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leppie29-Nov-02 10:20

leppie

29-Nov-02 10:20

GriffonRL wrote:
Any idea ?

I would STILL keep all the controls on one thread, but make them child form (usercontrols rather). I suggest you use something like the Magic Library's DockingManager as the hosting windows can easily move outside the form area or hidden.

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Is it possible to use webbrowser control outside a form ?

GriffonRL29-Nov-02 6:00

GriffonRL

29-Nov-02 6:00

Hello,

I would like to know if it is possible to use the webbrowser control just to navigate a webpage and then traverse its DOM, without creating a form and even in a console application ?

Thanks,

R. LOPES
Just programmer.

Re: Is it possible to use webbrowser control outside a form ?

Stephane Rodriguez.29-Nov-02 6:17

Stephane Rodriguez.

29-Nov-02 6:17

Lookup a sample called WalkAll in MSDN.

Re: Is it possible to use webbrowser control outside a form ?

GriffonRL29-Nov-02 6:45

GriffonRL

29-Nov-02 6:45

Hello Stephane,

Ok but WalkAll uses only the MSHTML component. I'm trying to use the WebBrowser control because it adds a lot of navigation stuff I would like not to take care of.

Thanks,

R. LOPES
Just programmer.

Re: Is it possible to use webbrowser control outside a form ?

Stephane Rodriguez.29-Nov-02 6:48

Stephane Rodriguez.

29-Nov-02 6:48

UI --> iexplore.exe | web ocx
no UI --> walkall

Both have the DOM and the IWebBrowser interface (shdocvw) to play with.

Re: Is it possible to use webbrowser control outside a form ?

GriffonRL29-Nov-02 6:53

GriffonRL

29-Nov-02 6:53

Hello,

Ok then. So what is the DLL I'm supposed to use ?
Shdoccvw or mshtml ? Or both ?
And what happens without any UI when a NewWindow event is trigerred ?

Thanks,

R. LOPES
Just programmer.

Re: Is it possible to use webbrowser control outside a form ?

Stephane Rodriguez.29-Nov-02 7:09

Stephane Rodriguez.

29-Nov-02 7:09

GriffonRL wrote:
Ok then. So what is the DLL I'm supposed to use ?
Shdoccvw or mshtml ? Or both ?

the primary dll is shdocvw which provides the url navigation.

then, if you query interface and request the IHTMLDocument interface (if you want to play with the DOM), mshtml.dll is automatically loaded.

GriffonRL wrote:
I'm supposed to use ?

Confused | :confused:

You are using COM interfaces. Why should you bother about the DLLs themselves?

GriffonRL wrote:
And what happens without any UI when a NewWindow event is trigerred ?

An event is what you make of it. The UI less sample in walk all does not register itself for events, so it will never receive them.

If you want those events, you've got to add a look up on the COM server IConnectionPointContainer interface waiting for you. (there is sample code for that in Codeproject, MSDN, ...).

Re: Is it possible to use webbrowser control outside a form ?

GriffonRL29-Nov-02 9:48

GriffonRL

29-Nov-02 9:48

Hello,

I think I am missing something Frown | :(

I used to use the webbrowser control (shdocvw) for simpler programs because I understood mshtml was only the HTML parser/Javascript interpreter/DOM builder and I wanted to keep the UI.
I know how to walk the DOM using the mshtml interfaces. But I don't know what kind of object I have to create from shdocvw to provide me with url navigation without the UI mess.
I tried several things like creating WebBrowser,IWebBrowserApp,IWebBrowser2 interfaces but I get errors when calling the Navigate2 method (some COM exception) !
Forgive my ignorance but I am currently stuck and lost with all the interfaces/classes from shdocvw WTF | :WTF:

.
Any help, advice or link to relevant articles are welcome. Also for examples using the IConnectionPointContainer you are talking about.

Thanks,

R. LOPES
Just programmer.

Unmanaged Interface Declaration in C# ???

Member 8183729-Nov-02 3:44

Member 81837

29-Nov-02 3:44

Hi there, I need a helping hand.

I have an unmanaged interface written in c++:

struct IUnmanaged
{
~IUnmanaged () {};
void func1 ( int ) = 0;
void func2 ( int ) = 0;
};

And I have an unmanaged class derrived from the interface:

class CUnmanaged : public IUnmanaged
{
void func1 ( int );
void func2 ( int );
};

Now I would pass the interface as a function parameter to
my managed COM object wich is written in C#:

HRESULT hr = S_OK;

CUnmanaged myUnmanagedClass;

// do all the COM stuff to get myManagedComObject ...

myManagedComObject->PassUnmanagedInterface ( & myUnmanagedInterface );

And now my question:

How do I have to declare the above IUnmanaged interface in
C# ???

Please Please Help Me ,

Thanks

Shell context menu

Tomtomm29-Nov-02 3:43

Tomtomm

29-Nov-02 3:43

Does anybody know how to get the context menu of a file or a directory ?

I want to put the menus in my app.

Thank you !

Re: Shell context menu

Kannan Kalyanaraman2-Dec-02 2:53

Kannan Kalyanaraman

2-Dec-02 2:53

Are you trying to write shell extensions for explorer, in which case there is a sample available in the Interop section under Technology Samples in Framework sdk. If its for use inside your application, there is a menu control available which you can use it to create context menus.

