ASSERT_VALID_IDR(nIDResource); //assertion failure

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Hello again. I guess it's quite annoying with al these questions but... I added a frame, doc and view to an existing project and now it breaks here:

ASSERT_VALID_IDR(nIDResource);

When I point nIDResource, it says it IS defined(nIDResource|40240), so I can't imagine what's wrong. I checked the resources several times and everything seems to be fine. Same thing with the doc and view :/ Can anyone help?
Thanks!

Posted 5-Dec-13 3:06am

StoyanovZ

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the nIDResource corresponds to a number (40240) that is bigger than the allowed (0x8000=32768). That is the reason why you have the assertion. It happened to me once. Manually changing the ID to a lower value did the trick for me. I cannot understand though my case why the value was initially that big.

Posted 2-Apr-15 4:35am

Vasilis Iliadis

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CHill60 2-Apr-15 11:07am

Which is essentially the information from the link in the accepted solution from over a year ago

hlvas 2-Apr-15 13:47pm

I agree. The only added info is that you resolve this by manually changing the value in the resource.h file.

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-05T03:25:00

Solution 1

See http://computer-programming-forum.com/82-mfc/bc011f7cfdba0f14.htm[^].

Posted 5-Dec-13 3:25am

Richard MacCutchan