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about "UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER"

18-Oct-01 13:45

It means the author of the library (you) can use any name you want.

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Re: about "DllMain"

Maer72718-Oct-01 17:59

Maer727

18-Oct-01 17:59

Thanks Mike!

Your answer is the one I am looking for. : )

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Maer

Maer72717-Oct-01 20:21

Maer727

17-Oct-01 20:21

What is the function of "UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER" in DllMain?

Thanks,
Maer

Re: about "UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER"

Michael Dunn17-Oct-01 20:36

Re: about "UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER"

17-Oct-01 20:36

1) It tells other people that may be maintaining your code that you purposely are ignoring a function parameter.
2) It avoids the level 4 warning about unused function parameters.

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Maer72718-Oct-01 13:35

Maer727

18-Oct-01 13:35

Hi, again pal!

I meet with another problem now. My function is like this:

void fun(int a, ...)
{
UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(a);
...
}

But now, I want to modify the function. And I will use parameter "a" in my modified version of my function.

Should I remove the statement "UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER(a);"?

Hope you can help!

Best regards,
Maer

Netants-Like floating basket in WinCE

Tony Wu17-Oct-01 16:39

Tony Wu

17-Oct-01 16:39

Hi:

I try to immigrate netants-like floating basket to WinCE, The original one works properly on Destop Window, but on WinCE, the basket window maxmize, occupying full screen. Is there WinCE expert can help me? Thanks for you helping in advance!

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Tony Wu

MoveWindow/SetWindowPos both flicker

Christian Graus17-Oct-01 16:32

17-Oct-01 16:32

I've got a class to create a window in Win32, and one to create a bitmap button. When I resize the window, I've tried calling MoveWindow or SetWindowPos, both cause the buttons to flicker terribly. I know the problem is here because I killed all drawing in the window, so the background is never drawn at all. Can anyone suggest if there is anything I can do to make my buttons move nicely without flicker ?

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kumar_p317-Oct-01 16:51

kumar_p3

17-Oct-01 16:51

Hi,

U need to use LockWindowUpdate(which temporarily stops
the WM_PAINT mesgs) and after ur
moving is completed, call UnlockWindowUpdate
to again continue drawing.

Hope it helps....

Michael Dunn17-Oct-01 19:55

17-Oct-01 19:55

It sounds like your WM_ERASEBKGND handler repaints the entire background. If that's the case, it's painting over the buttons, which in turn have to be repainted, and thus you get flicker.
First thing I'd try is, in your WM_ERASEBKGND handler, only repaint the necessary portion (by calling GetUpdateRect()) so you won't always paint over all your buttons.

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Christian Graus17-Oct-01 20:01

17-Oct-01 20:01

Would this be the case even if I set the PaintStruct's erase member to FALSE ? I did that and also stopped my own code from drawing a rectangle over the area, so that the Window background was whatever was under it on creation ( because it was never drawn ), but it still flickers on resize. The above suggestion did not help either, although I was glad to learn the function existed, it did not solve the problem.

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Michael Dunn17-Oct-01 20:33

17-Oct-01 20:33

*scratches head* hmmm, so when you do nothing in WM_ERASEBKGND the flicker goes away?

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Christian Graus17-Oct-01 20:41

17-Oct-01 20:41

No, the flicker always remains. The buttons are owner drawn bitmap buttons and it's obvious when I have a lot that they are all being drawn grey and then the owner drawing code draws the bitmaps over them afterward, so the ones at the end of the list are noticably blank before each draw during the sizing process.

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Michael Dunn17-Oct-01 21:25

overloaded insertion operator

17-Oct-01 21:25

OK, so your WM_ERASEBKGND handler is out of the picture. Something is invalidating your buttons, maybe it's a WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGED, WM_SIZE, or similar handler in your button class?

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17-Oct-01 16:19

How would I use the overloaded insertion operator to input a string of a user defined class?

