Re: function won't work inside MFC dialog class
"Sgt. York" <york@frontlines.org> wrote in message
news:cf6dnfXFnObeywrZnZ2dnUVZ_rudnZ2d@scnresearch.com...
Z.K. wrote:
Okay, I got that to work with the code below, but how do I access my
member variable m_Sensor.SetWindowText("hello"). Everytime I do I get an
error specifying that is illegal to call a non-static function from a
static function.
Z.K.
static int __stdcall gotSensor(CPhidgetInterfaceKitHandle phid, void
*meh, int ind, int val);
int __stdcall CTestWin32PhidgetDlg::gotSensor(CPhidgetInterfaceKitHandle
phid, void *meh, int ind, int val)
{
CString temp;
temp = "hello";
//AfxMessageBox("hello");
//m_Sensor.SetWindowText("hello"); return 0;
}
Exactly. That's why I said "if possible," but in this case it's not, as
the compiler points out. So, you might explore the second option you
specified above. I have not seen enough code to understand the problem
enough to offer any suggestions.
-York
A couple of things you can do...
Write the code to work within your class -or- create a static CMyClass*
m_this member that is initialized to the this pointer and use that within
the static function.
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