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Re: Implementing Windows

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 22:23

Richard MacCutchan

1-Jan-10 22:23

MrMcIntyre wrote:
See on that page you sent me what link will I click on whilst on the page.

Any that you need to clarify your questions about using a modal dialog.

Re: Implementing Windows

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 6:30

Richard MacCutchan

1-Jan-10 6:30

Re: Implementing Windows

Tim Craig1-Jan-10 17:45

Tim Craig

1-Jan-10 17:45

MrMcIntyre wrote:
Never call me lazy or most importantly stupid as I am more intelligent in my Mathematics, English and Reading Skills so never again do you EVER DARE and call me stupid.

Your website says otherwise about your English skills. So if that's how you want to portray your English skills to the world, it screams "stupid".

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Re: Implementing Windows

Emilio Garavaglia1-Jan-10 3:33

Emilio Garavaglia

1-Jan-10 3:33

To me, you seemms just a troll.

Your reputation is self-referencing.
Facts are you're not going to try to understand what has been told.
Enjoy with your reputation!

2 bugs found.
> recompile ...
65534 bugs found.
D'Oh! | :doh:

Re: Implementing Windows

Rajesh R Subramanian1-Jan-10 3:35

Rajesh R Subramanian

1-Jan-10 3:35

It'd be beneficial to everyone if you could keep your conversations subjective. This forum is specific for discussing issues related to C/C++/MFC programming.

Nobody cares about who you are. I'm being really polite to you, but if your future posts do not follow the guidelines[^], it may even be completely removed off this board.

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Re: Implementing Windows

CPallini4-Jan-10 23:03

CPallini

4-Jan-10 23:03

I can feel the pain of you employees... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Want to know how to use madlib mp3 decoder

Danzy8331-Dec-09 8:43

Danzy83

31-Dec-09 8:43

Hi, I just programmed an audio player using bitmaps for the GUI and used the DirectShow functions for playing media files but I do not have much knowledge about the internals of this DirectShow SDK. I want some articles or tutorials that will take me through the madlib mp3 decoder so that I can understand how my program works. Anyone know of some books or tutorials that describes the usage of madlib mp3 decoder, and possibly the links? Please help.

Re: Want to know how to use madlib mp3 decoder

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 2:11

Richard MacCutchan

1-Jan-10 2:11

Did you think of Googling? I did and found this[^].

error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

krish_kumar31-Dec-09 1:49

krish_kumar

31-Dec-09 1:49

After compiling the code given below the following error shows....

main.c:4: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

#include <stdio.h>

struct struct_keywords {

char c_keywords[6][10] = {"int", "char", "static" , /* ERROR SHOWS HERE */
"struct", "union", "return"};

};

typedef struct struct_keywords kewords_t;

int main(int argc ,char *argv) {

kewords_t *struct_ptr;

return 0;
}

What may be the error ?????

With regards

Re: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

Richard MacCutchan31-Dec-09 2:40

Richard MacCutchan

31-Dec-09 2:40

Your initialisers should be outside of the struct definition thus:

struct struct_keywords
{
	char c_keywords[6][10];
} mystruct = 
{
	"int", "char", "static",
	"struct", "union", "return"
};

Okk...I cleared the error

krish_kumar31-Dec-09 3:57

krish_kumar

31-Dec-09 3:57

Thanks ...using ur code I cleared my errors in the program

Thanking u
Mad | :mad:

Re: Okk...I cleared the error

Richard MacCutchan31-Dec-09 5:13

Richard MacCutchan

31-Dec-09 5:13

Happy to help.

