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Can you post the implementation of the Enemy constructor?
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Is this what u want?
Enemy.h
class Enemy: cSurface<br />
{<br />
public:<br />
Enemy(LPDIRECTDRAWSURFACE7 lpDest, HINSTANCE hInst, LPDIRECTDRAW7 hDD,<br />
int destX, int destY, int nWidth, int nHeight, <br />
COLORREF dwColorKey = -1);<br />
Enemy();<br />
~Enemy();<br />
int PrintDestX(){return DestX;}<br />
int PrintDestY(){return DestY;}<br />
...<br />
private:<br />
static int Width, Height, DestX, DestY;<br />
}<br />
Enemy.cpp
int Enemy::Width;<br />
int Enemy::Height;<br />
int Enemy::DestX;<br />
int Enemy::DestY;<br />
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Enemy::Enemy(LPDIRECTDRAWSURFACE7 lpDest, HINSTANCE hInst, LPDIRECTDRAW7 hDD,<br />
int destX, int destY, int nWidth, int nHeight,<br />
COLORREF dwColorKey)<br />
{<br />
Alive = true;<br />
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hInstance = hInst;<br />
surface = lpDest;<br />
lpDD = hDD;<br />
Width = nWidth;<br />
Height = nHeight;<br />
DestX = destX;<br />
DestY = destY;<br />
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this->Create(hDD, nWidth, nHeight, RGB(255, 0, 255));<br />
this->LoadBitmap(hInst, IDB_ENEMY, 0, 0, 48, 48);<br />
}
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Hello,
I see your problem. change:
static int Width, Height, DestX, DestY;
to:
int Width, Height, DestX, DestY;
Your problem lies in the static qualifier. If you make member variables of one class static, than the viariable is shared among all instances of that class. If you remove the static qualifier, than each class has it's own copy of the variable.
I also got the blogging virus..[^]
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SuperTank wrote:
I´m trying to make a 1d array of classes...
This is what I´ve done:
Enemy **enemy;
This is not the correct way to implement a one-dimensional array. Technically, an array is one-dimensional by default. See here for an example of a 3D array.
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Sir,
I am using VC++.
Suppose I have a html page on the Net server. The page has a table, in that table this value is stored like 100.200.300.400. So now I want to read it from the Net server & store it in the VC++ base application.
So please would you provide me some useful info.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ramesh.
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As Alok has pointed out, you can use Ander's AmHttpUtilities class. If you need to do more involved parsing of the HTML content, see this[^] article.
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Hello.
I have following problem. I add user credentials (on WinCE, but i think on Win32 it's similarly) using function CeCredWrite(...).
There are CECREDENTIAL struct as parameter of this function. And I fill all fields of this struct with one exception - I don't know how I can fill CredentialBlob field (this field is for password in my way) because there must password in "NTLM format" as written in MSDN, I think there is hash of plain password string, but how can get this hash?
What functions are for getting hash of password in NTLM format?
Thanks
Ernst Maurer
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Hi,
I have a MFC app with no dialogs,document/view.I have derived my class from CWinApp.
My question is :
1.At one point My application has to wait for socket connections(act as server).how to write a code for this?.I'm using CAsyncSocket.
2.How to write a message loop/pumps for socket connections/messages?
Pls help .I'm struggling.
Thnaks
Ram
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Hello,
Any hint on how to remove unused resource strings? One of my projects functionality has shrinked and now I got a lot of resource strings defined in the string tables but they are not used any more.
Do you have a tool/hint/macro/add-in that may help to detect and remove unused resource strings?
I also use this great tool: Resource ID Organizer Add-In for Visual C++ [^]
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In VC6, do View | Resource Symbols and delete the unused ones.
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True, This goes also for VC 7.* for unused Resource Symbols..
My question was not for Resource Symbols but Resource Strings.
Once you define a Resource String (Add an item on the String Table), it will appear as an used Resource Symbol even if you don't use the just defined Resource String on your code.
That is, I'm looking for a way to discover (and maybe delete) all the unused Resource Strings on the code.
Thanks in advance..
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Ah. Sorry, I was hasty in replying! 
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Hi
I have an application which opens a file multiple times. The series of operations are as follows:
1. Open File when an OPEN button is pressed.
2. Close file when a CLOSE button is pressed.
After the 2. operation is complete and 1. option is given the same file is opened again.
But at this point, the OPEN fails and the application freezes.
Sreekanth Muralidharan,
Corporate Systems Consultant [Embedded Systems],
INDIA
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If you open file Exclusivly and Doesn't free the Memory associated with FILE handle at close. when you again try to open that file, this type proplem always persist.
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Should closing the file do the job? Or else, is there any explicit API to free the memory associated with the file handle? Please help.
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Should closing the file do the job? Or else, is there any explicit API to free the memory associated with the file handle? Please help.
Sreekanth Muralidharan,
Corporate Systems Consultant [Embedded Systems],
INDIA
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Sreekanth Muralidharan wrote:
there any explicit API to free the memory associated with the file handle?
