Well I use visual studio 2005 :(( danke anyway

Read this excellent article[^]. "It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote "High speed never compensates for wrong direction!" - unknown

Thanks Sandip It works fine:rose:

Hi Mark, It took almost a day of my time but problem solved problem was in MSXML get_text when it tries to read a big chunk of data it was overwriting on m_pDefineSheet place so FromHandle() returned an erroneous address that already had been overwritten by evil get_text. One thing I still didn't understand is why windows wouldn't give a memory access violation error. cheers

Thanks a lot Cedric, It worked pretty much OK:cool::rose:

You must declare extern the g_Info in the MyInfoArrayClass.h header, under the declaration of the class (or add a forward declaration of your class above the const extern CMyInfoArrayClass g_Info;).

Electronic75 wrote: By the way is Eclipse open source or I have to buy it? Eclipse 3.4[^] (Free and Open source) Electronic75 wrote: is J2EE version 2 of Java? J2EE means 2 things : J2 for Java 2, EE for Enterprie Edition (by oposition to SE - Standard Edition). Electronic75 wrote: If I want to begin Java where should I begin? Eclipse is an excelent IDE, but if you don't know Java yet, a book should be a best answer. unfortunately, I have to online resources for that ; I used to read paper books only when I'm learning new programming languages. [VisualCalc][Binary Guide][CommDialogs] | [Forums Guidelines]

Of course not Alok. Thanks. Regards, Sandip.

Hi, My mistake from CDocument and CDialog I meant a CDocument/CDialog derived class i.e. CMyDocument/CMyDialog :-O and the code was like this, #ifndef C_MY_DOC_H_ #define C_MY_DOC_H_ ...//CMyDoc.H body #endif Regards, :)

Electronic75 wrote: I don't want any specific function like a menu or blinking or anything else. Just when I plug the device an icon to be displayed and when I unplug it the icon goes away Why do you want this? Because its funky? Because you think its cool? Its not. Its crap. If you HAVENT got a menu, or somehting usefull to do, dont clutter up the pannel with useless Icons whose sole purpose is to massage the ego of the creator. Anyway, you cant do it from a driver, or from an inf file. It can only be done from user mode, drivers cant touch the UI. Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

You can't do this artibtrarily. There is no setting you can change to magically pop out an icon in the tray. You'd have to write your own application to monitor the driver to see if it's loaded and then put up your own icon. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008

thanks alot pallini!

Electronic75 wrote: my point is when it has been given a value somewhere in the program and there is a possibility that value dose not exist anymore so the value is wrong then still I need to check it. Where does this possibility come from? THAT is the task you need to solve! Wherever you delete an object, you need to change the pointer value to NULL. Thats all, folks Let's think the unthinkable, let's do the undoable, let's prepare to grapple with the ineffable itself, and see if we may not eff it after all. Douglas Adams, "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency"

Rage wrote: Only if you initialize it using the new operator or a copy constructor or ..., not if it is only used as a pointer. Hey Rage, that's the pointers! it needs to be initialized with "new", otherwise they point to nowhere and so need the "delete" then. Rather you meant the variables that get allocated on stack? like CmyClass myCls; Just got the context. -- modified at 14:40 Thursday 19th July, 2007 Best wishes to Rexx[^]

There is no way to check if an actual non-null pointer is valid! You might want to look at MSDN and read the remake section or learn the limitation of AfxIsValidAddress Yours Truly, The One and Only!

Hi David, Well it is a MDI application that I did bizarre things to make it look nicer. eg. it has a property page embedded in a CFormView and even another CDocTemplate(Doc, View, Frame) embedded in one of the pages. It maybe bizarre but it looks good!:)

Electronic75 wrote: I was wondering what is your mean from the phrase in your signature That's a quote from the move "Better Off Dead". Those are skiing instructions ;P (they work for extreme programming as well :)) "Go that way, really fast. If something gets in your way, turn."

Of course! That was just my public comments about the subject ;) *edit* Oh, and if anybody asks, I was never here... "Go that way, really fast. If something gets in your way, turn."