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2249174-Jul-05 17:39

4-Jul-05 17:39

An additional tip to open the debugger in extreme situations is to place
AfxDebugBreak( )or
_asm int3; in your dll code.

suhredayan
There is no spoon.

connect to mysql 4.1.17 from VS.NET c++

__horus__4-Jul-05 4:06

__horus__

4-Jul-05 4:06

from what i get this is a question where more programmers need help, so again:
i'm a novice programmer on Visual studio.net c++ and i need to connect it to mysql 4.1.17, it can be done with myodbc, bytefx or oledb, or another one that results, to make the normal operations (insert, select, delete, update ).
please help fast, it's really importante, and a sample application would be great, send it to horus.cv@gmail.com, but the code and the explanation is also good. Frown | :(

thanks

sigh:

Re: connect to mysql 4.1.17 from VS.NET c++

2249174-Jul-05 6:00

224917

4-Jul-05 6:00

Why don't you start doing the expected sample application your self. And post the problems over here as you come accross.
Btw pls check this [^] list of articles

suhredayan
There is no spoon.

Re: connect to mysql 4.1.17 from VS.NET c++

__horus__4-Jul-05 6:36

__horus__

4-Jul-05 6:36

string MyConString = "DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver};" + "SERVER=localhost;" + "DATABASE=projecto;" + "UID=root;" + "PASSWORD=123;" + "OPTION=3";
MessageBox::Show(MyConString);
System::Data::Odbc::OdbcConnection MyConnection = new OdbcConnection(MyConString);

MyConnection.Open();

DataSet dataset=new DataSet();

System::Data::Odbc::OdbcCommand MyCommand = new OdbcCommand("select * from contactos",MyConnection);
MyCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();

this is the code i have so far, and it's not working.
i get errors like mycommand cannot be destroied and c:\Documents and Settings\horus\Desktop\estagio\progs em c++\mysqlclient\Form1.h(92): error C3861: 'MyCommand': identifier not found, even with argument-dependent lookup
, and many others.

please help

Re: connect to mysql 4.1.17 from VS.NET c++

2249174-Jul-05 6:48

224917

4-Jul-05 6:48

I feel Discussions on Managed Extensions for Visual C++ .NET [^] is a more suitable forum for your problem.

suhredayan
There is no spoon.

displaying dialog box in sdi or mdi window?

sayup4-Jul-05 3:46

sayup

4-Jul-05 3:46

hello,
I am working on graph plotting and i need to know if it is possible to display a dialog box in the client area of an SDI or MDI window?And is it possible to display it a particular location in the client window;say at the bottom;along the frame.If it is possible what are the steps?
please reply urgently

sayali

Re: displaying dialog box in sdi or mdi window?

M.Mehrdad.M4-Jul-05 4:37

M.Mehrdad.M

4-Jul-05 4:37

Yes, It is very Simple
You Must Create Dialog Dynamically
i.e.
CMyDialog dlg = new CMyDialog();
.....
delete dlg;
You Can Pass Position Param to Dialog with Constructor
or By Another Func, Like CMyDialog::SetParams(....);

Re: displaying dialog box in sdi or mdi window?

Jose Lamas Rios4-Jul-05 6:14

Jose Lamas Rios

4-Jul-05 6:14

If you are working with MFC, take a look to CFormView, or better yet, CDialogBar

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HELP: Visual studio .NET compilation error

Member 20930494-Jul-05 3:43

Member 2093049

4-Jul-05 3:43

Guys, I don't know if that's the right place to post but am in deep trouble. I've been trying to use windows sockets for sometime on visual studio .NET, but for some wierd reason my code won't compile. The compiler is always giving a C2065 error(undeclared identifier), I believe the reason may be that visual studio has a wierd macro definition which is getting some header files not declaring the SOCKET identifier. Any Help would be greatly appreciated, so would any other guidline or direction to some other forum... Thanks guys

Bashar

Re: HELP: Visual studio .NET compilation error

PJ Arends4-Jul-05 9:27

PJ Arends

4-Jul-05 9:27

Not enough info Frown | :(

What line causes the error? What is on that line (and the line before it)? Have you looked up C2065 in MSDN?

You will get better answers if you actually provide some information for us to use.

Within you lies the power for good - Use it.

question about macro define

HeartFriend4-Jul-05 2:41

HeartFriend

4-Jul-05 2:41

void func(UINT nOperation)
{
#if (nOperation == OPERATION_1)
#define OPERATION(spObj, nParam) fun1(spObj, nParam)
#elif (nOperation== OPERATION_2)
#define OPERATION(spObj, nParam) func2(spObj, nParam)
#elif (nOperation== OPERATION_3)
#define OPERATION(spObj, nParam) func3(spObj, nParam)
nFrameNo)
#else
#define OPERATION(spObj, nParam)
#endif

....
OPERATION(spObj, n) // whatever nOperation be, it always call fun1,why???

}

Re: question about macro define [edited]

Jose Lamas Rios4-Jul-05 3:11

Jose Lamas Rios

4-Jul-05 3:11

Macros don't work at runtime; they are processed before compilation. Try something like this instead:

void func (UINT nOperation)
{
   switch (nOperation)
   {
      // [edited - Thanks DavidCrow] case default:
      default:
         break;
 
      case OPERATION_1:
         fun1(spObj, nParam);
         break;
 
      case OPERATION_2:
         fun2(spObj, nParam);
         break;
 
      case OPERATION_3:
         fun3(spObj, nParam);
         break;
   }
}

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http://jlamas.blogspot.com/[^]

Re: question about macro define

David Crow4-Jul-05 11:22

David Crow

4-Jul-05 11:22

Jose Lamas Rios wrote:
case default:

No case needed here.