Hi Mr MuraliDharan,
Could you please tell Which api are you using to Open the File?.
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cheers,
Alok Gupta
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Hi Alok
I am not using any APIs for this. I am using the CFile class in MFC for managing the file operations. The file operations are simple read and write and the file has the contents downloaded via a USB interface.
The flow is somewhat like this:
1. When user presses PLAY button, a play thread is started.
2. The PLAY function opens the file and assigns the handle to a CFile object.
3. When he presses STOP the thread is terminated and the file is closed.
The play thread goes on like this:
1. Read a block of 64 bytes from the file.
2. Write the block to the USB handle.
NOTE: The file is made by a separate module in the same application. So the application which downloads the USB contents is independant of the module which reads from it.
Expecting your help again....
Sreekanth Muralidharan,
Corporate Systems Consultant [Embedded Systems],
INDIA
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Sreekanth Muralidharan wrote:
When he presses STOP the thread is terminated and the file is closed
Hi SreeKanth,
Sorry for replying late,
Sreekanth Muralidharan wrote:
I am using the CFile class in MFC for managing the file
according to Oops Concept, the CFile will close the File and frees memory related to it in Destructor.
Sreekanth Muralidharan wrote:
assigns the handle to a CFile object.
Are you calling Corressponding CFile::Detach() as you must be calling CFile::Attach to attach File Handle.
Have you checked the thread Stop gracefully without any problem before second time play button hit!.
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Alok Gupta
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Hi Alok
Thanks a lot for your quick response.
#####assigns the handle to a CFile object.
Are you calling Corressponding CFile::Detach() as you must be calling CFile::Attach to attach File Handle.
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Is this required since a CFile::Open would return a handle to the file object. Could you please tell me what is the hidden functionality involved in CFile::Detach()/Attach().
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Have you checked the thread Stop gracefully without any problem before second time play button hit!.
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Is there any method for it? Any way I think we can use the concept of critical sections for making sure that all the resources alloted to the thread has been returned back before it is terminated. But this did not solve my problem still. Is there any tool to analyze the thread process so that I could see the resource leaks inside the thread?
And again I have an FTDI USB driver installed in the system where I am reading and writing to USB. We are able to read and write the flat file contents in the system to the USB. But when I try to write a single character (say 'C'), I get a block.
The application is for a Solid State Cockpit Voice Recorder where we have an MPU player attached to the system via a USB and speakers attached to MPU. The system writes data to the USB and the controller in the USB handles the data and transfers it to the four voice channels connected to speakers. When user presses the pause button the application suspends the write thread acting on the USB. When the user presses the same pause button again, he sends a character 'P' to the USB and the controller acknowledges the command by returning the same character. We have a condition check in the application to ensure that the pause command worked properly. It is this write which creates all the trouble. I think you got it.
The same application has another module which downloads data from flash memory cards connected to the SSCVR and this data rounds to about 400MB. We have no problem as said above in handling this bulk of data, but the single character acknowledgement fails quite too often.
That's the project on.
Please read the mail in detail and your suggestions are very valuable not only for me but for the entire codeproject world.
Sreekanth Muralidharan,
Corporate Systems Consultant [Embedded Systems],
INDIA
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Hi SreeKanth!
Look like lot's responsibility are on your Shoulder! 
Anyway let's get back to your problem:-
Sreekanth Muralidharan wrote:
this required since a CFile::Open would return a handle to the file object. Could you please tell me what is the hidden functionality involved in CFile::Detach()/Attach().
actually you have mentioned that you are opening the file and passing the handle to CFile, so I make a guess you must be calling CFile::Attach File handle and CFile::Detach to detach file handle.
Sreekanth Muralidharan wrote:
any tool to analyze the thread process so that I could see the resource leaks inside the thread?
Process Viewer supplied with MS Visual Studio will help you track Thread opening/closing.
Sreekanth Muralidharan wrote:
We have no problem as said above in handling this bulk of data, but the single character acknowledgement fails quite too often.
As you very well know, Every HARDWARE device work on a well defined Set of commands.I had programmed hardware device only once i.e. Smartcards using Serial port communication. Try sending "C" instead of 'c' may be it's required NULL character to End Communication.
Sreekanth Muralidharan wrote:
Please read the mail in detail and your suggestions are very valuable not only for me but for the entire codeproject world.
That's a Great compliment, but i am stillin phase of learning. You can consider me beginner to Visual C++ world. you urself have more than 4 times exp then me
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cheers,
Alok Gupta
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Hello Alok
Thanks a lot for the immediate response.
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That's a Great compliment, but i am stillin phase of learning. You can consider me beginner to Visual C++ world. you urself have more than 4 times exp then me
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Yaar, my experience well doesn't count and could not match your in depth knowledge of Windows programming, I really feel.
Regards,
Sreekanth Muralidharan,
Corporate Systems Consultant [Embedded Systems],
INDIA
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