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>I always start with SERIALIZABLE_SCHEMA 1, but I guess you can start >with 0 as well. Watch Anne Of Green Gables The Sequel 1987 Online Free. >RB previously wrote >IMPLEMENT_SERIAL(CFileHandlingDoc, CDocument, 0) >Goran wrote >Wow, wow, not like that! You need SERIALIZABLE_SCHEMA in there. But other than you and this one book, I have not seen it elsewhere searching on the net or other MFC books I have. RB replied Well actually about the same time you showed it to me I got out an old book I had bought used quite a while ago 'MFC Programming by Alan Feuer' and I looked thru it and found the same idea (creating the doc derivative with the Serial macros ). That gets nicely reported in document's >ReportStoreLoadException. It's really something else, not >your file), SerializeClass throws an exception with >CArchiveException::badClass. >Goran wrote >In all honesty: I came up with this idea of my own and I don't know if >someone else does that. The whole thing just seems odd to me, unless for they were not wanting to tie the whole thing to the doc derivative's name as you previously pointed out, and if so why didn't they say so.
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Like if I have CMapStringToString's Runtime data and schema written to my file but I don't have my doc derivative's runtime data in the file unless I learn it from you on a news group, or my member data's schema unless I do what the help text says and put them in another CObject derived class with the full power of Serial macros. RB replied Exactly and it seems to me that if all the help text points towards using the full power of serial in a CObject derived class why would the document derivative not be included since to me it is the base of the whole serialization process.
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La Nona De Roberto Cossa Pdf Descargar there. SerializeClass will store class name in the >serialization stream (that's your 'magic' file type marker), and will >also store the version (that's. Since every serialization code I've seen so far has >'global' document version, and some 'magic' file type marker (your own >does it), I proposed the use of DECLARE_SERIAL and SerializeClass >simply because that will give you both, without reaching out for a >custom solution. >Goran wrote >Now, remember, _SERIAL gives serialization operators >and schema number.
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Descargar Keygen Autocad Civil 3d 2015 64 Bits more. It just doesn't at first make sense from my limited view point, although see below for more.

Yes I understand that the document doesn't necessarily 'need' the Serial macro to write to file, but I couldn't understand why MFC would want to short the full capability of the schema in the doc. >Clearly, to simply call Serialize on an object, you don't need any of >these macros. >Goran wrote >I guess simply because MFC does need _DYNCREATE (to create the >document at runtime, from a template), but does not need _SERIAL, >because MFC simply calls Serialize(ar) on the document class.
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How to use IMPLEMENT_SERIAL in a template. Successfull when it comes to use the DECLARE_SERIAL / IMPLEMENT. Want to be able to use the MFC-Serialize function. How can I serialize Mfc template dialog class, I can't use DECLARE_SERIAL and IMPLEMENT_SERIAL for this. MFC DECLARE_SERIAL is designed explicitly for single inheritance objects, it is based on macros that makes preprocessing with type names (token pasting is done to transform a class name into the name of a static variable and into a string: it doesn’t work, for example, with templates or with composite names, like calss into namespaces). The DECLARE_SERIAL and IMPLEMENT_SERIAL macros are only necessary for classes derived from CObject that you wish to serialize polymorphically using the framework provided by MFC. For more information on the DECLARE_DYNCREATE macro, see CObject Class Topics. If DECLARE_DYNCREATE is included in the class declaration, then IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE must be included in the class implementation.
