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I'm trying to switch between multiple views within my application of which 2 are splitter views. Everything compiles fine and when I execute the application, the code I have for switching views seems to work just fine until I try clicking on any of the panes within either of the splitter views.
Once I click anywhere within a pane of the splitter view and then switch to another view and then back to the splitter view I had just clicked in, the pane within the splitter view goes blank upon returning to that particular view. Furthermore, if at this point I try to minimize or maximize my application, it will crash.
Any suggestions on what to investigate or links to any articles on how to deal with switching between views that contain splitter windows would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for any help!
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Hello EveryOne,
Is there any Useful Link About Making and Using a
Dll?
Please a Simple Example(I am Beginner),
USING ONLY A DLL AND NOT ANY OTHER FILES.
Best Wishes,
Thanks.
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Hi
I have developed one DCOM application, in which I use LogonUser() function to make user login. Then from the handle which I receive from LogonUser() I pass it to ImpersonateLogOnUser() to impersonate the logged on user. And after this I want to list all directory and files that a user has privileges to access.
This works exactly; fine in consolebase (Win32 Console Applicataion) application. But when I put the same code in my DCOM file (which I made using simple ATL COM EXE). It doesn't works as I expected.
Can any one help me or any other idea to impersonate the logged on user..?
Pls it's really important ....
Amarelia
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I've got this file called myReloader.exe I'm trying to call.
ShellExecute(NULL,"open","myReloader.exe",NULL,NULL,SW_SHOWNORMAL);
will not work.
I've also tried
CStdioFile file;<br />
if (!file.Open("myReloader.exe",CFile::modeRead))<br />
{<br />
MessageBox("Could not find file myReloader.exe");<br />
OnOK();<br />
}<br />
else<br />
{<br />
ShellExecute(NULL,"open",file.GetFilePath(),NULL,NULL,SW_SHOWNORMAL);<br />
}<br />
file.Close();
But none of them works.
Any ideas why?
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I've figured out what does not work, but I have no idea how to fix that.
GetLastError() with CreateProcess gives a 32 error "File in use", even thought it's not, I tried rebooting and it still does not work.
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i think the problem is on flag "open". u r trying to run a file that u'd already opened in the same process.
u can play with ShellExecuteEx. but i strongly recommend u to use CreateProcess(...). its never let me down.
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Hi.
This is my first time using anything to do with Matlab, so I apologize if this is a stupid question, but I would really appreciate any suggestions:
I am trying to incorporate a Matlab-created dll into some VC++ code (either VS6.0 or VS.Net – right now neither works). I can get the code to compile, but when I call a Matlab function
mxArray* pArray = mxCreateDoubleMatrix(nRows, nColumns, mxREAL);
I get the following errors:
VC6.0
Shuts the executable down without any error
VC++.Net
“An unhandled exception of type 'System.IO.FileNotFoundException' occurred in system.windows.forms.dll
Additional information: File or assembly name ________, or one of its dependencies, was not found.”
I do not have Matlab installed on my computer, but I have compiled and ran these programs on a computer that does with exactly the same results.
Does this sound familiar to anyone? I have seen references to a Matlab Add-In for Visual Studio – do I need to install this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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I have no idea what happened, if I did it, or how to fix it. All of a sudden, when I began to run my program using ctrl f5, the program will build and then I will get a dialog box with an ICONSTOP and the title "Microsoft Development Environment" and it has the text "Unable to start debugging. The Machine Debug Manager is disabled". It doesn't run the program!!!
Well how in the world do I enable it again???
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http://www.zachcalvert.com
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The Machine Debug Manager is a service that is running on your computer. It must be enabled and running in order for debugging to work.
To re-enable it (in Windows XP), right-click on My Computer and choose 'Manage'. In Computer Management, expand the 'Services and Applications' node, then click on 'Services'. (An alternatice to this is to use Start->Run and type 'services.msc' on the execution line)
From the list of services, browse until you find 'Machine Debug Manager'. Right-click, choose 'Properties', and set the Startup type to 'Automatic'. Then click Ok, and right-click on the service name again. This time, choose 'Start'.
Now the service is running and is automatically started when your machine boots up. The debugging should work again.
-Antti Keskinen
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The definition of impossible is strictly dependant
on what we think is possible.
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Is there a macro to declare a variable as intentionally unreferenced? Something like:
int nDontCare = foo();
UNREFERENCED_VAR (nDontCare)
I prefer not to take the cheesy approach, eg: VERIFY (nDontCare == nDontCare).
/ravi
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why declare a variable if you don't intend to use it ?
you could do something like :
(void) foo();
or simply :
foo();
Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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True, there are several alternatives. But I may intend to use the result at a later point in time and was wondering if there was a standard way of marking the return value as unused.
/ravi
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Does UNUSED() (defined in Afx.h) do the trick?
"You're obviously a superstar." - Christian Graus about me - 12 Feb '03
"Obviously ??? You're definitely a superstar!!!" mYkel - 21 Jun '04
Within you lies the power for good - Use it!
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Gak! It seems to be defined for release builds only. How vexing. 
/ravi
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I'm using a HTML dialog and I want to be able to hit one button, HTML or regular, and have it call C++ code and open a web site in the dialog box. I can currently make a HTML button either call the website or run the C++ code.
I think that I would rather have a regular dialog button, so it doesn't dissappear when the website is pulled up. Any help with the call to open a web site with VC++.net code would be great. I'm running Visual Studio.net Pro.
J Guds
Masters Student
Kansas University
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Currently I'm developing an application with "command window", which consists of two edit boxes: for user input and program output.
As I've been using WIndows 98...Me...2000 everything was all right. But recently I've moved to Win XP, and found out that it's impossible to rpint anything in output window.
I'm using SetWindowText() for output.
Any ideas?
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Window handle of output window is valid on the moment u try to settext here?
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Yes, it's valid.
Moreover, there're some kind of output: a line of several blanks appears instead of my text.
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hm. first heraing about it. what kind of text r u triing to set?
maybe regional settings?
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Is there a way to tell if a process was stated by user who telnetted into the PC?? Thanks.
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Anonymous wrote:
Is there a way to tell if a process was stated by user who telnetted into the PC??
Do you mean if they connected through Windows Terminal Services? If so, have a look at WTSEnumerateProcesses().
Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"
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