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Inserts the specified .idl file into the generated .idl file.
[ importidl(
idl_file
) ];
idl_file
Identifies the name of the .idl file that you want to merge with the .idl file that will be generated for your application.
Remarks
The importidl C++ attribute places the section outside of the library block (in idl_file) into your program's generated .idl file and the library section (in idl_file) into the library section of your program's generated .idl file.
You may want to use importidl, for example, if you want to use a hand-coded .idl file with your generated .idl file.
// cpp_attr_ref_importidl.cpp
// compile with: /LD
[module(name="MyLib")];
[importidl("import.idl")];
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Anywhere |
| Repeatable |
No |
| Required attributes |
None |
| Invalid attributes |
None |
For more information, see Attribute Contexts.
Compiler Attributes
Stand-Alone Attributes
import
importlib
include
includelib