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Why are you calling GetLastError on WriteprocessMemory success?
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the call doesn't complete..... The bytecount written is correct, but the memory addressed by the call stays empty.
Also in MSDN is stated that a Write call my fail whilst still returning no fail error code.

After doing a sendmessage LVM_GetItemState to listView, the call returns empty as well.

So the memory location seems to be inacessible, which is bizarre because i also have this:

lvi.pszText=_item;
WriteProcessMemory(lView, _lvi, &lvi, sizeof(LVITEM), NULL);
SendMessage(listView, LVM_GETITEMTEXT, NULL, (LPARAM)_lvi);
ReadProcessMemory(lView, _item, item, 512, NULL);

and that returns with the correct itemtext......

GetLastError() returns the last error that occurred, which didn't necessarily happen in the last function call. That is way it is called GetLastError() and not GetError().

You normally want to stop a sequence of operations at the first error, so you could and should structure your code like this:

result=callFunction1();
if (result==OK) result=callFunction2();
if (result==OK) result=callFunction3();
if (result!=OK) log("it went wrong; error = ", GetLastError());

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tnx for the input, but the original code is spiked with GetLastErrors, took some out to shorten code for viewing.

Yeah, great. When the error handling code indicates some problem, show us fictitious code. Someone will make the right guess anyhow?

Unsure | :~

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They must protect their brilliant code against industrial espionage, my friend.
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found it:

Microsoft Windows Vista and later. When a message is blocked by UIPI the last error, retrieved with GetLastError, is set to 5 (access denied).

took me a full week to discover this tidbit. Tnx MS

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I need help with a programto keep records and perform statistical analysis for a class of students.
the class has 40 students, there are 5 quizzes, and each student identified by a 4 digit student number

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we don't do homework.
Try to do some work yourself.
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modified on Wednesday, April 29, 2009 12:44 PM

biggiant22000 wrote:
I need help with a programto keep...

Change this to "program to" and you should be good to go. Thanks for allowing us to help.

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Hi all,

I have written a CMS that uses the CHTMLEdView class as a HTML editor. The CMS also has a number of additional edit controls for things like a button name, a tooltip etc. When the CHTMLEdView has focus, and I click on one of the other Edit controls, then the cursor is hidden, which is a hassle for editting. When I then click on any of the other edit controls, the cursor re-appears, In other words, I always need to click two different edit controls after using the HTML editor before the cursor appears again. I have tried ShowCursor(TRUE) and ShowCaret() on the edit controls, but nothing seems to help. Has anybody got any ideas on the subject? Would be greatly appreciated.

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hi!

I want to use a C++ function which applies minimization on a math formula ( http://www.codecogs.com/d-ox/maths/optimization/nelder.php ) but I dont understand how to pass my formula as the first parameter.

There is even an example but I dont understand it...

double f(double *x) {
    double r = sqrt(x[0] * x[0] + x[1] * x[1]);
    return ABS(r) < 1E-12 ? 1 : sin(r) / r;
}

I dont know what's the unknown. "x"? "r"? Both?

My formula is: http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/episodio1/text3.gif

This is what I've made:

for (i=1;i<=numberOfAnchors;i++)
{
   errorsquare+= pow( abs( x[i] - xestim + y[i] - yestim ) - distance[i]  ) , 2 );
}
errorsquare=errorsquare/numberOfAnchors;

2 unknowns: "xestim" and "yestim".

My question is: how should I code/declare my formula so it is accepted by the C++ function ?

Thanks.

Well, supposing both your xestim and yestim are independent, you may rearrange your function such a way:

xestim -> z[0]
yestim -> z[1]

so that you'll get

double f (double * z)
{
  errorsquare = 0.0;
  for (i=1;i<=numberOfAnchors; i++)
  {
    errorsquare+= pow( abs( x[i] - z[0] + y[i] - z[1] ) - distance[i]  ) , 2 );
  }
  return errorsquare;
}

Now you have the f parameter of the nelder function..
dim is 2 (as you may guess).
The starting simplex points p are up to you (you've to provide, as in the example a 2x3 array), like the eps value and the maxit.

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Thanks, Cpallini...

I guess u removed by mistake...

errorsquare=errorsquare/numberOfAnchors ;

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Episodio1 wrote:
I guess u removed by mistake...

Of course I forgot it, but you know, such a operation has no influence in finding minimum (you may drop it). Wink | ;)

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Cpallini, do you know about NelderMead algorithm?

Cause I dont know what initial points to use. I mean...

In that C++ function Points are 2x3 (3 points x-y).

But this function is payware, so I got this one: http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~burkardt/cpp_src/asa047/asa047.html

In this last one initial points are only 1x2, which I dont know what represents.

Code it's already running but I dont get valid points for any initial points. Frown | :(

EDIT: It's OK now. There would be 1 and only initial point. And it should be close to region in which I want to find a minimum. ^^

modified on Monday, April 27, 2009 7:10 PM

Receiving gps coordinate to web browser laziness program

By the way, coordinate is not carried cost

Teach where is done wrongly

source down

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At least you are consistent with that...

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Hi All

I have two path source(LPCSTR pF)and destination(LPCSTR pT).I am getting values in pF at the run time like this pF="C:\\Hello\\adaf\\trt" and pT="C:\\Backup."
But when code start to copy cammand then it make backup but it's not make in proper way.It's make like that(C:\\Backup\\Hello,C:\\Backup\\adaf and C:\\Backup\\trt).But i need to copy in full path like that(C:\\Backup\\Hello\\adaf\\trt).I am ueing this code.

CFileOperation fo;
	CString tr=sourcepath;
			
 	int nLen = tr.GetLength();
		LPCSTR lpszBuf = tr.GetBuffer(nLen);
    	tr.ReleaseBuffer();
		LPCSTR pF=lpszBuf;
		
		LPCSTR pT="C:\\Backup";	
if(!fo.Copy(pF,pT));

Plz help me

MsmVc wrote:
CFileOperation

What is it?

MsmVc wrote:
int nLen = tr.GetLength();
LPCSTR lpszBuf = tr.GetBuffer(nLen);

Why are you misusing CString::GetBuffer?

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If you are use ;;ShellFileOperation you need to end the last file buffers with 2 (two) zero bytes. Read the docs from MS D'Oh! | :doh:

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What's wrong with:

CFileOperation fo;	
if (! fo.Copy(sourcepath, "C:\\Backup"))
    ;

That aside, have you stepped into the Copy() code to see when/how it is failing?

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