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Passing a number variable to a COM Object throws an Exception
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Dioni
Sep 25, 2002, 9:30:39 PM9/25/02
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Hi,
I tried to pass a NUMBER/LONG variable to a COM Object, but it always
throws an Exception.
I tried to pass a NUMBER/LONG variable to a COM Object, but it always
throws an Exception.
Code sample:
NUMBER nCount;
OBJECT AnObject;
begin
try
set AnObject = CreateObject("COMName.COMObject");
nCount = 1;
MessageBox(AnObject.Item(nCount).Name, WARNING); // this throws
Exception
catch
// something to do
endcatch;
end;
while substituting the variable with a plain number directly will work
ok.
I've tried to use LOWORD(nCount), but to no avail.
The dll is written in C++.
anyone have idea of what's going on?
any help would be mucchh appreciated!
thanx,
dioni
Milan Negovan
Oct 5, 2002, 12:46:03 AM10/5/02
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What exactly does the exception message say?
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