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Re: writing a plug in for internet browsers

2-Jan-13 1:33

You can start here[^]. Also try searching in the CodeProject articles section, or using Google.

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muharrem2-Jan-13 2:07

muharrem

2-Jan-13 2:07

Thanks for your quick reply, Richard.

As far as my understanding from the link you sent, it is the way how you extend the behavior of ie browser.
It is possible to add a new toolbar to ie, for instance.
Or my understanding is not correct?

I need to write a something like an acrobat reader plug-in. See when your html page contains a pdf document, browser opens that
one in the acrobat reader plug-in. Then you can save it, zoom it, etc.

Re: writing a plug in for internet browsers

Richard MacCutchan2-Jan-13 4:20

how to convert resource only dll to hex-format *.cpp file?

2-Jan-13 4:20

muharrem wrote:
It is possible to add a new toolbar to ie, for instance.

muharrem wrote:
I need to write a something like an acrobat reader plug-in.

In both cases you need to research these subjects from he link I gave you, or use Google to search for any articles on the subject.

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Falconapollo1-Jan-13 22:57

Falconapollo

1-Jan-13 22:57

First question: Now, I have some resource-only dlls, I want to coonvert them to hex-format *.cpp file. And get resource from *.cpp file later. But, I don't know how to do that.

Second question: How can i enumerate all resources in a resource dll with FindResourceEx?

Any one can help me?

Here is the *.cpp format(sample format)?

C++

unsigned long g_XXXResourceMap[172] = 
{
    0x7725,0xa,0x0,0xd21,0x7726, 0xa,0xd21,0xf99,0x7727, 0xa,0x1cba,0xe15,0x7728, 0xa,0x2acf,0xd7f,
    0x7729,0xa,0x384e,0xcf2,0x772a, 0xa,0x4540,0xc75,0x772b, 0xa,0x51b5,0x128a,0x772c, 0xa,0x643f,0xda1,
    0x772d,0xa,0x71e0,0xf51,0x7744, 0xa,0x8131,0xda5,0x7745, 0xa,0x8ed6,0xcc2,0x7746, 0xa,0x9b98,0xe18,
};

unsigned char g_XXXResourceArray[55001] = 
{
    0x78,0x9c,0x1,0x16,0xd,0xe9,0xf2,0x89,0x50,0x4e,0x47,0xd,0xa,0x1a,0xa,
    0x0,0x0,0x0,0xd,0x49,0x48,0x44,0x52,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x18,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x18,
    0x8,0x6,0x0,0x0,0x0,0xe0,0x77,0x3d,0xf8,0x0,0x0,0x0,0x9,0x70,0x48,0x59,
    0x73,0x0,0x0,0xb,0x13,0x0,0x0,0xb,0x13,0x1,0x0,0x9a,0x9c,0x18,0x0,0x0,
};

Re: how to convert resource only dll to hex-format *.cpp file?

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-13 23:59

Re: how to convert resource only dll to hex-format *.cpp file?

1-Jan-13 23:59

There are quite a few tools[^] available to extract resources in source format for you. You can use the EnumResourceTypes function[^], and its associated functions to access them from C/C++.

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Erudite_Eric2-Jan-13 7:10

Erudite_Eric

2-Jan-13 7:10

He can just open the dll or exe in VS as a file of 'resources' type and then pull the resources out as he sees fit.

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Re: how to convert resource only dll to hex-format *.cpp file?

Richard MacCutchan2-Jan-13 7:16

For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

2-Jan-13 7:16

Thanks, I had forgotten about that option; it's not available in the Express version.

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mrt-amin1-Jan-13 8:35

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

1-Jan-13 8:35

Hi all friends.
One example of this Hdd I do not know myself until I write, I had to get help from a friend.
We use version 4.5 of the C Trbv friend please give this version of the program Hdd.
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Write a program that was on the calendar (as a number) and to write letters example shows the output for the date 17/10/1391.
Hevda home Day mahe
hezaro sisado navado yek
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Please, please, because it's a friend of my hair, the hair will explain why you do please give a brief description of each paragraph or so posts that I'm grateful I can understand and explain.

David Crow1-Jan-13 17:23

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1-Jan-13 17:23

Is this a New Year's snafu? It's all but completely incomprehensible. Thumbs Down | :thumbsdown:

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Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

mrt-amin1-Jan-13 18:29

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

1-Jan-13 18:29

Hello my dear friend

Look at the way that
When we write the input 12/12/1391
That's the answer we give to the output ==> one three nine one/one two/one two

Thank you, and thank you

David Crow2-Jan-13 4:27

David Crow

2-Jan-13 4:27

So you are simply wanting to convert numbers to text, like:

0 - zero
1 - one
2 - two
3 - three
4 - four
5 - five
6 - six
7 - seven
8 - eight
9 - nine

What part is troubling you?

