DOCUMENT:Q176487  17-JUL-2001  [visualc]
TITLE   :PRB: C2065 Error Occurs on GetWrapperWindow or Other Symbols
PRODUCT :Microsoft C Compiler
PROD/VER:MACINTOSH:4.0,4.0b
OPER/SYS:
KEYWORDS:kberrmsg kbHWMAC kbMFC kbVC kbGrpDSMFCATL

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The information in this article applies to:

 - Microsoft Visual C++, Macintosh Cross-Development Addon, versions 4.0, 4.0b 
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SYMPTOMS
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When using a function or a symbol dependent upon the Macintosh Operating System
headers, the following error message may appear:

   error C2065: 'GetWrapperWindow' : undeclared identifier

CAUSE
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The native Macintosh header, MACOS\WINDOWS.H (or others), was not included
before the Winwlm.h file.

RESOLUTION
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Include the required header (macos/windows.h for GetWrapperWindow) before
including Winwlm.h for MFC applications. Winwlm.h is included in the Afxwin.h
file. For example:

     #include <macname1.h>
     #include <macos/windows.h>
     #include <macname2.h>

     #include <afxwin.h>

STATUS
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This behavior is by design.

MORE INFORMATION
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When targeting applications for the Macintosh platform, the Winwlm.h header file
is pulled in the default WLM libraries and declares many symbols needed to use
Macintosh specific objects from a Windows application. For example,
GetWrapperWindow returns the Macintosh window data structure WindowRef
underlying the given the Windows HWND.

This header file may be included in applications manually or automatically pulled
in when building MFC applications through the Afxwin.h header file. For
example:

     afxwin.h
       afx.h
         afxver_.h
           afxv_w32.h
             windows.h // for Macintosh targets this is mac/include/windows.h
               winwlm.h // where GetWrapperWindow, and so on, are prototyped
                 macname2.h // 

However, the Winwlm.h file excludes many symbols if certain native Macintosh
header files are not previously included. For example, GetWrapperWindow is
defined if MACOS\Windows.h is included beforehand. This behavior occurs because
GetWrapperWindow, along with other symbols, is in a section dependent upon
__WINDOWS__ being defined. MACOS\Windows.h defines __WINDOWS__ .

Below is a list of some of the more commonly-used symbols and the required header
file. The header file must be included before Winwlm.h or Afxwin.h and
surrounded by the inclusion Macname1.h and Macname2.h. For example:

Symbol                       Include
------                       ----------------
CFragConnectionID            macos/codefrag.h //__CODEFRAGMENTS__
CFragInitBlockPtr
WlmInit
WlmTerm
WrapInstance
UnwrapInstance
GetMacInstanceInformation
MenuRef                      macos/menus.h //__MENUS__
WlmInitEx
CheckoutMenu
WrapMenu
UnwrapMenu
UpdateMenuBar
WindowRef                    macos/windows.h //__WINDOWS__
ActivateForeignWindow
GetWindowWrapper
GetWrapperWindow
GetWrapperContainerWindow
WrapWindow
WrapWindowMinimal
UnwrapWindow
DialogRef                    macos/dialogs.h //__DIALOGS__
AfxGetNextEvent              macos/events.h //__EVENTS__
AfxWaitNextEvent
AfxEventAvail
AfxGetOSEvent
AfxOSEventAvail
GrafPortToClient             macos/types.h //__TYPES__

If these header files are not included, the following error messages are
generated:

   error C2065: 'GetWrapperWindow' : undeclared identifier
   error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function

If the following errors occur after including these headers

   warning C4003: not enough actual parameters for macro 'GetItem'
   error C2059: syntax error : ','
   warning C4003: not enough actual parameters for macro 'SetItem'
   error C2059: syntax error : ','
   ...

it is because the Afxcmn.h header file was included later. The Afxcmn.h header
file contains GetItem and SetItem member functions of several MFC classes that
conflict with the ones defined in MACOS\Menus.h. For example:

      // macos/Menus.h
      #if OLDROUTINENAMES
      ...
      #define SetItem(theMenu, item, itemString) SetMenuItemText(theMenu,
      item, itemString)
      #define GetItem(theMenu, item, itemString) GetMenuItemText(theMenu,
      item, itemString)
      ...
      #endif // OLDROUTINENAMES

The workaround is to define OLDROUTINENAMES as 0. Below is an example of a
typical MFC project's Stdafx.h file. This project uses the common controls. For
example:

      #define VC_EXTRALEAN   // Exclude rarely-used stuff from Windows headers

      #include <macname1.h>
      #define OLDROUTINENAMES 0
      #include <macos/windows.h>
      #include <macname2.h>

      #include <afxwin.h>  // includes Winwlm.h
      #include <afxext.h>
      #include <afxcmn.h>

REFERENCES
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Books Online

(c) Microsoft Corporation 1997, All Rights Reserved. Contributions by Adam Kim,
Microsoft Corporation


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Version           : MACINTOSH:4.0,4.0b
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