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14.06.2003, 13:03 Uhr
~michael
Gast
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Ok ich konnte nun das Problem lokalisieren (hoffe ich)
Nur was is bei meiner Klasse falsch, so daß sie nicht Odnungsgemäß serialisiert wird? Ich verstehs echt nicht
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///CTermin.h
class CTermin : public CObject
{
DECLARE_SERIAL(CTermin)
public:
CString GetDescription();
CString GetKind();
CTime GetTime();
void SetDescription(CString);
void SetTime(int,int,int,int,int,int);
void SetKind(CString kind);
CTermin();
virtual ~CTermin();
virtual void Serialize (CArchive& ar);
/// Zugriffsmethoden
private:
CString m_strDescription;
CTime m_time;
CString m_strKind;
};
/// CTermin.cpp
IMPLEMENT_SERIAL (CTermin, CObject, 1)
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Konstruktion/Destruktion
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CTermin::CTermin()
{
m_time ;
m_strDescription.Format("");
m_strKind.Format("");
}
CTermin::~CTermin()
{
}
void CTermin::Serialize(CArchive &ar)
{
/// Funktion der Basisklasse aufrufen
CObject::Serialize(ar);
/// Wird geschrieben oder gelesen
if(ar.IsStoring())
{
/// Variablen schreiben
ar << m_time << m_strDescription << m_strKind;
}
else
{
/// Variablen lesen
ar >> m_time >> m_strDescription >> m_strKind;
}
}
void CTermin::SetTime(int sec, int min,int hour,int day,int month, int jear)
{
m_time = CTime(jear,month,day,hour,min,sec);
}
void CTermin::SetDescription(CString str)
{
m_strDescription = str;
}
CString CTermin::GetDescription()
{
return this->m_strDescription;
}
void CTermin::SetKind(CString kind)
{
this->m_strKind=kind;
}
CString CTermin::GetKind()
{
return m_strKind;
}
CTime CTermin::GetTime()
{
return m_time;
}
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Danke für die Hilfe!
mfg Michael |
