RE: [litwindow-users] Re: Using aggregate/accessors

[yrs90 <yr...@ya...>]

> > 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"?

I am passing a vector<class MyListData> to Items.

Specifically, 

RULE("xrcMainList.Items", make_expr<accessor>("m_ListData"))

Where 
vector<MyListData> m_ListData;

BEGIN_ADAPTER(DataClass)
  PROP(m_ListData)
END_ADAPTER()

IMPLEMENT_ADAPTER_CONTAINER(vector<MyListData>)

At least, m_items.is_container() == true, because the FillList() function is
populating the wxListCtrl and it only populates the list if
m_items.is_container() is true.

> No requirements for adding a constructor/destructor. Must be a problem 
> on your side. Have you tried rebuilding?

Yes I made sure to do a clean rebuild.  I'll look at it more closely after I
get further along.

> Not having a debugger is not really an option IMHO for something so new 
> as the lit window library.

Yes, I agree. I only have this problem building debug versions if I use
LitWindow and consequently STL.  Using a debugger is possible as it is, but
it is quite tedious to use without symbol tables.  Unfortunately I have to
factor in the cost of buying new tools for a couple of C-runtime libraries
into the decision about whether to commit to using LitWindow.  I'll take a
look at the VC 2005 Express Beta to see if that will resolve the immediate
need.

Thanks,
Joel




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