jeff sacksteder wrote:
Well, COM objects don't have members (externally). Everything is a
function.
If everything is a function, what's _public_attrs_ for?
I suppose it's really a matter of semantics more than a useful
distinction. _public_attrs_ creates what COM calls a "property", which
are actually implemented as as two special functions called get_Xxx and
put_Xxx (for a property called Xxx). Languages that have the notion of
a property usually hide this from you, calling the functions behind your
back.
A COM interface is a pure virtual C++ class, which means it can consist
of nothing but function pointers.
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Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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