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HakunaMatada26-Apr-07 0:09

26-Apr-07 0:09

Thanks for your reply. But the thing is that I am not using MFC. I have to find a way to change the Owner of a Popup Window using Win32 APIs. Oh and SetParent() doesn't work. Frown | :(

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Re: Owner of a Window

Mark Salsbery26-Apr-07 7:33

Mark Salsbery

26-Apr-07 7:33

HakunaMatada wrote:
Oh and SetParent() doesn't work.

Why not?

It's not a modal dialog popup window is it?

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Re: Owner of a Window

HakunaMatada26-Apr-07 17:28

HakunaMatada

26-Apr-07 17:28

Mark Salsbery wrote:
Why not?

Well, from what I have read, SetParent() just sets the Parent of a Window and the Owner of a Window cannot be changed once it is assigned during creation. I was just hoping that maybe someone had a hack through which he/she could change the owner of a Window.

Mark Salsbery wrote:
It's not a modal dialog popup window is it?

No. It is just a plain Popup Window.

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Re: Owner of a Window

Mark Salsbery29-Apr-07 7:26

Mark Salsbery

29-Apr-07 7:26

You haven't mentioned MFC but that's the only place I know of where the concept of an owner window
applies.

The CWnd::GetOwner() and CWnd::SetOwner() methods are available for working with window ownership.

Sorry it took so long to reply!

Mark

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Help required regarding IRIS

numan12125-Apr-07 23:30

numan121

25-Apr-07 23:30

Iris is a Qt/C++ library for working with the XMPP/Jabber protocol.

Hey wish u good luck in your project.

Re: Help required regarding IRIS

Programm3r25-Apr-07 23:34

Programm3r

25-Apr-07 23:34

numan121 wrote:
Iris is a Qt/C++ library for working with the XMPP/Jabber protocol.

Is that a statement or a question ??

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Re: Help required regarding IRIS

numan12125-Apr-07 23:59

numan121

25-Apr-07 23:59

http://delta.affinix.com/iris/

I got the source code of Iris from here but i can't found any documentation guide.
So plz tell me how to use Iris.

Thanks.

Hey wish u good luck in your project.

Re: Help required regarding IRIS

Programm3r26-Apr-07 1:12

Programm3r

26-Apr-07 1:12

ok, I'm not sure if this is the right Iris. But I found these sites.

About the IRIS Project Help Site[^]
IRIS Documentation and Forms[^]

numan121 wrote:
http://delta.affinix.com/iris/

On that site you can leave comment, why don't you ask someone there:
Leave a Comment[^]

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Re: Help required regarding IRIS

numan12126-Apr-07 2:32

numan121

26-Apr-07 2:32

Thanks a lot Dear, i will work on these links to get something out of it.

Hey wish u good luck in your project.

Re: Help required regarding IRIS

Programm3r26-Apr-07 3:06

Programm3r

26-Apr-07 3:06

numan121 wrote:
Thanks a lot Dear

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Re: Help required regarding IRIS

Mark Salsbery26-Apr-07 7:34

Mark Salsbery

26-Apr-07 7:34

If that bothers you then stay out of Pakistan! Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Single instance application

Aryan S25-Apr-07 23:20

Aryan S

25-Apr-07 23:20

I am working with an MFC application. I want, user should be able to invoke only one process for the application. If it's already running in a system, then user should not be able to invoke another instance of the same exe. How can I achive that?

Re: Single instance application

Programm3r25-Apr-07 23:25

Programm3r

25-Apr-07 23:25

Hi,

This article will help you.

Single Instance[^]

Any questions about it, ask me Smile | :)

I'm the editor.

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Re: Single instance application

GuyM25-Apr-07 23:26

GuyM

25-Apr-07 23:26

This should help ...
http://www.flounder.com/nomultiples.htm[^]

Re: Single instance application

Arman S.26-Apr-07 2:20

Arman S.

26-Apr-07 2:20

Also several methods you can find here[^]

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Regarding executing a java jar file from visual c++ application

Nikhil Trivedi25-Apr-07 23:15

Nikhil Trivedi

25-Apr-07 23:15

Hello all,

I want to execute a jar file from my Visual c++ application and want the result of that execution in my application. Does anyone know how to proceed on this ?
Any help is appriciated.

Nikhs
Nikhil Trivedi

Re: Regarding executing a java jar file from visual c++ application

Nikhil Trivedi26-Apr-07 1:10

Nikhil Trivedi

26-Apr-07 1:10

At last I got it working. Now one new thing is there. Can I call Jar file in such a way that the return value of the function can be available in the Visual C++ application for processing furthur.

Thanks for your prompt reply.

Nikhs
Nikhil Trivedi

CListCtrl problem

nathan725-Apr-07 23:06

nathan7

25-Apr-07 23:06

int temp = GetItemCount();

int nRow = CListCtrl::InsertItem(&lvItem);

int temp1 = GetItemCount();

// after this code, temp1 still equal to temp = 0, and nRow is not -1 (failed),
// nRow is 0(index of the item just inserted)
// what would cause this problem?

Re: CListCtrl problem

GuyM25-Apr-07 23:08

GuyM

25-Apr-07 23:08

Can you post the entire function? This might help ...

view class constructor why protected

PallaMadhu25-Apr-07 22:54

PallaMadhu

25-Apr-07 22:54

When creating a new class in SDI application the constructor creates as a public, but the view class constructor is protected why?

P.Madhusudhan
ECIL

Re: view class constructor why protected

GuyM25-Apr-07 23:01

GuyM

25-Apr-07 23:01

This is because usualy in an SDI application the View class constructor is called by the framework and not directly by your code.
If, for any reason you need to call the view constructor directly (not that I can see any) - you can change it to public.

Directory Name Issue (_splitpath)

Programm3r25-Apr-07 22:42

Programm3r

25-Apr-07 22:42

Hi all,

I'm trying to get the directory structure of a remote computer using FTP.
It works but, if the directory name contains a space, for example: My Directory, it only takes the "My" part.

This is what I have done:

fceGetList(0,FCE_FULL_LIST,(LPSTR)DataBuffer,MAX_BUF);
Lines = fceGetString(0, FCE_GET_LINE_COUNT, (LPSTR)DataBuffer, MAX_BUF);
int i=0;
while (i<Lines)
  {
      Code = fceExtract((LPSTR)DataBuffer, n, 9, (LPSTR)LineBuf, 100);
      Total += Code;
      if(Code>0)
      {
          _splitpath(LineBuf,drive, dir, fname, ext); // _splitpath does not capture the whole directory name or the file name
          if (strcmp(ext, "")==0)
              printf("** Directory: %s\n",LineBuf);
          i++;
          n++;
          ZeroMemory(LineBuf, 100);
      }
  }

Can someone please help me??

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Re: Directory Name Issue (_splitpath)

Programm3r25-Apr-07 23:08

Programm3r

25-Apr-07 23:08

It seems like the problem is not with _splitpath funtions, but with my fceExtract function.

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Re: Directory Name Issue (_splitpath)

Programm3r25-Apr-07 23:23

Programm3r

25-Apr-07 23:23

Got it working ... Smile | :)

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dbf read problem.

david bagaturia25-Apr-07 22:11

david bagaturia

25-Apr-07 22:11

Hi all.

I have "*.dbf" file and I am trying to read it like "*.txt" file.
If you can help, tell me how can I read "*.dbf" file, or
whot is format "*.dbf" file.

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