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Template names for Create( LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL ); [modified]

bosfan12-Mar-07 5:34

12-Mar-07 5:34

Hello comunity,
where to find all templatenames for this function,i search for CDialog and other dialog controls?
Or better a little sample how to use:
Create( LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL ); [modified]

thanks
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Re: Template names for Create( LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL );

Mike Dimmick12-Mar-07 6:15

Mike Dimmick

12-Mar-07 6:15

These are dialog templates in your resource files. Dialog templates, like all resources, can be identified by a number or by a name. Visual Studio generates number identifiers (defined in resource.h) unless you put double-quote marks around the identifier when using the resource editor.

It's not at all common to use string resource names. I've done it when I wanted to do some dynamic resource selection.

All the Win32 APIs dealing with resources take string (LPCTSTR) parameters. To supply a numeric ID, use the MAKEINTRESOURCE macro. Windows can tell the difference because the upper 16 bits of the 'pointer' value will always be zero for an integer resource ID, and will always be non-zero for a string resource name (since the first 64KB of the process address space is reserved and will never be used).

Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

Re: Template names for Create( LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL );

bosfan12-Mar-07 6:25

bosfan

12-Mar-07 6:25

Hello Mike,
thanks for answer!

regards
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Adding elements in multiple column inside a owner drawn list box.

Sameer_Thakur12-Mar-07 4:30

Sameer_Thakur

12-Mar-07 4:30

Hi all.

How I can add the elements in multiple column in the owner drawn list box?

Thanks

Sameer Thakur

to get all events log in the windows os

tyjjrtruy4teqye7nyue7qay12-Mar-07 4:15

tyjjrtruy4teqye7nyue7qay

12-Mar-07 4:15

hi all,
I am developing an application in which i need to track all events occured in the system(e.g. mouse click key press etc.).The application should track all such events occured in any running application or even on desktop..

Can anyonje guide me in this problem??
Any help would be appreciated..
Thanking you..
Waiting for reply..
Dhiren

Re: to get all events log in the windows os

Mark Salsbery12-Mar-07 5:24

Mark Salsbery

12-Mar-07 5:24

This should help: Hooks[^]

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Annoying VC6 Disassembly Window

[d3m0n]12-Mar-07 3:55

[d3m0n]

12-Mar-07 3:55

Hi Does anyone know of a way to completely disable the Disassembly window?
Currently when the window appears, I always press CTRL+F4 to close it, as it's completely meaningless to me.
Ideally I would like to NEVER show the Disassembly window.
Or does anyone know of a macro which could close the Disassembly window straight after it opens?

There must be a way...........

Cheers
d3m0n

Re: Annoying VC6 Disassembly Window

James R. Twine12-Mar-07 4:08

James R. Twine

12-Mar-07 4:08

And thus another example of the problem with the current state of Software Development education programs! Smile | :)

Heh - I think that the Disasm. window is one of your best friends. Nothing better than seeing exactly what your code did or is about to do.

Its best use so far was using to track down a compiler bug in an older version of the VC++ compiler that involved returning the result of a boolean operation from a function. Something like:

bool bValueA = false;
bool bValueB = true;
 
return( bValueA || bValueB )  // or maybe it was bValueA <code>&&</code> bValueB

   The compiler generated code that performed he operation, but then returned the value of one of the operands instead of the result of the operation.

   I know I could not do it it without that window handy...

   Peace!

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Re: Annoying VC6 Disassembly Window

[d3m0n]12-Mar-07 4:38

[d3m0n]

12-Mar-07 4:38

> Heh - I think that the Disasm. window is one of your best friends
Nope, it really isn't. Smile | :)

If you know how to use the Disassembly, it can be very powerful, but the source files, call stack and quickwatch is all I need. I just don't ever use the Disassembly and for me it's just annoying.

Please someone tell me how to make it go away!!

Cheers
d3m0n

Re: Annoying VC6 Disassembly Window

BadKarma12-Mar-07 4:08

BadKarma

12-Mar-07 4:08

This is strange I have never seen that the disassembly view keeps coming up, when its closed from the user. It normally only shows when you debug into a line of code that doesn't contain any debug info, like debugging into 3th party libraries. If thats the case you should step over instead of step into.

