Managed C++/CLI

WebBrowser Control Event problem on CE.Net Device

9-Feb-06 12:14

Shouldn't the following:

tdlrali wrote:
return (BackgroundImage == (cli::safe_cast(resources->GetObject(L"on"))));

be:

return (BackgroundImage = (cli::safe_cast(resources->GetObject(L"on"))));?

Also, you are changing the state of the "resources" in a read-only property. Anyway, according to the original code, if the "BackgroundImage" variable is "false", the get property will return "false" and the image will be green. Thus, the image won't match the "BackgroundImages" variable's state.

-- modified at 18:17 Thursday 9th February, 2006

daniel_godshall9-Feb-06 10:44

daniel_godshall

9-Feb-06 10:44

I am hosting the WebBrowser control in an application I wrote for a Windows CE .Net device. The control works properly and I am capturing events from the DWebBrowserEvents2 interface. So far, so good. I receive the DocumentComplete and NavigateComplete2 events whenever a navigation is performed. However if an error occurs (for example: Page not found, Incorrect Syntax, etc) the NavigateError event never seems to fire. Has anyone else had this issue when implementing the webbrowser control on CE?

Any help would REALLY be appreciated, as this is somewhat of a show stopper for now. If I need to elaborate or give some example code please let me know.

Thanks,
Dab

outputting text on-screen

Peter Charlesworth9-Feb-06 7:32

Peter Charlesworth

9-Feb-06 7:32

hey guys

i'm a novice c++ programmer and i'm currently making a program

everything works fine, but there's one slight problem...

i need to have the program output a text on-screen and i don't know how.

Let me explain, the program i want to make basically displays a text on the screen of your computer.
not the DOS prompt where it executes the program, but the screen itself.

Think of an alert-messenger that does so not by using those windows, but by just displaying the text
it needs to display.

How can I do that?

If it's no trouble, i'm also wondering if the gotoxy(x,y) (using the conio.h file) works with whatever solution to my problem you have. And how can i make that text disappear after a pre-set amount of time?

thanks for your help

regards,

peter

#include borland c++ compiler 5.5
using Windows XP;

int main()
{
cout << "Hi! I'm Peter!\n";
return 0;
}

Re: outputting text on-screen

George L. Jackson9-Feb-06 12:29

Multi threaded programming

9-Feb-06 12:29

When you say "on-screen", you are referring to the DeskTop? If so, you will need to create an invisible window with your visible text overlapping the DeskTop. Windows is a graphic based operating system that also allows text-based consoles to appear in graphic-based windows.

RanjanShrestha9-Feb-06 7:23

RanjanShrestha

9-Feb-06 7:23

Why do multi threaded programs behave differently in debug mode and release mode?

Find a string

picasso29-Feb-06 7:20

picasso2

9-Feb-06 7:20

I have this code that reads a registry setting that contains a string "BLUE BROWN 3ZET"

************************************************************************
// TODO: Place code here.
CRegistry reg;
char cbBuffer[50];

reg.Open(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,"SYSTEM\\MyRegistry\\settings");
reg.ReadString("Settings",cbBuffer, 50);

MessageBox(NULL,cbBuffer,"system status",MB_OK | MB_ICONWARNING);

**************************************************************************
The code displays the entire string in a message box.
how can I search if the string "3ZET" exist so I can display a messagebox accordingly.

MessageBox(NULL,"3ZET does not exist","system status",MB_OK | MB_ICONWARNING);
or
MessageBox(NULL,"3ZET exist","system status",MB_OK | MB_ICONWARNING);

any help will be greatly appreciated

RanjanShrestha9-Feb-06 7:27

RanjanShrestha

9-Feb-06 7:27

Try using the CString class and use its 'Find' method to search for the string.
For details go through MSDN

picasso29-Feb-06 7:49

picasso2

9-Feb-06 7:49

I want to keep this app as a non-MFC.

RanjanShrestha9-Feb-06 8:04

RanjanShrestha

9-Feb-06 8:04

Try this function:

int Find(char *Src, char *txtSearch)
{
int chkPos = 0;
int chkLen = strLen(txtSearch);
if (chkLen == 0) return -1;
for(int i=0;i

picasso29-Feb-06 8:37

picasso2

9-Feb-06 8:37

Thanks for the help, here is the code which still has problems to compiled:

*****************************************************
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "registry.h"
#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <windows.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance,
HINSTANCE hPrevInstance,
LPSTR lpCmdLine,
int nCmdShow)
{
// TODO: Place code here.
std::fstream fin, fout;

CRegistry reg;
char cbBuffer[50];

reg.Open(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,"SYSTEM\\MyRegistry\\settings");
reg.ReadString("Settings",cbBuffer, 50);

//call the Find function

char * txtSearch="3GB";
Find(cbBuffer,txtSearch);

//MessageBox(NULL,result,"system status",MB_OK | MB_ICONWARNING);

return 0;
}

int Find(char *Src, char *txtSearch)
{
int chkPos = 0;
int chkLen = strLen(txtSearch);
if (chkLen == 0) return -1;
for(int i=0;i
{
if(Src[i] == txtSearch[chkPos])
chkPos++;
else
{
i-=chkPos;
chkPos=0;
}

if(chkPos==chkLen)
return (i-chkLen+1);
}
return -1;
}

*****************************************************
COMPILE ERROR
seSysRep.cpp
d:\cpp\test.cpp(49) : error C2065: 'strLen' : undeclared identifier
d:\cpp\test.cpp(51) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ')' before '{'
d:\cpp\test.cpp(51) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before ')'
registry.cp

using VB classes in C++ code

perlmunger10-Feb-06 11:15

perlmunger

10-Feb-06 11:15

Some of your code got truncated because of the use of greater than and less than characters. I think you can fix that if you use the pre or code tags (can't remember which).

