MakeAndInitialize Function

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08/03/2021

Initializes the specified Windows Runtime class. Use this function to instantiate a component that is defined in the same module.

Syntax

template <
    typename T,
    typename I,
    typename TArg1,
    typename TArg2,
    typename TArg3,
    typename TArg4,
    typename TArg5,
    typename TArg6,
    typename TArg7,
    typename TArg8,
    typename TArg9>
HRESULT MakeAndInitialize(
    _Outptr_result_nullonfailure_ I** ppvObject,
    TArg1 &&arg1,
    TArg2 &&arg2,
    TArg3 &&arg3,
    TArg4 &&arg4,
    TArg5 &&arg5,
    TArg6 &&arg6,
    TArg7 &&arg7,
    TArg8 &&arg8,
    TArg9 &&arg9) throw()

Parameters

T
A user-specified class that inherits from WRL::RuntimeClass.

TArg1
Type of argument 1 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

TArg2
Type of argument 2 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

TArg3
Type of argument 3 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

TArg4
Type of argument 4 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

TArg5
Type of argument 5 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

TArg6
Type of argument 6 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

TArg7
Type of argument 7 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

TArg8
Type of argument 8 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

TArg9
Type of argument 9 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg1
Argument 1 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg2
Argument 2 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg3
Argument 3 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg4
Argument 4 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg5
Argument 5 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg6
Argument 6 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg7
Argument 7 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg8
Argument 8 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

arg9
Argument 9 that is passed to the specified runtime class.

Return Value

An HRESULT value.

Remarks

See How to: Instantiate WRL Components Directly to learn the differences between this function and Microsoft::WRL::Make, and for an example.

Requirements

Header: implements.h

Namespace: Microsoft::WRL::Details