"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown

Re: question about macro define

Jose Lamas Rios4-Jul-05 13:14

Jose Lamas Rios

4-Jul-05 13:14

DavidCrow wrote:
Jose Lamas Rios wrote:
case default:

No case needed here.

Yep, you are right.

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http://jlamas.blogspot.com/[^]

Re: question about macro define

S. Senthil Kumar4-Jul-05 5:01

S. Senthil Kumar

4-Jul-05 5:01

You've mixed up precompiler directives with code. Macro expansion (and execution of other precompiler directives) happen before code is compiled.

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How to detect the dll or exe from the address(memory) of its function?

saravananvv4-Jul-05 2:32

saravananvv

4-Jul-05 2:32

Hi,
I need to know how i can detect a keylogger.
I've found some basic technique in doing the same.
The technique is
1.Get the image of the user32.dll
2.Disassemble the dll( traverse the user32.dll ie find the memory location of all the api in the user32.dll)
3.If the api is hooked means it will be having a jump instruction when the original api is called.
4.If this jump instruction points to a memory location outside the image of the user32.dll then the api is hooked otherwise it is not.
5.I've found the memory address of the hooked function.

My question how can i detect the dll or exe from the function pointer address which i got from the discrepancies i found when the api is hooked.

Pls provide a solution to that.

Regards
saravanan

Debugging VC++ 7 Code

manjums2002@yahoo.com4-Jul-05 2:28

manjums2002@yahoo.com

4-Jul-05 2:28

Dear All,

We have a application where VB 6 is calling VC++ 7 dll's
and entry point of the whole application is in VB 6
so is it possible to debug the VC++ 7 code from VB 6 ???

regards

Manjunath

Re: Debugging VC++ 7 Code

Cedric Moonen4-Jul-05 2:34

Cedric Moonen

4-Jul-05 2:34

Yes, the only thing to do is to go in the project settings and specify which executable must be runned for debbug session. There you provide the path to your VB6 application.
One thing very important: be sure you have exactly the same dll version in the folder of your VB6 application (or the folder where it is using it generally) and the version in the debug folder. So, each time you change a single line of code in the dll and recompile, don't forget to move the dll in the application's folder.

Non-blocking reading of input

Cedric Moonen4-Jul-05 2:25

Cedric Moonen

4-Jul-05 2:25

Hello !

Is there a function to read data from stdin (keyboard) without actually block until a character is typed in ? For example, getc waits until a char is typed on the keyboard. What I would like to have is a function to will look if there is data present in the input buffer. If yes, it returns the data, if no, it returns an error.

And yes, this is for a 'console' application (in fact this is an embedded platform).

Thanks

Re: Non-blocking reading of input

M.Mehrdad.M4-Jul-05 6:12

M.Mehrdad.M

4-Jul-05 6:12

use kbhit() for checking input buffer

Re: Non-blocking reading of input

badal_akr4-Jul-05 21:20

badal_akr

4-Jul-05 21:20

U can use PeekConsoleInput() and ReadConsoleInput(). These are not the blocking calls

Anil Kumar

Print-Layout View implementation

Maverick4-Jul-05 2:08

Maverick

4-Jul-05 2:08

When drawing to a CView you normally draw onto the whole client area of its attached CFrameWnd, ryt? Now I want to implement a Print-Layout View (in MS Word)/ Print-Preview style view wherein you could see the page, and the view doesn't occupy the whole client area of the frame window...

Any suggestions? article or link where i can get some information regarding this..

tnx a lot.. in advance Wink | ;)

maverick

"watch the birdie!"

Re: Print-Layout View implementation

Jack Puppy4-Jul-05 2:31

Jack Puppy

4-Jul-05 2:31

CWinApp::CreatePrinterDC will give you a dc for the active printer, and pDC->GetDeviceCaps(PHYSICALWIDTH), pDC->GetDeviceCaps(PHYSICALHEIGHT) will give you the paper dimensions.

Once you have the dimensions, fill the background with a color of your choice, and then use the dimensions to draw a white "paper" rectangle using pDC->Rectangle.

If you want zooming, you'd have to use SetWindowExt/SetViewportExt in OnPrepareDC to set your zoom level.

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Re: Print-Layout View implementation

Maverick4-Jul-05 15:49

Maverick

4-Jul-05 15:49

Hey Thanks for this info.. Well, I don't want a print preview per se.. Just want my interface to be that way, with zooming and scrolling.. Anyway, thanks again. This will be a good help as well...

regards,

Anton

"watch the birdie!..."

Re: Print-Layout View implementation

Maverick5-Jul-05 3:05

Maverick

5-Jul-05 3:05

If you look at MS Word, with a new blank document.. and then choose View->Print Layout menu.. Now, you'll see the white page on the brown/gray background.. on a 100% view

I know that on normal circumstances, the client area of CView entirely occupies the client area of the CCHildFrame..

Now with the Print-Layout View, Is it possible that the white page is drawn on the CView client area but it is NOT occupying the whole client area of CCHIldFrame so thats why we are seeing the background color of CChildFrame?

Or is the white page and the background color are all drawn together in the client area of CView?

Maverick

"watch the birdie!..."

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