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some1 · Apr 27th, 2005, 5:16 PM

actually its a global HBRUSH that is used by the functions in the file i`m trying to include. I`m not getting errors for the functions but the global HBRUSH only (which is the only global in that file). Should I not put variables in header files?

What I`m making is an application divided into 7 parts. they`re big parts so I`m dividing each into a seperate .cpp & .h file plus a main .cpp & .h file. Dunno if thats ok. I`m a noob afterall

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Any tips?

Apr 27th, 2005, 5:16 PM	#4
some1 Programmer Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 50 Rep Power: 4	actually its a global HBRUSH that is used by the functions in the file i`m trying to include. I`m not getting errors for the functions but the global HBRUSH only (which is the only global in that file). Should I not put variables in header files? What I`m making is an application divided into 7 parts. they`re big parts so I`m dividing each into a seperate .cpp & .h file plus a main .cpp & .h file. Dunno if thats ok. I`m a noob afterall . Any tips?