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Hello guies,
I am new to vc++;
could u tell me how I debug my program.
Pl'z.............
Yuwraj
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F10 is the key for step debug
and
F9 to put a break point
U can find more help in the degbug menu
Vikas Amin
Embin Technology
Bombay
vikas.amin@embin.com
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Hello,
If you hit the F5 key, your program starts running in the debugger. This should get you started. Second, you can do things with the commands in the 'Debug' menu.
Hope this helps.
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Hello
How can i add windows xp style controls in my dialog based application in MFC.
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If you're going use the controls provided in the Visual Studio wizard or standard windows controls, the style will depend on the style the user has selected for his or her own desktop.
If someone is using a classic windows desktop, the style will look like windows 98 on that computer. Someone else might be using the default windows XP style which will appear to be what it sounds like you're looking for.
Sorry but I don't know of a way to manually change the styles of your controls if you're using standard windows ones; if there is one, I'd like to know to, so I look forward to someone else answering this post 
What you could do is simply write your own button or edit classes instead. Then you can make your controls look like whatever you want. This is what I do for games and other programs that are supposed to look pretty and original. It's not difficult, the basic idea is that you just need to import a few bitmaps into your resources file, blit them onto your device context and catch mouse clicks when they land over the bitmaps. It's especially easy for buttons.
For edit boxes you could just draw edits with no outline overtop of a bitmap that looks like the windows xp style editbox that you're looking for.
Sorry I don't know an easier way to do it 
Kelly Ryan
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You need a manifest file (xml), there is one at the microsoft website some where. Once you have a manifest, you can do one of two things:
1) Rename it ot MyApp.exe.manifest, where MyApp is the name of your application. Then place the manifest in the same directory as your application, Windows will find it.
Or the more usual way,
2) Place the renamed manifest in your projects res directory and use the resource editor to add it to your program as a binary resource. The name of the manifest resource must be 24. That is the name of the resource not the name of the file.
Also you should edit the manifest file so that contains information about your application. The one supplied by Microsoft is more of a template and contains statement like this "Your application description here", which are just place holders.
If you do a search using keywords: Microsoft, XP, and manifest; you should have no problems finding what you need.
INTP
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I have derived CPropertyPage class with OnOK() function, but when I try to return from OnOK() on condition not closing the page, I can't prevent closing. Every time I have my page closed no matter if I return from OnOK(). Where have to handle event to stop close?
thanks
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Do this...
void CMyPage::OnOK()
{
if()
CPropertyPage::OnOK();
else
}
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--Nothing special
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it closes no matter with / without CPropertyPage::OnOK()
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I found the problem.
The check should be in OnKillActive() instead of in OnOK()
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Yeah after this method returns successfully, the framework will call the page CPropertyPage::OnOK method.
Love Forgives--Love Gives--Jesus is Love <marquee direction="up" height="50" scrolldelay="1" step="1" scrollamount="1" style="background-color:'#44ccff'">
--Owner Drawn
--Nothing special
--Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent
--Never say quits
--Jesus is Lord
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i have created a ToolBar using
hwndTB = CreateWindowEx(0, TOOLBARCLASSNAME, (LPSTR) NULL,
WS_CHILD | CCS_ADJUSTABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0, m_hWnd,
(HMENU) IDR_TOOLBAR_TEXTCHAT, AfxGetApp()->m_hInstance, NULL);
and attched images etc etc....
I have to place the toolbar at a particular place in DIALOG. I use SetWindowPlacement & SetWindowPlacement...But it wont worked...
The toolbar showing at the top always....When i tried using MFC, it worked!!!
Any help/suggestions?
Anilkumar
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RepositionBars()
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--Owner Drawn
--Nothing special
--Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent
--Never say quits
--Jesus is Lord
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I am looking for Win32 SDK solution....
anilkumar
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The default behavior of a toolbar is to position itself at the top of its parent's client area. Add CCS_NOPARENTALIGN to the toolbar's styles to turn off that behavior.
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mfc dialog based application hangs on win 2000 but works fine on xp
do any one of u had similar problem,
what could be the reason
I am an INDIAN
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Check ur DLL versions///
It is not due to you are INDIAN.....Nothing to do with INDIA
Anil
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anilFirst wrote: It is not due to you are INDIAN.....Nothing to do with INDIA
That is his sig :P
-Prakash
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>>> anilFirst wrote:
>>> It is not due to you are INDIAN.....Nothing to do with INDIA
====================
Just joking..
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yes!!! that is my sign
Thanks u Mr. Prakash
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j_tambi wrote: mfc dialog based application hangs on win 2000 but works fine on xp
do any one of u had similar problem,
what could be the reason
Generally i never came across such problem, but it could possiblely depend what you are trying.
Try to debug the application in win200 environment.
-Prakash
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No buddy i am working on win 2000
but i have not faced any problem of
such type .
But if ur dealing with sothing related
to hardware or so it can be . As far
as Dialog based app is concern its fine.
U might be missing some dll's
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Vikas Amin
Embin Technology
Bombay
vikas.amin@embin.com
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Well, If an MFC based application hangs on win2000 there may be many reasons for that.
To name a few it might be an poorly designed code for.example. a while loop causing an infinite iteration eventually causing the hangup or an OS corrupted with virus etc..
I started coding in win2000 only and it very well supports Dilaog based applications.So Go ahead and have fun ....
JAI HIND
Rajeev
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the application communicates with a usb device
every thing is ok on xp , but system hangs on win 2000 (not the application even ,need to restart the system)
I am an INDIAN
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