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Well - that tells you where the CollectionPtr comes from - it's a VB thing. OK, in that case you can explicitly define CollectionPtr yourself (look at how it's defined in the msvbvm60.tlh file) and remove the auto_search from the #import statement.
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please my friend , can you explain in more detail i am not c++ savvy
be patient please with me
i searched that file but i didn't find _CollectionPtr
i found that
struct __declspec(uuid("a4c46780-499f-101b-bb78-00aa00383cbb"))
_Collection : IDispatch
{
//
// Wrapper methods for error-handling
//
_variant_t Item (
VARIANT * Index );
HRESULT Add (
VARIANT * Item,
VARIANT * Key = &vtMissing,
VARIANT * Before = &vtMissing,
VARIANT * After = &vtMissing );
long Count ( );
HRESULT Remove (
VARIANT * Index );
IUnknownPtr _NewEnum ( );
//
// Raw methods provided by interface
//
virtual HRESULT __stdcall raw_Item (
/*[in]*/ VARIANT * Index,
/*[out,retval]*/ VARIANT * pvarRet ) = 0;
virtual HRESULT __stdcall raw_Add (
/*[in]*/ VARIANT * Item,
/*[in]*/ VARIANT * Key = &vtMissing,
/*[in]*/ VARIANT * Before = &vtMissing,
/*[in]*/ VARIANT * After = &vtMissing ) = 0;
virtual HRESULT __stdcall raw_Count (
/*[out,retval]*/ long * pi4 ) = 0;
virtual HRESULT __stdcall raw_Remove (
/*[in]*/ VARIANT * Index ) = 0;
virtual HRESULT __stdcall raw__NewEnum (
/*[out,retval]*/ IUnknown * * ppunk ) = 0;
};
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snouto wrote: i searched that file but i didn't find _CollectionPtr
You won't find that explicitly. You'll find something like COM_SMARTPTR_TYPEDEF(_Collection, __uuidof(_Collection));
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how can i redefine explicitly that struct my friend , i don't get you well
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Don't be so fscking impatient - you'll find it just irritates the people who are trying to help you.
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i am sorry my friend , i found that
struct __declspec(uuid("a4c4671c-499f-101b-bb78-00aa00383cbb"))
Collection;
and that
_COM_SMARTPTR_TYPEDEF(_Collection, __uuidof(_Collection));
so what can i do by this thing now
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Put these two lines:
struct __declspec(uuid("a4c4671c-499f-101b-bb78-00aa00383cbb"))
Collection;
_COM_SMARTPTR_TYPEDEF(_Collection, __uuidof(_Collection));
in your .cpp file before the #import line.
You probably need the definition (as opposed to declaration of _Collection as well - is there another definition of _Collection later in the tlh file, or in the tli file? If so - you need that
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Where can i put that line my friend
?
_COM_SMARTPTR_TYPEDEF(_Collection, __uuidof(_Collection));
in Resumemirror.tlh
just before the line with the error or where exactly ????
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stuart please give me a full solution , i don't get you well my friend
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I had the same problem importing msado15.dll,
a solution was found on some Chinese forum[^], adding rename("EOF", "adoEOF") on the end of the import statement line
for example,
#import "c:\program files\common files\system\ado\msado15.dll" no_namespace rename("EOF", "adoEOF")
In my case the error was raised on a line inside msado15.tlh with folowing code
__declspec(property(get=GetEOF))
VARIANT_BOOL EOF;
So i suppose the conflict was on EOF being defined multiple times, and the rename solves this.
HTH,... 
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Yes, I discovered that was the root cause as well - it was the same issue with the VB run-time - it defines EOF as well. I'd have found that out if I'd made a little sample app (as I often do), but as I do not have (and, given the opportunity, will never have) VB6 on my machine, I thought I wouldn't be able to import the VB6 run-time. I must confess that I decided not to post this alternate solution, as the OP seemed...satisfied, and I don't like adding confusion 
Thanks for your post, anyway!
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Now i'm confused 
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I worked out that renaming things in the #import was the right solution (rather than the hack I suggested) well after my previous posts in this thread - that's why I didn't re-post and suggest it.
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Looking for a program that will search through a large amount of folders and sub folders and pick out certain information from .mat files in each.
Once the information has been pulled from the .mat files, be it the start time of the data processing, I would like the program to start building an array with the extracted information.
Any ideas??
I am able to extract the information that I want when I look for it directly in one specific .mat file but I cannot figure out how to set the program up to run through many folders and build a table of the extracted information.
HELP :/
Thanks in advance,
Martin
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This article[^] has code that will search through folders and sub-folders for files - you could modify that to tell you all the .mat files, which you can then process.
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I want to develope a real time data server client like excel sheet . how it is possible
Trioum
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trioum wrote: I want to develope a real time data server client like excel sheet . how it is possible
Depending on how you ask questions I very much doubt it is possible at all.
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I would start with printf("hello world\n"); and then gradually progress.
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can you run that by me again? did you want a server or a client?
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or an excel sheet?
There is sufficient light for those who desire to see, and there is sufficient darkness for those of a contrary disposition.
Blaise Pascal
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Hello
I have a menu in the resource table with the default identifiers in the string table. But when I add a new menu item in the menu with a new identifier in a string table that menu item is displayed inactive.
Now if I change the identifier to the existing identifiers in the string
table which are not added by me then the menu item is active.
How to add new item in the string table
Prithaa
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MFC or Non-MFC?
How are you doing it? Can you give a bit more info and/or a snippet of your string table?
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Hello,
Thanks for your reply
I have made a project in VC++ with MFC without Doc-View architecture.
I added a string in the string table and used the same string for menu item.
Prithaa
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If you don't have a message handler the menu item will be disabled by default. You might also want an OnUpdate* handler to set the active state depending on a condition.
In the resource editor, right-click the item and select"Add Event Handler" (or something similar in your VS version)
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Hello
Thanks for your reply
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