Re: Member function pointer - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Re: Application Instance

Rajesh R Subramanian14-Apr-08 1:20

Rajesh R Subramanian

14-Apr-08 1:20

pther wrote:
how can I recognise which process in minimized.

See GetWindowPlacement[^]

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Re: Application Instance

john563214-Apr-08 1:49

john5632

14-Apr-08 1:49

Yes this may work but through another exe I can get the HANDLE of process
like :
HANDLE hProcess = OpenProcess( PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION |PROCESS_VM_READ,FALSE, processID );

How can I pass this HANDLE to :

GetWindowPlacement(HWND hWnd,WINDOWPLACEMENT *lpwndpl);

Re: Application Instance

Rajkumar R14-Apr-08 1:34

Rajkumar R

14-Apr-08 1:34

pther wrote:
if run by timer(automatically) then it is in minimize mode

what makes the application to go into minimised mode. How you are spawning the application.

pther wrote:
I want to close the minimize application as soon as it completes its job.

TerminateProcess API won't ensure that the job has completed.
I would say killing a process is cruel programming.

If this application is developed youself see Rajesh's reply[^] to restrict the number of instance. Why you need to kill the minimised one.

Re: Application Instance

Rajesh R Subramanian14-Apr-08 1:44

Rajesh R Subramanian

14-Apr-08 1:44

Rajkumar R wrote:
Why you need to kill the minimised one.

I think he's trying to develop a 'killer app'. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: Application Instance

David Crow14-Apr-08 3:59

David Crow

14-Apr-08 3:59

pther wrote:
If run by user it is getting maximized, if run by timer(automatically) then it is in minimize mode. I want to close the minimize application as soon as it completes its job.

So what's the problem?

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Re: Application Instance

JudyL_MD14-Apr-08 1:47

JudyL_MD

14-Apr-08 1:47

Don't use TerminateProcess to kill a process except as an absolute last resort - it can leave the DLLs that were in use in an incorrect state. Try to close it by posting a WM_CLOSE.

Judy

Member function pointer

johanlich14-Apr-08 0:07

johanlich

14-Apr-08 0:07

Hello.

I’m working on a Class that is going to solve a couple of equations.
My Visual Studio 2005 project contains two solutions.
-My Class (and a simple interface for testing)
-A general math library

I use a equation-solver from the general library, and it has a function pointer as one of its inputs. After some intense googeling I came up with the following code:

<br />
// H-file<br />
class MyClass{<br />
<br />
private:<br />
	typedef double (MyClass::*FunctionPtr)(double x);<br />
	double Equation(double x);<br />
	double MyFunction(double x,double x1,double x2);<br />
};<br />
<br />
// cpp-file<br />
double MyClass::Equation(double x)<br />
{<br />
	return x*x; // Test equation<br />
}<br />
double MyClass:MyFunction(double x,double x1,double x2)<br />
{<br />
	double result = 0;<br />
<br />
	FunctionPtr ptr;<br />
	ptr = &MyClass::Equation;<br />
<br />
	// Return where f(x) = 0 within x1 -> x2<br />
	result = EquationSolver(x1,x2,(this->*ptr)(x)); // <- Error here<br />
<br />
	return result;<br />
}<br />
<br />
// function in another solution<br />
double EquationSolver(double x1,double x2, double (*func)(double));<br />

But when I run the code I get the following error message (when I call the EquationSolver):
error C2664: 'EquationSolver' : cannot convert parameter 3 from 'double' to 'double (__cdecl *)(double)'

I have no clue how to solve this error. Can someone smarter than me help pointing me in the right direction? Confused | :confused:

Re: Member function pointer

CPallini14-Apr-08 0:22

CPallini

14-Apr-08 0:22

You cannot do that.
Declare your function as static, for instance:

class MyClass{
static double Equation(double x){ return x*x;}
//..
};
//..
result = EquationSolver(x1,x2, Equation);

BTW (this->*ptr)(x) is a function call.

