Re: Search through the registry and delete - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Phil Iott14-Jan-02 9:23

14-Jan-02 9:23

I am working on an addin for VS and I am having trouble debugging it. Since the addin runs from within VS, I am choosing MSDEV.EXE as my executeable for the debugging session, but of course it doesn't have any debug info. It won't stop on my breakpoints or anything. Has anyone done this or have any ideas? Thanks.

Re: Debugging an Addin in Visual Studio?

Derek Waters14-Jan-02 11:16

Derek Waters

14-Jan-02 11:16

I haven't tried this with an addin, but it works for a service. Add a call to DebugBreak() to your code where you want the breakpoint, then build it. Start MSDEV, and locate the process in Task Manager. Right-click it, select Debug and attach the debugger. Now, when you execute the code with the DebugBreak, you'll get an error message. You should be able to open the Stack Window, find your code and place breakpoints whereever you like.

Hope this helps.

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derek@lj-oz.com

Problem with GetThemeColor()

Anders Molin14-Jan-02 9:06

Anders Molin

14-Jan-02 9:06

Hi,

I have tried to get the GetThemeColor() function to work.

I have the latest Platform SDK, and I'm running Win XP Prof, but I _can't_ get it to work.

All I want is the different colors for different controls under the current color theme.

Anyone have had any success with GetThemeColor()?

Or maybe a sample that works...

My main problem is that it looks like the values for the "iPropId" parameter not is defined anywhere. Confused | :confused:

- Anders

Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

Re: Problem with GetThemeColor()

Brad Bruce14-Jan-02 9:39

Brad Bruce

14-Jan-02 9:39

If all you want is for the current theme use GetSysColor(...)

Brad

Re: Problem with GetThemeColor()

Anders Molin14-Jan-02 10:38

Anders Molin

14-Jan-02 10:38

I know about GetSysColor(), and have used it a lot. But, there's a lot of colors in WinXP that you can't get, the values of, using GetSysColor...

- Anders

Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

Search through the registry and delete

Derek Smigelski14-Jan-02 9:02

Derek Smigelski

14-Jan-02 9:02

I need a way to search through the registry and delete all occurances of a string from the registry. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Derek Smigelski

Re: Search through the registry and delete

Christian Graus14-Jan-02 10:20

Christian Graus

14-Jan-02 10:20

This is not hard, there are several API calls that allow you to enumerate registry keys/values, which could be done recursively.

I'd be debugging on a spare machine though, sounds like a program that could easily bring your machine a beggin' to it's knees.....

Christian

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Re: Search through the registry and delete

Derek Smigelski15-Jan-02 3:58

Derek Smigelski

15-Jan-02 3:58

Not sure search the entire registry recursively and remove a string whenever it is found. What is the best way to do this?

Derek

Re: Search through the registry and delete

Christian Graus15-Jan-02 10:15

Christian Graus

15-Jan-02 10:15

If you search for registry sample in MSDN you'll find an example, but you can use RegEnumKey to enumerate the keys, and the RegEnumValue to step through the strings under a key.

Christian

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what api will allow me to 'spy' on internet objects

SAK14-Jan-02 6:38

SAK

14-Jan-02 6:38

I need to write a spy utility to spy on objects in Internet Explorer. Can you offer any help/guidance.

Thank you,

SAK

CPU performance

Avneesh Bhatnagar14-Jan-02 6:27

Avneesh Bhatnagar

14-Jan-02 6:27

Hi!

Can some one tell me how to get the CPU utilization for a process under Windows 2000? I am trying to get this information through my code, so examples of instrumenting the performance monitor might not help.

thanks!

avneesh

ADO Data control!

Mazdak14-Jan-02 4:48

Mazdak

14-Jan-02 4:48

I want to write componemt to connect to "Microsoft ADO Data control"
How can I make connection to it and get Recorsets?

Thanks

Re: ADO Data control!

Carlos Antollini14-Jan-02 5:10

Carlos Antollini

14-Jan-02 5:10

here or Here you can find samples...

Regrards
Carlos Antollini.
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Is this realy possible?

Rickard Andersson²⁰14-Jan-02 4:44

Rickard Andersson²⁰

14-Jan-02 4:44

Is it possible to make a gorillaserver.com name instead of the IP on a Win98 system?

I have a CLient/Server app and I don't want to type in a IP every time, a name instead of numbers is much more funnier!!!

IS IT POSSIBLE

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Re: Is this realy possible?

Joaquín M López Muñoz14-Jan-02 6:09

Joaquín M López Muñoz

14-Jan-02 6:09

IS IT POSSIBLE

It is. The function to use is gethostbyname, which returns the IP address corresponding to a symbolic name. Of course, the success of this function depends on the resolution mechanism available (DNS most of the times).

Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo

Re: Is this realy possible?