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Re: Annoying VC6 Disassembly Window

[d3m0n]12-Mar-07 5:31

[d3m0n]

12-Mar-07 5:31

It also comes up when the "User breakpoint called from code at 0x..." dialog appears. I use 3rd party libs without the source, and so if you get an assertion in that code, the Disassembly window shows its ugly head again.

I even tried to undock the Disassembly window and make it really small and just off my screen - this worked for a while but then for some reason it maximized again. Gah. Dead | X|

Cheers
d3m0n

Image Digitalizing

hoa_nguyen12-Mar-07 3:41

hoa_nguyen

12-Mar-07 3:41

Excuse me, if anybody has source code and document about Image Digitalizing then take them to me, please

Re: Image Digitalizing

Christian Graus12-Mar-07 5:10

Christian Graus

12-Mar-07 5:10

Oh, I see, you're cross posting the site. do you want C++, or C++/CLI ? Which ever you want, post there only, please.

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Re: Image Digitalizing

hoa_nguyen18-Mar-07 5:18

hoa_nguyen

18-Mar-07 5:18

sorry, because I think VC++ or C# is same, so I don't known that project has to make by anything Sniff | :^)

Button Move

spb_8112-Mar-07 3:35

spb_81

12-Mar-07 3:35

hi everyone
In my application I want to move the button using mouse move with in the Rectangle and get the (x,y)positions.

could anyone help me out

Looking forward your reply

with regards

spb

Re: Button Move

vibindia12-Mar-07 4:10

vibindia

12-Mar-07 4:10

Hi

void CSplashView::OnMouseMove(UINT nFlags, CPoint point)
{
// TODO: Add your message handler code here and/or call default
CRect rect(.....);
Rect.PtInRect(point)
CView::OnMouseMove(nFlags, point);
}

U can get the mouse point in point argument of OnMouseMove() handler.
PtInRect() helps to know,is the point is inside the rect.
Check the description of the function in MSDN for more detail.

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screen resolution

deeps_cute12-Mar-07 3:34

deeps_cute

12-Mar-07 3:34

hi i have to vary the image according to the screen resolution. how to do this

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Re: screen resolution

vibindia12-Mar-07 3:58

vibindia

12-Mar-07 3:58

Hi
DEVMODE ESimSetDM;
EnumDisplaySettings (NULL, ENUM_CURRENT_SETTINGS, &ESimSetDM);
if( (ESimSetDM.dmPelsWidth != 800) || ( ESimSetDM.dmPelsHeight != 600))
{
ESimSetDM.dmPelsWidth = 800;
ESimSetDM.dmPelsHeight = 600;
ChangeDisplaySettings( &ESimSetDM,CDS_UPDATEREGISTRY );
}

Above code will help u to get the resolution.
THis code will always keep the resolution as 800*600

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VIBIN

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Re: screen resolution

David Crow12-Mar-07 4:19

David Crow

12-Mar-07 4:19

deeps_cute wrote:
hi i have to vary the image...

What image?

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Re: screen resolution gif

deeps_cute12-Mar-07 4:31

deeps_cute

12-Mar-07 4:31

its a gif image.

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Re: screen resolution gif

Rajesh R Subramanian12-Mar-07 19:44

Rajesh R Subramanian

12-Mar-07 19:44

deeps_cute wrote:
its a gif image.

Where is it? On the desktop? Hung up on your wall? On your dialog? At imageshack?

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ModalLess Message Box

vibindia12-Mar-07 3:15

vibindia

12-Mar-07 3:15

hi all

Can a modaless messagebox can be created in MFC,
IF yes than how. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: ModalLess Message Box

Maximilien12-Mar-07 3:27

Maximilien

12-Mar-07 3:27

yes.

how[^]

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Re: ModalLess Message Box

vibindia12-Mar-07 3:51

vibindia

12-Mar-07 3:51

hi
That code creates Modalless Dilog box.
But i want to know,Is it possible to make

1)AfxMessageBox(....)
or
2)MessageBox(...)

as Modalless.
This is an question that i faced in interview
WTF | :WTF:

VIBIN

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Re: Modeless Messagebox()

David Crow12-Mar-07 4:24

David Crow

12-Mar-07 4:24

Have you tried:

CDialog *pDialog;
pDialog = new CDialog();
pDialog->MessageBox("A", "B", MB_OK);

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