Re: SaveBarState fails when it is called from a thread
Do it from GUI thread only. Also make sure each CControlBar has a distinct
ID. The ID is the last parameter in the method when you create it.
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Ajay
"Faisal" <faisalm83@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
In my application, I use SaveBarState() for persisting control bar
state.
The code fragment is something like this.
void CMainFrame::OnSavePersistance()
{
SaveBarState(_T("My Persistence"));
// Saves some information to an xml file
}
Since my xml saving takes some time I changed the code to execute in a
thread
UINT ThreadFn(LPVOID pParam)
{
CMainFrame* pThis = (CMainFrame*)pParam;
pThis->SaveBarState(_T("My Persistence"));
return 0;
}
void CMainFrame::OnCntrlbartst()
{
AfxBeginThread( ThreadFn, this );
}
But, now in the thread function SaveBarState() fails. It shows some
assertion in debug version. I think it is due to some mismatch in
MODULE_STATE.
statck trace for assert
CWnd::AssertValid() line 879 + 25 bytes
CControlBar::AssertValid() line 976
CStatusBar::AssertValid() line 732
AfxAssertValidObject(const CObject * 0x00431510 {CStatusBar
hWnd=0x00180c7e}, const char * 0x5f4ccfe8 THIS_FILE, int 531) line 108
CControlBar::GetBarInfo(CControlBarInfo * 0x00433d70) line 534
CFrameWnd::GetDockState(CDockState & {CDockState}) line 520
CFrameWnd::SaveBarState(const char * 0x0041844c `string') line 443
ThreadFn(void * 0x00431450) line 174
How can I avoid this problem.
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