VB is nice enough to do the conversion for you. In VC++, you will need to
'QueryInterface' for the BrowserNodeDefinition object before passing it into
the AddTreeBrowserPane method.
Something like...
CComQIPtr pBrowserNodeDef (pClientBrowserNodeDef);
Sanjay-
"sandran" wrote in message
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> In VC++, trying to create a custom browser pane with browser nodes.
>
> CreateBrowserNodeDefinition is passed the address of an
> ClientBrowserNodeDefinitionObject object:
>
> HRESULT BrowserPanes::CreateBrowserNodeDefinition ( ... struct
ClientBrowserNodeDefinitionObject * * _presult )
>
> AddTreeBrowserPane is passed the address of a BrowserNodeDefinition
object:
>
> HRESULT BrowserPanes::AddTreeBrowserPane ( ... struct
BrowserNodeDefinition * TopNodeDefinition, struct BrowserPaneObject * *
_presult )
>
> If I try to pass the ClientBrowserNodeDefinitionObject pointer obtained in
the first function to the second function where it wants the
BrowserNodeDefinition pointer, it won't compile because these are differenct
objects. However the VB example in the help file for creating a custom
browser pane just uses the BrowserNodeDefinition obj and works fine.
>
> I don't think I can cast one to the other.
>
> Has anyone done a custom browser pane in VC++ and if
> so how did you do it? Any help appreciated.
