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Read up on splitter windows, floating toolbars, and child windows.
INTP
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I'm using MFC to host IWebBrowser2 in a child window (as a CWebBrowser2 control). I want the parent window to be informed whenever a WM_MOUSEMOVE message occurs on the child.
I can't figure out how to do this. I'm hoping someone smarter here can help me.
Basically, when hosting IE in a control (and I'm using MFC), how can my parent window be notified if the mouse moves across the control???
Thank you very much for your help!
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You can use the DOM events to do that. You can hookup the HTML window or the document objects mouse move event.
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Thanks, I figured that out a while back... but your response is much appreciated!
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The easiest way i can think of using MFC is to watch for WM_MOUSEMOVE in the parent window's PreTranslateMessage() function. You won't get any information on what HTML element the mouse is over though, so if you need that then do it Rama's way.
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I have an application with several dialogs, all have logical Tab-Ordering.
Everything was great up until a month ago when suddenly, the tab order began changing. Some dialogs presented a reverse tab-order and some a very puzzling tab-order.
I've checked my resources with the built-in resource-editor in VC, checked the .rc file, used an external viewer and the order looks like it's suppose to look, but my application decides to twist it.
What could cause this sort of behaviour ?
Where should I look for the causes of this problem ?
Is it possible that the dynamic creation of controls can cause this kind of behaviour ?
How are dynamically created controls treated with tab-ordering (I'm asking although my dynamic-controls do not have the WS_TABSTOP style) ?
thanks
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Dear sir,
I have a matter with how to get 1394 device GUID in windwos. I don't know how to access 1393 and get guid? I want to someone can help me? thanks a lot.
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Please re-write your question. I am not going to write a 50 page report on how to use 1394 on windows. I think I'd know the correct answer if I knew what question you needed answered.
There is a big different between having something that works on USB that you need to make work with 1394, and a new program you are writing from scratch.
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Hello there,
I'm student and I'm doing my training course. I'm developing a software within Matlab environment.
the aim of my software is to synchronise 2 applications (video and graphs). I use an activeX to read my movies. my problem:
I want just to know how we can recuperate the callback of the play
button of the activeX AMOVIE.ActiveMovieControl.2 ???
this activeX allow to read an avifile with the command "play, pause,
and stop".
any help will be appreciate,
thanks in advance
fredf
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Hai,
How to convert number to string, for instance I am going to display a number 3 on the button, i want to make the number as string to display on the button for my convenience. 3(number) as "3"(string).
with regards
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i think the Function itoa and ultoa is been functional in vc++ enviornment pls use that
I Think It will Work
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Alok Gupta
visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk
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look here
char conv[1024];
int x=3;
_itoa(x,conv,10);
MessageBox(NULL,conv,"Me",MB_OK);
The messagebox should show 3
gabby
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Hi friends
I would like to learn how to recognise text from a bitmap.Suppose a bitmap created in Mspaint , contains word(its also a part of bitmap) "IS" . I want to recognise this word as "IS" .. Anybody have any idea , any good links ..
pls help ..
Best Regards
Krishadevan.k
If u can Dream... U can Do it..
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Try searching on OCR or Optical Character Recognition. I'm sure you will find a lot of work on this subject.
Ant.
I'm hard, yet soft.
I'm coloured, yet clear.
I'm fuity and sweet.
I'm jelly, what am I? Muse on it further, I shall return! - David Williams (Little Britain)
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One way to implement OCR is using a Feed-Forward Multilayer Perceptron Network that implements the Backpropagation learning algorithm...
There is a lot of this stuff on the internet, too.
"Needless redundancy is the hobgoblin of software engineering." - Peter Darnell
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I use the SQLTable to get it, but it didn`t work well. I don`t quite understand the first parameter (hstmt). Any body can help? Got my question?
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goodmast3r wrote:
I don`t quite understand the first parameter (hstmt).
It's the connection handle to the data source returned by SQLConnect().
"When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen
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Hai all,
I want to display the number on the Push button. The button already loaded with bitmap. It starts with 0, whenever mouse click occurs on the client area, the counter starts counting and the next number we are going to used(clicked) on the client area should be display on the button.
so far....
I tried by using DrawItem I don't know the proper way to handle the drawitem.
Note:
1.Number to Display on the Button, that already loaded with Bitmap.
2. I tried to use Drawitem.
With regards
DARWIN PAUL RAJ
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use CBitmapButtons
CBitmapButton bezier;
bezier.LoadBitmaps(_T("IMAGE27UP"), _T("IMAGE27DOWN"), _T("IMAGE27DOWN"), _T("IMAGE27GREY"));
bezier.SubclassDlgItem(IDC_BUTTON_BEZIER, this);
bezier.SizeToContent();
then, if you want to change the image just use
bezier.LoadBitmaps(_T("IMAGE29UP"), _T("IMAGE29DOWN"));
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Hi,
Is it possible to obtain beginning & ending addresses of public member functions of C++ object, outside the object? If yes How?
Thanks
Yogesh
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If the class has no inheritance or just single inheritance, you can get its starting address:
class A
{
public:
int func() { return 1; }
};
int (A::*ptr_to_method)() = A::func;ptr_to_method now holds the address of the method. But this address won't always be called if the method can be inlined (as the one above) so every call to A::func() might not go through that address in memory.
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As I understand, the function addresses obtained using this way are not the real addresses. They just provide an offset of a member function within an object.
#include <conio.h>
class A
{
public:
int func() { return 1; }
};
void main(){
A x;
int (A::*ptr_to_method)() = A::func;
getch();
}
If for the above program you check inside Watch window of VC++ 6.0, the values of following variables
ptr_to_method
(&x)->func
It shows different addresses. Now which one is the correct address of function "func"?
Also I was not able to capture the value of "(&x)->func" inside program.
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Also is there any way to find an address where the function ends?
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i want to know what the throughput of my modem is down and up but have no clue how to get it. 
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