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I would first guess that there is an error before the line where
you get the error. I try and figure these things out by block
commenting out the function. Since I usually have methods, I
then make the method an inline empty method just so that I should
get no compile errors. I'd guess you can do the same with a
function....

Another thing is that another error indicates that you are declaring
a method called DBGridCut. Are you making both a function and a 
method with the same name ?

Perhaps you can post a message where you cut and past the
exact declarations and implimentations of the functions/methods
in question.


Maverick Koe wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
>         I want to create a function and pass "TDBGrid" as a parameter.
> i.e.  void __fastcall DBGridCut(TDBGrid *DBGrid); However, I received errors
> as follows.
> 
> [C++Error] ADMClipboard.cpp(26): Undefined symbol 'TDBGrid'.
> [C++Error] ADMClipboard.cpp(49): 'TDBGrid' cannot start a parameter
> declaration.
> [C++Error] ADMClipboard.cpp(50): '_fastcall TAClipboard::DBGridCut(int &)'
> is not a member of 'TAClipboard'.
> 
> I have included dbcgrid.hpp in my c++ file already.  Any idea??
> 
> Regards,
> Maverick