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Office XP Menus 15-Jul-01 11:18 15-Jul-01 11:18  It's a long time I was last on codeproject.com, therefore i'm not up-to-date I'd like to know whether someone already programmed menus that look like the one's in Office XP. I didn't find any resources on this side. Thanks in advance Re: Office XP Menus Ben Burnett15-Jul-01 13:07 Ben Burnett 15-Jul-01 13:07  Its not free, but the BCGControlBar library does a good job of them. -Ben --------- On the topic of code with no error handling -- It's not poor coding, it's "optimistic" Re: Office XP Menus James Millson15-Jul-01 13:28 James Millson 15-Jul-01 13:28  Its not free It depends on the type of project you'll be working on. If it will be freeware then the license is free, otherwise it will cost you. Please help with Menu Capture, thank you. JavaTony15-Jul-01 10:26 JavaTony 15-Jul-01 10:26  Hi, I am trying the following code to enumerate child windows of Start Menu. However, it doesn't seem to work. Could you take a look and tell me what I did wrong or is there another way to do it. Thank you very much. RECT rcMenu; BOOL CaptureMenuToClipboard(BOOL fIncMouseCursor, BOOL fIncMenuBar) { /*BOOL bSuccess = FALSE; POINT ptStartMenu; ptStartMenu.x = 1; ptStartMenu.y = 1; HWND hStartMenu; HWND hShellTrayWindow = FindWindow("Shell_TrayWnd", NULL); hStartMenu = ChildWindowFromPoint(hShellTrayWindow, ptStartMenu); if (EnumChildWindows(hStartMenu, (WNDENUMPROC)EnumChildProc, NULL)) bSuccess = TRUE; if (bSuccess) { if (!CopyScreenToClipboard(NULL, &rcMenu, fIncMouseCursor)) bSuccess = FALSE; } return bSuccess;*/ } BOOL CALLBACK EnumChildProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam) { BOOL bFlag = FALSE; if (GetWindowRect(hwnd, &rcMenu)) bFlag = TRUE; return bFlag; } Re: Please help with Menu Capture, thank you. Ben Burnett15-Jul-01 14:02 Ben Burnett 15-Jul-01 14:02  What do you mean by "enumerate child windows of Start Menu"? the start menu button does not have any child windows, unless you mean the menu, but it will not exist until you depress the start menu button(though its probably cached somewhere). -Ben --------- On the topic of code with no error handling -- It's not poor coding, it's "optimistic" Please help with Menu Capture, thank you. JavaTony15-Jul-01 10:25 JavaTony 15-Jul-01 10:25  Hi, I am trying the following code to enumerate child windows of Start Menu. However, it doesn't seem to work. Could you take a look and tell me what I did wrong or is there another way to do it. Thank you very much. RECT rcMenu; BOOL CaptureMenuToClipboard(BOOL fIncMouseCursor, BOOL fIncMenuBar) { /*BOOL bSuccess = FALSE; POINT ptStartMenu; ptStartMenu.x = 1; ptStartMenu.y = 1; HWND hStartMenu; HWND hShellTrayWindow = FindWindow("Shell_TrayWnd", NULL); hStartMenu = ChildWindowFromPoint(hShellTrayWindow, ptStartMenu); if (EnumChildWindows(hStartMenu, (WNDENUMPROC)EnumChildProc, NULL)) bSuccess = TRUE; if (bSuccess) { if (!CopyScreenToClipboard(NULL, &rcMenu, fIncMouseCursor)) bSuccess = FALSE; } return bSuccess;*/ } BOOL CALLBACK EnumThreadWndProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam) { BOOL bFlag = FALSE; if (GetWindowRect(hwnd, &rcMenu)) bFlag = TRUE; return bFlag; } Please help with AutoScroll for Screen Capture JavaTony15-Jul-01 10:15 JavaTony 15-Jul-01 10:15  Does anyone have any suggestion, tips, or code snippets on how to do a AutoScroll(automatically scrolling the scroll bar to capture entire client area content) Screen Capture on Client Area Window? Thank you very much. Please help with Menu Capture, thank you. JavaTony15-Jul-01 10:07 JavaTony 15-Jul-01 10:07  Hi there, I am able to capture pop-up menu using this code. HWND hPopupMenu = FindWindow("#32768",NULL); if (hPopupMenu && IsWindowVisible(hPopupMenu)) GetWindowRect(hPopupMenu, &rcMenu); This doesn't work for Microsoft Office Products and Windows Explore 'cause their menus are not standard menu. For instance, Microsoft Word. I am trying this. I used Spy++ to find out the class name and window caption for the menu bar. I tried FindWindow("MsoCommandBar", "Menu Bar") on Microsoft Word. It doesn't work at all. Could someone give me some pointers how to capture pop-up windows from Microsoft Office Products and Windows Explorer. Thank you very much. Will EnumChildWindows or EnumThreadWindows API functions help for this case? If so, could you gimme some tips. Thank you again. Re: Please help with Menu Capture, thank you. Dever14-Oct-01 9:13 Dever 14-Oct-01 9:13  whose class name should be "MsoCommandBarPopup" MIDL unsigned types Angel_Tsankov15-Jul-01 9:16 Angel_Tsankov 15-Jul-01 9:16  Can anyone tell me why the MIDL compiler expands boolean and wchar_t types to char and short in type libraries instead of unsigned char and unsigned short as they are declared? Strange Exception... Anders Molin15-Jul-01 7:40 Anders Molin 15-Jul-01 7:40  In an application I'm working on I just got a messagebox with the following: <br /> The exception Breakpoint<br /> A breakpoint has been reached<br /> (0x80000003) occured in the application at location...