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Didn't we used to call that a Control Block? A simple way to avoid having bullions and bullions of function parameters?

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"MS-DOS Programmer's Reference"

janaswamy uday wrote:

please help me out.

student.Name = L"";

Header1.h
struct Account {
    CString Name;
    CString Address;
    CString Phone;
};

Header2.h
class AccountDlg : public CDialog
{
    ////........
    Account account;
    ////........
}

Header2.cpp

void AccountDlg::Load(int id)
{
    CEdit* edit;
    CComboBox *combobox;

    account.Name= "asd";   ///  EXCEPTION here
    account.Address= "asd";
    account.Phone = "asd";

    accountId = id;
    accountSettings.AccountLoad(accountId,account);

    //.............
}

class AccountDlg: public CDialog
{
  Account account;

  public:
    //try explicitly initializing the account structure
    AccountDlg() : account() {}
}

Django_Untaken wrote:

Here I am getting the said exception

lcd_i2c.clear();
  lcd_i2c.print("Index ");
  lcd_i2c.print(i);
  lcd_i2c.setCursor(0, 1);

int main()
{
    char *stringTable[] = { "string 1", "string two", "string three", NULL };

    int i, n = sizeof(stringTable) / sizeof(*stringTable);

    // n-1 since the last element causes a crash.
    for (i=0; i<n-1; i++)
        printf("(%d chars): %s\n", strlen(stringTable[i]), stringTable[i]);

    printf("-------------\n");

    // a pointer to an array of pointers
    char **curPtr = stringTable;

    do
    {
        printf("%s\n", *curPtr);    // dereference to get the ptr to the string
        curPtr++;                   // point to the next element in the array o string pointers
    } while ( *curPtr );            // quit loop when we get to our NULL pointer.
}