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Re: Simple question - Threads and Timers ThatsAlok11-Jan-05 6:45 ThatsAlok 11-Jan-05 6:45  no_reg_name wrote: sing CWnd class and handling OnTimer()or SetTimer(hWnd, ....) API call, but both rely on having a UI to receive WM_TIMER messages. Is this correct? Very Much Correct ,No problem using timer in UI no_reg_name wrote: what is the best way to implement a timer in a worker thread, that does not interact with the UI at all? You have to use Sleep api to simulate the Timer in worker thread. "I Think this Will Help" <h5 alok="" gupta="" <br=""> visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk Re: Simple question - Threads and Timers Blake Miller11-Jan-05 7:18 Blake Miller 11-Jan-05 7:18  Look at CreateWaitableTimer and use WaitForSingleObject or else WaitForMultipleObjects, if you have another event or such to signal your thread to exit or to perform some other work. Instead of using Sleep() os LeepEx() which will lock up your thread until the sleep has timed out. Re: Simple question - Threads and Timers PJ Arends11-Jan-05 9:16 PJ Arends 11-Jan-05 9:16  There are two ways to use the SetTimer API. The first is as you said where you specify an HWND that will recieve the WM_TIMER message. The second is to use the CALLBACK function that you specify in the fourth parameter of the SetTimer() function. See SetTimer[^] and TimerProc[^] in MSDN for more info. "You're obviously a superstar." - Christian Graus about me - 12 Feb '03 "Obviously ???  You're definitely a superstar!!!" mYkel - 21 Jun '04 Within you lies the power for good - Use it! Re: Simple question - Threads and Timers basementman11-Jan-05 9:18 basementman 11-Jan-05 9:18  I guess you can type faster than me.... Beat me by two seconds...  onwards and upwards...  Re: Simple question - Threads and Timers PJ Arends11-Jan-05 9:52 PJ Arends 11-Jan-05 9:52  basementman wrote: I guess you can type faster than me Yeah, my two fingers do move pretty fast "You're obviously a superstar." - Christian Graus about me - 12 Feb '03 "Obviously ???  You're definitely a superstar!!!" mYkel - 21 Jun '04 Within you lies the power for good - Use it! Re: Simple question - Threads and Timers basementman11-Jan-05 9:17 basementman 11-Jan-05 9:17  You do not have to have a window to create a timer. You can create a timer if you supply NULL for the hWnd and supply a callback proc.  onwards and upwards...  Disabling only the menubar/toolbars of the mainframe Maximilien11-Jan-05 4:18 Maximilien 11-Jan-05 4:18  Is there a simple way to disable only the menubar ( and toolbar ) of the main frame of an MDI application ? while keeping a couple of them available ( like "quit" ). I have an operation that, when run, needs to diable some operations, while keeping the different views active. I could have ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI handlers for all menu commands that will check a state variable, but that will mean a lot of code change, but on the other hand it's failsafe. Thanks. Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad Re: Disabling only the menubar/toolbars of the mainframe Ravi Bhavnani11-Jan-05 4:26 Ravi Bhavnani 11-Jan-05 4:26  Maximilien wrote: ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI handlers for all menu commands That's the recommended approach. I don't think this will require a lot of code changes. Code addition maybe, but no modifications. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: Disabling only the menubar/toolbars of the mainframe basementman11-Jan-05 5:40 basementman 11-Jan-05 5:40  Have a look at ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI_RANGE. This will allow you to create a single function to handle enabling/disabling of an entire range of IDs.  onwards and upwards...  Re: Disabling only the menubar/toolbars of the mainframe Maximilien11-Jan-05 6:05 Maximilien 11-Jan-05 6:05  This needs to have a sequentially continuous ID range; which is something I cannot be sure of. I will go with the other suggestion, add one ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI for each menu item; luckilly, all my commands are in a couple files. Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad I need vc++ project please? Anas_zet11-Jan-05 4:07 Anas_zet 11-Jan-05 4:07  if any one can help me to obtain any vc++ project. pleeeeeeeeeeeese Anas_zet Re: I need vc++ project please? Maximilien11-Jan-05 6:19 Maximilien 11-Jan-05 6:19  don't know if I should laugh or cry ... What exactly do you want ? Can't you create your own ? Can't you download any of Code Project samples and examples ? or any of Microsoft samples ? Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad Re: I need vc++ project please? Anas_zet20-Jan-05 11:38 Anas_zet 20-Jan-05 11:38  thank you for you'r praise, i know that but i didn't understand the code of these project's, it's hard to understand. in abstraction i want som simple & good project Anas_zet Help me, I want any VC++ project Anas_zet11-Jan-05 4:04 Anas_zet 11-Jan-05 4:04  Help me, To any one read this thread if can help me to obtain any any VC++ project for my matter. pleeeeeeez Anas_zet Re: Help me, I want any VC++ project pc_dev11-Jan-05 22:01 pc_dev 11-Jan-05 22:01  for my matter whats ur matter? Re: Help me, I want any VC++ project Anonymous20-Jan-05 11:22 Anonymous 20-Jan-05 11:22  I mean my VC++ course Network Share Dlg Mike Doner11-Jan-05 3:08 Mike Doner 11-Jan-05 3:08  I'm writing a utility which uses files which reside on a network drive. In order for the application to run correctly the first time, the user must (outside of my application) open up the network drive in Windows Explorer to authenticate. In my application, if the user is not authenticated, fopen(), etc just returns false citing improper access or whatever. Is there a way I can force windows to display the authenticate dialog before failing at fopen()? Its a standard win32 app... Thanks. Mike. doner at obtain.com Re: Network Share Dlg David Crow11-Jan-05 10:20 David Crow 11-Jan-05 10:20  While I've not ever tried it in this context, do NetShareAdd(), CreateProcessAsUser(), or NetUseAdd() help? "Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow converting integer to string mytz11-Jan-05 2:43 mytz 11-Jan-05 2:43  how can i display an integer using MessageBox command?how can i convert an integer value to string? Re: converting integer to string Anonymous11-Jan-05 2:59 Anonymous 11-Jan-05 2:59  char buf[81]; int i = 2; sprintf(buf, "%d", i); AfxMessageBox(buf); Re: converting integer to string Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer11-Jan-05 3:03 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 11-Jan-05 3:03  CString buf; buf.Format ("%i", iMyInt); MessageBox (buf); Tada! Now, if you mean converting 1234 to one thousand, two hundred and thirty four, as I *think* you asked earlier, I still don't know of a nice neat function. It would be language dependent too... Iain. Re: converting integer to string Cedric Moonen11-Jan-05 4:15 Cedric Moonen 11-Jan-05 4:15  Iain Clarke wrote: Now, if you mean converting 1234 to one thousand, two hundred and thirty four, as I *think* you asked earlier, I still don't know of a nice neat function. Re: converting integer to string basementman11-Jan-05 5:43 basementman 11-Jan-05 5:43  itoa(iValue,caBuffer,10);  onwards and upwards...  Testing the skill of mfc programming phijophlip10-Jan-05 23:07 phijophlip 10-Jan-05 23:07  Can anyone tell me the url of websites where the efficieny of vc++ developer is tested? ie Online free exam for mfc programming or c++ programming. Using the tests, the efficiency of the developer is tested. I have also another question , the question is What is the importance of ATL in vc++ programming ? Can any one please help me in this matter. PHILIP Re: Testing the skill of mfc programming Antony M Kancidrowski11-Jan-05 1:54 Antony M Kancidrowski 11-Jan-05 1:54  phijophlip wrote: Can anyone tell me the url of websites where the efficieny of vc++ developer is tested? Efficiency is a very subjective metric. You could ask ten people what makes an efficient programmer and get ten different answers. Ant. I'm hard, yet soft. I'm coloured, yet clear. I'm fruity and sweet. I'm jelly, what am I? Muse on it further, I shall return! - David Walliams (Little Britain)

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