C#

GuyThiebaut wrote:

I can see the heardPhrase event being raised using the degugger.

public class Listen
{
    public delegate void ListenEventHandler(object sender, ListenEventArgs e);
    public event ListenEventHandler heardPhrase;

    public void Heard(int p)
    {
        ListenEventArgs sp = new ListenEventArgs(p);
        heardPhrase(null, sp);
    }

}

public class Listen
{
    public delegate void ListenEventHandler(object sender, ListenEventArgs e);
    public static event ListenEventHandler heardPhrase;

    public  static void Heard(int p)
    {
        ListenEventArgs sp = new ListenEventArgs(p);
        heardPhrase(null, sp);
    }

 }

gspiteri wrote:

I find maskedinputs quite buggy

half-life wrote:

Welcome to VS C#, there a Lot of bugs

[
    System.Runtime.InteropServices.DllImportAttribute
    (
        "Kernel32"
    ,
        SetLastError=true
    ,
        EntryPoint="GetPrivateProfileString"
    )
]
private unsafe static extern uint
API_GetPrivateProfileString
(
    string lpAppName
,
    string lpKeyName
,
    string lpDefault
,
    byte*  lpReturnedString
,
    int    nSize
,
    string lpFileName
) ;

public unsafe static int
GetPrivateProfileString
(
    string     lpAppName
,
    string     lpKeyName
,
    string     lpDefault
,
    out string lpReturnedString
,
    int        nSize
,
    string     lpFileName
)
{
    int    result ;
    byte[] temp   = new byte [ nSize ] ;

    fixed ( byte* ptemp = temp )
    {
        result = (int) API_GetPrivateProfileString
        (
            lpAppName
        ,
            lpKeyName
        ,
            lpDefault
        ,
            ptemp
        ,
            nSize
        ,
            lpFileName
        ) ;
    }

    lpReturnedString = System.Text.Encoding.Unicode.GetString ( temp ).Substring ( 0 , result ) ;

    return ( result ) ;
}

jchalfant wrote:

All is working well until my boss asks if there's a way for me to lock the MFC application until my application was closed.