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Re: urgent : I need help

led mike19-Feb-09 11:56

led mike

19-Feb-09 11:56

Luc Pattyn wrote:
those were the really dark ages

Now you're getting the hang of it! That's as bad as anything I could come up with. Big Grin | :-D

Re: urgent : I need help

Luc Pattyn19-Feb-09 12:01

Luc Pattyn

19-Feb-09 12:01

So it's good I reckon Cool | :cool:

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Re: urgent : I need help

CPallini19-Feb-09 12:22

CPallini

19-Feb-09 12:22

Welcome in the THHB [^]
(unfortunately, at the moment, I'm not able to add a welcome message in my blog).
Big Grin | :-D

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Re: urgent : I need help

led mike20-Feb-09 5:28

led mike

20-Feb-09 5:28

To be honest, I didn't think I understood the meaning of the list since I wasn't already on it. Laugh | :laugh:

Re: urgent : I need help

Rick York19-Feb-09 12:55

Rick York

19-Feb-09 12:55

With an alpha value of 0 I think that would have been the really transparent ages.

Cool | :cool:

Re: urgent : I need help

Luc Pattyn19-Feb-09 13:19

Luc Pattyn

19-Feb-09 13:19

Yep, however without any light the difference is futile.

Smile | :)

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Re: urgent : I need help

CPallini19-Feb-09 21:51

CPallini

19-Feb-09 21:51

That's never true, there are the (A)RGB space vacuum fluctuations... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Re: urgent : I need help

CPallini19-Feb-09 12:11

CPallini

19-Feb-09 12:11

Re: urgent : I need help

Snorri Kristjansson19-Feb-09 23:52

Snorri Kristjansson

19-Feb-09 23:52

erm...

Is this a joke?

Jokes belong in the lounge Smile | :)

LOL

How to access a document element using ActiveX control written in C++

SIJUTHOMASP19-Feb-09 8:35

SIJUTHOMASP

19-Feb-09 8:35

HI,

I have an OCX control written in C++..This control has been used in our Asp.net web application..Here I just need to access a hidden control placed in the webpage using the activex..I am not much familar in C++..My requirement is to write or keep the content to the hidden control after when the activex done with its operation.Then I need to use that content in our webapplication BL to save in Database..

I would really appreciate any help with code sample.

Thanks much in Advance.

Rahul.

SoftwareDeveloper(.NET)

Adding Custom tab on "Default Website Properties" (IIS)

mmayur19-Feb-09 8:26

mmayur

19-Feb-09 8:26

Hi,

Just wanted to know whether it is possible to "Adding Custom tab on "Default Website Properties" (IIS)"?
Any links on this would appreciated.

Regards,
Mayur M

Re: Adding Custom tab on "Default Website Properties" (IIS)

Stuart Dootson19-Feb-09 10:23

Stuart Dootson

19-Feb-09 10:23

So, is that C++? Is it MFC? No - so this isn't the right forum, is it? Try this one[^].

Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

Re: Adding Custom tab on "Default Website Properties" (IIS)

mmayur19-Feb-09 11:19

mmayur

19-Feb-09 11:19

Writing an applciation in MFC to add another tab along with the existing ones.

"Default Website Properties (IIS)" is just an example. It can be any windows built-in dialog based, may be in the "System Properties" dialog. Just adding another custom tab to it along with the existing.

Re: Adding Custom tab on "Default Website Properties" (IIS)

Stuart Dootson19-Feb-09 11:49

Stuart Dootson

19-Feb-09 11:49

Sorry - jumped to an incorrect conclusion.

Anyway - it's apparently possible with IIS 7[^].

If it's possible with IIS 6 or earlier, you'll probably have to implement some form of MMC plugin DLL, I suspect?

Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

Boost::Bind Compiling error with GCC 4.1.2 and Boost 1.33...

jim258kelly19-Feb-09 5:39

jim258kelly

19-Feb-09 5:39

The following link is to a question I posted in an Article titled "A look at the Boost Bind and Function libraries" By Gary J. Kuehn.

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/library/BoostBindFunction.aspx?msg=2928523#xx2928523xx[^]

I can't get the example code to compile with GCC 4.1.2 and Boost 1.33. I have also tried using GCC 3.4.6, but still get the same errors.

Does anyone have any information?

Re: Boost::Bind Compiling error with GCC 4.1.2 and Boost 1.33...

Stuart Dootson19-Feb-09 10:22

Stuart Dootson

19-Feb-09 10:22

Show us code, show us error messages - then we might be able to help.

I know Boost Bind & Function work with gcc 3.4.5 (MinGW), 4.0 and 4.2.1 (OS X, PowerPC and Intel) - I've used Boost with all of them.

Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

Re: Boost::Bind Compiling error with GCC 4.1.2 and Boost 1.33...

jim258kelly19-Feb-09 10:28

jim258kelly

19-Feb-09 10:28

I have the solution.

There were multiple problems with my code.

I'm writing a reply that will explain what I was trying to do and the code that satisfies those requirements.

I will post the reply in the thread at this location:http://www.codeproject.com/KB/library/BoostBindFunction.aspx?msg=2928523#xx2928523xx[^]

Thanks for your interest.

Error LNK1112: module machine type "IA64" conflicts with target machine type "IX86"

pandit8419-Feb-09 3:23

pandit84

19-Feb-09 3:23

Hi i have compiled my CPPUnit Framwork in Release mode i get the follwoing error.

D:\CPPUNITSOURCECODE\CPPUNIT-1.12.1\LIB\mfc42ud.lib : fatal error LNK1112: module machine type "IA64" conflicts with target machine type "IX86"
Error executing link.exe

Please provide the comments so that i can resolve the issue

Re: Error LNK1112: module machine type "IA64" conflicts with target machine type "IX86"

Hamid_RT19-Feb-09 4:18

Hamid_RT

19-Feb-09 4:18

I dont know you aksed about CPPUint or no but did you see:
Configure Visual C++ Projects to Target 64-Bit Platforms[^].

Of one Essence is the human race
thus has Creation put the base
One Limb impacted is sufficient
For all Others to feel the Mace
(Saadi )

Re: Error LNK1112: module machine type "IA64" conflicts with target machine type "IX86"

Nuri Ismail19-Feb-09 4:18

Nuri Ismail

19-Feb-09 4:18

I think that something is wrong with your library path. You are trying to link x86.OBJ files and Itanium.LIB files.

Check "Tools | Options | VC++ Directories | Library files" for both DEBUG and RELEASE.

Code for extracting the capabilities supported by the TWAIN data source.

hariakuthota19-Feb-09 2:36

hariakuthota

19-Feb-09 2:36

Hi all,

I am working on Twain related project and I want to extract the capabilities supported by the Source, I have gone through the Twain Spec and found that it can be done using the capability
"CAP_SUPPORTEDCAPS".
Can I have a ready code available for this extraction if so please share it.

Thanks in Advance..

How to clear the contents of the Serial port's buffer ?

kapardhi19-Feb-09 0:32

kapardhi

19-Feb-09 0:32

Hai!
I have a device connected to one of my serial port, the device actually sends data to my port, i read from the port's buffer, but in one of the cases i do not want to read, rather i want to delete the contents of my port's buffer. How can i do it ??

Thanks!

Re: How to clear the contents of the Serial port's buffer ?

«_Superman_»19-Feb-09 0:56

«_Superman_»

19-Feb-09 0:56