Static control question....

[Rickard Andersson20]

When I try to create a variable for a static control (a simple text static control, not that static which you can right click on and chose to put an image on or a rectangle, a simple text static... hope you understand! :)) it gives me this error message: c:\program\microsoft visual studio\myprojects\reminder\reminderdlg.h(44) : error C2040: 'm_Static3' : 'class CString' differs in levels of indirection from 'class CWnd *' I putted a static control on the dialog and then gave it an ID (IDC_STATIC3). Then I right clicked on it and created a variable for the control( a CString). And then it wont work for me!! GRRR!! What to do??? ------------------------------ CodeCracker - That's me! :) ------------------------------

[Carlos Antollini]

When you creted the variable with the class wizzard you select object and no CString. Delete all the references of your variable and make again the variable and have special care in the category you must to select the categoy value and variable type CString.... That is all... Best Regards... :-D Carlos Antollini.

[Rickard Andersson20]

Sorry... I found wath it was now... hehe... my fault!! :-O :-O :-O It was a varible with the exactly same name! :-O :-O hehehehe.... That's what happends when you write much code!! :) ------------------------------ CodeCracker - That's me! :) ------------------------------

[Carlos Antollini]

Don't worry about that... But For tomorrow you must to write 1000 times: I don't must write two variables in the same class with the same name. Cheers!!! ;) :bob: I want :beer: Carlos Antollini.

[Remi Morin]

just two word... cut and paste 1000 times: 1000 times: I don't must write two variables in the same class with the same name. I don't must write two variables in the same class with the same name. I don't must write two variables in the same class with the same name. I don't must write two variables in the same class with the same name. ... Remi Morin Rmorin@Operamail.com Remi.Morin@Lyrtech.com

[Carlos Antollini]

hhhmmmmm. And what about void main() { int i = 0; for(i = 0; i < 1000; i++) printf("I don't must write two variables in the same class with the same name.\n"); } Best Regards!!! :-D Carlos Antollini.