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Re: Splitting an Integer into 4 Bytes grigsoft9-Apr-04 21:46 grigsoft 9-Apr-04 21:46  I will add this one: int i=12345; BYTE* ab = (BYTE*)&i; // use ab[0-3] Igor Green http://www.grigsoft.com/ - files and folders comparison tools Re: Splitting an Integer into 4 Bytes Prakash Nadar9-Apr-04 22:00 Prakash Nadar 9-Apr-04 22:00  assume i is 2 bytes for simplicity. int i = 0x1234; byte c1,c2, then according to your logic, the output would be like this. c1 = 0x34; and c2 = 0x12; which is wrong.This is because the way it is stored in the memory. and if you consider for 32bit integer value, the error would just double. and according to PJ c1 = 0x12; & c2 = 0x34; here the output is correct, hope you got the picture now. Running my application when Windows starts Anonymous9-Apr-04 10:56 Anonymous 9-Apr-04 10:56  Where should I place my exe so that it starts running when Windows starts Re: Running my application when Windows starts Brian Olej9-Apr-04 11:09 Brian Olej 9-Apr-04 11:09  With Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\You User Name\Start Menu\Programs\Startup Signature under construction. Re: Running my application when Windows starts toxcct9-Apr-04 11:14 toxcct 9-Apr-04 11:14  that depends on the language windows is running... for the french version, copy you exe into C:\Documents and Settings\"your user name"\Démarrer\Programmes\Démarrage there should have a way to get this folder directly... TOXCCT >>> GEII power Re: Running my application when Windows starts Prakash Nadar9-Apr-04 15:18 Prakash Nadar 9-Apr-04 15:18  SHGetSpecialFolderLocation(..) with csidl CSIDL_DESKTOP MSN Messenger. prakashnadar@msn.com "If history isn't good, just burn it." - Sidhuism. Re: Running my application when Windows starts 2249179-Apr-04 19:04 224917 9-Apr-04 19:04  All these starts only when user logs in. another way is to place exe path in HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run or HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run greatest thing is to do wot others think you cant suhredayan@omniquad.com messenger :suhredayan@hotmail.com Re: Running my application when Windows starts Renjith Ramachandran9-Apr-04 19:38 Renjith Ramachandran 9-Apr-04 19:38  the simplest method is under the registry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run create a String type key and put full path of your exe like c:\YourFolder\YourExe.exe I want to change Myself..Can u help me? Re: Running my application when Windows starts Anonymous10-Apr-04 0:01 Anonymous 10-Apr-04 0:01  By placing my exe in the given path, its not activated when Windows starts up Re: Running my application when Windows starts Anonymous10-Apr-04 0:02 Anonymous 10-Apr-04 0:02  By placing my exe in the following path(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run), the exe does not starts running automaticaly when Windows starts up Re: Running my application when Windows starts Renjith Ramachandran10-Apr-04 0:44 Renjith Ramachandran 10-Apr-04 0:44  please once more verify the path you given in registry. that will work.. I want to change Myself..Can u help me? Right Solution from right person only ThatsAlok10-Apr-04 0:58 ThatsAlok 10-Apr-04 0:58  Helloo i think every body told you the registry value but how implement is still i think any body told so here it is-> CRegKey a; a.Create(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,"SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run"); a.SetValue("you project path","your project name"); a.Close(); Got it i think Alok Gupta visit me at http://alok.stormpages.com Re: Right Solution from right person only toxcct10-Apr-04 1:20 toxcct 10-Apr-04 1:20  and where should we write such code ??? in the main ? and what does that topic mean ? you 'think u'r god ???? TOXCCT >>> GEII power Re: Right Solution from right person only Renjith Ramachandran10-Apr-04 2:45 Renjith Ramachandran 10-Apr-04 2:45  his problem is