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I've seen people doing that.
And how can I check if a button was pressed on my C# form?

[Henley]

Uhh so in your C++ code you wanna know when the button in your C# GUI is pressed?

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I want to use my C# GUI, and I asked how can I know when a button is pressed on my C# form which I wanna use in C++, so in the C++ application, how can I know when a button was pressed on the C# form?

[Ridor]

What you probally saw was people using C++ .NET. The managed version of C++ where you get the form designer and everything.

[Overload]

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No, it wasn't... I saw a source code, long ago, (which I deleted...) that used a delphi form and functions...
I wanna do that but with C# form.

And I don't want C++.NET...

[AlienX-P]

Code a DLL in C++ and call it in C#?

Not sure what you're really asking about..

[HomerSexual]

The dll is prolly the best idea because you have to get the C++ code inside the C# process. unless you pipe it, but im not familiar with piping in C#. Look into it and see if you can do it?

[killersamurai]

Here is how to do it between two c++ programs. All you have to do is translate it to c# for the sending part.

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[samuri25404]

Make your C# application ComVisible (I think it's something like [AttributeComVisible] or something--Google it), then do something like:

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[samuri25404]

Piping would probably be best, then.