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1-Nov-07 1:07

But why two bitmaps you can use more files anyway I think my answer was incorrect you use of Bold for font.;P

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purplee8531-Oct-07 19:57

purplee85

31-Oct-07 19:57

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Re: GDIPLUS.h

Naveen31-Oct-07 20:22

Naveen

31-Oct-07 20:22

purplee85 wrote:
how i could get gdiplus.h header file?

Download the latest platform SDK.

nave

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Re: GDIPLUS.h

Hamid_RT31-Oct-07 21:02

31-Oct-07 21:02

See here[^].

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ThatsAlok1-Nov-07 0:16

ThatsAlok

1-Nov-07 0:16

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Please never delete your message.. it could be helpful for other!

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Hamid_RT1-Nov-07 1:09

How to include omnithread in my application?

1-Nov-07 1:09

Now I have a question of you why you delete your message?

ashishbhatt31-Oct-07 19:45

ashishbhatt

31-Oct-07 19:45

Hi All,
I am using VC++ win32 application in VS 2005.I have created one project as win32 and now I want to add one another project which is omnithread into same solution.I want to make it as static library.

How can I use omnithread.h,nt.h and nt.cpp files in this project.And what my project settings I have to change?Please suggest me.I tried this by reading the Readme.Win32 but I did not get success.

Can anyone test the application making new project with including other project as omnithread and use this project's classes into the ohter project in the same solution. You can download these files from the below link.

http://www.koders.com/cpp/fidB630376C86E504519D0CBF450C0AA4358CFC3915.aspx?s=omnithread.h[^]

If you get any idea or any suggetion then reply me.
Thanks in Advace.

Ashish Bhatt

Re: How to include omnithread in my application?

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer1-Nov-07 2:43

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

1-Nov-07 2:43

Hmmm, where to start.

Simple answer:
#include "omnithread.h"
And add nt.cpp to your project.

Longer answer:
If you're struggling to include a header, then threads may be overly ambitious.

Bit Longer answer:
Is there a reason you're not asking on www.koders.com where the files are from? I know that *I'm* not going to make a dummy project, download those files, work out what they're about, test it, then tell you. That's the sort of thing you PAY people for.

Iain.

chandu00431-Oct-07 18:54

chandu004

31-Oct-07 18:54

hai,
in which forum did you actually want to post this.

Hamid_RT31-Oct-07 21:03

31-Oct-07 21:03

What was question?

chandu00431-Oct-07 21:41

chandu004

31-Oct-07 21:41

hai all.
that was her question.

Hamid_RT1-Nov-07 1:20

Concatenating CString with hex value

1-Nov-07 1:20

So her question was a general question.;)

Larrson1231-Oct-07 17:26

Larrson12

31-Oct-07 17:26

Hi all,

Anybody know, please, how i can concatenate CString with hex values?

<br />
CString message = _T("Hello");<br />
unsigned char HexPrepend[] = { 0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x4 };<br />

So in memory result should be:

<br />
0102030448656C6C6F<br />

Regards,
L.

Llasus31-Oct-07 17:52

Llasus

31-Oct-07 17:52

you can use the %x to put it in the CString variable. Ex. message.Format("%x",HexPrepend[0])

chandu00431-Oct-07 19:02

chandu004

31-Oct-07 19:02

Larrson12 wrote:
So in memory result should be:

0102030448656C6C6F

thats fine,
but what memory are you referring to here.
if it is the CStrings memory, based on what Llasus has suggested, here is the clearer version.
message.Format("%02x%02x%02x%02x%s",HexPrepend[0],HexPrepend[1],HexPrepend[2],HexPrepend[3],mesage);

is that what you are exactly looking for?
Gud Luck.

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Naveen31-Oct-07 20:44

Naveen

31-Oct-07 20:44

if you change the unsigned char to simply char, the below mehod will be easy.

CString message = _T("Hello");<br />
unsigned char HexPrepend[] = { 0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x4 };<br />
CString csNewMsg( HexPrepend, 4 );// You should specify 4 here because, only 4 characters need to be copied from the HexPrepend. other wise it will try to copy the charaters untill it finds a null character.<br />
csNewMsg += message;

CString message = _T("Hello");<br />
unsigned char HexPrepend[] = { 0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x4 };<br />
TCHAR tcMsg[100];<br />
memcpy( tcMsg, HexPrepend, 4 );<br />
memcpy( tcMsg + 4, message.operator LPCTSTR(), 5 );

nave

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Larrson1231-Oct-07 23:21

Larrson12

31-Oct-07 23:21

Hi all,

First method given by Naveen.R with char only is perfect for me.

Thank you all for time.

Regards.
L.

what does GetKeyState(VK_SHIFT) & 0x8000 mean? [modified]

John R. Shaw31-Oct-07 22:46

John R. Shaw

31-Oct-07 22:46

You are joking right! No!

Well if you know the size of the array as shown then:

CString message;
message.Format("%s%x%x%x%x","Hello", HexPrepend[0], HexPrepend[1], HexPrepend[2], HexPrepend[3]);

That’s bad C++ (MS thing), but good C.

I could give u a dozen other examples, but I am not in the mood and a little research (very little) will answer your question.

INTP
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."Edsger Dijkstra

fantasy121531-Oct-07 17:25

fantasy1215

31-Oct-07 17:25

Whenever I come here to post a question or see your discussion, I click the homepage POST A QUESTION to come here, Is there any more easy way to come to the question board?
BELOW is my question too.
what does this mean?

<br />
if (GetKeyState(VK_SHIFT) & 0x8000)<br />
{<br />
}<br />

ACTUALLY 2 questions.

-- modified at 0:35 Thursday 1st November, 2007

Roger Broomfield31-Oct-07 18:58

Roger Broomfield

31-Oct-07 18:58

Well personally I have this shortcut[^] on my local homepage.

GetKeyState(...) returns a short, if the requested key is down then the high order bit is 1, so by masking the returned short with 0x8000 the result tested by if will be zero if the key is up and non-zero if the key is down ignoring all the bits which you dont care about because you only want to know if the shift key is down.

Nishad S31-Oct-07 18:59

Nishad S

31-Oct-07 18:59

fantasy1215 wrote:
if (GetKeyState(VK_SHIFT) & 0x8000)

Means the key should be kept pressed.

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fantasy121531-Oct-07 20:30

fantasy1215

31-Oct-07 20:30

Then does this code means clearly?

<br />
BOOL bShiftKeyDown = GetKeyState(VK_SHIFT) < 0;<br />
if (bShiftKeyDown)<br />
{<br />
}<br />

thx you all, I understand GetKeyState more clearly.

Nishad S31-Oct-07 20:34

Nishad S

31-Oct-07 20:34

May be...

But actually the bit is checked there. Not simply its value. You will understand it clear from MSDN documentation regarding this. See this...

Return Value

The return value specifies the status of the specified virtual key, as follows:

. If the high-order bit is 1, the key is down; otherwise, it is up.
. If the low-order bit is 1, the key is toggled. A key, such as the CAPS LOCK key, is toggled if it is turned on. The key is off and untoggled if the low-order bit is 0. A toggle key's indicator light (if any) on the keyboard will be on when the key is toggled, and off when the key is untoggled.

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