🚀 go-pugleaf

> Property *Pr1;
> Variant PropValue;
> Pr1= CellSet1->Axes->get_Item(1)->
>                           Positions->get_Item(0)->
>                           Members- >get_Item(0)->Properties;
> PropValue= Pr1->get_Value(); //   WHY

This line should be causing the error...
    > Pr1= CellSet1->Axes->get_Item(1)->
    >                           Positions->get_Item(0)->
    >                           Members- >get_Item(0)->Properties;
on the left side you have a pointer to one property
and on the right side you have a pointer to a collection
of properties.

Try this (note that I'm guessing type names that you haven't
used but my intent should be clear):

{
    Properties* properties;
    Property* pr1;
    Variant propValue;

    properties =
        CellSet1->
            Axes->get_Item(1)->
            Positions->get_Item(0)->
            Members->get_Item(0)->
            Properties;
    pr1 = properties->get_Item(1); // This is the part that was missing!
    propValue = pr1->get_Value();
}

<two cents worth>
although I'd recommend making the pointers you don't need const and
making const variables for all the intermidiate temporary values. I like to
make that a general rule which I break only when I actively decide that
I'd not lose anything by not following it and that it would make my code
shorter/clearer... in the end I rarely break it at all :-)... same rule goes
for
other prog. languages... even VBScript... amazing how much you can
speed up some ASP pages that way :-) (well in a compiled lang. you'd
need a really dumn compiler and a big loop for it to make a difference
but still it can't hurt you and often makes the code clearer :-) )
</two cents worth>

HTH,
    Jurko