I am using DMC43 and wxWindows 2.5.3, when I include the following
in my .cpp file it will not compile, saying the diffinition is different
than the header file, where it is defined as virtual.

How do I fix this? Below is the complete error output.

#include <wx/html/htmlwin.h>
contains:
// Called when user clicked on hypertext link. Default behavior is to
// call LoadPage(loc)
virtual void OnLinkClicked(const wxHtmlLinkInfo& link);

My code has:

#include <wx/html/htmlwin.h>
void wxHtmlWindow::OnLinkClicked(const wxHtmlLinkInfo& link)
{
wxString uri = link.GetHref();

wxLogVerbose( "{[%s/%u]:: wxHtmlWindow::OnLinkClicked} \"%s\"",
__FILE__, __LINE__,  uri.c_str() );

LoadPage( uri );
}


C:\wx253\lib\dmc_lib\wxmsw25d_html.lib(htmlwin)  Offset 0110DH Record Type 0091
Error 1: Previous Definition Different :
?OnLinkClicked@wxHtmlWindow@@UAEXABVwxHtmlLinkInfo@@@Z (void syscall
wxHtmlWindow::OnLinkClicked(wxHtmlLinkInfo const &))
C:\DM\lib\shell32.lib(shguid)
Warning 160: MS Precompiled TYPES not supported
C:\DM\lib\shell32.lib(shguid)
Warning 161: Unknown CV version, ignored

--- errorlevel 1
Done.

graceindustries@gmail.com wrote in news:d6fd54$25ao$1@digitaldaemon.com:
>  #include <wx/html/htmlwin.h>
>  void wxHtmlWindow::OnLinkClicked(const wxHtmlLinkInfo& link)

Here seems the problem.
You seem to duplicate function which is already in library. You have to derive from
wxHtmlWindow, not duplicate it.

> C:\DM\lib\shell32.lib(shguid) Warning 160: MS Precompiled TYPES not supported C:\DM\lib\shell32.lib(shguid) Warning 161: Unknown CV version, ignored

These warnings are unrelated to wxWidgets. I already reported it here. Have no idea what's the reason an have no idea what's is the status of fixing it in DMC.

ABX

On Wed, 18 May 2005 12:53:35 +0000 (UTC), W³odzimierz Skiba <abx@abx.art.pl> wrote:

>>  #include <wx/html/htmlwin.h>
>>  void wxHtmlWindow::OnLinkClicked(const wxHtmlLinkInfo& link)

I thought it would do The Right Thing because the header declarers the
function as virtual?  BCC did not complain about it, which is where I'm porting
the code from.