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Some kind of bug is there, debug and check.
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gggwb wrote: but everytime the server application will disappear
a curse?
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CPallini,thank you for your help.
not a curse disappear,is the server application disappear
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no not the cursor  This is like the second post I read today and I just about tore a stomach muscle from laughing.
led mike
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gggwb wrote: but everytime the server application will disappear after connect success
What do you mean disappear ? Does it crahes ? If yes, use your debugger to locate the problem and fix it.
If no, then explain the problem more clearly.
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to Cedric Moonen
is the server application window disappear
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Window is disappearing means some kind of exception is there. So debug and locate it.
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 It's the 3rd time you say that... You've been told to debug the application to see what happens because it is probably a crash of the application. So, did you do it ?
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of course,I have did it,but I still cant't find the reason,perhaps my level is too low..
OU!my God!Who can help me~!
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So, where does it crashes ? What is the error message ? Did you check your variables to see if everything is correct just before the crash ?
gggwb wrote: Who can help me
If you don''t give any information, we certainly can't.
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gggwb wrote: OU!
Hey, another Oklahoma fan. Go Sooners!
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DavidCrow wrote: Hey, another Oklahoma fan.
Or Kyle has strayed out of the Soapbox again. 
led mike
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Cedric Moonen wrote: So, did you do it ?
Indeed he did. And the debugger reported:
Unhandled exception at 0x00413641 of application.exe: 0xC0000005:
the server application window disappeared
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Please make sure there is no curse cast on your software
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Ehm...  I'm quite sure there is, actually...
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CPallini wrote: 0xC0000005
That is an access violation. Did you renew your passport in time?
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I was about to remove or mangle the number, but, after a quick look at the forum, I said to myself: "Don't worry buddy, Luc isn't around...  "
My bad! 
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I'm always lurking around, and access violations don't go unnoticed.
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- use PRE tags to preserve formatting when showing multi-line code snippets.
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Hello,
I'm banging my head on a problem that I first though will be easy to solve.
I have a date contained in a COleDateTime object and I would like to 'increment' it. For example, I would like to add one month, or two days, or 3 years, ... This is will always be one single component of the date (second, minute, hour, day, month or year) but this could overflow.
Suppose my date is 31 November 2007 and I would like to add two months to it, the result should be 31 January 2008.
I know that I can use the COleDateTimeSpan class but it only supports Days, hours and seconds, not months and years . And I really don't want to calculate the number of days that correspond to a month increase (being too variable).
Does anybody know how I can solve the problem ? Maybe by manipulating the wrapped DATE object (which correspond to a double) but I don't know exactly how to do that.
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Well, the tricky part is the month addition, since for seconds, minutes, hours, days you can indeed use COleDateTimeSpan objects.
I suggest a dirty but simple workaround: call GetMonth (and GetYear, and...) on the COleDateTime object, add the amount of months required, handle overflow (it is a simple matter of month%12; and year+=month/12;, you know... ) and use SetDate (or SetDateTime) method to obtain the final result.
Adding years is similar though much simpler.
I know is ugly hybrid design, but using directly the raw double value don't free you froma making the daunting number of days calculation.
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Yes, that's right. I didn't think about that (sometimes you are just too concentrated on one part of your problem  and fail to see other paths). One little annoying thing is that, when I change the year or month I'll need to "set back" the day, hour, minute and second parts. But that's a small price to pay for a working solution 
Thanks !
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You know, you're welcome.
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Cedric Moonen wrote: Suppose my date is 31 November 2007 and I would like to add two months to it..
The problem is that a month does not have a constant value.
Also, suppose you wanted to add three months to the date. Since February does not have 31 days, do you stop at February 28, or go 3 days into March? If the latter, it looks odd since March would then be four months away.
"Normal is getting dressed in clothes that you buy for work and driving through traffic in a car that you are still paying for, in order to get to the job you need to pay for the clothes and the car and the house you leave vacant all day so you can afford to live in it." - Ellen Goodman
"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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DavidCrow wrote: The problem is that a month does not have a constant value.
Yes I know and that's what complicate my problem .
DavidCrow wrote: Also, suppose you wanted to add three months to the date. Since February does not have 31 days, do you stop at February 28, or go 3 days into March? If the latter, it looks odd since March would then be four months away.
Well, I see now that my example was very badly chosen. In fact, when I increment a date by a certain amount of months, it will always start at the 1st of the month (so, November 1st + 3 months = February 1st).
But CPallini's answer is the way to go I suppose (didn't implement it yet).
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