Article : Using WinForms controls in an MFC dialog

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1. Hi Nishant,
   Based on your example, I decided to try out MFC to .Net bridge and actually bought your book also. I have made some progress. However, I go stuck with the problem below for which I have not been able to find a solution. I have now bought your book on C++/CLI to seek further clues to the problem below. I will appreciate if you can provide further help.
   Hi,

   I have been testing out MFC to .NET connection. I have been through a number of hurdles. This one is
   beyond me.

   #pragma once

   using namespace System;
   using namespace System::ComponentModel;
   #using

   ref class CManagedClass1
   {
   public:

   array^ MyArr;
   // default indexer
   [Category(“MyArrFIX”)]
   property int default[int] {
   int get(int index) {
   return MyArr[index];
   }
   void set(int index, int value) {
   MyArr[index] = value;
   }
   }

   bool bCanStretch;
   [Category(“Appearance”)]
   property Boolean CanStretch
   {
   Boolean get() { return bCanStretch; }
   void set(Boolean value)
   {
   bCanStretch = value;
   }
   }

   enum class suit{clubs,diamonds,spade,hearts};
   [Category(“MyPropertysuit”)]
   property suit MyPropertysuit
   {
   void set( suit value )
   {
   }
   suit MyPropertysuit::get()
   {
   // Getter code here:
   return(suit::clubs);
   }
   }
   CManagedClass1(void);
   };

   Out of 3 properties defined above, I do not know why property “MyArrFIX” DOES NOT WORK.
   Am I missing something here.
   Thanks in anticipation

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