Hello all. I am working with managed c++ ,cli. I am working on a large project and cannot afford to make any mistakes. In cli from what i have seen usually when i construct classes i use this ^ character to do so, like this
//header file
public ref class something{};
//cpp file
something ^ s;My problem is with enumerations because you make enumerations without the ref i used for the class something it looks like the fallowing.
//header
public: enum class C{
//cpp
C c;
}For anything else in managed c++ this would be unacceptable. Is there a ref enum class. If not will there be any problems associated with this. From what i can see this is mixing managed with un-managed, its usually not allowed, but at the moment the compiler lets it go. So whats the deal, and i good to go using it without the ref? thanks all for your eyes and time.
