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Re: how to make a worker thread

Rajesh R Subramanian13-Dec-05 19:29

Rajesh R Subramanian

13-Dec-05 19:29

cancerion wrote:
can u give me an application ,that can explain me how to make it ,

See which would help you from this list[^]

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Re: how to make a worker thread

sunit513-Dec-05 23:05

sunit5

13-Dec-05 23:05

Excuse me for delaying the answer to ur Query
http://www.codeproject.com/threads/usingworkerthreads.asp

Re: how to make a worker thread

Eytukan13-Dec-05 22:27

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13-Dec-05 22:27

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Overriding Default printer setup Dialog

mohsin_m13-Dec-05 18:32

mohsin_m

13-Dec-05 18:32

Is there any way to override Default printer setup Dialog in order to add user defined additional options.

Re: Overriding Default printer setup Dialog

Aamir Butt13-Dec-05 20:55

Aamir Butt

13-Dec-05 20:55

Check for the KB Article No. : Q132909 in MSDN.
This has got step-by-step information on how to do it.

How can i create dll or Lib file in run time

bagavathikumar13-Dec-05 17:28

bagavathikumar

13-Dec-05 17:28

hai everybody, i don't have much knowledge in dll creation. so i need your help. i have a VC (SDK) program, which is used to get the information from the user and it will create a cpp file and header file. now i want to create a dll or Lib file using that cpp and header file in that same program (at run time only).

For Example, i have to get the user info from the user. so my program will Generate cpp & header file. so that cpp & header file is like:

class UserInfo<br />
{<br />
	protected:<br />
		char[20] name;<br />
		int age;<br />
		char sex;<br />
	public:<br />
		// Here Get and Set Method will come.<br />
};

how can i do?. pls help me.

Bagavathikumar

modal dialog error

followait13-Dec-05 15:21

followait

13-Dec-05 15:21

I create a modeless dialog in the application first, then create a modal dialog whoese parent is the modeless dialog, then close the application, there is an error in the modal dialog's message loop.

Re: modal dialog error

PJ Arends13-Dec-05 15:43

PJ Arends

13-Dec-05 15:43

followait wrote:
there is an error in the modal dialog's message loop

I hate it when that happens. Sigh | :sigh:

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if m_ListCtrl.GetItemCount=0,How to get the row-index,column-index and rectangle located by (row-index,column-index) the listctrl?

wxshzf13-Dec-05 15:19

wxshzf

13-Dec-05 15:19

In my dialog,there is a CListCtrl (named m_ListCtrl) with Report style and LVS_EX_FULLROWSELECT|LVS_EX_GRIDLINES style,but there is no row:m_ListCtrl.GetItemCount=0,I move the mouse freely in my m_ListCtrl,How can I get the row-index,column-index and the rectange located by (row-index,column-index)Cthanks! Confused | :confused:

Testing MFC version in preprocessor?

mcondra13-Dec-05 15:16

mcondra

13-Dec-05 15:16

Sorry to bother you people. I am just looking for a way to change function prototypes based on the MFC version. Ideally I would be able to write something like this:

#ifdef ((mfc7))
#endif

If replying by email, send to mcondra@yahoo.com

Thanks, -M

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Re: Testing MFC version in preprocessor?

PJ Arends13-Dec-05 15:40

PJ Arends

13-Dec-05 15:40

use _MFC_VER

#if _MFC_VER == 0x0700

toxcct13-Dec-05 23:13

toxcct

13-Dec-05 23:13

mcondra wrote:
If replying by email, send to mcondra@yahoo.com

definitely not !!! Mad | :mad:

why would we use email when we have a so good forum where anybody can share ideas and solutions ?

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Trapped keyboard interface.

paper6713-Dec-05 11:27

paper67

13-Dec-05 11:27

Hi,

The problem I have got is, when I disable a button, by clicking on it, it still holds the appearance of having the default button indicator, i.e. it has a thin black line around it.
This results in a trapped keyboard interface.

Can someone tell me how I can lose this indicator of the disabled button, and shift it to another control.

Thx Frown | :(

Re: Trapped keyboard interface.

James Brown13-Dec-05 12:33

James Brown

13-Dec-05 12:33

you must shift focus to the next control in tab-order before disabling your control.

i.e.

PostMessage(hwndDlg, WM_NEXTDLGCTL, 0, FALSE);<br />
EnableWindow(hwndControl, FALSE);

http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2004/08/04/208005.aspx[^]

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Re: Trapped keyboard interface.

ThatsAlok13-Dec-05 22:26

ThatsAlok

13-Dec-05 22:26

paper67 wrote:
Can someone tell me how I can lose this indicator of the disabled button, and shift it to another control.

GetNextDlgTabItem() will reterive ctrl id of next Dlg Ctrl ID and SetFocus api will put focus on that control

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Full Text Justification

Richard_4813-Dec-05 10:50

Richard_48

13-Dec-05 10:50

Has anyone seen code for a richTextBox that will fully justify text? Right, Left, and Center are no problem, but for some reason code for fully justifying text in a richTextBox is no where. Is it not a part of the .net framework? Sure there is MFC and Windows GDI, but no examples in MSDN. There is large amounts of information on this subject in Visual Basic and if you are coding an HTML, but nothing while programming in Windows Forms. Thanks if anyone has anything to get me started.

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Creating folders in install application

BuckBrown13-Dec-05 10:29

BuckBrown

13-Dec-05 10:29

Hi,

I am using Visual C++ 6.0 with Visual Studio. I have been trying to use the Visual Studio Install application but I want a somewhat complex directory structure to be created based upon the user input. I want to have the application folder under the root with several subfolders (named by the user) created under the application folder and three subfolders (statically named) each created under the initial user named subfolders and then populate the folder contents with their corresponding files. Is this something that Visual Studio Installer can't do? Do I need to write my own installer with my own dialog boxes?

Thanks,

Buck

Re: Creating folders in install application

David Crow13-Dec-05 10:41

David Crow

13-Dec-05 10:41

Can you use CreateDirectory() or SHCreateDirectoryEx() for this?

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Re: Creating folders in install application

BuckBrown13-Dec-05 10:49

BuckBrown

13-Dec-05 10:49

I don't think so within Visual Studio Installer. There are no .cpp files associated with it. This is the application that creates the application_name.msi file. You can start it through Programs->Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0->Microsof Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise Tools->Visual Studio Installer.

Thanks

Buck

Re: Creating folders in install application

David Crow13-Dec-05 16:30

David Crow

13-Dec-05 16:30

My apologies. I just assumed you wanted a Visual C++ answer.

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unc13-Dec-05 10:24

unc

13-Dec-05 10:24

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Re: Conversion from Visual 6 to Visual.Net 2003

Maximilien13-Dec-05 10:26

Maximilien

13-Dec-05 10:26

I think you've just lost yout weekly allowance of question ...

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Re: Conversion from Visual 6 to Visual.Net 2003

Christian Graus13-Dec-05 11:01

Christian Graus

13-Dec-05 11:01

First of all, you need to check Ignore HTML tags in this message (good for code snippets) for your code to post properly.

Second - the headers you're using are not standard C++. It's a shame it's taken this long, but Microsoft have finally stopped supporting these non-standard headers. You need to drop the .h, so for example, include iostream, not iostream.h. As a result, you'll find everything is now in namespace std, so you will need using namespace std; if you don't have it already.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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unc13-Dec-05 10:01

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13-Dec-05 10:01

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Re: Conversion from Visual 6 to Visual.Net 2003

#realJSOP13-Dec-05 10:12

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13-Dec-05 10:12

It's all those smiley faces. I put those in my code, and it won't even start to compile.

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