Hello,
I need help with my for loop. The loop does not end. It should end
when i is one less than uBound. What happens is that when i is 1 less
than uBound, the loop continues with a weird value 5432325 (I have no
idea how this value is generated, uBound is less than 10.) and then i
is equal to zero again. Here's the code:
for (int i=0; i < uBound; i++)
for (int j=0; j < uBound2; j++)
{
SafeArrayPutEle ment(psaArray, &lVal, &j);
}
Thanks!
7  1966  la******@yahoo. com wrote: Hello,
I need help with my for loop. The loop does not end. It should end
when i is one less than uBound. What happens is that when i is 1 less
than uBound, the loop continues with a weird value 5432325 (I have no
idea how this value is generated, uBound is less than 10.) and then i
is equal to zero again. Here's the code:
for (int i=0; i < uBound; i++)
for (int j=0; j < uBound2; j++)
{
SafeArrayPutEle ment(psaArray, &lVal, &j);
}
Your problem is not in this code.
Find out what changes i. Many debuggers have "watch points" which break
when the value of a location in memory changes. la******@yahoo. com wrote: Hello,
I need help with my for loop. The loop does not end. It should end
when i is one less than uBound. What happens is that when i is 1 less
than uBound, the loop continues with a weird value 5432325 (I have no
idea how this value is generated, uBound is less than 10.) and then i
is equal to zero again. Here's the code:
for (int i=0; i < uBound; i++)
for (int j=0; j < uBound2; j++)
{
SafeArrayPutEle ment(psaArray, &lVal, &j);
}
You are sending the address of "j" in the function
"SafeArrayPutEl ements". Are you modifying the value of "j" there ?
It would be safer to declare "j" as a "const" parameter in function
"SafeArrayPutEl ements".
In article <11************ *********@z14g2 000cwz.googlegr oups.com>, la******@yahoo. com wrote: Hello,
I need help with my for loop. The loop does not end. It should end
when i is one less than uBound. What happens is that when i is 1 less
than uBound, the loop continues with a weird value 5432325 (I have no
idea how this value is generated, uBound is less than 10.) and then i
is equal to zero again. Here's the code:
for (int i=0; i < uBound; i++)
for (int j=0; j < uBound2; j++)
{
SafeArrayPutEle ment(psaArray, &lVal, &j);
}
Thanks!
You are obviously leaving something out from the code you posted; how do
you know what the value of i is? I don't see any print statements. Could
you post a more complete code snippet? la******@yahoo. com wrote: Hello,
I need help with my for loop. The loop does not end. It should end
when i is one less than uBound. What happens is that when i is 1 less
than uBound, the loop continues with a weird value 5432325 (I have no
idea how this value is generated, uBound is less than 10.) and then i
is equal to zero again. Here's the code:
for (int i=0; i < uBound; i++)
for (int j=0; j < uBound2; j++)
{
SafeArrayPutEle ment(psaArray, &lVal, &j);
}
SafeArrayPutEle ment must be doing something smelly on the stack, post
its code.
I'd look for an array that's one too small.
Ian
i++ increments the i value as it goes through the loop. The code
before it just initializes values such as the array, etc.
Code:
long lVal=0;
SafeArray psaArray;
SAFEARRAYBOUND rgsaBound[2];
rgsaBound[0].cElements = 4;
rgsaBound[0].lLbound = 0;
rgsaBound[1].cElements = 3;
rgsaBound[1].lLbound = 0;
psaArray = SafeArrayCreate (VT_VARIANT,2,r gsaBound);
la******@yahoo. com wrote: i++ increments the i value as it goes through the loop. The code
before it just initializes values such as the array, etc.
Code:
long lVal=0;
SafeArray psaArray;
SAFEARRAYBOUND rgsaBound[2];
rgsaBound[0].cElements = 4;
rgsaBound[0].lLbound = 0;
rgsaBound[1].cElements = 3;
rgsaBound[1].lLbound = 0;
psaArray = SafeArrayCreate (VT_VARIANT,2,r gsaBound);
So?
SafeArray is not a standard C++ type. Neither is SAFEARRAYBOUND.
SafeArrayCreate is not a standard function. Perhaps you should
ask in a newsgroup where they are on topic...
V la******@yahoo. com wrote: i++ increments the i value as it goes through the loop. The code
before it just initializes values such as the array, etc.
Code:
long lVal=0;
SafeArray psaArray;
SAFEARRAYBOUND rgsaBound[2];
rgsaBound[0].cElements = 4;
rgsaBound[0].lLbound = 0;
rgsaBound[1].cElements = 3;
rgsaBound[1].lLbound = 0;
psaArray = SafeArrayCreate (VT_VARIANT,2,r gsaBound);
You clearly have a bug in your program. You clearly haven't posted the
part of the code that has the bug yet. Keep trying.
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