Re: Send message issue

From:

nicetom786@yahoo.com

Newsgroups:

microsoft.public.vc.mfc

Date:

8 Jun 2006 13:00:57 -0700

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<1149796857.746485.146420@j55g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>

Ajay,
This is where it breaks
ASSERT_VALID(mv->m_myCtrlTab.userDlg);
and goes to objcore.cpp line no 90

// check to make sure the VTable pointer is valid
ASSERT(sizeof(CObject) == sizeof(void*));
    if (!AfxIsValidAddress(*(void**)pOb, sizeof(void*), FALSE))
    {
        TRACE(traceAppMsg, 0, "ASSERT_VALID fails with illegal vtable
pointer.\n");
        if (AfxAssertFailedLine(lpszFileName, nLine))
            AfxDebugBreak();
        return; // quick escape
    }
nicetom786@yahoo.com wrote:

Scott :
Any complex GUI looks ugly to handle.I want to know where I am going
wrong.
I did work for example that works great with Send Message for
Controls(subclassed and non subclassed) which are sitting inside the
view .But a GUI like this ........:-)

I posted this question to improve myself and your comments will
defenitely help me.
Keep commenting and correcting me.

Ajay,
Its a SDI app and its the window of list control (tab1 of tabctrl)is
null.

Ajay Kalra wrote:

In the following code that you posted, validate the window is valid:

CCView *mv = (CCView*)pFrame->GetActiveView();

ASSERT_VALID(mv);
ASSERT_VALID(&(mv->m_ListCtrlTwo));
mv->m_ListCtrlTwo.SendMessage(WM_INSERT_ITEMS,0,0);

You had mentioned that window is null. What is null? Is it mv or is it
the handle of mv->m_ListCtrlTwo that is null?

If its mv that is null, then you dont have an active view. BTW, is this
an MDI or SDI ? If its MDI, you are getting the active view
incorrectly.

---
Ajay

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