not in creating the registry value, it can be created by manually or by program, the PROBLEM is that didnt work in his computer..!!!!!!!! I want to change Myself..Can u help me? PreProcessor defines The Bowman9-Apr-04 10:40 The Bowman 9-Apr-04 10:40  Does anyone know of a way to discover all of the preprocessor defines that are set before and during the VC++ compilation of a module? I just want to know the results after plowing through a morass of headers. GNU CPP has such an output. Does VC++? Thanks. Chas L. Re: PreProcessor defines Michael Dunn9-Apr-04 14:56 Michael Dunn 9-Apr-04 14:56  The closest thing I know of is compiling with /P or /EP to see the preprocessor output --Mike-- Personal stuff:: Ericahist | Homepage Shareware stuff:: 1ClickPicGrabber | RightClick-Encrypt CP stuff:: CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | C++ Forum FAQ ---- "That probably would've sounded more commanding if I wasn't wearing my yummy sushi pajamas."   -- Buffy Re: PreProcessor defines The Bowman9-Apr-04 15:11 The Bowman 9-Apr-04 15:11  Thanks, but as you know that gives me the result, not the cause of the emitted code. I figured out I can use the GNU cpp.exe to get most of the info I want. Just need to get at all the built-in MSC defines. There is a list of them in the compiler docs, but it seems to be a small number of them... Thanks again. Chas L ftp .... Shay Harel9-Apr-04 9:37 Shay Harel 9-Apr-04 9:37  Hi, Is there a set of commands that deals programatically with FTP ? My "WishList" will be something like: Handle h=OpenConnection (Hostname, Username, passwrod); h->Send... s->receive... Anything like that ? Shay Re: ftp .... Prakash Nadar9-Apr-04 9:42 Prakash Nadar 9-Apr-04 9:42  Are you looking for CFtpConnection MSN Messenger. prakashnadar@msn.com "If history isn't good, just burn it." - Sidhuism. Re: ftp .... Shay Harel9-Apr-04 9:47 Shay Harel 9-Apr-04 9:47  OK, we are getting there..... Can you give me a small example of how CFtpConnection will connect to a host named ABCD with user XX and password YY ? Thans a lot Shay Re: ftp .... Prakash Nadar9-Apr-04 15:14 Prakash Nadar 9-Apr-04 15:14  Click[^] MSN Messenger. prakashnadar@msn.com "If history isn't good, just burn it." - Sidhuism. Static library and dialog box Liobsynde9-Apr-04 9:00 Liobsynde 9-Apr-04 9:00  Hi, I'm a relative newcomer to the MFC world with a question on static library and dialog boxes. I have two projects, MIM and MCB, MCB is also used to create a static library MCB_Library. MIM links into the MCB_Library and calls several methods which are used for data processing. One of the methods called is supposed to create a dialog box for user input. When executing the code, the doModal routine is called, but the dialog box doesn't appear. Is there a way to use modal dialogs across two projects or does the MCB project have to create a modeless dialog box for use by MIM ? If I'm not clear, I apologize in advance, and will try to fill in more. Thank you. liobsynde --Wish I had something great to say here, but the good ones have already been taken... Re: Static library and dialog box Prakash Nadar9-Apr-04 9:11 Prakash Nadar 9-Apr-04 9:11  has the dialog resource properly linked to the exe ? MSN Messenger. prakashnadar@msn.com "If history isn't good, just burn it." - Sidhuism. Re: Static library and dialog box Liobsynde9-Apr-04 9:28 Liobsynde 9-Apr-04 9:28  There are two projects each with their own resources (MIM.rc and MCB.rc) In the MCB_Library there is a MCB.res file. how do I ensure that this is properly linked to the MIM executable ? Thank you for being patient with a MFC newbie... liobsynde Re: Static library and dialog box Prakash Nadar9-Apr-04 9:41 Prakash Nadar 9-Apr-04 9:41  i am not sure this will work or not, but can you try providing the .res file in the link tab of project settings ? MSN Messenger. prakashnadar@msn.com "If history isn't good, just burn it." - Sidhuism.

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