Anyhow, if you are trying to use strlen, you need to lowercase the L. Yours is strLen. Next, I would really suggest that you use the Standard Template Library instead of trying to manipulate strings yourself. There's rarely a case when you need to do that yourself these days. The string class provided in the STL has a find method in it which looks like it'll do exactly what you need. It's pretty simple to use. Here is a link that will show you how to use it:

http://www.msoe.edu/eecs/ce/courseinfo/stl/string.htm[^]

-Matt

------------------------------------------

The 3 great virtues of a programmer:
Laziness, Impatience, and Hubris.
--Larry Wall

Boost threading.

hyyppa9-Feb-06 1:19

hyyppa

9-Feb-06 1:19

Can sombody tel me something from boost threading (examples,links...):doh:

Re: Boost threading.

Nemanja Trifunovic9-Feb-06 1:45

Nemanja Trifunovic

9-Feb-06 1:45

I found this article[^] a good introduction to Boost Threads.

My programming blahblahblah blog. If you ever find anything useful here, please let me know to remove it.

schrilax8-Feb-06 18:46

schrilax

8-Feb-06 18:46

hi there,
wanted a little help regarding using VB classes in C++ code.
i wrote a class definition in VB which needs to be extended in C++.
for which i wrote the class definition in VB as an ActiveX dll , which in turn resulted in a COM dll. i used the type definition of the dll to get the idl file, which i used with the MIDL tool to get the header and cpp file to be used in C++. i included the files in my c++project. and defined the interface pointer to the generated class definition using the CoCreateInstance method and used the pointer to call the methods defined in generated header file.
but sometimes the code works sometimes it doesnt. the code sometimes crashes and the error comes up as VB error code '91' .........
why does this happen ?? i think it is the versioning problem of the VB COM module. how do i avoid it ?? and ensure that my code always works???
what i really want is to somehow create a method which accepts class objects and also returns the same.
i had one more query abt how to write explicit constructors in VB?
i wanted to have 2 constructors in the VB class one which takes in parameters to initialize the private member variables, and the other which doesnt but somehow VB isnt able to distinguish between the methods and returns error. so i had to rename the methods differently.
is there any better method to acheive my requirement??
could anyone of you help me out ?????
thanx in advance!!!!!!

i am a software developer .

Re: using VB classes in C++ code

George L. Jackson9-Feb-06 13:02

9-Feb-06 13:02

I am assuming you are talking about VB6 and native C++. If so, you are posting in the wrong area.

I believe error code 91 results from a VB object variable not actually "set" to an active object. If you update a COM object, you must unregister the old one and register the new version. Also, your C++ code must reference the new version also! However, I think you can keep the old version's GUID with your new version if you set it before compiling. I haven't programmed with VB since 1999 and my memory of it is failing.

-- modified at 19:07 Thursday 9th February, 2006

MC++ Graphics HELP !!!

hbjs8-Feb-06 17:03

hbjs

8-Feb-06 17:03

HI every1,

Im new To MC++ and Im using Visual Studio 2005 express. I was wondering if anyone can please tell me how begin a drawing methods on a image (eg Jpeg). there is alot of code out there in C++/C# etc but Im finding it hard to relate it to MC++. I would like some advise on how to DrawLine, DrawRect,DrawCircle etc on a image based on the mouse Event Handler (therefore no predefined set coordinates). The user can draw what ever they select. I know how to write the methods with set coordinates!

Can someone please supply a comment/advise/code ???

Thanks

Jonno

makaveli

George L. Jackson9-Feb-06 8:24

9-Feb-06 8:24

Most likely, you want to use GDI+ for your graphics but you are not sure about how to translate example code in C# or VB. If you need help with C++/CLI programming, there is only one book currently available: Pro Visual C++/CLI and the .NET 2.0 Platform by Stephen R. G. Fraser, ISBN: 1-59059-640-4. This author also published a book for MC++ too: Managed C++ and .NET Development, ISBN (pbk): 1-59059-033-3. He has a chapter on how to create graphics using GDI+. Unfortunately, information on C++/CLI or MC++ is scattered and sparse as compared to C# and VB.

-- modified at 14:40 Thursday 9th February, 2006

hbjs9-Feb-06 13:55

hbjs

9-Feb-06 13:55

Hi George,

Yeh thanks for ur advise. Ill need to get the book then , hopefully my unversity library has it. Im sure I can find some electronic copy out there on thee net for it.

I do need to use GDI+, its just MC++ thats gettin me the problems.

thanks for your comments

regards
Jonno

makaveli

George L. Jackson9-Feb-06 15:18

9-Feb-06 15:18

I think you can get the e-book from Apress for about half the price of the paperback. You can also download the C++/CLI Language specification which is very helpful.