Fastreport inside components execpt Exeption. Delphi 7.0

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• dschuch Dresden,Germany

  July 2009 edited 6:33PM

  I think your pointer is wrong.
  
  Perhaps your FR-Component is destroyed at another point (Owner Component Destroy) already but your pointer is not cleared there.
  
  Try: In OnDestroy of your FR-Component set your global pointer to nil.
  
  
  

  saxy wrote: »

  By closing the application all modules (*.dll) will destroy. The Result: Access violation at.... [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":(" border="0" alt="sad.gif" /> The Fastreport is used over a pointer of an object. I'm testing, that the pointer is <> nil.[/img][img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/dry.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="<_<" border="0" alt="dry.gif" /> Are there some ideas?[/img]
• Anu de Deus Hampshire, UK

  July 2009 edited 6:33PM

  No matter how many objects you create and assign to the TfrxReport object in your code, you should only destroy your TfrxReport, as it internally will destroy all of its children, regardless if it was created by you (by code) or from a template (dfm, FR3 file).
  
• saxy

  July 2009 edited July 2009

  Hey dschuch
  
  Is allready done. Wasn't the probleme.
• dschuch Dresden,Germany

  July 2009 edited 6:33PM

  do you know ehere exactly the exception is raised? do you have the code line?
• saxy

  July 2009 edited 6:33PM

  dschuch wrote: »

  do you know ehere exactly the exception is raised? do you have the code line?

  
  At the posisition of exception, there is an module=nil. But without FR this module isn't nil, also if I don't use FR in different modules.
  
  At the moment I use a "headache tablet" means if(mod<>nil) then....
  
  What I'm looking for is die reasone of the problem.
  
  Codelines:
  if Count > 0 then begin
  while ix < Count do begin
  moddef := Items[ix] ;
  if(moddef<>nil) then begin
  if moddef.Instance = hinst then begin
  result := moddef.Name ;
  Exit ;
  end ;
  end;
  Inc ( ix ) ;
  end
  ...
• saxy

  July 2009 edited 6:33PM

  Anu de Deus wrote: »

  No matter how many objects you create and assign to the TfrxReport object in your code, you should only destroy your TfrxReport, as it internally will destroy all of its children, regardless if it was created by you (by code) or from a template (dfm, FR3 file).

  
  
  An possible explaination: Different modules use the pointer of the allocated globel member of the FR-Container. At the application finishing every modules will destroy. The first module finds the FR by the pointer, so that FR will also destroy. At the destroying of the second module, the FR is missing and .... access violation.
  
  Now, I use the headache tablet...