asdkemployeedetails.h

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//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//----- AsdkEmployeeDetails.h : Declaration of the AsdkEmployeeDetails
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#pragma once

#ifdef EMPLOYEEDETAILS_MODULE
#define DLLIMPEXP __declspec(dllexport)
#else
//----- Note: we don't use __declspec(dllimport) here, because of the
//----- "local vtable" problem with msvc. If you use __declspec(dllimport),
//----- then, when a client dll does a new on the class, the object's
//----- vtable pointer points to a vtable allocated in that client
//----- dll. If the client dll then passes the object to another dll,
//----- and the client dll is then unloaded, the vtable becomes invalid
//----- and any virtual calls on the object will access invalid memory.
//-----
//----- By not using __declspec(dllimport), we guarantee that the
//----- vtable is allocated in the server dll during the ctor and the
//----- client dll does not overwrite the vtable pointer after calling
//----- the ctor. And, since we expect the server dll to remain in
//----- memory indefinitely, there is no problem with vtables unexpectedly
//----- going away.
#define DLLIMPEXP
#endif

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "dbmain.h"

#define ASDKEMPLOYEEDETAILS_DBXSERVICE "ASDKEMPLOYEEDETAILS_DBXSERVICE"

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class DLLIMPEXP AsdkEmployeeDetails : public AcDbObject {

public:
	ACRX_DECLARE_MEMBERS(AsdkEmployeeDetails) ;

protected:
	static Adesk::UInt32 kCurrentVersionNumber ;

public:
	AsdkEmployeeDetails () ;
	virtual ~AsdkEmployeeDetails () ;

	//----- AcDbObject protocols
	//- Dwg Filing protocol
	virtual Acad::ErrorStatus dwgOutFields (AcDbDwgFiler *pFiler) const ;
	virtual Acad::ErrorStatus dwgInFields (AcDbDwgFiler *pFiler) ;

	//- Dxf Filing protocol
	virtual Acad::ErrorStatus dxfOutFields (AcDbDxfFiler *pFiler) const ;
	virtual Acad::ErrorStatus dxfInFields (AcDbDxfFiler *pFiler) ;

private:
	Adesk::Int32 m_ID;
	Adesk::Int32 m_Cube;
	char* m_firstName;
	char* m_lastName;

public:
	Acad::ErrorStatus ID(Adesk::Int32& ID) ;
	Acad::ErrorStatus setID(const Adesk::Int32 ID);
	Acad::ErrorStatus cube(Adesk::Int32& cube) ;
	Acad::ErrorStatus setCube(const Adesk::Int32 cube);
	Acad::ErrorStatus firstName(char*& firstName) ;
	Acad::ErrorStatus setFirstName(const char* firstName);
	Acad::ErrorStatus lastName(char*& lastName) ;
	Acad::ErrorStatus setLastName(const char* lastName);
} ;

#ifdef EMPLOYEEDETAILS_MODULE
ACDB_REGISTER_OBJECT_ENTRY_AUTO(AsdkEmployeeDetails)
#endif