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BobInNJ wrote: When I open up the project file...
Is that the same as opening the solution file?
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David,
Thanks for the response. Yes, when I say project file, I mean solutions file.
Bob
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i am trying to plot a 1D line graph with in an openGL window in a MFC Dialog
there should be controls to zoom-in , zoom-out, scroll and also select a specific part of the graph such that i am able to get the values of the lower index and upper index of the selected part of the graph.
i am building this application in VC++6.0
Any help would be deeply appreciated.. Thank you
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I am in the process of learning openGL also. I also found an example called cube that Microsoft
offers. This example can be found at the following URL:
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7zx6z2e4.aspx
However, I was unable to build it. I am not sure why. Maybe you can. In any case, it does seem like
nice demo program.
Bob
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Thanks for your help 
but i'm trying to build an application in a dialog based project
the url you suggested give info about Single Document Interface(SDI) project..
"The CUBE sample is a simple OpenGL application. It demonstrates how to integrate OpenGL with the MFC single document interface (SDI), and how OpenGL's resource contexts are used in conjunction with device contexts."
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There's very little work in taking the OnDraw part of a CView object, and putting it on the OnPaint method of a static control on a dialog...
So the techniques in the article are still worth reading.
Maybe this article will be more help?
How to draw OpenGL to a window you created in a dialog box with the resource editor[^]
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Hello, guys.
I am having trouble mixing two audio files.
I am looking for some info on " Mixing Two Audio files using the Right Shift by two bits".
Any kind of help is much appreciated.
Thank you.
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How are you attempting to mix your two audio files? Are you writing a program, using a commercial progarm, or what?
And, really, you should tell us: WHAT FORMAT YOUR AUDIO FILES ARE IN. (that might be important)
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Please do not misunderstand me.
I am mixing the PCM files using the shifting method.
After words, I will convert them into the WAV format but mixing is to be done 16 bit PCM Files only.
I have already mixed them using the formula:
C = A + B - A* B / 65536;
I got desired o/ps as well, the code is running smooth and fine.
Now, my task is to mix them using right or left shift using the two bit shifter.
I was unable fine any info on the net and I am just unable to start coding.
Can you please gime some direction ? 
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My apologies,...I had no idea that was even possible.
...my initial impression was that you had some bad intel and were attempting that with a WAVE or MP3 format file (They are the most common format types).
A bit shift is a fairly simple operator, though, and if you read through the documentation, you should find the explanation. Here is the MSDN page: Bitwise Shift Operators[^].
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no problem sir, I am happy at least I got the reply.
I am working on it and if i could get some good results, I will let you know.
Thanks much for the link.
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hello friends ..,,,
I want c# code for implement vedio cutter in my desktop application.
vedio cutter with full feature like play, start clip,stop clip,pause,cut and progress bar.
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This is the C++ forum. You can try the C#[^] forum.
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sushilabhanvar wrote: c# code for implement vedio cutter
Actually, those are just typos. Fixed post:
C++ code for implement video cutter, urgentz, plz plz.
(You know C# is just a typo of C++...  )
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Hi guys,
i don't have much experience in network programming but i want to code a little rcon
tool for quake3 engine-based games like Call of Duty 2 or Call of Duty 4.
After much googling i found out that the rcon protocol of CoD2 has a 4 Byte long header
(0xFF each) and then the code, terminated with "\n".
For the connection i used a Winsock UDP connection.
But when i send something to a server it just responses "disconnect".
Can someone tell me how to create a packet that is needed for this in C++?
Greats Sebi.s
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I found this: Q3 WebRCON[^], by googling. It looks like martian to me. But, I would guess that the server you connect to is expecting a proprietary message format.
This is: The TCP/IP Guide[^], a really useful reference if you don't anything about TCP/IP.
modified on Saturday, April 4, 2009 5:30 PM
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hi,
thank you for the documentation. Now i know how a UDP datagramm is constructed, but how can i implement this in c++? Do i have to store everything in a char-array and then send it with the sendto() function?
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I have no knowledge of the RCON operation, but, I would guess that there are a series of specifically formatted packets that your server expects to see, just to initialize whatever RCON protocol exists. That's what you really need to know. If it was me, I'd contact them and ask them.
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Sebastian Schlecht wrote: thank you for the documentation. Now i know how a UDP datagramm is constructed, but how can i implement this in c++? Do i have to store everything in a char-array and then send it with the sendto() function?
Either a char-array or a struct that you are absolutely sure has the correct layout. You may need to turn off struct alignment etc with #pragma pack.
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HI ,
My name is srivas.. doing my final year engg.. we are developin an application in vc++2005.. i need help on how t use keyboard on the dialog box.. i have used pre translate msg with wm_keydown method.. we want further inforamation how t use these controls on MFC dialog.and i want some kind of color change or an highlight on the correspondin button on the MFC DIALOG. we look forward t ur reply asap.. thankin u..
srivas
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The ideal way would be to read a book on MFC.
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spidrman102 wrote: i need help on how t use keyboard on the dialog box..
Care to elaborate?
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Hi There.
I am using sone 3rd party libraries and am able to successfully Debug build my application.
Now, when I try to Release build the same piece of code, I am getting below error messages. Let me list few of them...
error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'HOPTIONSET'
error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int
error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int
error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does not support default-int
error C2065: 'VWCALLBACKPROC' : undeclared identifier
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......................................So On....
Please provide some pointers/suggestions for the same.
Thanks
PanB
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Make sure that your project options are the same for debug and release (concerning the include directories, the lib directories, additional dependencies, ...). In brief: everything you changed in the configuration for debug mode should also be done for the release mode.
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