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Assigning administrator rights to an application requires administrative privileges. So while it does not have these, you can't change it. And you can not elevate the privileges of a running process.
You can use a manifest to specify that your application should run elevated, use the "runas" command or start other applications elevated from within your program. But in all these cases there will be a UAC prompt.
UAC is there for a reason. It is a security feature. The user decides which level of security should be used. An application can not bypass these settings.
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l want to ask how l can do the following things in a tab control.
1)That is, for instance: In tab1, when a button is clicked, previous text is wiped and another is written. l had tried but all the texts overlaps and none cleanses off for new texts.
2)How can l erase the content of a tab control when l switch tabs. As in, when tab2 is clicked, contents in tab1 clears off and the things in tab2 only shows.
Thanks.
modified 22-Feb-16 18:19pm.
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1. That means you are doing something wrong. Clearing the text of a windows control is quite straightforward.
2. Do you mean that you want to delete the entire tab, or just erase any text?
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Yes, how l can erase the content(text) in a tab control.
Like, when next button is clicked, text content on the display area of the tab clears and another text is displayed.
Or moreso, when Next button is clicked, another question shows and so on.
Thanks.
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It is impossible to say, since you have not given us any information about what tab control methods you are using, what controls you have on the tab, etc.
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Message Closed
modified 22-Feb-16 17:41pm.
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Then you must be doing something wrong. But, as I said earlier, without more detailed information it is impossible to guess what.
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When you get the TCN_SELCHANGE notification (in a WM_NOTIFY message) you have to clear or hide the contents of the old tab and show the contents of the new tab yourself - the API doesn't help you with it.
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Do you have any idea on how l can show the contents of the new tab as am only using TextOut function and not child windows/controls?
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l have gotten a solution. l added the following lines of codes base on msdn WM_SETREDRAW message (Windows)[^]
SendMessage(hWnd,WM_SETREDRAW,(WPARAM)TRUE,0);
RedrawWindow(hWnd,NULL,NULL,RDW_ERASE | RDW_FRAME | RDW_INVALIDATE |RDW_UPDATENOW |RDW_NOCHILDREN );
Thank you all who contributed.
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Hi,
I have a CAsyncSocket which is a member of a CWinThread class. The notifications however m OnSend, OnReceive seem to go the Main Thread.
Do I need a Window or does the thread CWinThread ( a UI thread ) have to have the
CDialog which is using CWinThread have it s m_pMainWnd point to a CDialog to get the
notifications sent to that CWinThread
Thanks
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1. MFC class CWinThread does not have a member of the CAsyncSocket type. Perhaps, you meant that you created a CWinThread derived class which contain a CAsyncSocket derived object?
2. To handle CAsyncSocket notifications you have to override the CAsyncSocket::OnSend, CAsyncSocket::OnReceive and probably other virtual methods. See MSDN article Windows Sockets: Socket Notifications[^]
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CAsyncSocket is a member of my CWinThread
Joe Newcomber informed that if I declared the CAsynsocket on the stack instead of the heap I will get notification thru the main thread
Thanks
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Joe Newcomber informed that if I declared the CAsynsocket on the stack instead of the heap I will get notification thru the main thread
Well where and how did Joe inform you about it?
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I sent him a e-mail earlier about the problem my workaround was to save the threadid before doing the connect After getting the notification I did a PostThread to the Thread did the connect
Joe said that the reason this Happened (getting the notification to the Main Thread)
Because I had declared my CAsynSocket Class on the Stack e.g. CAsynSocket mysocket.
As opposed to the heap CAsynSocket *mysocket
I haven't tried this out yet
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I'm working in MFC under Visual Studio 2010.
I've got my program associated with a file extension and clicking on a file of that type in Windows Explorer will open the program and load that file. All's well so far. Now I need to be able to click on another file of the type from WE and load that file into the same instance of the program already running. What happens now when I click on another file is the focus just switches to the program and nothing loads.
When the program isn't running and you click on a file associated with it, the program starts and in the loading of the App instance you check the command line, which is loaded into a CCommandLineInfo structure and the program deals with the command. I can't figure out how to get the second file to load when the program is already running by selecting it in WE (opening a file from within the program has been working fine from the start).
I have looked at WM_ACTIVATE and WM_ACTIVATEAPP which are called when the program gets focus while running, but I don't know how you would get the information about the file just selected in Windows Explorer. I'm probably missing some key terminology in my searches. I can't find any information on how to do this. Maybe I'm slow kid in class today...
Additionally if I select multiple files in Windows Explorer and open them at the same time, it opens multiple instances of the program instead of opening one instance any loading those files into that one instance. Is there any way to handle that?
Thanks
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There are two solutions:
- Implement a COM server for
IDropTaget. - Use DDE.
The first one is the preferred method. See Verbs and File Associations[^].
The keywords from the above link may be used to search for example code (but I did not found something so far; note to myself: might be worth to write an article about this topic).
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I'm lost how would you use DDE from Windows Explorer and wouldn't something have to be installed in Windows Explorer for that to work. And what if the user is using some other type of file browser?
And I thought IDropTarget was only for drag and drop operations. I'm talking about double clicking on a file in Windows Explorer.
I know it works in programs like Word. Does that use DDE? That seems kind of odd.
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The Explorer will scan the registry searching for the application name associated with the file extension. When found it reads the shell/open keys and checks if there are entries for command, ddeexec, and DropTarget. Then it will use the found method with the highest priority to pass the data (file names) to your application after starting it if necessary.
Nothing must be installed in the Explorer. You must only create the registry keys and add code to your application to handle the data (the code for basic command handling is already present). Other file browsers should do it like the Explorer.
One reason why IDropTarget was choosen is explained in the link:
Quote: This method leverages an application's existing drop target implementation (if one exists), making it easy for applications that already support drag-and-drop through an IDropTarget implementation on their top level window to map that functionality into a verb that ise presented in the explorer.
I don't think Word is still using DDE (while old versions probably used it). It will probably use IDropTarget.
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There is definitely a Tip (or even an Article) in there trying to get out.
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I'll look at IDropTarget next week. My customer found a bug this morning that is taking priority. This will be back on the front burner next week.
Thanks
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It took me a few days to get back to this, then I ran into a few dead ends before hitting on the solution to get IDropTarget to work for my application. In the end Michael Dunn's article from here on CodeProject:
was the best way forward.
However once I got IDropTarget working, I ended up discovering my original problem had to do with locking my app down to one instance. A couple of years ago when this project was still in its infancy I used PJ Naughter's CSingleInstance class () to check and see if there was an instance of the program already running and if there was, switch to that instance.
A second instance would start when I double clicked on a file associated with the program when an instance was already running. When the second instance is detected, it sends a message to the original instance to take focus and quits. PJ Naughter conveniently created a means to send the command line from the second instance to the first before quitting, so I took advantage of that and now the first instance loads the file correctly on double click.
Implementing IDropTarget in the end turned out to not be necessary, but it will be a nice feature to allow users to drag and drop files into the program.
It also expanded my understanding of COM, which I may need to understand better down the road. I need to do a lot of communication between programs as part of this project and I will need to do a lot more inter-program communication down the road.
Just thought I would post an update for future reference if someone comes across a similar problem in the future and finds this thread.
Thanks for the help!
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the ipdaddr on the connect for a Client, Is that of the Server that I am trying to connect to correct ?
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