Re: Access violation in kernel32.dll using SHFileOperation

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From: Hans Galema
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 10:15

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Muhammad Momin Rashid wrote:

>   TSHFileOpStruct PtrSHFileOpStruct;

TSHFileOpStruct, is that from bcb6 ?

I always use:

   SHFILEOPSTRUCT SHFileOpStruct;
   ZeroMemory(&SHFileOpStruct, sizeof(SHFileOpStruct));

Think you omitted zeroing the struct first.

Why is there a 'Ptr' in your variable name ?
As you use it, you don't have a pointer to a struct
but an instance of a struct. So the naming is confusing.

Hans.

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