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Have you seen the IXMLDocument interface?
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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hello,
I have created a dialog based application.In the menu of parent dialog i am popping up another dialog.When i click on the Cancel button or
the Cross red button of my dialog I get exited from complete application.i.e.the OnClose
of CDialog gets called.I want only that pop up dialog to be closed and not
complete apllication(i.e.the parent dialog on which my dialogis popping is also closed)How can i override the OnClose() and OnCancel()?of my dialog to stop this?
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In Visual Studio .NET you can add events by selecting the class in the class view and then going to the properties window and clicking on the messages view and then finding the message you want, in your case WM_CLOSE, and selecting <add> On Close.
In Visual Studio 6 you can add events by opening up a dialog from the resource view and then right clicking on it and going to Class Wizard or events. Something in that area.
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You can also disable the Close X button of a CWnd derived-object by calling GetSystemMenu()->EnableMenuItem(SC_CLOSE, MF_DISABLED);
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Hi
I am working in VC++ with an SDI application. I have button on my UI, on click of the button, I should close the application and i.e the executable and restart it again. Can anyone please give me some inputs for doing this?
Thanks
Madhavi
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What about starting a intermediate app that just waits until the application has terminated and then launches that app again
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(make a smal prgrm(Restarter.exe) to ShellExecute ur main appln , which after executing the main program gets closed)
in the main appln's close event,
shellexecute(Restarter.exe)before CDialog::OnClose();
in the startup of the Restarter.exe,
ShellExecute(mainappln.exe) and issue ::close(); to terminate itself.
may be a bad idea.. but it'll work..
regards,
Rookie
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use WinExec()
regards,
Rookie
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Hi,
Thanks..
I am able to restart the application, but while closing it some threads are still running at the background. Can you pls help in shutting it down forcibily.
Thanks
Madhavi
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See here for the proper way to shut down a thread.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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I have spent some days in exporting my Dialog Class in a MFC Dll,my dialog contains a gird control and toolbar control and some other controls. I can bulit the dll successfully ,but in the test code When I use the the following code :
CMyDialog dlg;
dlg.doModal();
The code just run the CMyDialog's constructor, doesn't invoke the OnCreat() and OnInitialDialog(),So My dialog cannot show up.
So I think the problem is about the Dll.
Does anybody can give me some suggestion or other helps!
Thanks a lot!
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If the function where you call DoModal is also in that Dll you will need to declare AFX_MANAGE_STATE(AfxGetStaticModuleState());
at the beginning of that function!
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How about the dll type? maybe in the extension dll ,there are some link errors.
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 hi,
in my project,it contains a main dialog and a child dialog which have some controls.now,i want to transparent the child dialog's background.
who can help me...
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This is tricky, SetLayeredWindowAttributes() will make the whole dialog transparent, controls and all. There's no other way except for two ways I can think of. One is to make all your controls appear on windows the size of the control, communicating with them would be a little tedious.
You could also try painting a screen capture while you window is hidden, show the window and then paint itself with the screen capture. It will give it a transparent look. Look into the functions GetDC(), CreateCompatibleDC(), CreateCompatibleBitmap(), and BitBlt().
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Hai..
I have a small problem, let me explain.
Suppose i have opened a file, name called d:\raghu\name.txt in the notepad application. Now i want to trace this path from my vc++ application. I have searched in the registry, but there is no use.
Please let me know.
Thanking you,
E.Veera Raghavendra.
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Please alaborate. You wan't to know what file is open in NotePad.exe and you want to ??? 
Behind every great black man...
... is the police. - Conspiracy brother
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I want to know the path of the file opened in the Notepad
e.veera raghavendra
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See here and here for what you might be up against.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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It is actually harder than just that.
A filter driver on the file system(s) will allow you to capture open/close/read/write, etc. so you would be able to find out the LAST file that notepad had opened or created. The problem is that notepad does not hold the file handle open, it closes it after is reads it or saves the file. So, you would need to keep a list of PID's and "last opened" files. Of course, you would need to differentiate the file opened for "putting in notepad's window" verse opening some configuration file by some system component.
Even so, if you could solve that you would then need to clean the list of PID's so you don't keep growing them indefinately. This could again be solved by registering for process creation and destruction.
The final problem is that since notepad doesn't keep the file open, you can actually just select "New" and create a new untiled file without doing any disk access at all. So infact, notepad wouldn't have the file you previously opened in it anymore.
Now, here's a secret. There is a global variable in notepad called "notepad!szFileName". This is the file name that was opened. You would then just need to get notepad's current directory (Hopefully hasn't changed since the file was opened) and then relate it to reading this global variable from notepad's memory. If this global says "Untitled" then it's a new file.
So, how do you find the offset to this? Well you could simply hard code the offset based on a particular version of notepad, but the Microsoft symbol server has the symbols. So you could write a client that could then talk to the symbol server and request the PBD symbol file for that version of notepad, then read the offset into the file where it is and read the file name.
Alternatively, you could just "GetWindowText" and read the title bar of notepad. Of course this doesn't include the ".txt" extension if it's being used so "x.txt" and "x." look the same. Also, it includes no directory information so you're kind of stuck guessing where the file is on the system.
You could read the command line from the application, but then again you don't know if they've saved, closed the file and opened a new one. You could even hook "CreateFileW" in notepad, but you would never know if they used "new" and you also wouldn't tell the difference between when they are opening a file for editing or if some component is opening a file for settings or something else.
The moral of the story is that if you want to keep track of what file is being edited, why don't you just write your own editor.
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How do I use LockFileEx in C++ right after opening a file? Or is it better to use CFile operations?
Thanks!
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(apologies if double post - I think I may have messed up) 
If a PC has multiple NICs, with multiple protocol stacks (e.g. NOT just TCP/IP, but some have just IPX). I want to be able to iterate each NIC and get
1. its user given name (e.g. in XP it's called the "Network Connection" name)
2. Which protocol stack(s) are bound to it (e.g. TCP/IP, IPX, NetBios, et. al.)
3. Do this using C++ (MFC allowed, or just C with an API) on as many Windows OSes as possible (XP only is fine, but would like as many as possible 
I have found the IPHelper API, but that is only good for adapters that have TCP/IP bound to them, but I definitely need it for NICs without TCP/IP bound to them, i.e. IPX (I am truly only concerned with IPX and TCP/IP - the other protocols really don't matter, but wouldn't mind being able to see them).
I have also found WSAEnumProtocols, which lets you iterate protocols across all NICs, but I cannot figure out how to map a specific protocol stack instance back to the specific NIC (specifically to its user assigned name and its IPX network number and/or IP address).
Why isn't there TAPI-like interface for network adapters? I can iterate TAPI devices based on their capabilities (data, voice, can make a call, et.al.). I have found nothing like this for Network Adapters (NICs) in Win32. Laptops especially are coming with multiple NICs (a wireless and a 10/100 base-T), so allowing users to specify "which network" to use is becoming more important.
Won't you please, please help me?!?
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I don't know if this will help, I used it when I needed find the MAC address of the NIC card(s), from codeguru.
http://tinyurl.com/ae8gz
"An education isn't how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know. It's being able to differentiate between what you do know and what you don't." - Anatole France
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Ted,
I already saw this but the usable methods were protocol specific (e.g. TCP/IP or NetBios). Thanks for responding!
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