Fatal error

[Anonymous]

This is another shot at my last post about pointer problems. This time I
am including the function that is passing the pointer because I think
this is where the real problem is originating. What I'm trying to do is
pass an array of points to my object then that object will ultimately
use those points to set up more points in the object. I can run the
insert function several times without trouble then I will crash.
Sometimes if I unload my program and reload it it will crash after only
running it a few times. Obviously I'm new at this so any help would be
appreciated.


this is my arx command function:
void InsertMyObject()
{
AcDbDatabase *pCurDb;
AcDbObjectId LinId;
Acad::ErrorStatus es;

//get the current database
pCurDb = acdbHostApplicationServices()->workingDatabase();

AcDbObjectId SectionPolyId;
int GsMark;
AcDbPolyline *pPline;
AcGePoint3d Vertex;

//get the object ID of the polyline
es = getObjectAndGsMarker(SectionPolyId, GsMark);

//open the pline for reading
acdbOpenObject(pPline, SectionPolyId, AcDb::kForRead);

// Set up the vertices.
Adesk::UInt32 numVerts = pPline->numVerts();
AcGePoint3d *verts = new AcGePoint3d[(numVerts - 1)];

for (int vertexNumber = 0; vertexNumber < numVerts; vertexNumber++)
{
es = pPline->getPointAt(vertexNumber, Vertex);
verts[vertexNumber] = Vertex;
}

pPline->close(); // Finished with the pline header.

MyDBXObject *pObj;

pObj = new LPLineal;

pObj->SetCrossSection(verts, numVerts);

es = appendToBlockTable(pObj, LinId, ACDB_MODEL_SPACE, pCurDb);
if(es != Acad::eOk)
{
acutPrintf("\nError drawing My object!");
if(pObj)
{
delete pObj;
return;
}
}

pObj->close();

}


this is my dbx object that seems to cause problems:
void MyDBXObject::SetCrossSection(AcGePoint3d*& verts, Adesk::UInt32
numVerts)
{
AcGePoint3d location;
m_numStartSectionVerts = numVerts;
m_StartSectionVerts = verts;

for (int vertexNumber = 0; vertexNumber < numVerts ; vertexNumber++)
{
location = m_StartSectionVerts[vertexNumber];
location.z = 10.00;
}
}

[Anonymous]

Bill,
I don't think you are allocating the correct memory.
Unless I'm having a brainstorm Adesk::UInt32 numVerts = pPline->numVerts();
will return the number of vertices and the size of the array to allocate.
i.e. AcGePoint3d *verts = new AcGePoint3d[numVerts];
If you have 6 vertices, then you need to allocate enough memory for 6. 5 is
the upper limit on the index, not the size to allocate.


"Bill Wright" wrote in message
news:3D6E388A.27C06316@archsky.com...
> This is another shot at my last post about pointer problems. This time I
> am including the function that is passing the pointer because I think
> this is where the real problem is originating. What I'm trying to do is
> pass an array of points to my object then that object will ultimately
> use those points to set up more points in the object. I can run the
> insert function several times without trouble then I will crash.
> Sometimes if I unload my program and reload it it will crash after only
> running it a few times. Obviously I'm new at this so any help would be
> appreciated.
>
>
> this is my arx command function:
> void InsertMyObject()
> {
> AcDbDatabase *pCurDb;
> AcDbObjectId LinId;
> Acad::ErrorStatus es;
>
> //get the current database
> pCurDb = acdbHostApplicationServices()->workingDatabase();
>
> AcDbObjectId SectionPolyId;
> int GsMark;
> AcDbPolyline *pPline;
> AcGePoint3d Vertex;
>
> //get the object ID of the polyline
> es = getObjectAndGsMarker(SectionPolyId, GsMark);
>
> //open the pline for reading
> acdbOpenObject(pPline, SectionPolyId, AcDb::kForRead);
>
> // Set up the vertices.
> Adesk::UInt32 numVerts = pPline->numVerts();
> AcGePoint3d *verts = new AcGePoint3d[(numVerts - 1)];
>
> for (int vertexNumber = 0; vertexNumber < numVerts; vertexNumber++)
> {
> es = pPline->getPointAt(vertexNumber, Vertex);
> verts[vertexNumber] = Vertex;
> }
>
> pPline->close(); // Finished with the pline header.
>
> MyDBXObject *pObj;
>
> pObj = new LPLineal;
>
> pObj->SetCrossSection(verts, numVerts);
>
> es = appendToBlockTable(pObj, LinId, ACDB_MODEL_SPACE, pCurDb);
> if(es != Acad::eOk)
> {
> acutPrintf("\nError drawing My object!");
> if(pObj)
> {
> delete pObj;
> return;
> }
> }
>
> pObj->close();
>
> }
>
>
> this is my dbx object that seems to cause problems:
> void MyDBXObject::SetCrossSection(AcGePoint3d*& verts, Adesk::UInt32
> numVerts)
> {
> AcGePoint3d location;
> m_numStartSectionVerts = numVerts;
> m_StartSectionVerts = verts;
>
> for (int vertexNumber = 0; vertexNumber < numVerts ; vertexNumber++)
> {
> location = m_StartSectionVerts[vertexNumber];
> location.z = 10.00;
> }
> }
>

