C / C++ / MFC

v2.0 wrote:

hum, so you suggest me to have a Destroy() function in each my classes exported by the DLL ?

catch (CSyntaxException& ex) {
    strDest.Format("Syntax error %d : %s", ex.GetExceptionNumber(), ex.GetMessage().c_str());
    m_peInput->SetSel(ex.GetErrorPos(), ex.GetErrorPos());
}

catch (CSyntaxException& ex) {
    CString strTmp = ex.GetMessage().<code>c_str()</code>;
    strDest.Format("Syntax error %d : %s", ex.GetExceptionNumber(), strTmp);
    m_peInput->SetSel(ex.GetErrorPos(), ex.GetErrorPos());
}

catch (CSyntaxException& ex) {
    char* strTmp = new char[ex.GetMessage().size()+1];
    strcpy(strTmp, ex.GetMessage().<code>c_str()</code>);
    strDest.Format("Syntax error %d : %s", ex.GetExceptionNumber(), strTmp);
    m_peInput->SetSel(ex.GetErrorPos(), ex.GetErrorPos());
}

Does getFileName() comes from a DLL? If so, make sure that your EXE and the<br />
DLL are both compiled with /MD (/MDd in debug builds) so you're both using<br />
the DLL version of the runtime. If you don't do that, you can't pass<br />
std::strings (or many other things) between the DLL and the EXE (or two<br />
DLLs, whatever the case may be).

v2.0 wrote:

VBA is VB for office applications (word, excel, etc),

v2.0 wrote:

for managed languages, they simply cannot generate native code...

LazyKancha wrote:

Why is VC++ the best language to write an Office COM addin?

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