Re: CArray::GetData
Had you added at least one element to m_tub array before you tried to
GetData() of its first (0) element
and at least two elements before you tried to GetData() of its second (1)
element?
Victor
"Al" <Al@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9B5A7717-F4E2-4AF3-AD2B-E5D5EFD2BFCE@microsoft.com...
I am trying to get a pointer from an object that is of CArray but it is
also
in another CArray.
class CBox
{
CString name;
int num;
}
class tube;
{
CString tubname;
CArray<CBox, CBox&> m_box;
}
CArray<CTub, CTub&> m_tub;
I add elements to both of these arrays and want to retreive some.
CBox* pb;
pb = (CBox*) m_tub.ElementAt(0).m_box.GetData();
doesn't get me the right array element of CBox
if I try
pb = (CBox*)m_tube.ElementAt(0).m_box.ElementAt(1).GetData();
I get an error. Is there some other way?
The code here is to give you just an idea of what I am trying to do.
Hopefully it is enough.
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