Re: how to start default broswer? - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Re: A real challenge for you !! (menu border)

hatemtaleb10-Oct-05 2:58

hatemtaleb

10-Oct-05 2:58

At least, I am not the only loooooser here !! Laugh | :laugh:

Re: A real challenge for you !! (menu border)

David Crow10-Oct-05 3:27

David Crow

10-Oct-05 3:27

hatemtaleb wrote:
BTW, I need solution that doesnt use C++, MFC or any libs (only pure API)

Which API are you referring to?

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Re: A real challenge for you !! (menu border)

hatemtaleb10-Oct-05 3:38

hatemtaleb

10-Oct-05 3:38

Win32 Api

Re: A real challenge for you !! (menu border)

David Crow10-Oct-05 3:45

David Crow

10-Oct-05 3:45

A solution does not exist since you cannot use the Win32 API without using a library (which you stated was not allowed).

"One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb

Re: A real challenge for you !! (menu border)

hatemtaleb10-Oct-05 4:15

hatemtaleb

10-Oct-05 4:15

I mean you can use, only win32 library.

how to start default broswer?

kevincwong9-Oct-05 21:25

kevincwong

9-Oct-05 21:25

Hi,

I am new to VC++. I tried to find out how to start up the default broswer with an URL
within SDI.

I google and search this site but without much luck.

I believed I need to make a system call but not sure how to do it with VC++.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Kevin

Re: how to start default broswer?

Marc Soleda9-Oct-05 21:32

Marc Soleda

9-Oct-05 21:32

Look at CHtmlView[^] class.

I hope it helps,
Marc Soleda

... she said you are the perfect stranger she said baby let's keep it like this... Tunnel of Love, Dire Straits.

Re: how to start default broswer?

ThatsAlok9-Oct-05 21:46

ThatsAlok

9-Oct-05 21:46

kevincwong wrote:
I am new to VC++. I tried to find out how to start up the default broswer with an URL

try this

ShellExecute(NULL,"open","http://www.codeproject.com",NULL,NULL,SW_SHOWNORMAL);

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cheers,
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Re: how to start default broswer?

kevincwong11-Oct-05 10:58

kevincwong

11-Oct-05 10:58

Wow! Great! It works exactly what I want.

Thanks,

Kevin

TSP

Anonymous9-Oct-05 20:29

Anonymous

9-Oct-05 20:29

Please tell me about the code of TSP which uses a Greedy approach

Re: TSP

kakan9-Oct-05 22:51

kakan

9-Oct-05 22:51

A quick Google (for "TSP Greedy "), gave (amongst 70700 hits), this link:
http://lcm.csa.iisc.ernet.in/dsa/node186.html[^]

Is this what you want?

How can I run a program in system tray?

Anshad9-Oct-05 20:27

Anshad

9-Oct-05 20:27

Please give me a solution to problem
How can I run a program in system tray?
Send me mail:anshad_k2000@yahoo.com

Re: How can I run a program in system tray?

P-Rex9-Oct-05 20:37

P-Rex

9-Oct-05 20:37

try this

P.

Re: How can I run a program in system tray?

Mircea Puiu9-Oct-05 20:57

Mircea Puiu

9-Oct-05 20:57

You can find an excellent tutorial on the topic at glowdot
http://code.glowdot.com/tutorials/win32tutorial.php?page=16[^]

SkyWalker

Re: How can I run a program in system tray?

toxcct9-Oct-05 22:03

toxcct

9-Oct-05 22:03

put your email from your post out please Frown | :(

you are on a forum...

TOXCCT >>> GEII power
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Re: How can I run a program in system tray?

ThatsAlok9-Oct-05 22:12

ThatsAlok

9-Oct-05 22:12

Anshad wrote:
How can I run a program in system tray?

Choose from This :-
System Tray[^]

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

Help How can I run a program in system tray?

Anshad9-Oct-05 20:25

Anshad

9-Oct-05 20:25

Hello,
I wan't a solution for this problem in VC++.
How can I run a program in system tray?
Please send me a mail to anshadkakkassery@yahoo.com

See above

Mircea Puiu9-Oct-05 20:57

Mircea Puiu

9-Oct-05 20:57

See above

SkyWalker

Registry for storing and retriving data

karmendra_js9-Oct-05 20:18

karmendra_js

9-Oct-05 20:18

How to use Registry for storing and retriving data.

I have a large (256 in number) set of data where and how to store this data in registry.

It will be real nice if i can get a code snippet.

Thanks

Re: Registry for storing and retriving data

P-Rex9-Oct-05 20:24

P-Rex

9-Oct-05 20:24

Take a look at CRegKey, WriteProfileString, WriteProfileInt, GetProfileString and GetProfileInt in MSDN.

P.

Re: Registry for storing and retriving data

ThatsAlok9-Oct-05 21:41

ThatsAlok

9-Oct-05 21:41

karmendra_js wrote:

How to use Registry for storing and retriving data.

Try CRegKey[^]

karmendra_js wrote:
I have a large (256 in number) set of data where and how to store this data in registry.

Better Convert that Numbver in String and then store in registry.

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cheers,
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Re: Registry for storing and retriving data

sunit510-Oct-05 3:02

sunit5

10-Oct-05 3:02

If u r interested to use API u can use
RegSetValueEx

DLL Process Detach

Chintoo7239-Oct-05 20:09

Chintoo723

9-Oct-05 20:09

There seems to be some problem in my DLL that the application, when started, seems to call ProcessDetach on the DLL and continue its execution.

If I attach the visual studio debugger to the application and set breakpoints in DLL ProcessAttach, I do not see the app breaking the execution at the breakpoints. I also have a __try/__except around the stuff in ProcessAttach, but no exception seems to happen here.

Any ideas what might be happening?

Also, I dont want the app to run without this DLL, so can i call TerminiteProcess in the ProcessDetach of the DLL. Is it safe or you see anything that can go wrong?

Thanks!
/f

disable perforce integration

Chintoo7239-Oct-05 19:53

Chintoo723

9-Oct-05 19:53

Hi,
For the last couple of days, modifications to files in visual studio is taking hell lot of time. I suspect this is due to perforce coming in the way. Is there a way to disable perforce integration in visual studio 6?

Thanks.
/f

Re: disable perforce integration

David Crow10-Oct-05 3:30

David Crow

10-Oct-05 3:30

Flace wrote:
I suspect this is due to perforce coming in the way.

What is "perforce?"

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