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Re: loading bitmap to dialog

Sunshine Always9-Nov-06 21:19

Sunshine Always

9-Nov-06 21:19

thanks... it worked.
now tell me how to handle a progress bar?

Re: loading bitmap to dialog

Monty²9-Nov-06 21:25

Monty²

9-Nov-06 21:25

Preeti Mishra wrote:
now tell me how to handle a progress bar?

Man that was quick... Big Grin | :-D

Attach a CProgressCtrl Variable with the progress control through classwizard then

//Initialize the progress control
m_ProgressCtrl.SetRange32(0,100);
m_ProgressCtrl.SetStep(1);

....
//later in the program
//move the progress control one step
m_ProgressCtrl.StepIt();

thats all there is to it i think

Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
Is just a freight train coming your way

Re: loading bitmap to dialog

Sunshine Always9-Nov-06 21:58

Sunshine Always

9-Nov-06 21:58

thanks a lot... i got it!

Re: loading bitmap to dialog

Sunshine Always9-Nov-06 23:04

Sunshine Always

9-Nov-06 23:04

hi,
i have put buttons on the dialog box and given them keyboard functionality. i'm unable to do it for the right and left arrow keys. can you help me out!

thanks

Re: loading bitmap to dialog

Hamid_RT9-Nov-06 20:00

Hamid_RT

9-Nov-06 20:00

You can use of LoadImage or CImage class

WhiteSky

Re: loading bitmap to dialog

Sunshine Always9-Nov-06 20:11

Sunshine Always

9-Nov-06 20:11

i am new to mfc. please tell me the code to load the image dynamically

thanks

Re: loading bitmap to dialog

Hamid_RT9-Nov-06 21:04

Hamid_RT

9-Nov-06 21:04

<br />
HBITMAP hBit;<br />
hBit=(HBITMAP)LoadImage(NULL,Str,IMAGE_BITMAP, 0, 0, LR_DEFAULTSIZE|LR_CREATEDIBSECTION|LR_LOADFROMFILE);<br />

/***************************************************/

<br />
#include AtlImage.h<br />
CImage m_Image;<br />
m_Image.Load(yourfile);//you can load bmp/jpg or... See MSDN<br />
....<br />
void CAnswerView::OnPaint()<br />
{<br />
CPaintDC dc(this); // device context for painting<br />
Image.BitBlt(dc.m_hDC,0,0,640,480,0,0,SRCCOPY);<br />
}<br />

WhiteSky

Debugging Service

mpk19799-Nov-06 19:26

mpk1979

9-Nov-06 19:26

Hi all,

i have attached service to my VC++ debugger, but i'am not able to debug it,break point is showing with Question mark, can any one help me regarding this

mpk1979

Re: Debugging Service

dharani9-Nov-06 19:47

dharani

9-Nov-06 19:47

I am not fully sure but i have done once like this moons ago
Go to Project settings ->Debug tabe -> Give the destination (where the service exe is really deployed )path of service exe .
Same to do with Link tab . Rebuild the project .
if the path of service exe is different from /debug , then copy .pdb file to the destination folder alongside the service exe . Now I hope debugging works

redindian

Re: Debugging Service

karle10-Nov-06 9:20

karle

10-Nov-06 9:20

try http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B824344&x=11&y=22

How to Create hooks in VC++?

gloriousgopi9-Nov-06 19:09

gloriousgopi

9-Nov-06 19:09

Hi

i got an urgent requirement, i have to hook a tool bar to a messenger.
could any one help me in this regard.

i have to develop it in VC++, ATL. So plz give me some idea or any links, that will help me in this regard.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance Smile | :)

Gopinath MV

How to Create hooks in VC++

gloriousgopi9-Nov-06 19:09

gloriousgopi

9-Nov-06 19:09

Gopinath MV

Re: How to Create hooks in VC++

Monty²9-Nov-06 19:36

Monty²

9-Nov-06 19:36

gloriousgopi wrote:
i got an urgent requirement, i have to hook a tool bar to a messenger.
could any one help me in this regard.

Well what do you mean by "hook a toolbar" what do you want them to be able to do?

Steady As She Goes!