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-13 22:22

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

1-Jan-13 22:22

I guess you are trying this competition[^]. It's a simple matter to create an array containing the names of the digits and the multiples of ten for each column. You then break up your number into its individual digits and use the digit as the index into your array. Why not give it some thought and try to see what you can come up with.

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mrt-amin2-Jan-13 2:41

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

2-Jan-13 2:41

Dear friend
I'm an Iranian, maybe I could ask my questions for you clearly. I am writing to you to ask you to translate Farsi perhaps easier to understand.

یه مثالی دارم وتا این حدد بلد نیستم که خودم بنویسم،مجبور شدم که از دوستان عزیز کمک بگیرم.
ما از نسخه ی 4.5 تربو سی استفاده میکنیم لذا از دوستان خواهدشمندیم که برنامه در حدد این نسخه ارائه دهند.

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برنامه ای بنویسید که تاریخ شمسی را گرفته (بصورت عددی) و به حروف بنویسید بطور مثال برای تاریخ 1391/10/17 در خروجی نشان دهد.
Hevda home Day mahe
hezaro sisado navado yek

یه راهنمایی هم کرده که سردر نیاوردم ، اینکه گفته:سال حداکثر پنج رقمی باشد%
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لطفا از دوستان خواهشمندم چون این برنامه رو مو به مو توضیح خواهیم داد بخاطر همین اگه لطف کنین در هر بند توضیح مختصری بدهید متشکر میشوم و یا اینکه طوری نوشته شود که بتونم خودم درک کنم و بتونم توضیح بدم.

Richard MacCutchan2-Jan-13 4:25

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

2-Jan-13 4:25

I am sorry but that does not translate well. Can you find someone who can translate into English on your behalf, or find a colleague who knows programming in C?

من متاسفم اما این ترجمه نه به خوبی. آیا کسی که می تواند به زبان انگلیسی از طرف شما ترجمه و یا پیدا کردن یکی از همکاران که می داند که برنامه نویسی در C را پیدا کردید؟

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mrt-amin2-Jan-13 9:54

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

2-Jan-13 9:54

Dear friend
The question is, for example, write the date 12/12/2012.
The output should be written in such
Twelve/Twelve/Two thousand twelve

And days and months and years apart would like to write letters

Thank you

Richard MacCutchan2-Jan-13 10:06

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

2-Jan-13 10:06

And I explained how to do this in my first answer. Create an array or list which contains the names of all numbers, and use the digits of the numbers to select them. Something like:

C++

char* numbers = { "one", "two", ...
int day = currentDate.day;
cout << numbers[day - 1];
// etc

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mrt-amin2-Jan-13 19:02

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

2-Jan-13 19:02

Hello dear friend
Hey, I do not know how to write
Please write if you can not bother to be benefited from your writing.

Thank you

Richard MacCutchan2-Jan-13 22:02

Re: For help solving C + + 4.5 ((a numerical calendar date letters))

2-Jan-13 22:02

I am sorry, but this site is not here to do your work for you. I have explained how this problem can be solved, but it is up to you to do the work.

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mrt-amin3-Jan-13 18:16

3-Jan-13 18:16

No one help me? Frown | :(

Empty String

john563230-Dec-12 20:27

john5632

30-Dec-12 20:27

I need to read 512 bytes from a file and convert into a string. But first few bytes (10-15) are 0x0 and when I pass this buffer to string, I am getting empty string.
Buffer is having correct 512 bytes.

CStringA szMailContent(buffer);

Please help.

Richard MacCutchan30-Dec-12 22:22

30-Dec-12 22:22

john5632 wrote:
first few bytes (10-15) are 0x0

john5632 wrote:
Buffer is having correct 512 bytes.

Both of these statements cannot be true. Either the buffer contains 512 characters or it contains something else, which may include some characters. Try showing how you read the buffer and what it contains when the read completes.

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Chris Meech31-Dec-12 1:57

Chris Meech

31-Dec-12 1:57

john5632 wrote:
But first few bytes (10-15) are 0x0

I think that is the key to your problem. The string of characters that will be placed into the szMailContent instance will consist of all characters in your buffer up until the first 0x0 is encountered. If you need your instance to be able to contain 0x0 characters, you will need to use some other class for that. Smile | :)

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David Crow31-Dec-12 5:25

David Crow

31-Dec-12 5:25

Something like:

BYTE buffer[512];
CFile file;
file.Read(buffer, sizeof(buffer));

manem21k2-Jan-13 1:26

manem21k

2-Jan-13 1:26

You can make sure like this:

CFile file;
Char tempBuf[512];
file.Read(tempBuffer, 512);