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Re: kodak imgedit

Michael P Butler15-Dec-03 0:37

Michael P Butler

15-Dec-03 0:37

satadru wrote:
ma getting error while loading it ... any help????

What error message (and number) are you getting?

Michael

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Re: kodak imgedit

satadru15-Dec-03 16:42

satadru

15-Dec-03 16:42

actually i tried to load using the set image function but its showing some assertion failure ..can u please ehlp me out on how to go about it

Detecting Resolution Change?

Dov Sherman14-Dec-03 23:55

Dov Sherman

14-Dec-03 23:55

I'm working on an MDI application using MFC in VC6.0. The application should run in Win98 or higher.

I need my application to notice and respond if the user changes their desktop display settings, changing the resolution or bit depth. I tried WM_DEVMODECHANGE but that seems to something different. I looked for WM_DISPLAYCHANGE but I couldn't find a way to add that using the wizards.

How do I get my MDI to receive notification of display changes?

Re: Detecting Resolution Change?

satadru15-Dec-03 0:27

satadru

15-Dec-03 0:27

Sometimes the user might move the dialog box around screen till it is partly outside the desktop. And you might want to bring the dialog box back into full view. There might also be a a situation where you did the development on a higher resolution and on your machine it comes up nice and full, but the final user might be using a lower screen resolution and thus part of the dialog will be out of the screen. Again you'd really want to make sure the dialog box is fully visible. Well, believe it or not, this can be accomplished with just one line of code.

SendMessage(DM_REPOSITION);
Smooth eh? Remember that this message only works for top level dialog boxes and will not work for child dialogs.

u can also check for GetSystemmetrix

Re: Detecting Resolution Change?

Michael P Butler15-Dec-03 0:35

Michael P Butler

15-Dec-03 0:35

Dov Sherman wrote:
I looked for WM_DISPLAYCHANGE but I couldn't find a way to add that using the wizards.

The class wizard only handles a subset of the WM_ windows messages. For ones like WM_DISPLAYCHANGE you'll have to add the code by hand.

Add into your message map

ON_MESSAGE(WM_DISPLAYCHANGE, OnDisplayChange)

And then add a function to the class

LRESULT OnDisplayChange(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
// Do processing of WM_DISPLAYCHANGE here
return 1;
}

Michael

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Redrawing window -help reqd

satadru14-Dec-03 23:09

satadru

14-Dec-03 23:09

hi ,
i have a dialog bases application in which repainting the application is very much necessary .... does anybody has any idea about the following and how to implement them:
1)SetRedraw
2)ReDrawWindow
3)Setting the parameters CS_VREDRAW and CS_HREDRAW in the WNDCLASS , so the window takes care about the repainting in the subsequent WM_PAINT message.

Please help me in this regard .... iam kinda lost Confused | :confused:

Thanking you
Satadru

Re: Redrawing window -help reqd

Steen Krogsgaard15-Dec-03 1:45

Steen Krogsgaard

15-Dec-03 1:45

Invalidate(TRUE) or RedrawWindow(). See MSDN for details.

Cheers
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CFileDialog have a preview function?

Grrrr14-Dec-03 22:40

Grrrr

14-Dec-03 22:40

How to use CFileDialog to have a preview function?
I use this method:

class CFilePrevDialog : public CFileDialog
CFilePrevDialog::CFilePrevDialog(BOOL bOpenFileDialog, LPCTSTR lpszDefExt, LPCTSTR lpszFileName,
DWORD dwFlags, LPCTSTR lpszFilter, CWnd* pParentWnd) :
CFileDialog(bOpenFileDialog, lpszDefExt, lpszFileName, dwFlags, lpszFilter, pParentWnd)
{
m_ofn.lpTemplateName = MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_DIALOG_PREV);
}
-----
CString strFileDlg = "Jpg Files (*.Jpg)|*.Jpg|";

CFilePrevDialog dlg(TRUE, "Jpg", NULL,
OFN_EXPLORER | OFN_FILEMUSTEXIST | OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT,
strFileDlg, NULL );

dlg.DoModal();
-----------------------
But i found what display is still the standard open filedialog...

who can give a advise to use it,not too hard...

Best Regards...

Re: CFileDialog have a preview function?

Ravi Bhavnani15-Dec-03 7:19

Ravi Bhavnani

15-Dec-03 7:19

See this[^] article.

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Dev Studio Add-in question

YaronNir14-Dec-03 21:59

YaronNir

14-Dec-03 21:59

Hi all,

how can i get the *.dsw (workspace file) from the interfaces exposed by the add in????

please help

thanks in advanced

Yaron

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Re: Dev Studio Add-in question

Roman Keskenti [SmoCoder]14-Dec-03 22:16

Roman Keskenti [SmoCoder]

14-Dec-03 22:16

The simple answer is: you can't.

But you can get project paths and names and try to deduce the workspace path from them (perhaps even use CFileFind).