Rickard Andersson²⁰14-Jan-02 9:47

Rickard Andersson²⁰

14-Jan-02 9:47

But how will I do that with that function??
You said something

Joaquín M López Muñoz wrote:
Of course, the success of this function depends on the resolution mechanism available (DNS most of the times).

What do you mean... can you tell me in big steps how to go through this!?

YES YOU CAN!!

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Re: Is this realy possible?

Joaquín M López Muñoz14-Jan-02 11:03

Joaquín M López Muñoz

14-Jan-02 11:03

OK... So if you're writting a client/server app, then you surely must be using Winsock under some form or another, aren't you? If you are not, then you have to initialize Winsock, as gethostbyname is a function within this library. See the Winsock Programmer's FAQ for details.
Now that you have WInsock properly initialized, all you have to do is call gethostbyname with the name of the server you want to resolve and extract the IP address from the return data. Something like this: (Warning: this has not even been compiled, typos expected)

CString strAddr; // where we'll store the IP
struct hostent *phe = gethostbyname(lpszServerName);
if(!phe||!phe->h_addr_list[0]){
  // gethotsbyname couldn't resolve the name
}
else{
  struct in_addr addr;
  memcpy(&addr,phe->h_addr_list[0],sizeof(addr));
  strAddr=inet_ntoa(addr);
}

Hope this helps.

Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo

MFC hWnd pointers

Steve Severance14-Jan-02 3:37

Steve Severance

14-Jan-02 3:37

I am new to MFC and I have couple questions about how it handles its hWnds. I have a formview that is the only view in my app. A store a pointer to it in the FrameWnd class. Whenever I try to call controls on the form from other parts of the application it crashes. Why is this and what is the best way to access a form controls from other parts of the app?

Re: MFC hWnd pointers

Jon Hulatt14-Jan-02 5:34

Jon Hulatt

14-Jan-02 5:34

post your code! for where you store the pointer, and the bits where you try and access it and it crashes.

Its impossible for people to help you if you don't post your code. and remember to enclose it in html style <PRE> ... </PRE> tags!

Sorry to dissapoint you all with my lack of a witty or poignant signature.

Re: MFC hWnd pointers

Steve Severance15-Jan-02 8:54

Steve Severance

15-Jan-02 8:54

Sorry.

I have a form that was created in the form editor. It has an edit control IDC_EDIT_LOG.

then I have

class MyClass
{
    void func();
};

func is

void MyClass::func()
{
CEdit *edit = (CEdit *)GetDlgItem(IDC_EDIT_LOG);
edit->SetWindowText(_T("Some Text"));
}

this code asserts and produces an access violation.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Steve

Re: MFC hWnd pointers

Jon Hulatt15-Jan-02 22:05

Jon Hulatt

15-Jan-02 22:05

If that asserts, look at the assert. If you hit "debug", then a comment in the MFC source code near the assert will normally give you more clues.

However, the most likely problem is that your CEdit *edit; is not a pointer to a created edit control. This could be for a couple of reasons....

1. is class MyClass a class representing your form (CDialog or CFormView), assigned to your dialog resource in classwizard??? If it's not, then GetDlgItem will be returned something wrong.

2. Are you sure that the edit control is created before myfunc gets called? what calls myfunc? if you're calling it in some of the form startup procedures, it would not be a good idea to use it before OnInitialUpdate().

If those pointers don't help, post your entire (proper) class definition.

Sorry to dissapoint you all with my lack of a witty or poignant signature.

Re: MFC hWnd pointers

Nish Nishant15-Jan-02 22:30

Nish Nishant

15-Jan-02 22:30

What is MyClass derived from?

Nish

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Message handling/command routing

Fredrik Skog14-Jan-02 3:08

Fredrik Skog

14-Jan-02 3:08

E.g. I have a toolbar to which I can add buttons. Each button has a menu with two menu items: "Configure" and "Remove". The menu is displayed when the right mouse button is clicked on the button.
The menu is a child of the toolbar, thus having the message routing taken care of in the toolbar.

The question is, how can I tell which button the menu was invoked on, in order to know which button to remove when the user selects "Remove"? Is my design all wrong or what?
I am going (more) insane over this...

Cheers,

/Fredrik

Sonork ID: 100.11430:PhatBoy

Re: Message handling/command routing

Joaquín M López Muñoz14-Jan-02 3:18

Joaquín M López Muñoz

14-Jan-02 3:18

I'm not 100% sure about this, but maybe GetFocus on the command handler will do...

Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo

Re: Message handling/command routing

Joaquín M López Muñoz14-Jan-02 3:28

Joaquín M López Muñoz

14-Jan-02 3:28

FOrget about my first reply (it won't work). Best way is to store on some well known variable a pointer to the button that last issued the popmenu.

Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo

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