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Muratss wrote: You can show me a starting point?
So you think asking questions on an Internet Forum is an efficient way to learn fundamentals of windows programming eh? Good luck.
led mike
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led mike,
I just asked that how i can start. I use visual basic 6.0 . Anyway, thanks for help..
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Hi,
I have some crash in my application -
I know that i need to do something in the workspace setting to activate the creation of the dump file in crash - but i don't know what and how to do it ...
Someone can help me ?
Thanks
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Please refer here[^].
Regards,
Paresh.
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Hi all,
I have a dialog within my dll. I create the dialog as follows:
upgradeHWnd = ::CreateDialog(NULL,MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_DIALOGUpgrade),NULL,NULL);
But I receive the following error when calling GetLastError()
ERROR_RESOURCE_TYPE_NOT_FOUND
1813
0x715
The specified resource type cannot be found in the image file.
What am I doing wrong?
Please help
Many thanks in advance
Regards,
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Try ::CreateDialog(hDLLInstance, give the Handle to Module instance of the DLL.
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Thanks for the reply ....
Rajkumar R wrote: give the Handle to Module instance of the DLL
How do I do that ? 
Thanks again
Regards,
The only programmers that are better that C programmers are those who code in 1's and 0's
Programm3r
My Blog: ^_^
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Look into MSDN for DLLMain callback or GetModuleHandle
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You do not have to just put a module handle into the call to ::CreateDialog(...), but you have to specify the handle of the module that contains the resource.
For example, if you have loaded a DLL called MyUpdateSystem.DLL and that DLL contains the dialog resource, you would do something like:
::CreateDialog( ::GetModuleInstance( _T( "<code>MyUpdateSystem.DLL</code>" ) ),
MAKEINTRESOURCE( IDD_DIALOGUpgrade ), NULL, NULL ); Peace!
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Hello everyone,
I'm tryin to build a new vc++ MFC project which should result in a dialog with splitter windows. I went through few tutorials but that didn't had any direct step by step approach. Whenever i see a ample code for splitter window example project, i dont understand where the splitter dialog resides in the resource. I would like anyone to suggest a easy way of doing the same.... Is it necessary to write the code manually instead of any drag and drop approach.... Plz help...
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- Albert Einstein
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Look here
You won't find the splitter window in the dialog resource because it is a window! The splitter window must be attached to a frame window, so you have to manufacture one of these in the dialog class. Each of the splitter window panes requires a view class so you have to generate these as well. See CreateViews() in the sample application.
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Hello
Im building a client server application where the client will send information to the server using Visual C++ .NET. The communication and sending information to the server has succeed. I want to write the information that is retrieved by the server to Microsoft Access. How can i accomplish this? For your information, Im using the win32 console application as the C++ platform. Is there any sample code which i can refer to? A friend of mine told me that there is something to do with managed C++. I really dont know anything about managed C++. Is it the same with the normal C/C++ code? What are the difference? Sori due to my 'basic' questions. hehe. Kinda desperate currently. Anyway, thank you and your reply is really appreciated.
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hi,
Iam new to openGL world. My requirement is to develop an openGL based display in VC++ Activex environment. so plz any one suggest me how to start and if any sample code is there please forward me
regards,
veeru 
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The openGL Red Book is a great resource to start learning about openGL: it is available online here[^].
PS: as far as I know, it is a legal on-line version. If you think it is not the case, please tell me and I will remove the link. This comes from the "About this guide" page:
This book is freely accessible on the Internet at http://arctic.eng.iastate.edu:88/SGI_Developer/OpenGL_PG/. However, it is presented in a format unsuitable for download and off-line browsing, since it is accessed and cross-referenced using cgi scripts. I manually downloaded and edited all the text and figures, removed most of the links in the text and reformatted the chapters into single files. None of this was made for profit or for the purpose of violating copyright - the book was online, and I just made it easier to use and download. All the original copyright still remains.
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In addition to the above reply, check out this article[^]. Also, see this search results[^].
Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero
.·´¯`·->Rajesh<-·´¯`·.
Codeproject.com: Visual C++ MVP
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I add a bitmap to the resource, the bitmap is not as big as I expected.(likewise the bitmap is 100*60, but I just want it as 32*32). I know I can use a picture program to achieve this goal, but I just want to do it in the code.
And I'm not drawing the bitmap myself using CDC, but use it in the CPropertySheet, use a HBITMAP as parameter, so can I CBitmap::LoadImage load the original bitmap, and deal with it in the memory to transform it as a smaller one? then pass the HBITMAP handle to the parameter.
If you have some idea, plz give me some code sample, thx a lot.
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Load Bitmap using LoadImage API. in 4th and 5th parameter pass dsired width and height. Pass HBITMAP returned by LoadImage in CBitmap.Attach() method and casll CBitmap.Detach() when work finish.
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HI,
while Integrating Latest development in my code , i faced these errors.
please look these errors , and give your advice to fix this.
ClientDlgs4.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall CDynamicAccessorEx::CDynamicAccessorEx(void)" (??0CDynamicAccessorEx@@QAE@XZ)<br />
ClientDlgs4.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: virtual __thiscall CDynamicAccessorEx::~CDynamicAccessorEx(void)" (??1CDynamicAccessorEx@@UAE@XZ)<br />
UnicodeReleaseEnterprise/DUClient.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 2 unresolved externals
Thanks,
Royal.
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Where does the CDynamicAccessorEx class comes from ? Did you make sure that the cpp file of this file is part of your project ? A frequent error is also to declare a construtor and destructor but forget to give a body (and it seems that is your case, because only those two functions are missing).
Make sure you have a body for those (even if it is an empty one).
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construtor and destructor have function body, CDynamicAccessorEx is part of project.
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Royaltvk wrote: construtor and destructor have function body
Can you post those functions here ?
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Hi,
Have you provided the definition for all the class members ?
Regards,
Paresh.
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See here.
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