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L.Sharp · Feb 10th, 2007, 1:07 PM

Hello! I am new on C++ and today I have a very big problem. I created a 2 forms (later will be more) program. In the first form I have a button that does this:

(Toggle Plain Text)

Form2->ShowModal();

. But on Form2, after I put this code:

(Toggle Plain Text)

Form2->Close();

i get the following error when I try to open my program: "EAccessViolation" and my program doesn't start.
I think it is because of my

(Toggle Plain Text)

Form2->Close();

code, because when I comment this code, my program works very well. So. How to correctly "ShowModal" a form, then deinitialize it correctly?

Programming environment: Borland CBuilder 6(Trial Version)

Feb 10th, 2007, 1:07 PM	#1
L.Sharp Newbie Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	How to "ShowModal" Hello! I am new on C++ and today I have a very big problem. I created a 2 forms (later will be more) program. In the first form I have a button that does this: (Toggle Plain Text) Form2->ShowModal(); Form2->ShowModal(); . But on Form2, after I put this code: (Toggle Plain Text) Form2->Close(); Form2->Close(); i get the following error when I try to open my program: "EAccessViolation" and my program doesn't start. I think it is because of my (Toggle Plain Text) Form2->Close(); Form2->Close(); code, because when I comment this code, my program works very well. So. How to correctly "ShowModal" a form, then deinitialize it correctly? Programming environment: Borland CBuilder 6(Trial Version)

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How to "ShowModal"