Re: writing to gui from thread
On Feb 19, 3:31 pm, kunal s patel
<kunalspa...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
Hi all,
Here is a part of code:
#include "maindlg.h"
UINT MyThread(LPVOID obj); //thread function definition
class Cmaindlg
{
//this is the class of main gui with a listbox
CListbox m_listbox;
};
#include "sim.h"
#include "maindlg.h"
class sim
{
//another file
void proc(); //this function access the gui
void run();
}
Now when someone press a button in maindlg application i spawn a thread
like this:
UINT MyThread(LPVOID obj)
{
sim s;
s.proc();
}
The function proc is defined as
void sim::proc()
{
Cmaindlg* pmain = (Cmaindlg*) AfxGetMainWnd();
pmain->m_listbox.AddString("Hi");
}
Now when i try to run this application, i get an assertion error. I am not
able to understand what is going wrong. Can anyone explain me the way out of
it. Basically i want to access the gui objects from thread.
thanks
kunal
I think you have got the crux of the problem from other posters. In
your worker thread, dont call AfxGetMainWnd; instead send window
handle to the thread and use it later when you need it to
PostMessage() using the window handle.
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