[Anonymous]

Thank you David, boy do I feel dumb. That seems to have fixed it.

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David Bartliff wrote:

> Bill,
> I don't think you are allocating the correct memory.
> Unless I'm having a brainstorm Adesk::UInt32 numVerts = pPline->numVerts();
> will return the number of vertices and the size of the array to allocate.
> i.e. AcGePoint3d *verts = new AcGePoint3d[numVerts];
> If you have 6 vertices, then you need to allocate enough memory for 6. 5 is
> the upper limit on the index, not the size to allocate.
>
> "Bill Wright" wrote in message
> news:3D6E388A.27C06316@archsky.com...
> > This is another shot at my last post about pointer problems. This time I
> > am including the function that is passing the pointer because I think
> > this is where the real problem is originating. What I'm trying to do is
> > pass an array of points to my object then that object will ultimately
> > use those points to set up more points in the object. I can run the
> > insert function several times without trouble then I will crash.
> > Sometimes if I unload my program and reload it it will crash after only
> > running it a few times. Obviously I'm new at this so any help would be
> > appreciated.
> >
> >
> > this is my arx command function:
> > void InsertMyObject()
> > {
> > AcDbDatabase *pCurDb;
> > AcDbObjectId LinId;
> > Acad::ErrorStatus es;
> >
> > //get the current database
> > pCurDb = acdbHostApplicationServices()->workingDatabase();
> >
> > AcDbObjectId SectionPolyId;
> > int GsMark;
> > AcDbPolyline *pPline;
> > AcGePoint3d Vertex;
> >
> > //get the object ID of the polyline
> > es = getObjectAndGsMarker(SectionPolyId, GsMark);
> >
> > //open the pline for reading
> > acdbOpenObject(pPline, SectionPolyId, AcDb::kForRead);
> >
> > // Set up the vertices.
> > Adesk::UInt32 numVerts = pPline->numVerts();
> > AcGePoint3d *verts = new AcGePoint3d[(numVerts - 1)];
> >
> > for (int vertexNumber = 0; vertexNumber < numVerts; vertexNumber++)
> > {
> > es = pPline->getPointAt(vertexNumber, Vertex);
> > verts[vertexNumber] = Vertex;
> > }
> >
> > pPline->close(); // Finished with the pline header.
> >
> > MyDBXObject *pObj;
> >
> > pObj = new LPLineal;
> >
> > pObj->SetCrossSection(verts, numVerts);
> >
> > es = appendToBlockTable(pObj, LinId, ACDB_MODEL_SPACE, pCurDb);
> > if(es != Acad::eOk)
> > {
> > acutPrintf("\nError drawing My object!");
> > if(pObj)
> > {
> > delete pObj;
> > return;
> > }
> > }
> >
> > pObj->close();
> >
> > }
> >
> >
> > this is my dbx object that seems to cause problems:
> > void MyDBXObject::SetCrossSection(AcGePoint3d*& verts, Adesk::UInt32
> > numVerts)
> > {
> > AcGePoint3d location;
> > m_numStartSectionVerts = numVerts;
> > m_StartSectionVerts = verts;
> >
> > for (int vertexNumber = 0; vertexNumber < numVerts ; vertexNumber++)
> > {
> > location = m_StartSectionVerts[vertexNumber];
> > location.z = 10.00;
> > }
> > }
> >

[Anonymous]

Bill Wright wrote:

[...]
>>> // Set up the vertices.
>>> Adesk::UInt32 numVerts = pPline->numVerts();
>>> AcGePoint3d *verts = new AcGePoint3d[(numVerts - 1)];
Why, don't you use 'AcGePoint3dArray'?
It's easy to handle and much more safer then allocation your own array.

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