Error C3767: candidate function(s) not accessible

[Iwanow]

Hello!

I have a single class without any inheritance over there, and I get
that error on its constructor which is an empty function:

LabelProcessor: :LabelProcessor () {
}
The full error message is as follows:
..\LabelProcess or.cpp(5) : error C3767:
'System::Drawin g::Bitmap::Bitm ap': candidate function(s) not accessible

How do I get rid of such an error? Thank you in advance for any hints.
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Iwanow

[SvenC]

Hi Iwanow,

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Hello!

I have a single class without any inheritance over there, and I get
that error on its constructor which is an empty function:

LabelProcessor: :LabelProcessor () {
}
The full error message is as follows:
.\LabelProcesso r.cpp(5) : error C3767:
'System::Drawin g::Bitmap::Bitm ap': candidate function(s) not accessible

How do I get rid of such an error? Thank you in advance for any hints.

I guess you have a class member of type Bitmap which has no public default
constructor so your LabelProcessor constructor cannot create the Bitmap
instance. Either make that member a pointer which you initialize with gcnew
or initialize it in the constructor list like so#

LabelProcessor: :LabelProcessor () :
_yourBitmapVari able(bitmapCons tructorParamete rs)
{
}

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SvenC

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Iwanow

[Iwanow]

SvenC wrote:

I guess you have a class member of type Bitmap which has no public default
constructor so your LabelProcessor constructor cannot create the Bitmap
instance. Either make that member a pointer which you initialize with gcnew
or initialize it in the constructor list like so#

SvenC,

Thank you for your help. I noticed that one of my bitmap member
variables was missing the pointer sign (^). I added it, and now it
works perfectly. Thank you very much once again.
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Iwanow