After (somewhat unwillingly) taking most of the summer off, I'm starting
again to work on the next version of my program. I mention that only
because about the last major thing I did before summer began was to
convert my program to use segments, and perhaps that has something to
do with the current problem.
In my main event handler, I have the following code:
// Populate category list
dAlert("AA");
doCategoryList(list, frm, noListSelection);
dAlert("BB");
doCategoryList starts like this:
void doCategoryList(ListPtr list, FormPtr frm, UInt category)
{
int i;
char dbg[80];
CALLBACK_PROLOGUE
dAlert("Enter docatlist");
list=FrmGetObjectPtr(frm, FrmGetObjectIndex(frm, CategoryList));
LstSetListChoices(list, (char **)catname, cattotal + 1);
LstSetDrawFunction(list, CategoryListDrawFunc);
if(category != noListSelection) {
Okay, when I compile and run the program without the 'AA' and 'BB' alerts,
the program crashes. When I put those in, the 'AA' alert pops up, but none
of the other alerts.
Huh?
The whole point of doCategoryList is to populate a list, which doesn't
happen. Not surprising, I guess, since the first line of executable code
in the routine doesn't seem to execute. Anyone have any ideas?
doCategoryList() and the event handler are in different segments.. is
this a problem? (Geez, I hope not.)
We're talking GCC/Linux here, if that matters.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Sean.
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