What do you need it for?
Maybe there is a different solution to your problem.

btw: I've written a thin wrapper library for DevStudio 6.0 interfaces. Maybe you'll find it useful. It is part of the following project: http://www.codeproject.com/macro/SmartReplace.asp

Re: Dev Studio Add-in question

YaronNir15-Dec-03 3:26

YaronNir

15-Dec-03 3:26

thanks for reply,

i found a code to get the dsw, it appears in one of the add ins here is code project (in the project http://www.codeproject.com/macro/restoreclassviewaddin2.asp?target=restore%7Cclass%7Cview#xxxx )

here is the code:

CString CCommands::GetWorkspacePath()
{
	CWinApp* pApp = AfxGetApp();

	CString szWorkspace;

	POSITION posdt = pApp->GetFirstDocTemplatePosition();
	while (NULL != posdt)
	{
		CDocTemplate* pdt = pApp->GetNextDocTemplate(posdt);
		if (0 == strcmp("CProjectWorkspaceDocTemplate", 
			pdt->GetRuntimeClass()->m_lpszClassName))
		{
			// found it, grab the first (and only) document:
			POSITION posdoc = pdt->GetFirstDocPosition();
			if (NULL == posdoc) break;

			CDocument* pdoc = pdt->GetNextDoc(posdoc);
			if (NULL == pdoc) break;

			// stash the workspace path+file:
			szWorkspace = pdoc->GetPathName();
			if (0 == szWorkspace.GetLength()) break;
		}
	}

	return szWorkspace;
}

the problem is this code doesn't work for me !!!
the line

POSITION posdt = pApp->GetFirstDocTemplatePosition();

returns null for posdt

i've debug the project restoreclassviewaddin2, and there it works! it returns the full path for the dsw...

can any1 help me here???

thanks in advanced

Yaron

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DCOM/COM+ without ATL?

Kene14-Dec-03 21:32

Kene

14-Dec-03 21:32

Hi,
I'm new to COM tech. My few COM experiences are just a few OLE Automation samples in MFC. But now I have a Project that will require me calling an object mtd across machine boundary.
Can I achieve this in MFC 7.0? If yes how?

Thanks in advance! Wink | ;)

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Re: DCOM/COM+ without ATL?

Christian Graus15-Dec-03 8:52

Christian Graus

15-Dec-03 8:52

Kene wrote:
DCOM/COM+ without ATL?

Why without ATL ?

Christian

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Re: DCOM/COM+ without ATL?

Kene15-Dec-03 21:44

Kene

15-Dec-03 21:44

Christian Graus wrote:
Why without ATL ?

My first taste of VC++ some years back was with MFC. I was particular thrilled about the wizards. Since then, I've been used to doing things in MFC style.
You can still help me out by giving me steps I can take to achieve results (either in MFC or ATL). Sigh | :sigh:

Surely any advise or help will be appreciated Smile | :)

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Re: DCOM/COM+ without ATL?

Christian Graus16-Dec-03 9:12

Christian Graus

16-Dec-03 9:12

Kene wrote:
Since then, I've been used to doing things in MFC style.

As has been pointed out ( and this is where I was headed ), VC7 has a new version of ATL, and there's no reason you can't use it with MFC.

Christian

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Re: DCOM/COM+ without ATL?

Jörgen Sigvardsson15-Dec-03 10:16

Jörgen Sigvardsson

15-Dec-03 10:16

MFC7 and ATL7 are best buddies nowadays. At least the source code is hinting it (MFC and ATL shares a lot of code)

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How to change Button background color?

Raima14-Dec-03 20:52

Raima

14-Dec-03 20:52

Does somebody has an idea how it is possible to change button color. I am wondering it does not have such a property.

Raima

Re: How to change Button background color?

Grrrr14-Dec-03 22:55

Grrrr

14-Dec-03 22:55

I think 'WM_CTLCOLOR' is helpful to you.

Re: How to change Button background color?

Michael P Butler15-Dec-03 0:46

Michael P Butler

15-Dec-03 0:46

Coloured Buttons[^]

Michael

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How to convert the raw WAV data into WMA format?

zhaopzhi14-Dec-03 20:23

zhaopzhi

14-Dec-03 20:23

Please prompt me,how to convert the raw WAV data into WMA format?
Which API fuctions are needed? Confused | :confused:

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MoveFileEx and registry

pranavamhari14-Dec-03 19:38

pranavamhari

14-Dec-03 19:38

hi,

Does movefileex (with DELAY_UNTIL_REBOOT) use registry ? I want to replace the registry hive system on restart with this function (for a backup app).

thanks for any help

regards
hari

Hari Krishnan

Re: MoveFileEx and registry

David Crow15-Dec-03 6:46

David Crow

15-Dec-03 6:46

pranavamhari wrote:
Does movefileex (with DELAY_UNTIL_REBOOT) use registry ?

Yes.

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How to get Full Path of a file by just giving the file name

tvsankar7214-Dec-03 17:57

tvsankar72

14-Dec-03 17:57

Hi VC++ experts,
I want to get the full path of a file(For example c:\Mytrial\Sample\Display.txt )by just giving the file name(For example Display.txt)as input

The File may be present at anyone of the drives in my PC (Any random directory path). I want to find the full path of the file by running a C++ or VC++ code from some other drive in the same PC and giving just the file name as input( For example Display.txt ) to the code.

I tried with CFileFind class without success. Any VC++ experts help me by sending some sample code.
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Re: How to get Full Path of a file by just giving the file name

Tim Smith14-Dec-03 18:02

Tim Smith

14-Dec-03 18:02

Try _fullpath

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