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Re: GDI+

Naveen30-Oct-09 0:19

Naveen

30-Oct-09 0:19

ops... A photo finish. and you won Smile | :)

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Re: GDI+

Randor 30-Oct-09 0:22

Randor

30-Oct-09 0:22

I'm pretty sure he has borrowed some of Rajesh's monkeys. He only slept 4 hours last night. He is training them to play chess. Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: GDI+

Naveen30-Oct-09 0:29

Naveen

30-Oct-09 0:29

haaa...He took drug. see 'espresso'[^]

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Re: GDI+

CPallini30-Oct-09 0:37

CPallini

30-Oct-09 0:37

Randor wrote:
I'm pretty sure he has borrowed some of Rajesh's monkeys

Randor wrote:
He is training them to play chess.

I actually was persuading one of them (the most appealing female of the group) to have some ...

(well I suppose it's not sister kid safe) Big Grin | :-D

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Re: GDI+

__erfan__30-Oct-09 0:30

__erfan__

30-Oct-09 0:30

thank you.

Re: GDI+

Naveen30-Oct-09 0:18

Naveen

30-Oct-09 0:18

__erfan__ wrote:
Unhandled exception at 0x00411761 in GdiPlusTest.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location

You have to initialize GDI+ before you make any GDI+ calls. check GdiplusStartup()[^] function

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Re: GDI+

Randor 30-Oct-09 0:19

Randor

30-Oct-09 0:19

Hi,

Its because you have not called the GdiplusStartup Function[^]

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Re: GDI+

__erfan__30-Oct-09 0:32

__erfan__

30-Oct-09 0:32

thank you all.

Re: GDI+

CPallini30-Oct-09 0:40

CPallini

30-Oct-09 0:40

Looks like the missing initialization didn't pass unnoticed... Big Grin | :-D

Re: GDI+

Rajesh R Subramanian30-Oct-09 1:28

Rajesh R Subramanian

30-Oct-09 1:28

Hi,

Please mark the correct answers(s) that helped you by clicking "Good Answer". I've done it for you now.

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Best way to convert char to hex string representation?

yeah100029-Oct-09 23:22

yeah1000

29-Oct-09 23:22

Hi,
i would like to know the best way to convert a char (e.g 'c') to its hex string representation (i.e 63) in c++ and save it to a file as such.

Re: Best way to convert char to hex string representation?

CPallini29-Oct-09 23:31

CPallini

29-Oct-09 23:31

fprintf(fp, "%02X ", 'c');

Re: Best way to convert char to hex string representation?

yeah100030-Oct-09 0:00

yeah1000

30-Oct-09 0:00

Thank you, but is there also a way to do it with ofstream or ostringstream?
So many streams are available, so confusing Smile | :)

Re: Best way to convert char to hex string representation?

CPallini30-Oct-09 0:11

CPallini

30-Oct-09 0:11

Naturellement!

#include <fstream>

void main()
{
  std::ofstream os;
  os.open("foo.txt");
  os.unsetf(std::ios_base::dec);
  os.setf(std::ios_base::hex);
  os << (int) 'c' << std::endl;
  os.close();
}

Re: Best way to convert char to hex string representation?

yeah100030-Oct-09 0:17

yeah1000

30-Oct-09 0:17

Thanks again, another problem came up though. The character has reinterpret_cast<char*> in front of it and then the address of the vector element. The reinterpret_cast should to my opininon put the char in correct format, but it wont come out right Frown | :(

Re: Best way to convert char to hex string representation?

CPallini30-Oct-09 0:18

CPallini

30-Oct-09 0:18

Could you please post sample code?
Smile | :)

Differentiating SHUTDOWN & RESTART?

Kushagra Tiwari29-Oct-09 23:20

Kushagra Tiwari

29-Oct-09 23:20

Is there any way to differentiate programmatically which event is occuring i.e shutdown or restart after catching WM_QUERYENDSESSION??

Regards,
Kushagra

Re: Differentiating SHUTDOWN & RESTART?

CPallini29-Oct-09 23:39

CPallini

29-Oct-09 23:39

See the 'competitor' [^]. Big Grin | :-D

Re: Differentiating SHUTDOWN & RESTART?

Kushagra Tiwari30-Oct-09 0:30

Kushagra Tiwari

30-Oct-09 0:30

Thanks Sir,

It surely will help Smile | :)

Kushagra

Re: Differentiating SHUTDOWN & RESTART?

David Crow30-Oct-09 3:31

David Crow

30-Oct-09 3:31

Kushagra Tiwari wrote:
It surely will help

Knowing how Windows was last shut down is helpful?

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Re: Differentiating SHUTDOWN & RESTART?

Kushagra Tiwari30-Oct-09 3:41

Kushagra Tiwari

30-Oct-09 3:41

DavidCrow wrote:
Knowing how Windows was last shut down is helpful?

Hi David,

Indeed it is helpful :

For eg:

User A pressed 'Restart' on the 'Shutdown Windows ' dialog. My application recieves WM_QUERYENDSESSION message and I return false (means I am temorarily delaying the shutdown) , but WM_QUERYENDSESSION never lets me differentiate between a 'Shutdown' & 'Restart'. Now, in this time after my application has completed its work it wants to continue with the operation that user chose then this registry value is one thing that lets me know whether the user tried 'Shutdown' or 'Restart', thus accordingly I can perform his desired operation Smile | :)

.

Regards
Kushagra
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Re: Differentiating SHUTDOWN & RESTART?

David Crow30-Oct-09 3:44

David Crow

30-Oct-09 3:44

Have you verified that the registry is updated with the 'restart' flag even though no restart was performed?

Re: Differentiating SHUTDOWN & RESTART?

Kushagra Tiwari30-Oct-09 3:49

Kushagra Tiwari

30-Oct-09 3:49

Yes david .. It works perfectly fine .. I have verified it just now Smile | :)

Re: Differentiating SHUTDOWN & RESTART?