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Paul Wankadia wrote in a message to All: PW> I'm wondering how to, from an object's constructor, to PW> self-destruct. E.g. if there is some kind of error, the PW> object will NOT be created. PW> Could someone please tell me how to do this and how to PW> detect if the object has been created or not? I'm accessing PW> the object thru a pointer (using new and delete to create PW> and destroy it, respectively). TIA. PW> --- PPoint 2.00 In Windows API there is one function that can do all the work for you: BOOL IsBadCodePtr(lpfn) (for more help see Windows API help file (New 3.1 kernel functions). Alexandre --- ---------------PW> * Origin: Junyer's Workshop (3:640/772.3) * Origin: Just another Selverd point . (2:282/608.74) |
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