Re: this->EndDialog hangs with thread
I think I figured it out.
When I step through with break points it doesnt do this.
on my OnClose()
I send a IRC QUIT message, but I dont process the return messages, I do a
closesocket()
which is filling the chat window with junk, and then the tread stops,
leaving the messages queued because they never all made it to the message
handler to delete.
I think I just need to process all the receive messages, instead of abruptly
exiting.
Thanks for your help!
"David Wilkinson" <no-reply@effisols.com> wrote in message
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Scott Kraemer wrote:
I can't delete s until the main dialog message handler passes it off to
the function to add the text to the dialog right?
void AddChatText(HWND hWnd,CString & name)
{
CString * s = new CString(name);
::PostMessage(hWnd,UWM_ADDSTRING, 0, (LPARAM)s);
//delete s; //creates exceptions
}
I do delete it in the main handler :
MessageMap:
ON_MESSAGE(UWM_ADDSTRING, &CTest1Dlg::OnAddChatString)
My Message Handler to add Chat String to modified RichEditControl:
LRESULT CTest1Dlg::OnAddChatString(WPARAM, LPARAM lParam)
{
CString * s = (CString *)lParam;
m_chat.AppendText(*s);
delete s;
return 0;
}
How can I clean up these memory leaks using this method?
Scott:
Obviously you cannot delete the string right after the PostMessage() call.
This would defeat the purpose of putting it on the heap in the first
place.
But deleting it in the handler should work. Are you sure it doesn't?
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