Hello,
I am writing a COM interface to one of my classes, so that the interface
bmay be used to provide a means of sending data from a legacy code
application to the new .NET user Interface.
I have written the interface, and have included it in the inheritance of
multiple classs as needed. I know the GUID/UUIDs are needed eventually, but
half of the examples I see list them, and half do not.
For the above situation, do I include GUIDs manually (Tools>Create GUID) or
leave them blank for the IDE to fill in?
Thanks in advance,
Andrew
1  1247 
When I did this I created it expliticly using (Tools>Create GUID)
then put it above the interface in my file (which I've changed below)
etcetcWhatever
[Guid("001BEBC3-F05C-4ba5-9EB6-2771A2A9951D")]
public interface etcetcWhatever
"Andrew S. Giles" <An**********@d iscussions.micr osoft.com> wrote in message
news:6E******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hello,
I am writing a COM interface to one of my classes, so that the interface
bmay be used to provide a means of sending data from a legacy code
application to the new .NET user Interface.
I have written the interface, and have included it in the inheritance of
multiple classs as needed. I know the GUID/UUIDs are needed eventually,
but half of the examples I see list them, and half do not.
For the above situation, do I include GUIDs manually (Tools>Create GUID)
or leave them blank for the IDE to fill in?
Thanks in advance,
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