Re: How to Create hooks in VC++

gloriousgopi9-Nov-06 20:25

gloriousgopi

9-Nov-06 20:25

Thanks for you interest in this matter.

Actually i have to include a tool bar to an existing messenger for eg MSN Messenger. then how can i do that. i know how to develop a tool bar in VC++.
But how can i include it to that messanger (No source code). which is already existing and running.

Gopinath MV

Re: How to Create hooks in VC++

Monty²9-Nov-06 21:28

Monty²

9-Nov-06 21:28

Ok you want to attach a toolbar to an existing window... this can be done but it will be a very messy code... it don't know if MSN Messenger exposes any functionality to attach a toolbar you have to check that out, if it doesn't then

Create a HOOK DLL to inject into the MSN messenger then when the DLL initializes create a Toolbar window with the parent window being the MSN window.

The original point and click interface was a Smith & Wesson.

Re: How to Create hooks in VC++

Mike_9999-Nov-06 21:55

Mike_999

9-Nov-06 21:55

hi friend,
i think your requirement is to add a menu in a remote application. Kind of code injection mechanism. you can achieve this in a simple way.
1. get handle for target window (use find window, with class name and title or you can any other method)
2. once you have a valid handle you can get the main menu handle of target window.
3.with a valid menu handle you can attach a new menu , submenu any where in the current menu.

Hope you can try this, I am not mentioning the API’s Smile | :)

.

Thanks

Re: How to Create hooks in VC++

gloriousgopi9-Nov-06 22:46

gloriousgopi

9-Nov-06 22:46

Thanks for u r suggestion. i will try in that way.

Gopinath MV

Windows Message to child window

velayudhan_raj9-Nov-06 18:39

velayudhan_raj

9-Nov-06 18:39

Hi guys,

I have two applications - 1. dialog based application 2. MFC gui dll.

I have to send windows message from first application to second application. The problem is MFC Gui dll application is the child application of another window and the gui dll window has no name ( as title bar is removed ).

For sending windows message, we need the window name, In my case, the gui dll window has no name and it is loaded as a child window on a third party application, in which i have no control.

So how to send message from application 1 to application 2.

Please help me guys. Its urgent.

Thanks in Advance
Velayudhan

Re: Windows Message to child window

Monty²9-Nov-06 19:34

Monty²

9-Nov-06 19:34

I suppose you will use the window name in FindWindow function, you can use FindWindow with NULL in name and your Window's Classname in the next parameter and it will return the window handle.

Help your local Search & Rescue. Get lost!

Re: Windows Message to child window

velayudhan_raj9-Nov-06 21:10

velayudhan_raj

9-Nov-06 21:10

Thanks,
but it will not work in the case of child windows,

Re: Windows Message to child window

Monty²9-Nov-06 21:30

Monty²

9-Nov-06 21:30

You can always EnumWindows to find the child window.
IMHO you are better off trying to create some sort of IPC so that one window can communicate with the other and also pass on their HWNDs (IPC could be Pipes.. TCP/IP whatever suits you).

Help your local Search & Rescue. Get lost!

Version Number

Rahul.RK9-Nov-06 18:15

Rahul.RK

9-Nov-06 18:15

Hello,

Friends i am new in VC++.Net. I want to know hot to

set assembly version. i.e. How to set or change version number of the

dll generated by the VC++.Net project.

Thanks in advance.

Rahul Kulkarni

Re: Version Number

Monty²9-Nov-06 19:25

Monty²

9-Nov-06 19:25

Well there is a better chance that someone will answer this in .NET forums

Don't believe everything you think.

Re: Version Number

karle10-Nov-06 9:25

karle

10-Nov-06 9:25

When creating a .NET Assembly:

set the
[assembly:AssemblyVersionAttribute("1.0.*")];
meta attribut.
It is usually in the generated assemblyinfo.cpp.

When building a Win32 Programm:
Insert a VersionInfo in Resouce View

Getting Data from a URL

georgekjolly9-Nov-06 18:09

georgekjolly

9-Nov-06 18:09

Hi all,

As a part of my project I am trying to get data from a URL , for example "www.mypage.com/data.htm"

Is there any function available in VC++ , so that I can give my URL
as an input string and get the Content of the page as a CString .

Please Help me ,

Thanks in Advance
George

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