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Re: How to maximize the window in vc++

2-Jan-07 17:49

Or WM_SHOWWINDOW message

WhiteSky

ThatsAlok2-Jan-07 18:57

ThatsAlok

2-Jan-07 18:57

WhiteSky wrote:
WM_SHOWWINDOW

hi Hamid,
Happy new year dude, sorry it is not advisable to post WM_SHOWWINDOW message, you have to either use SetWindowPos api or ShowWindow api.... same apply for WM_SIZE message

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Re: How to maximize the window in vc++

Hamid_RT3-Jan-07 1:15

Re: For the beginner-Its me.

3-Jan-07 1:15

I know

and when we can use of ShowWindow or SetWindowPos its better we use of them.I want to said also we have WM_SHOWWINDOW Smile | :)

.

Thank you and for you but its early,New year is in April on my country

WhiteSky

For the beginner-Its me.

lp4me1-Jan-07 21:04

lp4me

1-Jan-07 21:04

Anyone has something for me? I'm a beginner in Visual C++. And I want to learn the begin lessons. Anyone help?
If could, post a reply or simply send message to me at: thomasjohnsilver@gmail.com
Thanks in advance!

Noname

prasad_som1-Jan-07 22:33

Re: For the beginner-Its me.

1-Jan-07 22:33

If you browse through C++/MFC[^] section of this site, you will get articles to start with.
Here is an example[^].

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Hamid_RT2-Jan-07 2:36

Re: For the beginner-Its me.

2-Jan-07 2:36

See www.cplusplus.com[^]

WhiteSky

ThatsAlok2-Jan-07 18:58

ThatsAlok

2-Jan-07 18:58

lp4me wrote:
Anyone has something for me? I'm a beginner in Visual C++. And I want to learn the begin lessons. Anyone help?

better bought some book, after that refer net article

lp4me wrote:
If could, post a reply or simply send message to me at: thomasjohnsilver@gmail.com

sorry this online forum.. no body email you the books or reference

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Getting junk data.

Taruni1-Jan-07 20:01

Taruni

1-Jan-07 20:01

Hi,

while I am trying to retrieve the data from the database, where ever there is blank space (empty) in the correspoding column ,I am getting junk values.
This is my code.

VARIANT v;
v.vt=VT_BSTR;
CString str;
str = " ";
while(!(VARIANT_TRUE == pRecSet->EndOfFile))
{
str = pRecSet->GetCollect(v).bstrVal; .
//There is some junk data in str;

.
.
}

Should I do any other initialization or conversion? I have even tried using "NULL" but failed.

Thanks in advance.

Taruni

prasad_som1-Jan-07 20:09

1-Jan-07 20:09

Taruni wrote:
VARIANT v;

Use VariantInit to initialize the variant. Your code will be like this,

VARIANT v; 
VariantInit(&v);
v.vt=VT_BSTR;

Check value of vt after using it in function. In other words, are you sure function in populates vt with VT_BSTR.

Prasad
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Taruni1-Jan-07 20:16

Taruni

1-Jan-07 20:16

Hi Prasad,

Thank you for your immediate response.

VariantInit(&v);
I already tried this and but no use.

Taruni

prasad_som1-Jan-07 20:20

1-Jan-07 20:20

What about my second point ? Does vt is initiailized to VT_BSTR , After using it as parameter ?
If yes, Do you see junk values in bstrVal of variant argument ?

Prasad
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Re: Getting junk data. [modified]

Taruni1-Jan-07 21:23

Taruni

1-Jan-07 21:23

Yes Prasad ..there are is still junk data in bstarVal.

My code is as follows :

VARIANT v;
VariantInit(&v);
v.vt=VT_BSTR;
CString str;
str = " ";
while(!(VARIANT_TRUE == pRecSet->EndOfFile))
{
str = pRecSet->GetCollect(v).bstrVal;
.
.
}

Taruni

prasad_som1-Jan-07 21:53

problem with PlaySound(,,,)

1-Jan-07 21:53

Which class does GetCollect belongs to ?

-- modified at 4:24 Tuesday 2nd January, 2007

How it is declared ? If it is out parameter, you are not using its value further. Instead you are using its return value.

Prasad
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Kiran Pinjala1-Jan-07 18:57

Kiran Pinjala

1-Jan-07 18:57

I am receiving some voice file from the network i am storing it into a buuffer using Receive() function and that is a sound file which is converted into a wave format. I am trying to play that buffer here in the recieving side using

PlaySound(Buff,NULL,SND_MEMORY|SND_ASYNC)

but i could not here anything after playing.

But if i am saving that buffer into a .wav file and play it by a doubleclick on the file it plays the sound. Where might be the problem?

Thanks in advance!

KIRAN PINJARLA

prasad_som1-Jan-07 22:15

1-Jan-07 22:15

kiran.pinjarla wrote:
PlaySound(Buff,NULL,SND_MEMORY|SND_ASYNC)

I assume, Buff contains sound bytes you recevied. But what MSDN suggests PlaySound has first parameter which points to image file. In other words,its should be stored on disk.

Prasad
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Kiran Pinjala1-Jan-07 22:52

Kiran Pinjala

1-Jan-07 22:52

I found

A sound event's file is loaded in RAM. The parameter specified by pszSound must point to an image of a sound in memory.

in the MSDN. I guess that mean it should be stored in the RAM rather than disk.
That's what i did (Buff.
Is't it?

KIRAN PINJARLA

prasad_som1-Jan-07 22:56

1-Jan-07 22:56

kiran.pinjarla wrote:
I guess that mean it should be stored in the RAM rather than disk

Agree, but in your case it is pointing to buffer rather than file name.

Prasad
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Mark Salsbery2-Jan-07 5:59

Mark Salsbery

2-Jan-07 5:59

What happens if you do this:

PlaySound(Buff,NULL,SND_MEMORY|SND_SYNC)

Are you sure Buff is valid for the duration of playback?

Hamid_RT3-Jan-07 6:56

Sending Email with C++. Possible?

3-Jan-07 6:56

Are you sure Buff is valid? did you trace when it filled?

WhiteSky

arbster1-Jan-07 18:26

arbster

1-Jan-07 18:26

I'm working on a project and was wondering if there is a class like C#'s MailMessage (but for C++, I'm using visual studio 2003) that will allow me to write a program that will automatically send me an error log every month or so. I'm kind of new to the C++ world and would appreciate any help. Thanks!! Smile | :)

Christian Graus1-Jan-07 18:35

Christian Graus

1-Jan-07 18:35

There's nothing built into the language, no. MAPI is the easiest way to go.

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bob169721-Jan-07 18:53

bob16972

1-Jan-07 18:53

If you need simple email alert notifications from a service and don't plan on implementing more than the basics, you can easily derive a basic mail client from RFC 2821 & 2822. RFC 2822 is probably the simpler and the more helpful of the two for implementing simple alerts.

Using the winsock2 api, just write a class that performs the steps you use when testing an SMTP server with a telnet session.

Taka Muraoka1-Jan-07 19:53

Taka Muraoka

1-Jan-07 19:53

Blat[^] is a C library that lets you send emails. It's pretty horrible code but it does the job.

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ThatsAlok1-Jan-07 23:25

ThatsAlok

1-Jan-07 23:25

arbster wrote:
studio 2003) that will allow me to write a program that will automatically send me an error log every month or so. I'm kind of new to the C++ world and would appreciate any help. Thanks!

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Hamid_RT3-Jan-07 6:57