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The Windows Media Format SDK (download here[^]) handles Windows Media files.
Mark
Mark Salsbery
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I am getting an windows exception
001B:7C16E14F Ordinal1028+7D
Anybody help me to understand what is Ordinal 1028?????????
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Using the debugger, you should be able to see what DLL is mapped into the address space shown in the exception and/or call stack.
Use a tool like DUMPBIN dump the exports from that DLL and you will be able to find out what exported function is causing the problem.
Note sure that will help you much, though...
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after getting the string i want to compare old and new strings
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Ok, what does your code look like so far?
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CComboBox::GetLBText
int GetLBText( int nIndex, LPTSTR lpszText ) const;
void GetLBText( int nIndex, CString& rString ) const;
Gets a string from the list box of a combo box. The second form of this member function fills a CString object with the item’s text.
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Hi,
I want to learn DX10 and C++, I know C#, Java etc.
So I also know VS2008 EXPRESS as IDE for C#. But is it as good for C++ as well?
I'd like to know what you think, which IDE is best for developing with C++ and why?
Thx
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as I already said some days ago, real programmers use vi. but it's up to you to use Visual Studio if you feel better with it 
personnaly, I only code C++/MFC, and yes, i code within VS.
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error1408 wrote: But is it as good for C++ as well?
Your kidding right? The editor is VC (Visual C++); an earlier version was Visual C/C++, also call VC. Before that there was the C only environment. The other languages, like C#, where added over time.
So the answer is yes.
error1408 wrote: which IDE is best for developing with C++ and why?
I always end up, eventually, using VC for C/C++. It's what I know best. If you are just learning C++ then you should stick to the IDE you are already use to, because in will reduce the learning curve.
Here are some C++ sites:
http://www.cplusplus.com/[^]
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/[^]
http://www.cppreference.com/all_c_functions.html[^]
Good Luck!
INTP
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If you want to use of Directx I suggest use of VC++(on the vista is better ).
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Visual C++ Express Edition is a good choice.
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Well I haven't used direct x 10 but if its anything like SWING was, then I'd seriously suggest vi (ok, how about gvim) for at least the first rudimentary project. It's not an IDE, you have to use g++ in conjunction w/ it.
I've also heard good things about BBEdit
by the way, how's c# different / what's it good at?
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Ok and why do you think I should use vi, gvim, or BBEdit? What are the special features? Do they provide code completion or sth. like the Intelli-Sense in VS?
C# and other languages[^]
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Any body can help me please..very urgernt
I am new to Device drivers and i have to develop windows usb printer driver for one application.So anybody can help me with revelant documents for studying USB drivers and smaple code for doing this...
Thanks in advance..
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Creating device drivers is not a trivial task. I suggest consulting one of the experts.
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David is correct in saying that developing a device driver is not a trivial task. If you have to ask such a question then you are -- at this stage -- almost certainly not the man for the job.
Steve
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Hi
I have downloaded Ultimate Toolbox( http://www.codeproject.com/KB/MFC/UltimateToolbox.aspx[^] source code. And i see that for drawing controls, some of controls source code overrode OnDrawItem and put drawing code in there, some of them in OnPaint message handler, some of them both.
How does a control developer make decision when only Onpaint or only Drawitem or both of them must be used? Is this relative to control(for example drawing a custom buton is different combobox or etc.) or relative to drawing style?
Could you please give me some trick?
Thanks...
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For questions related a particular article you should use the comments section at the bottom of the article.
-Saurabh
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This is a general MFC question (could be completly unrelated to Dundas toolbox), so I think this is a valid place to ask.
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Some controls do not have the concept of an "item." For example, an edit control does not have a DrawItem message (IIRC), while a ComboBox does.
You may have to handle both because of what you are allowed to touch in each message handler, and because of what "phase" in the drawing process you are at. For example, you may not be able to successfully custom-draw the drop-down button on a combobox during the DrawItem phase -- maybe it gets overwritten/redrawn after that phase completes.
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James R. Twine wrote: Some controls do not have the concept of an "item." For example, an edit control does not have a DrawItem message (IIRC), while a ComboBox does.
I confused here. Yes some control have concept of an item. Like combobox, Listbox...We can add items(strings, color) to that controls so they have DrawItem virtual method.
But why does CButton class have virtual DrawItem method? What can we add such a control so it has a concept of an "item"?
Thanks for answer.
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Yes, some of the controls do not make sense, Button and Static controls have an item draw message, even though it might not make much sense. Also, lots of virtual functions exist on the CWnd base class that may not apply to all of its derives classes, like CWnd::OnDrawItem.
Peace!
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Remember that Professional Driver on Closed Course does not mean your Dumb Ass on a Public Road!
See DeleteFXPFiles
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OK.
If i turn back my question in my firstpost: How does a control developer make decision when only Onpaint or only Drawitem or both of them must be used? Is this relative to control(for example drawing a custom buton is different combobox or etc.) or relative to drawing style?
Can we say that:
If a control has owner draw property we must paint items of control in DrawItem method (like this : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc/bb838680.aspx[^]
but if we want draw combobox itself, we must handle that in OnPaint Handler. We mustn't draw items in onpaint if it support ownerdraw ??
I asked this because i am not sure about my logic. Because for example in that application(custom button) http://www.codeproject.com/KB/buttons/roundbuttons.aspx[^]
he made all the drawing in the DrawItem method.
Thanks for help...
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