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We are having an application which is interacting with the static library(Default library) and in turn this will interact with the DLL.
This is written on the application side
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CNodeView *node_view = NULL;
node_view = m_default_mgr->GetGUI(node); (the call goes to
if (NULL == m_pMainVseqEditor)
return;
if (!IsWindow(node_view->m_hWnd))
{
CRect rectView = CRect(0,0,700,500);
// create the window
if(NULL == ((CWnd*)node_view)->Create(NULL, NULL, WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE, rectView , m_pMainVseqEditor, 14567))
The create function will work fine in debug mode but in release mode this return NULL.
Let me know how to resolve this issue in relesse mode.
Is there any specific project settings are there?
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Did you check GetLastError()? You could also check it by adding @err,hr in watch window. I hope it could give you some hint.
Regards,
Jijo.
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lavate malllik wrote: Create(NULL, NULL,
First parameter takes the window class name for e.g. WC_EDIT, you have given nothing here, shouldn't you give your CNodeView's class name. You must have a used RegisterClassEx or AfxRegisterWndClass for this purpose.
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What type is node_view? You use it in the IsWindow() call
like it's a CWnd*, so why do you cast it to a CWnd* when you
call the Create() method?
Is m_pMainVseqEditor->m_hWnd valid at the Create() call?
For clarity, FALSE is a better macro to use than NULL when you're
comparing a BOOL (IMO).
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Hi,
I am using a ClistCtrl which is to be filled with the data coming from server. As it is taking some time so there is flickering of window.
I want that while the data is being fetched a dialog should appear with progress bar along with the message Downloading.
Can any one help me.
Thanks In advance
Dhiraj Kumar Saini
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You may use a worker thread to perform the data acquisition and send messages to the progress bar window in order to update its status.
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Hi,
Sorry to say but i dont have any idea of creating threads
Please can you help me.
I am never worked on multithreading
Thanks
Dhiraj Kumar Saini
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U can either use AfxBeginThread or CreateThread to start a new thread....For more information u can refer msdn.
Dont worry...this is how everybody learned about any new things..
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Dhiraj kumar Saini wrote: I am using a ClistCtrl which is to be filled with the data coming from server. As it is taking some time so there is flickering of window.
Since you are frequently adding data to your list ctrl, flickering is usual. Use LockWindowUpdate() and UnLockWindowUpdate()to lock the control. Check here[^] about how to use it.
Dhiraj kumar Saini wrote: I want that while the data is being fetched a dialog should appear with progress bar along with the message Downloading.
Create a model-less dialog with progress bar and display it. Define a custom message by RegisterWindowMessage() and utilize it to update progress to ProgressDialog.
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Jijo.
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Hi all,
i m using SDI type aaplication,
Ctrl+C,Ctrl+V,Ctrl+X,Ctrl+z like shortcuts are not working.
in forms and dilog boxes keyboard shortcuts are not working.
Please help me for this.
Thanks in advance.
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Are you sure it's not something with your machine? Have you checked if it's working with regular apps like notepad, etc.? Do they work in a fresh new SDI project?
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(Assuming you're using straight Win32 since you don't mention a class library)
Do you have accelerators set up for Ctrl+C, V, etc? Are you calling TranslateAccelerator() in your message loop?
Are you calling IsDialogMessage() in your message loop? You must call that for the dialog navigation keys to work.
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Hi all,
I have a local pointer variable as follows in a method.
wchar_t * ptr;
Use it for some processing. Once this process, or this method calls number of times it occurs an exception on the following library function
void operator delete(
void *pUserData
)
Can someone help me to fix this.
Thanks
I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover
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I'll try to explain in my best this.
I don't call any delete function. Basically I use that pointer to torkenize a string on a space character.
<br />
wchar_t spec[] = L" ";<br />
wchar_t * token;<br />
token = wcstok("This is the string", spec);<br />
Actually I passes a string through this large number of times. At a random point I got an exception, actually assertion fail, at the above mentioned delete method of a some library.
Hope it's clear.
I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover 
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CodingLover wrote: I don't call any delete function.
wchar_t spec[] = L" ";
wchar_t * token;
token = wcstok("This is the string", spec);
None of the pointers above shall be "deleted" as none of them are assigned allocated memory, at least not in the code your providing. The string that would make sense it it was on the heap is the "This is a string"-string, but in the example above it is created on the stack so you must not try to delete it.
If you're not calling delete, who is?
The information you've provided is not enough to help you properly, so I'll make two wild guesses about what could be the problem:
1. You are provided with a pointer to a text string from some library (callback?) and you are "deleting" that pointer, but the library will later try to delete the pointer which generates an assertion.
2. You are passing a temporary pointer to a library which the library tries to delete.
Make sure any of these is not the case.
The bottom line is that you haven't provided enough information and therefore it's not possible to help you.
The code you have posted cannot generate the problem you're describing, so you must have provided something else or omitted some call or return statement. Especially if you're not calling delete.
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Ok, I'll show my full code to you. It'll help you to give some hint to me.
int WordCharCount(const std::wstring str, int& word_count , int& char_count)
{
int iSpace = 0;
int iNull = 0;
wchar_t temp[1024];
wchar_t spec[] = L" ";
wchar_t * token;
size_t iLength = strMess.copy(temp, str.length(), 0);
if(iLength > 0)
{
token = wcstok(temp, spec);
while(token != NULL)
{
word_count++;
token = wcstok(NULL, spec);
}
for(size_t i = 0; i < iLength; i++)
{
if(isspace(strMess.at(i)) != 0)
{
iSpace++;
}
}
char_count = ((int)iLength - iSpace);
}
return 0;
}
I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover
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CodingLover wrote: It'll help you to give some hint to me.
Not unless you tell us what the function is doing that is incorrect.
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I'm not clear what you say sir. I try to calculate number of words and characters of a string(actually wstring).
DavidCrow wrote: Not unless you tell us what the function is doing that is incorrect.
You mean that my function is wrong. It's works sir, only for small strings. For a very large string I go that error.
I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover
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CodingLover wrote: token = wcstok("This is the string", spec);
Each call to wcstok() modifies the first parameter. Since you passed a string literal as the first argument, it can't be modified.
CodingLover wrote: ...actually assertion fail...
Are you going to tell us what line of what file is asserting?
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If ptr no longer points to the address returned by new, then delete will fail.
"Love people and use things, not love things and use people." - Unknown
"The brick walls are there for a reason...to stop the people who don't want it badly enough." - Randy Pausch
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It seems you got error when you run this line after first time,right?
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Yes, that's what happened.
I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover
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For each new you must be run a delete.
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