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Hello,
I have a CRichEditCtrl box on a CMDIChildWnd. When I move the mouse over this edit box its cursor changes to caret pointer indicating that the box is there. This CMDIChildWnd is made by Create()of CMDIChildWNd
Now when I make a Child window by CreateNewChild() and the add CRichEditCTrl on the childwindow the edit box is seen but when I move the mouse cursor on the edit box the cursor doesnt change to caret pointer .
What is the difference or what must be the problem in making child
windows in diff ways?
Pritha
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how to create 2 state hover button or many state?!!
can one tell me
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If you have another question, click on the "new question" link - but read the "how to get answers" post at the top first. It makes things better for you and us.
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hi
Can you help in asking the question?!
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I'll try - when you post it as a new question, so other people can try to help / learn from the answers.
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I sent you the question
If you rewrite it in your own words
thanks
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Hello,
i managed to rotate a rectangle 45 degrees. Now i have an picture that i need to map to this reversed rectangle. I heard there is an inverse mapping way. Something about u and v. I am not familiar with it. Can someone tell me how to use this?
thanks
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You've set yourself quite a difficult task. There isn't a normal windows "draw a bitmap using these four arbitrary corners" function.
The nearest I can find is: Graphics::DrawImage, part of the GDI+ library. But it will take some learning to be able to use it from scratch.
Good luck,
Iain.
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Luc Pattyn answered this question here: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=326859&select=2993859#xx2993859xx
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Recently, I download a bunch of sample C++ programs from the URL: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7zx6z2e4.aspx. Unfortunately, I have been unable to build any of them. When I open up the project file and click build, I get the following output from the build:
1>------ Skipped Build: Project: Cube ------
1>
========== Build: 0 succeeded or up-to-date, 0 failed, 1 skipped ==========
When I try compiling just one of the sample programs, I get the message:
Operation could not be completed. Unspecified Error
This message appears in a “bomb box”. I am wondering if I am doing something wrong, or are these projects just bad? Please help.
Thanks
Bob
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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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""bomb box"" 
- S
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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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