FIX: What's New: Bug Fixes Made in Visual C++ Version 2.2

• Pressing the F9 key or clicking the Toolbar button to set a breakpoint would cause a beep, and breakpoint would not be set. This bug would manifest itself when you chose a Windows number format that uses a comma instead of a decimal in a floating point number.
  
  For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  127779 FIX: Can't Set BreakPoint w/ Country Set to Non-English Locale

• Editing a menu resource that contains a menu separator in the top-level menu could cause a general protection (GP) fault. This problem would most likely occur if you had generated an AppWizard OLE application. The cause was a bug in the resource editor.
  
  For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  129094 FIX: GP Fault in Visual C++ When Separators in Top-Level Menu

MFC 3.2

• Calling CDatabase::Open in a USRDLL with the parameter list (NULL, FALSE, FALSE, "ODBC;") could generate a CDBException with its m_strError member set to the value "Dialog failed." This problem occurs because the SQL Data Source dialog is displayed with a NULL main window. The desktop window now is passed as the main window.
  
  For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  125794 PRB: Calling CDatabase::Open in a USRDLL Causes CDBException

• ODBC32.DLL fails to load on Win32s. A new ODBC32.DLL, which will load on Win32s, has been integrated in the \WIN32S directory of the Visual C++ version 2.2 CD.
  
  For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  129772 FIX: "Attempt to load required component ODBC32.DLL failed"

• Pulling down the File menu using an MRU list that contains a file stored on a floppy disk drive resulted in an attempt to access the floppy.
• MFC Tooltips did not get their styles from the Windows 95 settings. MFC 3.0 and 3.1 did not use the system implementation for Tooltips; Windows 95 uses it, and therefore follows the system settings.
• Centering was not turned off for some dialog boxes that had the DS_ABSALIGN style. Conditional logic was corrected to eliminate this problem.
• When an item chosen from the MRU list failed to open, MFC did not remove that item from the MRU list. If the document fails to open, the item is now removed from the MRU list.
• CDC::GetWindow was documented, but did not exist in the CDC class. The function was added to the CDC class.
• CString::TrimLeft did not trim properly in Unicode builds. The function did not correctly account for the trailing NULL character.
  
  For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  129770 FIX: CString::TrimLeft Fails in a UNICODE Application

• Incorrect painting for a CEditView in a splitter window. The default window style was not being set correctly in a Windows 95 splitter window. This problem has been corrected.
• CPropertySheet::ProcessChars had an incorrect conditional in the case of the WM_SYSCHAR message. The conditional logic for checking whether any control had the focus was incorrectly checking for ::GetFocus==NULL instead of the return value of GetFocus. This has been corrected to ::GetFocus()==NULL.
• The frame window was not reactivated when EndModalState was called. OnModal called BeginModalState, setting the m_cModalStack to a value higher than it should have been. This has been corrected.
• CString::operator= did not correctly null-terminate a unicode string. This has been corrected.
• The wrong toolbar is sometimes displayed if multiple MFC OLE servers are activated in Microsoft Excel. This has been corrected.
• Opening a recordset to do a bulk add sometimes caused text fields to be truncated. This has been corrected.
• CEnumConnPoints::OnNext generated an Application Error when called.
  
  This line:

        ((LPCONNECTIONPOINT)pv)->AddRef();

  has been corrected to read:

       (*(LPCONNECTIONPOINT*)pv)->AddRef();

• Calling DdeClientTransaction in the debug version of Windows generated a debug warning. This has been corrected.
• COleDispatchDriver::InvokeHelperV sometimes faulted when passed E_FAIL. This has been corrected.
• A memory leak resulted if an automation method threw an exception and there were arguments of types BSTR, DISPATCH, or UNKNOWN that required coercion into a temporary. This has been corrected.
• A debug build of an application would assert, and a retail build would hang on a task switch while in SHIFT+F1 help mode. This has been corrected.
• Decoding a UNICODE CString in a non-UNICODE application corrupted data. When CString deserialized a UNICODE CString object in a non-UNICODE application, the number of bytes in the string was determined correctly, but only one byte was allocated for the terminating null ('\0') character. This has been corrected.
• In Windows 95, CScrollView miscalculates scroll position. When the proportional thumb is set it will be off slightly when you scroll by dragging the thumb. This has been corrected.
• CSplitterWnd sometimes displayed incorrect painting because when calculating the region to paint, it assumed that the splitter bar shared the border with the window. In Windows 95, this is not the case. This has been corrected.
• CRecordset::Open was not maintaining SQL parsing errors. The mechanism for throwing exceptions in the case of non-concurrency related errors was modified so that the ODBC error strings will be filled prior to throwing a CDBException.
• IsFieldNull sometimes returned FALSE for single-precision floating-point fields that are NULL. This has been corrected.
• Calling IsFieldDirty twice could cause a database exception. This has been corrected.
  
  For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  128831 FIX: CFile Exception: badSeek, OS error information = -1

• CRecordSet::m_bUseUpdateSQL was used before being initialized. This has been corrected.

Setup

• Running Setup.exe in the root directory of the CD that Visual C++ 2.0 or 2.1 come on from a UNC path would result in a Setup failure. Setup.exe was not intended to handle UNC connections correctly. this problem has been corrected. (An example of a UNC path is: \\Server\Share\Setup.exe.)
• The MFC Windows Socket DLLs were not installed on Win32s. Setup now installs these DLLs.
  
  For more information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  129782 FIX: MFCN30.DLL and MFCN30D.DLL Not Copied with Win32S Setup