Re: overloaded insertion operator

kumar_p317-Oct-01 17:03

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17-Oct-01 17:03

istream& operator>>(istream& in)
{
//Write ur code
in>>string ;
// Some code
...
return in;
}

//Assuming that the fn is a member of the class.
if not then the following
if the class's name is 'A'
class A
{
..
friend istream& operator(istream& in, A &a) ;
..
};

istream& operator(istream& in, A &a)
{
...
}

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Variable argument lists

#realJSOP17-Oct-01 13:23

#realJSOP

17-Oct-01 13:23

I have a function which accepts a variable number of integer arguments like so:

void MyFunc(int nVal, ...);

I want to grab the first one, and pass the rest to a similarly defined function. How do I do that?

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Re: Variable argument lists

Christian Graus17-Oct-01 16:26

Re: Variable argument lists

17-Oct-01 16:26

My understanding is if you use va_arg, va_start & va_end, one parameter is stripped from the list at a time as you parse them. If this is so, then you could strip the first one ( as you will obviously need to ) and then pass the resultant list along.

Of course, I could just be full of it....

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#realJSOP18-Oct-01 2:41

#realJSOP

18-Oct-01 2:41

I tried that. No workee.

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If I had the code I was playing with at work, I culd provide an example of what I've already tried.

Essentially, I passed 1,2,3,4,5 as parameters to the 1st function, used va_start to get the first parameter, and passed the list to the next function, and so on.

Func1 got 1 as the 1st param
Func2 got 2 as the first param
Func3 got 96 as the first param
Func4 got -20

By then I stopped because I knew something was seriously hosed up.

If I can't do this, I have to resort to passing a string or array of values.

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Undeclared identifer message

Sam C17-Oct-01 12:29

Sam C

17-Oct-01 12:29

Hi,

Why does the following code generate a compile error of C2065 in VC 6++

//Beginning of function
CStdioFile myFile; <-Why do I have to do this to avoid the compile error C2065 (Undeclared identifier)

TRY
{
  CStdioFile myFile((LPCTSTR)m_FilePath, CFile::modeRead | CFile:: typeText);
}
CATCH (CFileException, err)
{
   MessageBox("Can't open file",...);
   //Other lines to set focus to another control
}
END_CATCH

//ASSERT(myFile.m_pStream!=NULL) <- Asserts here
Maui.File.SeekToBegin();  <-Asserts here due to Null reference

To get the asserts I had to put a variable declaration of CStdioFile myFile at the top of the function. This is because of the error I get with "Undelcared identifier". I don't get it isn't it already being declared in the TRY...CATCH block? And why is it when I make a forward declaration it still asserts at the following two lines after END_CATCH?

Really confused Confused | :confused:

Please help.

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Tomasz Sowinski17-Oct-01 12:33

Tomasz Sowinski

17-Oct-01 12:33

If you want to access myFile, it must be declared outside try/catch. And you should just use myFile in try/catch - currently you're creating another variable with identical name - and assert fires, because myFile visible outside of try/catch block is different than myFile you're playing with inside.

BTW: why don't you use plain try/catch instead of MFC macros?

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Sam C17-Oct-01 12:39

Sam C

17-Oct-01 12:39

At first I did have try catch set up the old fashioned way.

try
{
   CStdioFile myFile(...)
}
catch(CFileException *err)
{
   TRACE("PROBLEM OCCURED");
   err->Delete();
}

...

But I was thinking that may have been part of my problem Smile | :)

MFC confuses me (as you can already tell). So basically I have to go back and Declare it outside and call the OPEN member function from within the try/catch block.

Also is it bad to use MFC macros for MFC exceptions? I have never heard of a problem with this?

Thanks for your quick response.

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Fazlul Kabir17-Oct-01 12:36

Fazlul Kabir

17-Oct-01 12:36

This has something to do with "scope" of the TRY block, i.e. TRY{...}. It's fine to use the variable inside the scope, i.e. inside the braces, but not outside of it (which you were doing in your ASSERT statement).

Hope this helps.

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Sam C17-Oct-01 12:42

Sam C

17-Oct-01 12:42

So if I only wanted to check basically the "OPEN" function of the class I have declared I have to encapsulate the rest of the code within the try block? So for example:

...
try
{
Open(...)
//Rest of fuctions and command
}
catch (...)
{
}

And I can't do this?

try
{
   Open(...);
}
Catch (...)
{
}

REST OF FUCTION CODE HERE USING CStdioFile

I find that peculiar and thanks for informing me of the try/catch scope, I did not know that it had it's own scope.

Sam C
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