First chance exception
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I know this is not a serious warning, if you could even call it that, but it's annoying.
First-chance exception at ... Access violation reading location ...Is there any way to find the cause and make the thing go away so that I can have my output window filled with something useful?Waldermort
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I know this is not a serious warning, if you could even call it that, but it's annoying.
First-chance exception at ... Access violation reading location ...Is there any way to find the cause and make the thing go away so that I can have my output window filled with something useful?Waldermort
It may indeed indicate a serious problem. To find out what's causing it (VS 2005) tick the check box under Debug->Exceptions, Win32 Exceptions for c0000005 Access violation in the Break when
Throwncolumn. Run your code and see where the exeception is being raised.Nothing is exactly what it seems but everything with seems can be unpicked.
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It may indeed indicate a serious problem. To find out what's causing it (VS 2005) tick the check box under Debug->Exceptions, Win32 Exceptions for c0000005 Access violation in the Break when
Throwncolumn. Run your code and see where the exeception is being raised.Nothing is exactly what it seems but everything with seems can be unpicked.
Thanks for that. The exceptions are being thrown as a result of using the TreeView_xxx set of macros, using SendMessage instead seems to resolve the problem. Wonder why this is happening? Time to do some googling...
Waldermort