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    TRACE MACRO problem in MFC

    I'm able to see the data via watch list and cursor over var but unable to print the data via TRACE using specifiers %lf or any other specifiers
    the results keep showing 0.000000
    I even set the var to a local var and it still only shows 0.000000
    all the numerical data I use through out my program is doubles

    Code:
    //for testing purposes of the tribuffer
    void CCubeShapes::TestTriBuffer(CTriangleDepthBuffer* TriBuf)
    {
    	//TRACE("\naddress of tribuf: %i\n"), TriBuf;
    	POSITION pos = NULL;
    	CTriangle* tri = NULL;
    	double res;
    	if (!TriBuf->m_listoftriangles.IsEmpty())
    	{
    		if (pos = TriBuf->m_listoftriangles.GetHeadPosition())
    		{
    			tri = TriBuf->m_listoftriangles.GetAt(pos);
    			TRACE("\nheadpos distance %lf \n"), res=tri->depth;
    		}
    		while (pos)
    		{
    			TriBuf->m_listoftriangles.GetNext(pos);
    			if (pos)
    			{				
    				tri = TriBuf->m_listoftriangles.GetAt(pos);
    				res = tri->depth;
    				TRACE("\ngetnext distance %lf \n"), res;
    			}
    		}
    
    	}
    }

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    Re: TRACE MACRO problem in MFC

    And what value did you expect to be printed with this TRACE?
    Victor Nijegorodov

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    Re: TRACE MACRO problem in MFC

    Quote Originally Posted by jstoll View Post
    Code:
    //for testing purposes of the tribuffer
    void CCubeShapes::TestTriBuffer(CTriangleDepthBuffer* TriBuf)
    {
    	...
    			{				
    				tri = TriBuf->m_listoftriangles.GetAt(pos);
    				res = tri->depth;
    				TRACE("\ngetnext distance %lf \n"), res;
    			}
    		}
    
    	}
    }
    Wouldn't you like to change this to something like
    Code:
    			{				
    				tri = TriBuf->m_listoftriangles.GetAt(pos);
    				res = tri->depth;
    				TRACE("\ngetnext distance %lf \n", res);
    			}
    Victor Nijegorodov

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    Re: TRACE MACRO problem in MFC

    thank you sir, definitly a typographic error was the problem,i didn't even notice it i'm suprised it even compiled that way

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