Cheers
Kannan

Re: Shell context menu

Shaun Wilde2-Dec-02 4:28

Shaun Wilde

2-Dec-02 4:28

have a look in the registry eg for HTML files took in HKCR\htmlfile and then look in the shell folders - this is what the system uses to build its menus

also you will have to look in HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts for some other actions

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Leave_event not fired on PropertyGrids

Martin D29-Nov-02 0:08

Martin D

29-Nov-02 0:08

Hi folks - got a slight problem with getting a leave event to fire when selecting a property grid - hope someone can help...

On a usercontrol, code a leave_event for a richtextbox to show a messagebox when fired and place a propertygrid control on the form.
Bind the propertygrid to another control using SelectedObject property (a separate textbox or whatever) and when you try to leave the richtextbox, the event will not fire if focus is placed in the propertygrid. The event only fires when you select something else (ie the separate textbox).

Trouble is, if you create the exact same scenario directly on a form rather than on a usercontrol everything works and fires as expected - any ideas?

Regards

Martin.

Filtering Dataset object

Stefano7428-Nov-02 23:37

Stefano74

28-Nov-02 23:37

Hi all,
I've one dataset that contains only one table that have
this field:
ID CODE VERSION
1 1000 1
2 1000 2
3 1001 1
I want if it is possible filtering this dataset (better
with DataView object) by code. Code must be unique for
the version. Thi dataset filtered is the input for my
combobox control that must contains this value:
1000
1001
Is it possible ?
Thanks for answer.

Re: Filtering Dataset object

Derek Lakin29-Nov-02 0:14

Derek Lakin

29-Nov-02 0:14

Add a DataView component;
Set its table to the table in your dataset;
Set the RowFilter property to 'VERSION = 1', without the quotes;
Bind the combobox to the data view;
Sit back and bask in the glory of solving your problem

Derek Lakin.
I wish I was what I thought I was when I wished I was what I am.

Salamander Software Ltd.

Re: Filtering Dataset object

Stefano7429-Nov-02 0:43

Stefano74

29-Nov-02 0:43

Thanks for your answer.
The problem is that I can't set the RowFilter property to 'VERSION = 1', because I must filter this property with the major version for that code.
Is it possible ?

Re: Filtering Dataset object

Paul Riley29-Nov-02 6:58

Paul Riley

29-Nov-02 6:58

VERSION = '1' OR VERSION LIKE '1.%'

If VERSION is a string then I think that should work.

Paul
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Re: Filtering Dataset object

Derek Lakin1-Dec-02 19:56

Derek Lakin

1-Dec-02 19:56

Sure it's possible:

string majorVersion = GetMajorVersion();
this.dataView.RowFilter = "VERSION = " + majorVersion;

All you need is a function that will get the major version for the current assembly; off the top of my head I can't remember how you do that, but I'm sure a quick question here will provide the answer.

Derek Lakin.
I wish I was what I thought I was when I wished I was what I am.

Salamander Software Ltd.

Wrapping a unmanaged C++ class

simwiz28-Nov-02 22:57

simwiz

28-Nov-02 22:57

Hi!

I have a structure defined in my old unmanaged class, which is a output parameter of one of my methods. I want to create a managed C++ class which "wrappes" my old one.... the question is:

Which Marshall Type Conversion must I use in order to pass the information of this structure to my managed class and viceversa?

CODE
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

void Extract( Feature* *MyFeature);

------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Feature is the structure which is really the output of my method...

Thanks in advance!!!

Re: Wrapping a unmanaged C++ class

Jeff J1-Dec-02 18:09

Jeff J

1-Dec-02 18:09

That would depend. Is the struct a POD type, or does it have member functions? If you could give an example of the "structure" of the struct, this would be easier to figure out.

Cheers

PrintDocument.Print and invalid handle

Sebastien Curutchet28-Nov-02 22:36

Sebastien Curutchet

28-Nov-02 22:36

I'm trying to print with .NET and each time i call the method Print of my object, i have the message "Invalid handle".

Can someone help me ?

Thanks.

Adding Toolbar button to visualstudio.net IDE

suresh_sathya28-Nov-02 21:51

suresh_sathya

28-Nov-02 21:51

Is it possible to add my own toolbarbutton to visualstudio.net IDE.If so how to do it.

INI support - .NET style?

peterchen28-Nov-02 14:51

peterchen

28-Nov-02 14:51

Is there some INI file support (other than WriteProvateProfileString-style?)

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Re: INI support - .NET style?

Nick Parker30-Nov-02 18:39

Nick Parker

30-Nov-02 18:39

Yes, however you best bet is to switch over to an XML based implementation, as this is becoming the standard for replacement of the .INI file. Smile | :)

Nick Parker

Re: INI support - .NET style?

peterchen30-Nov-02 21:40

peterchen

30-Nov-02 21:40

But reading .INI file output of other programs is still allowed, yes?

I still distrusts XML in terms of bloat - and is there a good XML editor anyway? i.e. one that uses the structure of the file to make editing a more sane thing than XML in notepad?

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