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Hi Leon, thanks for your answer. What you described here is exactly my problem. The problem is that I always program in C++ and the few C programs were really small ones. The way to think is a little different and I always think in an object way. I decided to migrate to C++. The code became cleaned and easy to read. One more time, thanks for your answer and I am sorry to take so long to answer  Best regards Filipe Marques
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Hi!
I am a new one for c++. I have to plane create a new adblock application for the browsers(Firefox, Chrome and safari). I don't have any idea. Please anyone help me and guide me. Its urgent.
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It would probably be best to create add-ins for the different browsers. You'll have to research and study how to create add-ins for Firefox, Chrome and Safari.
I know that to develop for the Apple platform requires you to join their developer program which costs money.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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Is there anyway to do this app?
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Of course there is. But you can't learn how from some forum posts. You have to study how to create add-ins for the specific browsers.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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Thanks for your reply...
I will study.
Thanks again.
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Seems someone down voted the question so I up voted it just to offset.
Member 8041178 wrote: I am a new one for c++.
If you are really new to programming and to C++ then I suggest you start with something which will have a smaller scope.
For example attempt to create your own browser first. Or your own server that your browser can connect to and display something.
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jschell wrote: Seems someone down voted the question so I up voted it just to offset.
You up-voted a question which basically reads: "I want to write an application to do X, but I don't know how. Someone do it for me. It's urgent!"? 
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Richard Deeming wrote: Someone do it for me. I
I don't consider "Please anyone help me and guide me" to be the same as "do it for me". Not even really close.
And I basically ignore "urgent" requests so intent there means little.
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Hi All:
I wanna implemented a application with MFC, when clicke a button on any application, select a icon on the desktop then play sound.
I try to implement similar function with ON_WM_LBUTTONDOWN(), but not satisfied my request. If I click everywhere on desktop, it will play sound too.
How do I implement this application? Does any keyword or reference?
My English is not good. Please forgive me.
Best regards, Victor
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But, I added WM_LBUTTONDOWN into Mousehookproc, it does not work.
which do I add in, WinProcHook or Mousehookproc? if I add into WinProcHook, how can I get the button?
Thanks for your help, Victor
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You'll have to use the concept of 'hook'.
Please refer to hook details here. You can use this[^] article for your reference.
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But, I added WM_LBUTTONDOWN into Mousehookproc, it does not work.
which do I add in, WinProcHook or Mousehookproc? if I add into WinProcHook, how can I get the button?
Thanks for your help, Victor
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Please verify that the Hook got installed properly. Once the hook is installed, you should be able to get the messages.
When the mouse event is received, you can check the window handle. Using that window handle, identify the class type of the window.
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Greetings to all friends.
I want to develop an application that decrypt an exe file format and save it in RAM and then run it . Developed application does not allow the save decryption output to a file. To run an exe application that is loaded to RAM I have no idea. Please guide me.
Thanks to all friends
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As far as I am aware, there is no Windows function that allows you to do this. The LoadLibrary function[^] can load a module from file storage into memory, so that you can execute it directly, but there is no facility for loading direct from RAM.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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Windows, like most modern operating systems, uses virtual memory to execute a program.
In this scheme, only data that needs to be modified is loaded into RAM.
Read-only data and code are directly mapped from disk and not loaded into RAM.
The best that you can do is create a RAM disk and save the output to a file on the RAM disk.
To a program, this RAM disk would be very similar to an ordinary disk drive.
Here is a list of of available RAM drive software - List of RAM drive software[^]
«_Superman_»
I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends.
Microsoft MVP (Visual C++) (October 2009 - September 2013) Polymorphism in C
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Hi All,
I'm in begining of implementing a software but i need to make sure the software should be OS (operating system) independent. So which design pattern i need to implement.
Langauge used - C++
Thanks,
Manisha
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Making software independent of OS has nothing to do with design patterns. You need to make sure that the actual code you write can be correctly built on every OS that you plan to support. That is, you must ensure you do not use any features specific to a particular version.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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To add to what Richard said, C++ is a good choice for writing native cross platform code.
Similarity to write cross platform user interface code, you would need to use certain GUI libraries like in this list - List of platform-independent GUI libraries[^]
«_Superman_»
I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends.
Microsoft MVP (Visual C++) (October 2009 - September 2013) Polymorphism in C
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Or.... just completely separate your GUI from your working code. 
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The Bridge[^] pattern is often use when code needs to be OS independent.
The pattern will help you split the abstract portable code with the actual non-portatble implementation.
For example, if you need to create a OS independent graphic toolkit, you will have a set of portable classes that will be use by the application developers on every OS; and a set of classes that will be dependent on the particular OS (for example GDI on windows , X11/XLib, cocoa (?) on Mac... ) framework.
I'd rather be phishing!
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