How do I detect a drawing error using the MFC Direct2D classes
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I am developing a desktip application using the MFC Direct2D wrapper classes (most beginning with CD2D). For the most part it is working, but occasionally drawing fails. How do I detect what error codes may have been returned from the EndDraw method?
Developer technologies | Visual Studio | Debugging
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2025-08-28T00:09:47.5266667+00:00 that's desktop, not desktip
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Castorix31 91,066 Reputation points2025-08-28T08:22:57.23+00:00 In C++/Direct2D, without MFC, I use the Direct2D Debug Layer,
which gives useful informations, mainly for memory leaks, that can cause crashes
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