Re: Infinit loop in TreeItemId operator ==

Actually, digging deeper, I found this function doesn't really work. 
If you hold onto a TreeItemId object and (say) in an event pull the
TreeItemId out of the event and compare they will *never* match.

In the end the comparision is if Object1.wxObject == Object1.wxObject
(the pointer), however anytime you get a TreeItemId it creates a new
object with a different wxObject even if it's the "same" TreeItemId.

And of course, this comparison occurs in a needless call to unmanaged code.

The fix to this is to modify TreeItemId to contain a long value to
compare against (this is the the C++ wxTreeItemId works, comparison
against internal value wxTreeItemIdValue).

Logging the bug.

mike

On 12/5/05, Michael J. Ryan <[email protected]> wrote:
> I think what you're looking for is,
> if (id1 == null || id2 == null)
>
> > On 11/29/05, *Michael Eddington* <[email protected]
> > When performing an if(id==null) in my code I started getting stack
> > overfow errors from this function.  I beleave the use of "==" inside
> > of the "operator ==" is causing an infinit loop?
> >
> >       if (id1 == null && id2 == null)
>
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