Strange CObArray access violation

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I have a CObArray which I've been using for some time within a class
(derived from CDocument). I've added a new member function which
throws an access violation exception every time I try to access the
array.

The exception is thrown with the following line:

int arraySize = m_AtomArray.GetSize();

The access violation shows up here:

_AFXCOLL_INLINE int CObArray::GetSize() const
{ return m_nSize; }

I have initialized the array within the Class initialization list, and
successfully traced the size of that array within the class
constructor. As I have already mentioned, other member functions
access the array with no problems.

I am very confused about this! - any ideas?

Thanks

Tim

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