CXTPTaskPanel and custom paint manager

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   Hello All,

I created SDI application and added task panel. Now I set my custom paint manager with 
CXTPTaskPanelPaintManager*            m_myPaintManager;
m_myPaintManager = new CTaskPanelPaintManagerSTANDARD1();
m_myTaskPanel.SetCustomTheme(m_myPaintManager);
Everything works fine. But...
Now I cant delete memory for m_myPaintManager. Trying to delete memory this way delete m_myPaintManager; causes exception.
Please let me know if CXTPTaskPanel deletes all memory for paint managers itself.

Thanks

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debugx Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Groupie Joined: 23 June 2008 Location: Andorra Status: Offline Points: 28	Post Options Post Reply Quote debugx Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: CXTPTaskPanel and custom paint manager Posted: 02 October 2008 at 4:44am
	Hello All, I created SDI application and added task panel. Now I set my custom paint manager with CXTPTaskPanelPaintManager* m_myPaintManager; m_myPaintManager = new CTaskPanelPaintManagerSTANDARD1(); m_myTaskPanel.SetCustomTheme(m_myPaintManager); Everything works fine. But... Now I cant delete memory for m_myPaintManager. Trying to delete memory this way delete m_myPaintManager; causes exception. Please let me know if CXTPTaskPanel deletes all memory for paint managers itself. Thanks
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mgampi Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 14 July 2003 Status: Offline Points: 1198	Post Options Post Reply Quote mgampi Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 02 October 2008 at 5:14am
	Hi; Destructor of CXTPTaskPanel calls delete m_pPaintManager, so you don't need to delete it. I use m_TaskPanel.SetCustomTheme(new CMyPaintManager()); to show that the paint manager is managed by the task panel class. BTW: In my class designs I prefer to use std::auto_ptr<> to enforce that my class takes ownership of the object provided.
	Martin Product: Xtreme Toolkit v 19.0.0, new Projects v 19.1.0 Platform: Windows 10 v 1909 (64bit) Language: VC++ 2017