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When I try to include "iphlpapi.h" it shows some error inside visual C++, not in my program.It says some stucture inside iphlpapi.h is undefined.
Proud To Be an Indian
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vivekphlp wrote: When I try to include "iphlpapi.h" it shows some error inside visual C++, not in my program.It says some stucture inside iphlpapi.h is undefined.
Do you have latest platform SDK installed!
Nibu thomas
Microsoft MVP for VC++
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modified on Tuesday, April 15, 2008 5:09 PM
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Did you search on the codeproject?
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Sorry Guys, This post was done by my bro & he is now out of station. He did searched in CP but was not successful in getting the desired result. He will be back within 2 days.
Thanks for the replies
Proud To Be an Indian
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HI
Please guide me in streaming video over network using WMP activeX control.
Thanx in advance.
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what do you want to do video streaming or playing streaming video
Trioum
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to play streaming video....
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I am trying to upload one directory to the perticular server
I have written the code as
CInternetFile *pInternetFile = 0;
pInternetFile = pFtpConnection->OpenFile(strDestFilePath, GENERIC_WRITE, FTP_TRANSFER_TYPE_BINARY,
FtpConnection->GetContext());
CFile LocalFile;
LocalFile.Open(strSrcFilePth, CFile::modeRead);
TCHAR szBuffer[256] = "";
int iRC = 0;
while((iRC = LocalFile.Read(static_cast<void *="">(szBuffer), sizeof(szBuffer))) != 0)
{
// Write to file
pInternetFile->Write(static_cast<const void="" *="">(szBuffer), iRC) ;
m_lDestFileSize = m_lDestFileSize + sizeof(szBuffer);
// Clear buffer
memset(szBuffer, 0, sizeof(szBuffer));
}
This code works for only one file and fails for second.
Please help me go this.
Thank you
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Hi,
What error is happening and which line it is happening.
Give more specific information.
Thanks,
Suman
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"Programming is an art that fights back!"
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Which line has the error?
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Hi,
I want to catch the Minimize event before the window is Minimize ( and in some cases to avoid of the Minimize action ).
How can i do it ?
Thanks for the help.
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use WM_SIZE notification to catch all resizing events like minimize, maximize, resize etc....
Mukesh Kumar
Software Engineer
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That exactly what i did -
I add breakpoint to the function OnSize that call when WM_SIZE is notify.
And in minimize the window i don't stop on my breakpoint.
IS there is some other way ?
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I think this OnSize is sufficient to handle resizing events.
Did you check UINT nType==SIZE_MINIMIZED to catch minimize events? Also check for Debug configuration mode to go through breakpoints.
Mukesh Kumar
Software Engineer
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I check all those - but still im not stop on the breakpoint.
Can it happand because of using Windows2000 ?
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Write a handler for WM_SYSCOMMAND and look at the nID parameter. From top of my head, the code for minimize was SC_MINIMIZE.
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Maybe you can use of WM_NOTIFY.
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Hi all, I need to create a child dialog for my mfc dialog-based application but I don't want to use a resource template, so I decided to create a CWnd derived class and create there my window and controls.
I can't find on the entire web one good example, can you be so kind to link me some guide or explain me how to create a dialog using CWnd derived class and how to manage its events (paint, lmouseclick, etc..) please?
Thanks for any help, a newbie
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4288 wrote: how to create a dialog using CWnd derived class
The derived class you want to use is CDialog. 
What features of a dialog are you looking for if you're not using a dialog template?
With MFC and Visual Studio, you can create a CWnd-derived class and add message handlers all with a few clicks of the mouse
(and a little typing to give your class a name).
Mark
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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I need to create a simple child window (a frame in the right of my parent's area) and I need to add some combo boxes and label (these controls change by user's preferences so they are not a fixed number)
I thought creating the child window dynamically without res template, adding dynamically controls based on user's preferences was a good idea
Otherwise i should implement almost 12 child template windows ._.!!
If you need clarifies, I could try to give more info
Thanks
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You can create the controls at runtime, but you have to do the positioning yourself.
Another method (if it applies to this) would be to use a dialog resource with all the controls
you need, but the controls are hidden. At runtime you can make the appropriate controls visible
and reposition them easier because the layout is already partially done for you.
Mark
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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I definitely prefer placing controls by myself, but how to get Onclick event handler for a CStatic control for example?
Have I to use a derived class?
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4288 wrote: how to get Onclick event handler for a CStatic control for example?
Have I to use a derived class?
With MFC, a CStatic-derived class is simpler. Just add a WM_LBUTTONDOWN handler.
Mark
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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thanks for the advice!
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Yes, and change the size of the window / dialog to adapt it to the shown controls as well. I mean, 5 controls = one size, 10 controls = another size and so on.
It is the easiest way.
Greetings.
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