c++ Forms

I don't understand how to call another form from a button click event in one form.  In c# I could write something like:

Form2 theOtherForm = new Form2();

theOtherForm.ShowDialog();

When I try to do something like this in C++, it gives me error C3673.

I read about the error here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173670(VS.80).aspx

I didn't understand it though.

Can someone explain to me what I'm doing wrong.

These poorly-executed trolls are getting old.

You mean C++/CLI, Microsoft's non-standard^[1] extension to Sepples. I hope you don't expect the exact same code to work in both C# and C++/CLI.

In any case, it seems you aren't familiar with the basics of S_^eppleS_^ly, so you should first learn the basics, by reading articles and looking at examples, not by asking questions. Then you'll see why your code doesn't work.
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_{^[1]Well, it's an ECMA standard, but if Microsoft submitted a document containing only the words ``hax my anus'' to ECMA, they would still approve it as a standard.
^[2]This footnote is not referenced.}

Sepples compiler messages are a way of telling you whether you should be using the language at all.

They are all of the form "I tried three or four different ways of interpreting your pathetic attempts at the syntax, and will only tell you about the least obvious one, ideally referring to a location some hundreds of lines away from where you made the actual mistake."

HIJACK

So i had a telephone interview for a c++ role yesterday. I hate c++ so am never too passionate about them, and tend to expect the interviewer to be a complete retard who sucks oo cock but can't actually program to save his life. Needless to say, this was no exception. He asked me what the difference between an object and a class is in c++. I was like "what?". I thought a class was just c++'s keyword for an object. Unless he was talking about o./.obj compilers, but that seems a bit of a strange question.

Instance, perhaps.

>>6
That's the only thing I can think of that makes sense. I've never heard the term "Object" used with that meaning, though.

>>5
Wow, what a moron.

... No, not the interviewer. You.

>>7
That makes you an ignorant idiot, dude. It's not the interviewer's fault.

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