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Re: change control postion during runtime in win32

ThatsAlok8-Jun-05 1:53

ThatsAlok

8-Jun-05 1:53

toxcct wrote:
do you also click with your nose ?

No Using Hand these days, After Cedric lost control! Smile | :)

toxcct wrote:
it seem that alok have some trouble...

DAMM 500 error doing this, i think my message is not posted , so i post it again Smile | :)

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

cheers,
Alok Gupta

Re: change control postion during runtime in win32

toxcct8-Jun-05 1:57

toxcct

8-Jun-05 1:57

and what about [Delete] link now ? Laugh | :laugh:

(toxcct, looking at his watch : "Oh no, it's time to 3... the school's gonna disconnect the servers for 3 hours && 1/2 ... like every days Cry | :((

how will i write my posts???)

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Re: change control postion during runtime in win32

ThatsAlok8-Jun-05 2:00

ThatsAlok

8-Jun-05 2:00

toxcct wrote:
and what about [Delete] link now ?

YES OFFICER, IT WILL BE DONE, OVER AND OUT!

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

cheers,
Alok Gupta

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 2:25

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 2:25

toxcct wrote:
(toxcct, looking at his watch : "Oh no, it's time to 3... the school's gonna disconnect the servers for 3 hours && 1/2 ... like every days how will i write my posts???)

Ah yes, Alok we have an advantage the next hours...

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Re: OT

ThatsAlok8-Jun-05 2:36

ThatsAlok

8-Jun-05 2:36

Bob Stanneveld wrote:
Ah yes, Alok we have an advantage the next hours...

Nope 3 and 1/2 hr (Oops 1/2 hr already passed Smile | :)

)

Any way Now you are alone as i am logging off tooo, have nice DAY Smile | :)

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cheers,
Alok Gupta

Re: OT

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 2:40

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 2:40

LOL. I have to wait a few hours before I finish work and go home...

Have a nice day too Cool | :cool:

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Re: OT

toxcct8-Jun-05 5:09

toxcct

8-Jun-05 5:09

well, have a nice evening Big Grin | :-D

i'm back, but not for a long time Wink | ;)

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Re: OT

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 5:13

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 5:13

Well, I'm finished with my work Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

so I head home now.

See you tomorrow Wink | ;)

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Re: change control postion during runtime in win32

daydremer8-Jun-05 3:13

daydremer

8-Jun-05 3:13

MoveWindow worked for me although it took me a while to figure out how the command works.
thanks a lot!

unsigned chars to unsigned short

richiemac8-Jun-05 1:12

richiemac

8-Jun-05 1:12

Hi all,

I got two unsigned chars that I need to convert into a unsigned short whereby the two chars act as the upper and lower bytes of the short. How do I go about this. It seems in my head to be a simple matter but I just can't figure it out.

Thank you in advance
Rich

Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

toxcct8-Jun-05 1:17

toxcct

8-Jun-05 1:17

<font color=blue>unsigned char</font> ucMSB = 0x6F,
              ucLSB = 0xA4;
 
<font color=green>// We want (usVal == 0x6FA4)...</font>
<font color=blue>unsigned short</font> usVal = (((<font color=blue>unsigned short</font>)ucMSB) << 8) | ((<font color=blue>unsigned short</font>)ucLSB);

easy isn't it ?! Big Grin | :-D

pssst: it seems that you have some troubles with bytes manipulation ; as it is not the first time you ask such question... what are you trying to do with all these ?

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Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

richiemac8-Jun-05 2:15

richiemac

8-Jun-05 2:15

Thanks for the help guys.

What am I doing? I'm converting user input ( from gui ) into the smallest possible form ( hence the splitting of data ), transmit it to another source via serial comms which then sends a message back. The message then has to put back into a readable form so it can be displyed in the gui. I've got the Tx side of things sorted now but I'm just tying up the Rx data.

I knew it was simple but I just couldn't figure it out. Time to blow brains out I think. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 1:24

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 1:24

short nYourShort = cYourChar1;
(&nYourShort) + 1 = cYourChar2;

Or:

short nYourShort = ((short) cYourChar1) + ((short) cYourChar2) * 255;

why multiply cYourChar2 with 255 you ask. Well its the same as shifting all the bits 8 places to the left (towards the MSB). The equivilant would be: ((short)cYourChar2) << 8.

There are many solutions to this problem, these are just a few.

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Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

toxcct8-Jun-05 1:31

toxcct

8-Jun-05 1:31

Bob Stanneveld wrote:
with 255 you ask. Well its the same as shifting all the bits 8 places

isn't it 256 instead ???

however, it is not a so good habit to code bits and bytes manipulation..

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Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 1:35

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 1:35

toxcct wrote:
isn't it 256 instead ???

D'Oh! | :doh:

I'm wrong 1 bit once again... And it was you who corrected me the first time too, if I remember correctly.

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Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

toxcct8-Jun-05 1:38

toxcct

8-Jun-05 1:38

Bob Stanneveld wrote:
I'm wrong 1 bit once again...

remember that 8 bits shifting equal to 2^8 (2 for base-2, 8 for 8 bits), or better equals to 0x100...

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Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 1:41

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 1:41

I thought that odd value was a little bit strange! Anyway, thanks for notifing me. Big Grin | :-D

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Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

ThatsAlok8-Jun-05 1:59

ThatsAlok

8-Jun-05 1:59

Can we use mbtowc instead

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

cheers,
Alok Gupta

Re: unsigned chars to unsigned short

richiemac8-Jun-05 2:16

richiemac

8-Jun-05 2:16

Thanks all.

Forced exit of an application

Asha Udupa8-Jun-05 0:41

Asha Udupa

8-Jun-05 0:41

Hi
Is there anyway to handle the forced exit of an application by task manager?

Regards

Re: Forced exit of an application

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 1:03

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 1:03

As far as I know, you canno't stop the taskmanager from killing your app. The reason for this is how the task manager terminates the application. The TM achieves this by cleaning up all resources of the process (just like a normal termination, but without notification.)

Let me elaborate:
Windows manages the CPU time that is given to a process / thread with certain queues. If a process is able to run (Ready 2 Run, R2R), it waits in a queue until it gets CPU time.
If the process / thread is blocked, it waits somewhere else until it becomes R2R. After getting that state, it is placed in the queue.

The taskmanager removes the process handle from this system, so the process will not get any CPU time anymore. After doing that, windows will clean up all the resources user by that process (as much as it can). So your process just disappears without any notification.

Hope this helps

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Re: Forced exit of an application

ThatsAlok8-Jun-05 1:06

ThatsAlok

8-Jun-05 1:06

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

cheers,
Alok Gupta

Re: Forced exit of an application

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 1:08

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 1:08

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Re: Forced exit of an application

Asha Udupa8-Jun-05 1:15

Asha Udupa

8-Jun-05 1:15

Task manager before removing the process from the system doesn't it send any notification to the process? Are there any way to track this?

Re: Forced exit of an application

Bob Stanneveld8-Jun-05 1:19

Bob Stanneveld

8-Jun-05 1:19

As I explained in my earlier post, the taskmanager doesn't notify the application.

The taskmanager is like a thief. It takes something from windows and it doesn't notify anything...

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