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Zoltan Csizmadia28-Feb-03 17:03

Zoltan Csizmadia

28-Feb-03 17:03

I'm sorry, but if you cannot solve this problem on your own, maybe a mini-gateway is a little hard task for you. Wink | ;)

Zoltan

Ps:
Check the include path (add NTDDK\inc and NTDDK\inc\ddk to the path)!

Zolee

George228-Feb-03 17:10

28-Feb-03 17:10

Thanks, Zoltan buddie!

I can not find a folder named NTDDK on my machine.
Maybe I have something lost? Please help. Smile | :)

Cheers,
George

Abbas_Riazi28-Feb-03 23:45

Abbas_Riazi

28-Feb-03 23:45

Download Device Drive Kit (DDK) from Microsoft[^] site.
A. Riazi

George21-Mar-03 1:01

1-Mar-03 1:01

Hi, A. Riazi buddie!

I can not find the download page for DDK.
Can you point me the page?

Thanks in advance,
George

Abbas_Riazi10-Mar-03 18:58

Abbas_Riazi

10-Mar-03 18:58

Unfortunately, DDK is no longer be available for download or purchase at Microsoft site. Refer to this page for more information http://www.microsoft.com/ddk/?gssnb=1[^]

A. Riazi

George211-Mar-03 17:11

Where can I get sample codes for a gateway?

11-Mar-03 17:11

Thanks, Riazi buddie!

George

George228-Feb-03 14:49

CPropertySheet and SetDialogBkColor

28-Feb-03 14:49

Hi, everyone!

I want to implement a mini-gateway on Windows platform.
Where can I get some sample codes for it? I need a gateway
that can implement basic functions, for example, check whether
a package from a certain IP address can pass through.

Thanks in advance,
George

Chris Hafey28-Feb-03 12:01

Chris Hafey

28-Feb-03 12:01

I am using SetDialogBkColor to change the background color of our dialogs. Unfortunately CPropertySheet does not apply this setting. I have been able to change the property sheets background color via WM_CTRLCOLOR, but I can't seem to do this for the tab control embedded on the property sheet. I have tried subclassing the tab control, but I don't get WM_CTRLCOLOR messages for some reason. I have also tried overriding WM_DRAWITEM and WM_ERASEBGND with no success. Any ideas short of writing my own property sheet class? Thanks

Chris Hafey

console application & API

aguest28-Feb-03 11:48

aguest

28-Feb-03 11:48

hello,
i make a console application ,who give me the handel of one windows,and i want to use one API who use this handel given by the console application.Is that it is feasible?and how can to make it?

Re: console application & API

Abbas_Riazi28-Feb-03 23:52

Abbas_Riazi

28-Feb-03 23:52

It's possible to use any Win32 API from console applications.
A. Riazi

CEdit painting question.

Maximilien28-Feb-03 10:57

28-Feb-03 10:57

Howdy'

I want to "replace" the 3d border around a CEdit with a simple rectangle ( that I can change color when the CEdit gets and looses the focus ).

How, Where (and maybe when), should I do this ?

I try overriding the WM_PAINT, but that doesn't go well,

 // this is only an example, and I know it's not what I want at the end ...
void CCustomEdit::OnPaint() 
{
 CPaintDC dc(this); // device context for painting

 CRect rect;
 GetWindowRect( rect );
 CBrush brush;
 brush.CreateSolidBrush( RGB( 200, 0, 0 ) );
 dc.FillRect( rect, &brush );
}

I was expecting to have at least a redish rectangle drawn somewhere, or at least a red flicker... but I only get a badly redrawn CEdit.

Thanks for you input!

Max.

Maximilien Lincourt
For success one must aquire one's self

PJ Arends28-Feb-03 16:09

PJ Arends

28-Feb-03 16:09

You can draw your own border by handling the WM_NCPAINT message. WM_PAINT is used for the client area.

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Maximilien2-Mar-03 10:02

2-Mar-03 10:02

It doens't work ...

