1. RE: Win32lib-closeWindow problem
Derek Parnell wrote:
> I'm clutching at straws here, but it could be that you are trying to
> access
> some control's data after the window has been closed.
There doesn't seem to be any call from my program after the call to
closeWindow().
Here is a continuation of the ex.err file from closeWindow().
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... called from G:\Euphoria\include\win32lib.ew:13348 in procedure
closeWindow()
id = 3
... called from G:\EU_projects\dmak_lv\events.ew:515 in procedure
onMenu_MenuExit()
... called from G:\Euphoria\include\win32lib.ew:7149 in function
invokeHandler()
id = 34'"'
event = 4
params = {}
lRoutines = {100'd'}
lCallType = 2
i = 1
... called from G:\Euphoria\include\win32lib.ew:23745 in function
fDoCommand()
id = 34'"'
hWnd = 983260
iMsg = 273
wParam = 34'"'
lParam = 0
pReturn = -2761
lRC = {-9987}
lChildId = <no value>
... called from G:\Euphoria\include\win32lib.ew:24725 in function
MessageProcessor()
pSource = -2761
hWnd = 983260
iMsg = 273
wParam = 34'"'
lParam = 0
id = 3
lHandledEvent = 19
lTemp = <no value>
result = <no value>
lUserReturn = <no value>
... called from G:\Euphoria\include\win32lib.ew:24772 in function
WndProc()
hWnd = 983260
iMsg = 273
wParam = 34'"'
lParam = 0
^^^ call-back from Windows
... called from G:\Euphoria\include\w32dll.ew:279 in procedure w32Proc()
funcid = 26
parms = {35713580}
libfunc = <no value>
lFuncDef = 60'<'
memset = 0
i = 1
... called from G:\Euphoria\include\win32lib.ew:25062 in procedure
eventLoop()
id = 0
Flag = -1
msg = 35713580
hWnd = 0
getRC = 1
inc = 0
el = 1
lTock = 0
... called from G:\Euphoria\include\win32lib.ew:25206 in procedure
WinMain()
id = 3
style = 0
lInitFocus = -1
... called from G:\EU_projects\dmak_lv\dmak.exw:100
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In this version of dmak I replaced lists with listviews. The old version
does not produce this error. At the risk of asking a ridiculously
silly, clueless question, could the replacement of lists with listviews
make the difference?
Jerry Story
2. RE: Win32lib-closeWindow problem
> From: Jerry Story [mailto:jstory at edmc.net]
> In this version of dmak I replaced lists with listviews. The
> old version
> does not produce this error. At the risk of asking a ridiculously
> silly, clueless question, could the replacement of lists with
> listviews
> make the difference?
This sounds similar to something I ran into before on Win98. What OS and IE
do you have?
http://www.listfilter.com/cgi-bin/esearch.exu?fromMonth=3&fromYear=6&toMonth
=3&toYear=6&postedBy=&keywords=listview+tabcontrol+crash
"...I located the point at which I've had GPF trouble (once again, on
closing).
I tracked it down to SubProc. The crash happens when a TabControl gets a
WM_NOTIFY with an LVN_DELETEALLITEMS notification. This happens when the
app is closed, and when there is a ListView with a TabControl as parent. I
added this code to SubProc right above the call to xCallWindowProc:
if window_type[id] = TabControl and iMsg = WM_NOTIFY then
VOID = fetch( lParam, NMHDR_code )
if VOID = LVN_DELETEALLITEMS then
return popSelf()
end if
end if
For some reason, the tab control can't handle this message, but this
prevents a GPF."
Perhaps it's a similar issue.
Matt Lewis
3. RE: Win32lib-closeWindow problem
Matt Lewis wrote:
>
> > From: Jerry Story [mailto:jstory at edmc.net]
>
> > In this version of dmak I replaced lists with listviews. The
> > old version
> > does not produce this error. At the risk of asking a ridiculously
> > silly, clueless question, could the replacement of lists with
> > listviews
> > make the difference?
>
> This sounds similar to something I ran into before on Win98. What OS
> and IE
> do you have?
I'm using Windows NT4.
Jerry Story
4. RE: Win32lib-closeWindow problem
Matt Lewis wrote:
http://www.listfilter.com/cgi-bin/esearch.exu?fromMonth=3&fromYear=6&toMonth
> =3&toYear=6&postedBy=&keywords=listview+tabcontrol+crash
>
> "...I located the point at which I've had GPF trouble (once again, on
> closing).
> I tracked it down to SubProc. The crash happens when a TabControl gets
> a
> WM_NOTIFY with an LVN_DELETEALLITEMS notification. This happens when
> the
> app is closed, and when there is a ListView with a TabControl as parent.
> I
> added this code to SubProc right above the call to xCallWindowProc:
>
> if window_type[id] = TabControl and iMsg = WM_NOTIFY then
> VOID = fetch( lParam, NMHDR_code )
> if VOID = LVN_DELETEALLITEMS then
> return popSelf()
> end if
> end if
>
> For some reason, the tab control can't handle this message, but this
> prevents a GPF."
>
> Perhaps it's a similar issue.
I think it is a similar issue.
But in the version of Win32lib that I'm using (the latest version),
there is no call to xCallWindowProc in Subproc.
Jerry Story
