C / C++ / MFC

p_1960 wrote:

Suppose if i create a Class object dynamically using a stack pointer

void main()
{
int* pInt = new int(100);

    {
      int* pX = pInt;
     //Here you don't need to delete pX;//You shouldn't
    }

delete pInt; //Delete here
pInt=NULL;
}

int* pX = new int(100);
int* pY = pX;

delete Px;
Px=NULL;
//Here you may just assign NULL to pY;
pY=NULL;

pObj->LoadMovie(0,"C:\myflashmovie.swf");
pObj->Play();

dimasfitria wrote:

i dont want to use activeX controls..

1. Right click on your dialog
2. Insert ActiveX control
3. Choose ShockWave Flash object
4. Right click on the inserted control then "Add variable".
5. Enter the variable name, close.

m_cFlash.LoadMovie(0,_T("C:\\files\\About.swf")); 		
m_cFlash.Play();

virtual LRESULT DefWindowProc(
   UINT message,
   WPARAM wParam,
   LPARAM lParam 
);