<br /> "The exception Breakpoint"??? I have never seen that one before, anyone knows what that is? Behind that messagebox, another one pops up saying: Debug Assertion Failed in dbgheap.c Expression: -pFirstBlock == pOldBlock Well, the last one I can understand, but again, anyone out there that knows woth the first one meens? The funny thing is that when it's running under the debugger it never happens, but when I run the debug version, this happens. - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" Re: Strange Exception... Michael Dunn15-Jul-01 9:46 Michael Dunn 15-Jul-01 9:46  The code asserted; that exception was caused by an int 3. That also explains why it only happens in the debug build. --Mike-- http://home.inreach.com/mdunn/ Sometimes, arming yourself with a big pointy stake just won't do you any good. Re: Strange Exception... Anders Molin15-Jul-01 9:59 Anders Molin 15-Jul-01 9:59  It also happens in the release version. But why don't it happend under the debugger. I have also tried with Purify NT, and it finds nothing... - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" Re: Strange Exception... Michael Dunn15-Jul-01 10:11 Michael Dunn 15-Jul-01 10:11  hmm, well there's still an int 3 in there somewhere that's getting hit. VC must be handling the exception itself - watch the Debug window and see if it shows any first-chance exceptions. You can make VC break when it gets that exception. Start the app under the debugger, click Debug->Exceptions. Add a new handler - Number=800000003, Name=Breakpoint, Action=Stop Always --Mike-- http://home.inreach.com/mdunn/ Sometimes, arming yourself with a big pointy stake just won't do you any good. Re: Strange Exception... Anders Molin15-Jul-01 10:16 Anders Molin 15-Jul-01 10:16  Thanks Mike, I'll try that. This one have really bugged me for a couple of days now - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" Problem solved :-) Anders Molin16-Jul-01 12:26 Anders Molin 16-Jul-01 12:26  I just found the bug. It was a really stupid one I'm using several threads, but was linking to the singlethreaded lib's... Anyway, thanks for your help - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" Re: Strange Exception... Tim Deveaux15-Jul-01 12:39 Tim Deveaux 15-Jul-01 12:39  Anders Are linking the debug build with any release libraries? Possibly a third party lib for which you only have the release version? Re: Strange Exception... Anders Molin15-Jul-01 22:30 Anders Molin 15-Jul-01 22:30  nope, right now the app. only uses windows.h, winsock2.h and tchar.h It's still in the very erly start of my project, it's only 1.800 lines code right now... - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" Re: Strange Exception... Masaaki Onishi15-Jul-01 13:11 Masaaki Onishi 15-Jul-01 13:11  Hello, the codeguru around the world. I don't think that the debugger is the powerful tool to check the error of the heap memory allocation in VC++. You had better check the code if you use the heap allocation function like alloc by the right library or on the version of Windows OS. Have a nice day! -Masaaki Onishi- Re: Strange Exception... Anders Molin15-Jul-01 22:32 Anders Molin 15-Jul-01 22:32  That's why I also tried running it under Purify NT, but it finds nothing... - Anders - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" ADO error in release build 15-Jul-01 6:29 15-Jul-01 6:29  Hello ! I have a problem with compiling my ADO connection as release build I will get this message as follows (in release build): error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: void __thiscall CDbAdoDoc::GenerateError(long,unsigned short *)" (?GenerateError@CDbAdoDoc@@QAEXJPAG@Z) DbAdoView.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: class CCustomRs * __thiscall CDbAdoDoc::GetRecSet(void)" (?GetRecSet@CDbAdoDoc@@QAEPAVCCustomRs@@XZ) Release/DbAdo.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 2 unresolved externals Error executing link.exe. DbAdo.exe - 3 error(s), 6 warning(s). It seems that its only possible to compile with the debug library. There is no problem running the program in debug-build. The header-file only is used in the post class. I have tryed various settings with the compiler switches without any positive result. I created this project in Visual Studio C++ 6.0 enterprise. The database is access. The same result with MYSQL and ORACLE. Is there anybody with an solution Thankyou in advance Thomas Add Table to DaoDatabase?? otvac15-Jul-01 1:45 otvac 15-Jul-01 1:45  How can I add a new table to an existing Daodatabase? Thanks. Richard Re: Add Table to DaoDatabase?? 15-Jul-01 5:03 15-Jul-01 5:03  Try to use "createNewTableDef" function: BOOL createNewTableDef(CDaoDatabase * pDatabase, CDaoTableDef **ppTableDef,CString strTableName) { if (pDatabase == NULL) return FALSE; // construct tabledef *ppTableDef = new CDaoTableDef(pDatabase); // failed to allocate so exit if ((*ppTableDef) == NULL) return FALSE; // no duplication, so create the tabledef if possible TRY { (*ppTableDef)->Create(strTableName); } CATCH (CDaoException, e) { // construct a meaningful message CString strMessage = _T("Couldn't create tabledef--Exception: "); strMessage += e->m_pErrorInfo->m_strDescription; AfxMessageBox(strMessage); // indicate failure bCreateFailed = TRUE; // delete the tabledef on failure if (*ppTableDef != NULL) { delete *ppTableDef; *ppTableDef = NULL; } } AND_CATCH (CMemoryException, e) { // output status AfxMessageBox(_T("Failed to create tabledef--Memory exception thrown.")); // indicate failure bCreateFailed = TRUE; // delete the tabledef on failure if (*ppTableDef != NULL) { delete *ppTableDef; *ppTableDef = NULL; } } END_CATCH // return TRUE if creation succeeds return (!bCreateFailed); } COM 14-Jul-01 22:27 14-Jul-01 22:27  What's the difference between Interface and dispInterface? Re: COM 15-Jul-01 7:26 15-Jul-01 7:26  A dispatch interface is used mainly so late binding languages can discover and use your objects methods.

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