struct ListNumber       
{
CString             s;
BOOL                b1;
BOOL                b2;
};
typedef CArray< ListNumber , ListNumber &> ListNumberArray;

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1. Antwort von nach 2 Stunden 0 hilfreich

   VC-Hilfe

   Hi Ralf :)
   
   Hier ist das, was MSDN dazu meint ...
   
   The simple array and list classes,CArray andCList, take two parameters: TYPE and ARG_TYPE. These classes can store any data type, which you specify in the TYPE parameter:
   
   Fundamental C++ data types, such as int, char, and float
   C++ structures and classes
   Other types that you define
   
   For convenience and efficiency, you can use the ARG_TYPE parameter to specify the type of function arguments. Typically, you specify ARG_TYPE as a reference to the type you named in the TYPE parameter. For example:
   
   CArray<int, int> myArray;
   CList<CPerson, CPerson&> myList;
   
   The first example declares an array collection, myArray, that contains ints. The second example declares a list collection, myList, that stores CPerson objects. Certain member functions of the collection classes take arguments whose type is specified by the ARG_TYPE template parameter. For example, the Add member function of class CArray takes an ARG_TYPE argument:
   
   CArray<CPerson, CPerson&> myArray;
   CPerson person;
   myArray->Add( person );
   
   Viele Grüße
   
   Stefan.
   

   • Antwort von nach 4 Stunden 0 hilfreich

     Re: VC-Hilfe

     Hi Stefan, besten Dank, viele Grüße Ralf