This is what I do :
void CCustomEdit::OnNcPaint()

{
	CRect rect;
	GetWindowRect( rect );
	CDC* pDC = this->GetDC();

	rect.InflateRect( 10, 10 );
	CBrush* pOldBrush =pDC->SelectObject( &m_Brush );
	pDC->FillRect( rect, &m_Brush );

	pDC->SelectObject( pOldBrush );

	CEdit::OnNcPaint();
}

I think, this should fill a rectangle around the edit box.

Thanks again for your input.

Max.

Maximilien Lincourt
For success one must aquire one's self

PJ Arends2-Mar-03 10:15

PJ Arends

2-Mar-03 10:15

Try using GetWindowDC() instead of GetDC(). also, do not call CEdit::OnNCPaint() because that will simply cause the OS to draw over any drawing you have just done. also, (part two) be sure to call ReleaseDC().

Sonork 100.11743 Chicken Little

"You're obviously a superstar." - Christian Graus about me - 12 Feb '03

Within you lies the power for good - Use it!

Maximilien3-Mar-03 4:34

3-Mar-03 4:34

I think it's working, I now get something drawn!

But now I have to get the correct coordinates, client vs. window vs. screen ...

Thanks!

Max.

Maximilien Lincourt
For success one must aquire one's self

KingsGambit2-Mar-03 23:04

KingsGambit

2-Mar-03 23:04

Override OnChildNotify() in the CCustomEdit. In this function check if the message is WM_CTLCOLOREDIT. If so, then uset SetbkColor function to set the background color. The WPARM value will be the handle to DC.

Maximilien3-Mar-03 2:52

Fighting with the Registry.

3-Mar-03 2:52

I have no problem with changing the background color, I just override the CtlColor for the CEdit ( with ON_WM_CTLCOLOR_REFLECT )

but I still have problem with other painting for the CEdit.

Max.

Maximilien Lincourt
For success one must aquire one's self

generating help files

RalfPeter28-Feb-03 10:08

RalfPeter

28-Feb-03 10:08

I am almost done with a beta version of an MFC appln. Now, however, I realize that when I created the appln with AppWizard I forgot to check the 'Text Sensitive Help' option. How do I go about in including that feature? I've created the help files, compiled them, but do not know how to add the feature to my appln. There must be a way! On a similar note, how would I switch from SDI to MDI? Is that possible to do after creating your programs? Thanks,
Ralf.

ralf.riedel@usm.edu

will138328-Feb-03 9:11

will1383

28-Feb-03 9:11

Hi all. Does it ever end? man. issue after issue I'll tell ya. ugh. Anyways, I have a problem performing the following:

if ((lResult = RegCreateKeyEx(HKEY_CURRENT_USER,"AppEvents\\Schemes\\Apps\\.Default\\.Default",
0,"",REG_OPTION_NON_VOLATILE,KEY_ALL_ACCESS,NULL,
&hKeyResult,&dwDisposition)) != ERROR_SUCCESS)
printf("Failed\n");

if((lResult = RegSaveKey(hKeyResult,"reg.tmp",NULL)) != ERROR_SUCCESS){
printf("Failed\n");
}

The problem is I get the Key back properly, but when I try to save the Key so I can modify and set it back later on, I keep getting an error. The file does not exist when the error is returned. And I can't seem to find a simple way to get the error being returned Mad | :mad:

Any suggestions?? Thanks!

Dan Willis

AlexO28-Feb-03 9:46

AlexO

28-Feb-03 9:46

Could you check the return value from RegSaveKey? It might give you a clue.

Neville Franks28-Feb-03 9:48

Neville Franks

28-Feb-03 9:48

AlexO wrote:
Could you check the return value from RegSaveKey? It might give you a clue.

Just what I was going to suggest. Not sure about the ".Default" entries, but I assume they are kosher.

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will138328-Feb-03 10:04

will1383

28-Feb-03 10:04

Yeah,

The error coming back is a 1314 system error, otherwise seen as:
"A required privilege is not held by the client. ERROR_PRIVILEGE_NOT_HELD "

I finally realized that after wards.

But that doesn't make any sense to me becuase I can still delete the registry key. How is it possible that I have privileges to delete it but not to save it?? makes no sense...

thanks guys.

Alex O, maybe I should just hire you. LOL you've helped me countless times. Big Grin | :-D

Thanks