Re: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

CODEPC31-Dec-09 3:21

CODEPC

31-Dec-09 3:21

int main(int argc ,char *argv) 
{

kewords_t struct_ptr; 

struct_ptr.c_keywords = {"int", "char", "static" , "struct", "union", "return"};

}

Re: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

krish_kumar31-Dec-09 3:52

krish_kumar

31-Dec-09 3:52

myprogarm.c: In function 'main':
myprogarm.c:17: error: expected expression before '{' token

#include <stdio.h>

struct struct_keywords {

char c_keywords[6][10];

};

typedef struct struct_keywords kewords_t;

int main(int argc ,char *argv) {

kewords_t *struct_ptr;

struct_ptr->c_keywords = {"int", "char", "static" , "struct", "union", "return"};

return 0;
}

Cry | :((

Still showing error ...How to clear Cry | :((

myprogarm.c: In function 'main':
myprogarm.c:17: error: expected expression before '{' token

Re: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

Richard MacCutchan31-Dec-09 5:09

Richard MacCutchan

31-Dec-09 5:09

This is not correct, for a start struct_ptr has not been initialised to point to anything. I always try compiling my code suggestions before posting here.

help me, help me, help me, my headache, how to retrieving hicon through the name of system folder, for ins. the name of "my computer"

nenfa30-Dec-09 21:46

nenfa

30-Dec-09 21:46

help me, help me, help me, my headache, how to retrieving hicon through the name of system folder, for ins. the name of "my computer"

i just need name matched way, because maybe you change the name of my computer, thank you very much!

i can survival as you in.

Re: help me, help me, help me, my headache, how to retrieving hicon through the name of system folder, for ins. the name of "my computer"

Ahmed Charfeddine31-Dec-09 2:32

Ahmed Charfeddine

31-Dec-09 2:32

I did not understand. You are trying to get a handle to a specific icon ?
What does this have to do with the computer name ?

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Re: help me, help me, help me, my headache, how to retrieving hicon through the name of system folder, for ins. the name of "my computer"

Gary R. Wheeler31-Dec-09 5:15

Gary R. Wheeler

31-Dec-09 5:15

You need two functions:

SHGetFolderPath()[^] (XP and earlier) or ShGetKnownFolderPath()[^] (Vista and later)

and

SHGetFileInfo()[^]

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Conditional Check Box in Dialog List

itkid30-Dec-09 21:37

itkid

30-Dec-09 21:37

Hi,
I am using the List control and populating data coming as resultset into Dialog list.One of the field should be checkbox which work based on condition. If condition is true then only show the checkbox otherwise hide the checkbox.So some row have check box and rest don't. Could you please suggest way to achieve it. I tried to paint unwanted check box but it start showing when someone click on hidden checkbox. Appreciate you time.

Thanks
Pankaj

Re: Conditional Check Box in Dialog List

Abhi Lahare31-Dec-09 4:36

Abhi Lahare

31-Dec-09 4:36

use GetDlgItem(ID_OF_CHECKBOX)->ShowWindow(SW_HIDE)

HTH

Re: Conditional Check Box in Dialog List

itkid3-Jan-10 17:53

itkid

3-Jan-10 17:53

Whenever I am getting the ID list not the checkbox.

Some times Print function not working.

Le@rner30-Dec-09 19:58

Le@rner

30-Dec-09 19:58

Hi all

in my application some time print function not working.

i m calling this for print
//CView::OnFilePrint();

and for preview
//CView::OnFilePrintPreview();

but some times when i colling these function these not responded.

nothing is happen there,than if i restart the machine its working fine.

please provide me help for this.

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Re: Some times Print function not working.

David Crow31-Dec-09 8:48

David Crow

31-Dec-09 8:48

Le@rner wrote:
i m calling this for print
//CView::OnFilePrint();

and for preview
//CView::OnFilePrintPreview();

Those are not functions that you call directly. You implement them so that the framework can call them as needed. See Technical Note 30 for more.

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Re: Some times Print function not working.

Nelek2-Jan-10 23:50

Nelek

2-Jan-10 23:50

In addition to David Crow's answer, there are much more things going on than just calling the functions.

You also have OnPreparePrinting , OnPrepareDC and many other things working in a depper part, that you don't code directly.

If you need to restart your machine in order to make it working another time, one cause could be a bad use of CDC, so it gets problems and it doesn't work until the OS is started another time.

I strongly recommend you to go step by step in printing, there is a lot of things to consider and that can give problems. Here in codeproject you can find some very good articles about printing, take a look on them.

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Re: Some times Print function not working.

Le@rner3-Jan-10 23:31

Le@rner

3-Jan-10 23:31

actully i m already taking help of this article

[]Another ListView print (preview) sample.[^]

please help me for this.

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