C / C++ / MFC

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Foo
{
public:
	Foo()
	{
		cout << "constructing Foo" << endl;
	}

	virtual ~Foo()
	{
		cout << "destrucing Foo" << endl;
	}

};

int main()
{
	int* address = NULL;

	try{

		Foo foo1;
		(*address) = 1024;
	} catch (...)
	{
		cout << "access violation caught" << endl;
	}
	return 0;
}
</iostream>

baerten wrote:

Any ideas?

while(stop != 1) {
  Grid.Execute(); //-> does the DoModal() and quits this function via the OnOK()
  switch(Grid.PressedKey) {
    case KEY_ESC: stop = 1; break;
    case KEY_ENTER: /*traitement*/ stop = 1; break;
  };
}

Thanks anyway for your answer

baerten wrote:

switch(Grid.PressedKey) {
case KEY_ESC: stop = 1; break;
case KEY_ENTER: /*traitement*/ stop = 1; break;

baerten wrote:

But i need to step out the DoModal() (return to the function which calls the DoModal())

Yes, normally it's the correct way to do this

But i need to step out the DoModal() (return to the function which calls the DoModal())
I created a Wrapper-Control which is called as the same way in windows-logic as in DOS-Console-logic

and in dos i have the following:

while(stop != 1) {
  Grid.Execute(); //-> does the DoModal() and quits this function via the OnOK()
  switch(Grid.PressedKey) {
    case KEY_ESC: stop = 1; break;
    case KEY_ENTER: /*traitement*/ stop = 1; break;
  };
}



I need to do this, because i reconstruct a DOS-Console Project into MFC
And both source-codes still exists (the DOS-Application should still exist after the MFC Application is ready)
So i need a source-code which can be traited in each logics
Because to adapt some 100000 lines of code isn't so cool

This "amphibian" source-code works, but i try to get it more beautiful


Thanks anyway for your answer 

In my horror-code the DOS-Programmer changes simply the code in his DOS-way and the code also<br />
changes in the MFC-logic...