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In article <Bw4IMt.JMx@news.cso.uiuc.edu>, smlg1015@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Stuart M Lichtenthal) writes:
|> I have been through every #include file in a typical
|> Borland C++ example program which uses PTWindow or
|> PTWindowsObject and I still don't see how the compiler
|> knows that the P stands for "pointer".  This is certainly
|> Hungarian notation, but I don't see where the "P" is
|> defined.  I did see where TWindow and TWindowsObject classes
|> are defined, though (WINOBJS.H).
|> 
|> PTWindow is not in the "help" list. 
|> 
|> Could somebody clear this up for me?
|> 

Look in _defs.h (in the runtime include directory, not the OWL include
directory).  It defines a macro called _CLASSDEF(name) which does the
necessary typedefs to create Pname, Rname, etc.


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