testing my VB6 UC in Visual C++

[joaquim]

i have a control build in Visual basic 6, but i'm trying testing in Visual C++ 6.
when i use it in project mode, it works. but when i execute the project, i recive an error(see the image)....
(i wanted that my control compativel with Visual C++ 6 and with other OOP languages)
did i forget how use "insert activex control" option? did i need do more than put the control?
(honestly i don't know use Visual C++ 6)
why i recive the error?
thanks

[Jim Davis]

I also got no experience about Visual C++, but by your situation, its better to implement error handling into your UC. If it doesnt help you out, you can still implement MsgBox's (like msgbox "Init #1" or "Proc #9" etc..) to each important points, that helps you track down, where the problem occurs, you may be able to find out the solution to fix that error!

Tracking bugs is very painful, but its needles to say, that its worth the effort. ;)

Anyway an activeX object should work in there, i bet you may implemented some feature that is exclusively works only in VB.

[joaquim]

I also got no experience about Visual C++, but by your situation, its better to implement error handling into your UC. If it doesnt help you out, you can still implement MsgBox's (like msgbox "Init #1" or "Proc #9" etc..) to each important points, that helps you track down, where the problem occurs, you may be able to find out the solution to fix that error!

Tracking bugs is very painful, but its needles to say, that its worth the effort. ;)

Anyway an activeX object should work in there, i bet you may implemented some feature that is exclusively works only in VB.
when i change same properties, in project mode, i don't recive errors. is only when i execute the project(honestly i don't know use Visual C++ 6).
thanks

[Hack]

What does "nao implementado" mean?

[joaquim]

What does "nao implementado" mean?
i think is "not implemented".
thanks