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C# and function parameters

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Hello,

I'm writing a dll in which i need to create function with different arguments.
When using function overload method i try to call these functions from FoxPro and it shows that my dll has three functions example: CMDLINE, CMDLINE_2,CMDLINE_3, but in c# i declared them with the same name "CMDLINE".

I need such functions: CMDLINE(); CMDLINE(int blah); CMDLINE(int blah,string blah2);

Because now its CMDLINE(int blah, string blah2) and if i don't write all the parameters i get an exception which says me tha "The parameter is incorrect";

I need help for function overloading in class library or this exception catching or making things to work with optional parameters.
Aug 19 '08 #1
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Curtis Rutland
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Can FoxPro handle overloaded methods? It looks like you did it correctly, but the program using the .DLL choked on it.
Aug 19 '08 #2
kare
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i think that maybe problem with overload is because of writing class library not regular win32 application. c# compiles my overloaded functions as different functions with added "_2" , "_3" index at the end of function's name. I can't find the solution because i need to use foxpro to call my functions(the software which will use the dll is written in FoxPro). Could anybody help?
Aug 20 '08 #3
Curtis Rutland
3,256 Expert 2GB
Well, post your code, because that doesn't sound right. I'm certain that class libraries can handle overloaded functions. It could be that FoxPro can't and that is the way that it interprets them.
Aug 20 '08 #4

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