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How to add "X" in tabctrl to close tab

8-Aug-05 20:37

What are you using to read and write the file on each end? Are you indicating the the binary mode when you open each file?

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Nipun8-Aug-05 19:32

Nipun

8-Aug-05 19:32

Could any one please help me out in adding X button in right corner in tab ctrl and a show a spliter window in tab ctrl.

Re: How to add "X" in tabctrl to close tab

Moak26-Jun-06 4:10

Moak

26-Jun-06 4:10

I was looking for the same, found a solution?

how to open dll or exe file with VC?

Anonymous8-Aug-05 19:30

Anonymous

8-Aug-05 19:30

hi,
can I open the Dll or exe file with VC,if yes,how to do?

thanks

Jose Lamas Rios8-Aug-05 20:01

8-Aug-05 20:01

You mean "VC" as the Visual Studio IDE (for example to debug the EXE/DLL), or "VC" as C++ code in some program of yours? If the former, you can go through the "Open Project" menu and select the EXE/DLL file. If the latter, it depends on how you want to open it (i.e.: what you want to do with it).

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Anonymous8-Aug-05 21:02

Anonymous

8-Aug-05 21:02

I use Visual studio 6.0,I want to open exe or dll file to see C++ code,just do"go through the "Open Project" menu and select the EXE/DLL file",what to do else?

Thanks!!

ThatsAlok8-Aug-05 21:09

ThatsAlok

8-Aug-05 21:09

Anonymous wrote:
,I want to open exe or dll file to see C++ code,just do"go through the "Open Project" menu and select the EXE/DLL file",what to do else?

you are asking for impossible thing(In today scenario atleast)! you can't see the source code by opening the dll/exe in Visual Studio.

And how are you so Sure that, that Executable was written in c++?

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

cheers,
Alok Gupta
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toxcct8-Aug-05 22:11

8-Aug-05 22:11

ThatsAlok wrote:
you are asking for impossible thing

unless he uses a decompiler, which is of course, absolutely forbidden if he doesn't own the code (which seems to be)...

moreover, the code won't be perfectly written back to how the owner wrote the code

TOXCCT >>> GEII power
[toxcct][VisualCalc]

ThatsAlok8-Aug-05 22:15

ThatsAlok

8-Aug-05 22:15

toxcct wrote:
he uses a decompiler

I have never seen a decompiler in my Life! do u ?, Moreover how can Decompiler convert the code written in machine language to HighLevel langauge!, how could it possible!

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

cheers,
Alok Gupta
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toxcct8-Aug-05 22:20

8-Aug-05 22:20

ThatsAlok wrote:
I have never seen a decompiler in my Life! do u ?

never Big Grin | :-D

what is hacking ? Cool | :cool:

ThatsAlok wrote:
Moreover how can Decompiler convert the code written in machine language to HighLevel langauge!, how could it possible!

that's its job... in fact, decompiling an exe in debug mode is very easy as the compiler inserted source informations (to allow to debug) ; with machine code, it has to identify the machine CPU (to know what language set is used), and so regenerates - awfully - a C++ code which is an interpretation of what it found in the binary...

TOXCCT >>> GEII power
[toxcct][VisualCalc]

ThatsAlok8-Aug-05 22:46

ThatsAlok

8-Aug-05 22:46

toxcct wrote:
in fact, decompiling an exe in debug mode is very easy as the compiler inserted source informations (to allow to debug) ; with machine code

But I believe Software Vendors doesn't deliver you Debug mode applications! Smile | :)

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

cheers,
Alok Gupta
VC Forum Q&A :- I/ IV

toxcct8-Aug-05 22:55

8-Aug-05 22:55

that's certain !! Big Grin | :-D

buty imagine the case you'd like to see how your own code is generate (not in asm), this would be an easy way to do that...

TOXCCT >>> GEII power
[toxcct][VisualCalc]

ThatsAlok8-Aug-05 23:05

ThatsAlok

8-Aug-05 23:05

toxcct wrote:
you'd like to see how your own code is generate (not in asm), this would be an easy way to do that...

Yeah I know that Smile | :)

......

And what about the Article!, we are already One month late!

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

cheers,
Alok Gupta
VC Forum Q&A :- I/ IV

toxcct9-Aug-05 0:19

9-Aug-05 0:19

ThatsAlok wrote:
And what about the Article!, we are already One month late!

yes, i'm sorry, but it seems that we can't synchronize D'Oh! | :doh:

are my mails losts ?
as i requested you before you went off, you told me you'd provide an HTML template for me for me to write the article.
can't you still connect to msn ?

TOXCCT >>> GEII power
[toxcct][VisualCalc]

adding text to multiline text box.

ThatsAlok9-Aug-05 0:32

ThatsAlok

9-Aug-05 0:32

toxcct wrote:
i requested you before you went off, you told me you'd provide an HTML template for me for me to write the article.

Check you mail!

toxcct wrote:
can't you still connect to msn ?

nope, still yahoo only!

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Member 34198918-Aug-05 19:11

Member 3419891

8-Aug-05 19:11

I do this in windows forms app with multiline textbox

String *s;
s = "helo";
TraceBox->Lines->Add(s);

and it results:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.NotSupportedException' occurred in mscorlib.dll
Additional information: Collection was of a fixed size.
Why?

9ine

Jose Lamas Rios8-Aug-05 19:57

8-Aug-05 19:57

If I were to guess I'd say the Lines in the TraceBox are a fixed-size collection, so you aren't allowed to call Add on it. But I can't say for sure, because I don't know what is the type of TraceBox...

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Member 34198918-Aug-05 20:15

Member 3419891

8-Aug-05 20:15

TraceBox is just a name of the Text Box:
private: System::Windows::Forms::TextBox *TraceBox;
and its MaxLenght variable set to pretty large size.
It is like EditBox in VC++.

9ine

Jose Lamas Rios8-Aug-05 20:30

8-Aug-05 20:30

9ine wrote:
TraceBox is just a name of the Text Box

Oops! Sorry, I missed it in the title of your post.

I don't think you can add lines in that way. In the help for the Lines property there's a note that says: "By default, the collection of lines is a read-only copy of the lines in the TextBox. To get a writable collection of lines, use code similar to the following: textBox1.Lines = new string[] { "abcd" };"

But adding lines to a copy of the collection isn't the same as adding lines to the textbox, either. Why don't you simply use something like this:

String *s;
s = "\nhelo";
TraceBox->AppendText(s);
// The following line should work too, but the
// one above might be more efficient:
// TraceBox->Text = TraceBox->Text + s;

Hope that helps,

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How to make form border invisible ?

Member 34198918-Aug-05 20:38

Member 3419891

8-Aug-05 20:38

Yes it works, thanks

9ine

Amarelia8-Aug-05 18:38

Amarelia

8-Aug-05 18:38

Hi
I have developed an application using the CBannerStatic class. For this I have used example given at : http://www.codeproject.com/staticctrl/bannerstatic2.asp

I What I want is when I create EXE and run it, it should show the scrolling text. And I am statically adding the text at InitDialogue() function.

Now the problem is I want to remove the form border and want to show only the Backcolour and text when I run it.

Is there any way to remove the form border, hide form etc....Any help plz

Regards

Amarelia Maehsh
Gujarat
India

Re: How to make form border invisible ?

Jose Lamas Rios8-Aug-05 20:07