C / C++ / MFC

28-Dec-05 19:14

vikas amin wrote:
It really a clever trick in c++

Nothing clever. It is trivial in C++. Everybody knows that. I want to do the same in C buddy.

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vikas amin28-Dec-05 20:31

vikas amin

28-Dec-05 20:31

ok
U will be happy that i worked out the problem sucessfully

:->

put up a function in ur main function call which return int

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Bombay
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Owner drawn28-Dec-05 20:55

28-Dec-05 20:55

vikas amin wrote:
put up a function in ur main function call which return int

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vikas amin28-Dec-05 22:18

vikas amin

28-Dec-05 22:18

ok i am sorry for that but

//global function & variables

extern int fun_Vikas()
{
return 4;
}

int io=fun_Vikas() ;

//Main fun
int main()
{
;

;
;
}

This code was compiled in vc++ compiler and
it calls the fucntion fun_Vikas before main

Cool | :cool:

Hows that

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Embin Technology
Bombay
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Owner drawn29-Dec-05 16:54

How to change the Background color of Progress Bar

29-Dec-05 16:54

Yeah I tried this one. But on some compilers it does not work.

It says "a constant required".

So I was searching for some other way...

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MFC + VC2005 Express?

SPB_BR28-Dec-05 17:08

SPB_BR

28-Dec-05 17:08

Is it possible to enable MFC in vc2005 Express?
Is it allowed?

LaHaHa28-Dec-05 15:38

LaHaHa

28-Dec-05 15:38

I am using CProgressCtrl in VS6.
I would like to know how to change its color?
Please help!

Re: How to change the Background color of Progress Bar

Owner drawn28-Dec-05 16:28

Re: How to change the Background color of Progress Bar

28-Dec-05 16:28

Subclass it and handle the WM_ERASEBKGND.

Or

If you wanna change the colors used in a progress bar control then you have to handle these two messages

1. PBM_SETBARCOLOR
2. PBM_SETBKCOLOR messages.

or The Easiest

CProgressCtrl myCtrl;

// Create a smooth child progress control.
myCtrl.Create(WS_CHILD|WS_VISIBLE|PBS_SMOOTH, CRect(10,10,200,30), 
   pParentWnd, 1);

// Set the background color to red.
myCtrl.SetBkColor(RGB(255, 0, 0));

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LaHaHa28-Dec-05 17:34

LaHaHa

28-Dec-05 17:34

Thank you very much!

I try
CProgressCtrl myCtrl;

myCtrl.SendMessage(PBM_SETBKCOLOR,0,RGB(255,0,0));

It's alright now!

Re: How to change the Background color of Progress Bar

Owner drawn28-Dec-05 18:06

Multi-byte Program access UNICODE DLL

28-Dec-05 18:06

Try SetBkColor...

That's why it is provided for...

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FFKONG28-Dec-05 15:30

FFKONG

28-Dec-05 15:30

I have a program compiled using multi-byte character set accessing a DLL/LIB compiled using UNICODE character set. When I run the program in debug, memory leak was detected. Same thing happened for UNICODE program accessing DLL/LIB compiled using multi-byte character set. The problem went off when both program and DLL were compiled using the same character set. Is there a workaround for this? The DLL was built and compiled in UNICODE in order to support both UNICODE and multi-byte character sets whereby conversion to UNICODE data type will be done if UNICODE is not defined in the calling program. The intention here is to have only one DLL, and not one DLL in UNICODE version and another DLL in multi-byte version.

Howto Run win32 console c++ app. in a machine without VS 2003?

sree8228-Dec-05 11:32

sree82

28-Dec-05 11:32

Hello all,

I have a working win32 console c++ application. I developed the application
in a machine(XP Professional) which had an installed copy of visual studio
.NET 2003.

now my question is this? Is there a way in which I can statically load all
the required libaries into the executable while building it itself, such th
at i can just grab the executable and run it in another machine(windows XP P
rofessional, but does not have visual Studio .NET 2003 installed)??

Or does every system that executes the c++ application, needs to have a co
py of VS.NET 2003 installed?

Or is there any other alternative?

Kindly help me out. It's kinda urgent.

Sree

Re: Howto Run win32 console c++ app. in a machine without VS 2003?

Garth J Lancaster28-Dec-05 11:53

Re: Howto Run win32 console c++ app. in a machine without VS 2003?

28-Dec-05 11:53

In MSVC (6) its usually Project -> Settings -> General : 'Microsoft Foundation Classes' :: 'Use MFC in a Shared/Static DLL' for MFC if your console app uses it ..

AFAIK you still need the core Microsoft Version 7 'redistributable' DLL's on your deploy platform/machine, but they are available as a seperate download (dont have a link, sorry) that you can install easily on the target machine, without having to install .NET .

edited: found a useful link http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/framework1_1/[^] for the .NET redistributables - see bottom of page in link ..

'g'

-- modified at 19:06 Wednesday 28th December, 2005

GflPower28-Dec-05 14:23

GflPower

28-Dec-05 14:23

msvc7d.dll

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Re: Howto Run win32 console c++ app. in a machine without VS 2003?

Garth J Lancaster28-Dec-05 14:29

Re: Howto Run win32 console c++ app. in a machine without VS 2003?

28-Dec-05 14:29

yes, I think I remember saying he neeeded the MSVC V7 Redistributables, of which that

GflPower wrote:
msvc7d.dll

is one, and a debug one at that !

which is why I suggested he look for the redistributable download from MSDN which should have ALL the dll's he'd require - do you know where it is ? - Ive assumed its in the .NET Framework download, but have been known to err

'g'

sree8228-Dec-05 19:24

sree82

28-Dec-05 19:24

hello garth & gflpower,

thanks a lot. the .net framework 1.1 download proved enough. though i also installed the redistributable download also. thanks a lot once again.

sree

Sree

Project Builds With __WIN32_Debug In Dir Name ?

Garth J Lancaster28-Dec-05 10:26

Re: Project Builds With __WIN32_Debug In Dir Name ?

28-Dec-05 10:26

Ok, Im tired and stumped - I whipped up a 'quicky' late last night to fix some data files for the business - that I probably should have done in perl or such - but instead I generated a new MFC console project, cut and paste entries from other guff into it.. when I built the project, I noticed the debug directory (usually just 'debug') was

project-name__WIN32_DEBUG

which isnt bad in itself - I just dont know how MSVC suddenly decided to name project directories like that, not having entered any naming convention for myself - can anyone point out the relevant chapter of the manual please ? I cant see where the settings are in the Studio for this - Ive checked everything I think I can see ...

thanks, Garth

Gary R. Wheeler28-Dec-05 11:58

Gary R. Wheeler

28-Dec-05 11:58

This is an artifact of the wizard used to generate the project. You can change this to just plain 'debug' if you like.

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Re: Project Builds With __WIN32_Debug In Dir Name ?

Garth J Lancaster28-Dec-05 12:03