Dear rooters,
thank you for the quick help concerning gVirtualX. But I have
encountered another problem.
I had declared a global pointer gDisplay to one of my own classes in
order to be able to use it when passing commands to the interpreter from
within my code, e.g.:
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TButton* but1= new TButton("Stop","",.91,.9,.99,.95);
char *cmd1 = "gDisplay->stopDisplaying();";
but1->SetMethod(cmd1);
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gDisplay was declared at the end of the display.h file (outside of the
class declaration of course) in the form:
EXTERN Display *gDisplay;
this compiled and worked nicely in version 222/10. Now (version 223/12),
however, it dosn't compile anymore with the error message:
display.h:58: syntax error before `*'
What goes wrong ??
regards
Thomas
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Email: Thomas.Eberl@physik.tu-muenchen.de
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