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Sorry, I already did that. There is a mistake in my text above. > > if ( profile != NULL ) :> delete [] profile; > >The following does not work, either. > if ( profile != NULL ) > delete profile; 8-)

Sorry, I already did that. There is a mistake in my text above. > > if ( profile != NULL ) :> delete [] profile; > >The following does not work, either. > if ( profile != NULL ) > delete profile; 8-)

Hi @ all! I have problems deallocating space. MfContour2D* profile = new MfContour2D [20]; When I try to deallocate space, I get an ‘error’(Debug Assertion Failed!) und das Programm wird abgebrochen. if ( profile != NULL ) delete profile; The following does not work, either. if (...

Hi @ all! I have problems deallocating space. MfContour2D* profile = new MfContour2D [20]; When I try to deallocate space, I get an ‘error’(Debug Assertion Failed!) und das Programm wird abgebrochen. if ( profile != NULL ) delete profile; The following does not work, either. if (...

Thanks for your help, I lately found my problem. I had to delete some code that I already excluded with /* */. Like, //{{AFX_MSG(CMyMainWindow) // NOTE: the ClassWizard will add member functions here afx_msg int OnCreate(LPCREATESTRUCT lpCS); afx_msg void OnLoadImage(); afx_msg void...

Well, I am pretty bad in MFC, but I wanted to use the ClassWizard in my project, that I already started before. But I got the following error: A duplicate insert block exists for class "CMyMainWindow" in the source files (..\main.h, ..\main.cpp) The content of the main files are the...

The parameters are resulting from a searching procedure. Although the parameters are allright, the circle does not fit onto the shape (circle) that I have searched for. As you already mentioned Ellipse takes integers for parameters. I suppose this is the reason that the circle drawn above the...

Thanks Dave, I already tried this, but the circle I can draw is a little bit shifted. Seems to be that the coordinates are converted to int. I already tried to convert to long, but could not manage yet. pParameters[0] : x0 pParameters[1] : y0 pParameters[2] : radius RECT rect; rect.left =...

Hi All! I have following problem with my Win32 Application: I want to draw a circle into my window and I have the parameters for it (x, y, radius). I have found DrawCircle in MSDN like: Syntax object.DrawCircle x, y, radius, [color, aspect] When I tried it I got an error ('DrawCircle' ...

Well, I had to decide, to check that problem later on. Although not very well, I will keep the code as it is. Thanks alot.

I have set breakpoints into both functions. I think, MFC should call OnPaint itself, if it finds the line InvalidateRect( NULL ); But it does not. I cannot understand why this does not happen. I think I need a lot of time for leraning MFC and C++.8-)

Hello everybody! Do you know why this does not work? My problem is, that I cannot see any output on my window. x is a public member variable of the class CMyMainWindow. void CMyMainWindow::OnPaint() { CPaintDC dc(this); RECT rect; GetClientRect(&rect); char text[128]; text[0] = 0; if( -1...

Hi again @ all! Today I had to recognize that I was writing out of the borders of the arrays at some places. Anyway, thanks alot for your help! With kind regards, ... 8-)

Hi again @ all! Today I had to recognize that I was writing out of the borders of the arrays at some places. Anyway, thanks alot for your help! 8-)

Hi @ all! I get an Application error when I start my program. It says: The instruction at "0x77.." referenced memory at "0x40.." and that it could not be "written". I think my program needs too much space for allocation. Sorry, I'm pretty bad in programming C...