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Hi all, the code was written by others. I only copied portion of the code for understanding purposes. Not too sure on the intention. I will try to figure it out.
But at least now I understand the...

I'm actually just trying to understand how come "%" cannot be used and causes crash in VS2010 but not in VS2003.
So I just put one "%" there.
Would like to display the % out.
const char *msgFmt...

I encountered debug assertion when running line below using Visual studio 2010.
temp.FormatV( msgFmt, argMarker );
However, it is running fine with Visual Studio 2003 for the same portion of code....

OK thanks for your help.

I have question on string formatting.
It will crash at the line strCombine.Format("%ld000%s", a, "+0800"); when running on Microsoft visual studio 2010 but not in visual studio 2003 by using the...

Thanks for your advice. Yes, my program is processing incoming data from network. I have no idea how to get access to the control with the Invoke method as suggested. However, if I tried to debug...

Thanks for the advice. May I know what is (mycontrol.InvokeRequired)?

Yes, that was what I did. However, still cannot figure out the root cause.

When I tried to run my program, I saw the error dialog with description below pop up? Any idea how to troubleshoot it further?

An unhandled exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException'...

Thanks for your suggestion.
I use another method to copy over the dialog.
What I did was I copy the rc file from source project to destination project.
After that, I open up the rc file that was...

I tried to drag and drop but it doesn't work. Nothing being copy over to another project rc Dialog node folder.

I have questions on how to properly import a dialog from one project to another project using Visual Studio 2003.
Assume I have a dialog called IDD_DIALOG_IMPORT at a TestDialog project and I want...

Thanks all for the valuable advice.

Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce the same problem using debugger, otherwise I might be able to step into the code to find out more. It happens...

Unhandled exception happened at CStdioFile::~StdioFile(){} destructor when looking at the dump file.
However, the dump file has limited info so I am not sure which file(s) are actually causing it....

Yes, I did step through the code but it did not trigger the warning dialog "Breakpoint was trigger".


BOOL CMyDialog::OnInitDialog()
{
CDialog::OnInitDialog(); //already step through this...

Sorry, I don't get what you said it contradict each other.

Because when I saw at the Autos watch window,the value are as follow:
Name | Value...

I tried step to the code line by line on my dialog OnInitDialog, it looks fine to me and it didn't trigger the breakpoint.


BOOL CMyDialog::OnInitDialog()
{
........
}


//dlgcore.cpp

Sorry for the blur sceenshots, anyway I already attached in the break.zip earlier.


I am not too sure what is the value actually because after executing line 2 (I actually set a breakpoint at...

My application will pop up the warning dialog with description below when running on Windows 7 Japan Version in debug mode using Visual Studio 2010:
"Windows has triggered a breakpoint in...

Thanks a lot for your input.
I have initialized it in the Customer constructor as you suggested.
Now the error is resolved already.



public class Customer {
public String name;
...

May I know what is the correct way to access methods of an object within another object without using inheritance in Java?
I encounter the error "java.lang.NullPointerException" when trying to run...

Ok thanks for sharing the info.

Thanks all for the advice.
Somehow, the crash managed to resolve already after moving the declaration code inside the if function. (Sorry, I didn't show last time that I was using nested if and...

When copy out and run in isolation, it works fine. Somehow, it went wrong when run in my own project.
That's why I am wondering how cp = strtok(NULL, ","); can return weird character.
Anyway,...

It is actually intended to find "AA.B.CC,BB.B.CC, CC.B.CC, etc" with comma as delimiter.