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Thanks dzt. I appreciate your time for this. Thanks again and hope your day goes well.
![]() dennishea edit: If I would've known about being able to choose which cf. It took me a minute to find where the selection window was for changing it to cf2. While I was waiting for your input I did some reading on MSDN and learned a lot. My main problem with MSDN is I have a hard time finding what I'm looking for and when I do an even harder time understanding it. That's what I get for being a 61 year old high school drop out. Thank You Thank You Thank You dzt for your help. I am now growing hair again. ![]() Last edited by dennishea : 09-10-2007 at 04:06 PM. |
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Erel,
When writing a dll for B4PPC, if I have an exception in one of my methods, how do I pass it back to the calling code in B4PPC? Is my only option to return from the fucntion false? Do I have access to any other code in the application from my dll. I have a few dll's I would like to publish, but I need to clean up the error handling first. Thanks, Ron Laird |
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You could access any of the objects only if the user passes the object inside a method call.
Like using ControlRef / Value properties which are usually just references to the real object. It allows the user to pass the object to a method. In your method declaration you should except an object and now cast it to whatever requires. |
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Hi. The next time I have string to unmanaged native C pointers issues with .NET especially with 1.1 how can I fix this? My screen reader JAWS is not able to read Sharp Develop errors properly to me because some of the list boxes are not regular Windows List boxes but are customized with lots and lots of pictures. But I still can manage to use parts of the IDE JAWS is able to read to me. But if I find out how to fix errors that aren't obvious, this way, I don't have to keep submitting ok compiled dlls but unrunnable ones that have errors at runtime, unless people don't mind helping me out when no one at home can? Thanks very much. Also, is there a way to capture these errors to ASCII text files or to an HTML file so I can see exactly what they are in another editor? Thanks.
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