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Re: Member function pointer

Rajkumar R14-Apr-08 0:31

Rajkumar R

14-Apr-08 0:31

johanlich wrote:
result = EquationSolver(x1,x2,(this->*ptr)(x)); // <- Error here

this "(this->*ptr)(x)" actually calling the member function and not just passing the function pointer as you expect.

johanlich wrote:
// function in another solution
double EquationSolver(double x1,double x2, double (*func)(double));

func is a not a type of class member function, you cannot pass non-static class member function pointer to this function.

if you want to call a pointer to member function you need the class object, so you may pass both the object and pointer to member function like,
double EquationSolver(double x1,double x2, MyClass *pObj, double (MyClass::*func)(double));

or if you use a static member function. like

class MyClass{

private:
...
static double Equation(double x);

then use like this,
result = EquationSolver(x1,x2,this->Equation);

Re: Member function pointer

johanlich14-Apr-08 2:25

johanlich

14-Apr-08 2:25

Thanks for your input. The static idea worked great, until I needed to call functions from within my Equation-function.
In the end we decided that it became too complex to use member function pointers, we will redesign the math library.
But I appreciate the help.

// Johan

How I know when the "lineMakeCall" function finish

yytg13-Apr-08 23:24

yytg

13-Apr-08 23:24

I set the messages callback as so

<br />
lineSetStatusMessages(m_hLine,lpDevCaps->dwLineStates,0);<br />

But I don't get the message "LINECALLSTATE_RINGBACK"
It's possible so the device don't support this message?
Or how do I say to the system to send this message
Or maybe I need to take this message "LINECALLSTATE_PROCEEDING"

Thanks in advance

Win CE 5.0: Is it posible to send SMSes via the RAS-Phone API?

Klive813-Apr-08 22:20

Klive8

13-Apr-08 22:20

Is it posible to send SMSes via the RAS-Phone API? Platform: Windows CE 5.0

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms897066.aspx

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nisha0000013-Apr-08 22:06

nisha00000

13-Apr-08 22:06

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Re: An Usual Question

Rajesh R Subramanian13-Apr-08 22:14

Rajesh R Subramanian

13-Apr-08 22:14

9.39624

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Re: An Usual Question

Mukesh Kumar13-Apr-08 22:26

Mukesh Kumar

13-Apr-08 22:26

nisha00000 wrote:
this is very important question ..to all

nisha00000 wrote:
it's very urgent for us!!

How this is important to all? who is us?.... you??? Confused | :confused:

Mukesh Kumar
Software Engineer

Re: An Usual Question

ThatsAlok19-Jun-09 0:23

ThatsAlok

19-Jun-09 0:23

Mukesh_VC wrote:
How this is important to all? who is us?.... you???

offcourse

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Re: An Usual Question

CPallini13-Apr-08 23:17

CPallini

13-Apr-08 23:17

Yes, here are some C++ /VC++ openings. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Re: [Message Deleted]

vijay_aroli14-Apr-08 0:13

vijay_aroli

14-Apr-08 0:13

What are you expecting from us by asking this here? Mad | :mad:

I have been reading your posts today here on this forum. What do you think you are? Your replies to few of the questions here today are far from being a solution to what was actually asked. Don't you realize that you are downgrading the quality of the forum with your posts?

Don't ask anything like what you had posted here in this thread here. And moreover, don't post anything as solutions/suggestions when you are not sure about it. Leave that job to the experts here.

Regards,
Vijay.

Re: [Message Deleted]

Rajkumar R14-Apr-08 0:57

Rajkumar R

14-Apr-08 0:57

nisha00000 wrote:
Is there any openings in C++/VC++
if you know the answer, please replay ...

in C++/VC++ blocks opens with opening brace, you need to close it with closing brace otherwise you end with compilation errors Smile | :)

Re: [Message Deleted]

Rajesh R Subramanian14-Apr-08 1:01

Rajesh R Subramanian

14-Apr-08 1:01

Stop being facetious. That was an urgent query FYI.

Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: [Message Deleted]

Rajkumar R14-Apr-08 1:05

Rajkumar R

14-Apr-08 1:05

Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
That was an urgent query FYI.

Sorry that i couldn't reply before OP delete the message.
Big Grin | :-D

Re: [Message Deleted]

nisha0000014-Apr-08 1:57

nisha00000

14-Apr-08 1:57

thanks guys ....i these r all the best answers for ever ...its just guess but its correct..

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Re: [Message Deleted]

Hamid_RT14-Apr-08 20:09

Hamid_RT

14-Apr-08 20:09

Its not good that you delete your qeustion.

__timeb64 function

rp_suman13-Apr-08 21:59

rp_suman

13-Apr-08 21:59

I want to print the system time with format:
"HH:MM:SS:FFF" where "FFF" is millisecond.

How to format like above using _ftime64() function?

Thanks,
Suman

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Re: __timeb64 function

CPallini13-Apr-08 23:13

CPallini

13-Apr-08 23:13

If you really need the milliseconds field then you should consider a function like timeGetTime [^], however it gives you just the system time.
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