System::Drawing::Bitmap::Bitmap': candidate function(s) not accessible

Hi i am having some weird error that i don't know where it is come from:
Error 1 error C3767: 'System::Drawing::Bitmap::Bitmap': candidate function(s) not accessible

Can you please tell me what whould i do with these error? Thanks a lot


Here is the code that i use


//some code here
using namespace System::Drawing;
//some code here


public: System::Void axGrFingerXCtrl1_FingerDown(System::Object^ sender, AxGrFingerXLib::_IGrFingerXCtrlEvents_FingerDownEvent^ e) {
//do something here
Bitmap handle;
//do something here

}

Wrong forum.

Please post your question in the Managed C++ forum, as your code is not traditional C++.

Regards,

Paul McKenzie

Are you trying to mix normal VC++ program with .NET code ?

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Originally Posted by Krishnaa

Are you trying to mix normal VC++ program with .NET code ?

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Yeah is there way to get away with these?

Thanks in advances

You need to use VC++.NET (managed C++), there are separate project types for VC++.NET, look for project types under New Project->Visual C++ Projects-> .NET.

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Originally Posted by Krishnaa

You need to use VC++.NET (managed C++), there are separate project types for VC++.NET, look for project types under New Project->Visual C++ Projects-> .NET.

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The problem that i have here is i have a code that can compile. This project use /clr:oldSyntax to compile. So i think it use the old C++. I want to use that in .net version. Is there any much different between that two version of C++?
What sort of option that i should choose to get the two code working with other?


I have check in my Visual Studio, there is no option that you mentioned :(


Thanks you very much

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This should work if you develop Windows Forms app with C++:

//some code here
using namespace System::Drawing;
//some code here


public: System::Void axGrFingerXCtrl1_FingerDown(System::Object^ sender, AxGrFingerXLib::_IGrFingerXCtrlEvents_FingerDownEvent^ e) {
//do something here
Bitmap^ handle;
//do something here

}