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Comments by Piraisudan (Top 9 by date)
Piraisudan
7-Dec-21 23:23pm
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@Stefan63, thank you for your prompt response and detailed explanation.
Piraisudan
7-Dec-21 10:18am
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Hi @Stefan_Lang, thank you for the input, let me check with int.
Meanwhile, could you please explain little bit more on this. I'm still couldn't understand what exactly happening.
Thanks!!!
Piraisudan
6-Dec-21 9:19am
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Hi @User-11884187Watch, thanks for the hint...
I changed from "uint8_t d[n] alignas(a)" to "alignas(a) uint8_t d[n]", it seems the warning got resolved.
Let me comeback, if anything.
Thanks!!!
Piraisudan
11-Feb-20 8:03am
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@Richard-MacCutchan Thank you for the prompt response. In my case, I need to prompt a warning message like "Balloon Tip" in the specific Edit Control box when pressing the button. How to do that?
Piraisudan
8-Aug-19 7:52am
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Hi @Rick-York, I tried using GetModuleBaseName and PathFindExtension. But the PathFindExtension function returns the same value that we passed from GetModuleBaseName function. How can I get that exact parent process image file name? What I'm missing in the below example?
Example:
if (GetModuleBaseName(hProcess, NULL, lpBaseName, MAX_PATH))
{
//
}
if (PathFindExtension(lpBaseName))
{
//
}
Piraisudan
27-Mar-19 6:55am
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Thanks, @CPillini... It worked like a charm...
Piraisudan
26-Mar-19 13:47pm
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Yes I tried. But it's working in some system and not working in some other system. What I'm missing? Or what's that reason?
Piraisudan
26-Mar-19 13:09pm
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I tried by setting "lvitem.iSubItem = 0" but it also not worked. Problem I'm facing is it worked in some system and not worked in some system.
I'm printing "lvitem.pszText", So it gives returned text.
Do you have any ideas?
Piraisudan
21-Feb-19 14:05pm
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Hi... Thanks for your answer...
Small Update, My text should be like this...
"message(hello) {message= msg.hello;}xyz('Text1','Text2', Text3());asdgfd main.send(msg);"
Your first regex matches until "'Text1','Text2', Text3(" only. Can u please provide the solution to match what I need.
Also I modified like this "(?<=cmdSubmit\().+?[^()](?=\))" but it gives exception like "regex_error(error_syntax)" in c++ std library
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