[litwindow-users] Re: Using aggregate/accessors
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From: Hajo K. <mai...@ha...> - 2005-04-19 06:17:24
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yrs90 wrote: > This code returns 'valid but not a container'. Before I put the > is_container() check in, it generated a runtime error. What do you pass to "Items"? > In a separate problem, I added a constructor/destructor to an otherwise > unchanged class that I pass to the framework and suddenly I started getting > runtime access violations. Is there some type of change to the ADAPTER > declaration required when there is a constructor in the class? No requirements for adding a constructor/destructor. Must be a problem on your side. Have you tried rebuilding? BTW, you will get lost very quickly without a debugger. If you cannot afford the Visual Studio Standard edition and if you are adventureous you could download the visual studio .NET 2005 C++ Express version and use that debugger there (I think it has one). It should be able to debug code generated by the free MS tools, provided the free tools let you switch on debugging information. Not having a debugger is not really an option IMHO for something so new as the lit window library. Best regards Hajo |