Re: Unhandled Exception - can I get more information?
I have an array of objects o_array.
int j;
CObject* ob = &o_array[j]; // without initialising j
ob->some_field = some_value; // usually causes exception
I tried to catch this as you suggested but it still doesn't.
Alan
"Giovanni Dicanio" wrote:
"Alan Williams-Key" <AlanWilliamsKey@discussions.microsoft.com> ha scritto
nel messaggio news:D7A9D23F-E6B2-4BCA-BBBF-A445012779D3@microsoft.com...
OK I tried this. I put
try
{
myfunc();
}
catch (CException* e)
{
// my exception code
}
where myfunc() calls other functions and in one of the lower functions I
deliberately caused an exception but execution did not go through the
catch
block.
Could you please post the code that throws?
Moreover, catching CException *, you are catching MFC based exceptions;
however, there are also exceptions that have std::exception as root
exception class (e.g. the exceptions of C++ standard library and STL).
If your exception is of the second kind, it won't be caught with 'CException
*'.
Note that std::exception's are caught by reference, e.g. 'catch (
std::exception & e )'.
Giovanni
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