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Using VC++6 .dll and .lib in VC.NET Freddie Code16-Jun-04 3:38 Freddie Code 16-Jun-04 3:38  Need help with using VC++6 .dll and .lib with VC.NET. I add the .dll and .lib to the Linker option and #include a .h file that has the function definitions. Seems that the functions in the .dll and .lib are found by the compiler and linker but VC.NET does not like something about the way they are formatted??? Is there something new in VC.NET that I'm missing? These .dll and .lib files work perfect in VC++6. Thanks. Re: Using VC++6 .dll and .lib in VC.NET Anthony_Yio16-Jun-04 16:34 Anthony_Yio 16-Jun-04 16:34  For compile error that you will face in VC7, VC7 has a updated version of STL and stronger type checking. Do expect some compile errors like type checking error, STL related errors and etc. But it should be obvious and easy to fix. For linker error that you will face, As you know that VC 7 uses upgraded version of STL and other CRT. Do expect some function conflicts or incompatible problem during linkage stage. Theoritically, a updated STL should work with lower version but not in this case. Other than this problem, you will face another error like fatal error LNK1235: corrupt or invalid COFF symbol table. Linker error that relate to COFF. COFF symbol table is not generated in earlier version of Visual C++ compiler as the /clr switch is not exist at that time. The quick fix for this is to recompile your VC6 lib to reproduce a newer one with VC.NET. Other than that, what I think of is not to use the lib in VC.NET. Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio copiler hangup Michae_geffen16-Jun-04 2:43 Michae_geffen 16-Jun-04 2:43  Using visual studio c++ 6.0 , when building exe but have some compilation error the link hangup and I need to Kill the compailer using task manager. need some help on this. Geffen Re: copiler hangup Monty216-Jun-04 3:13 Monty2 16-Jun-04 3:13  which service pack do you have ? C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot; C++ makes it harder, but when you do, it blows away your whole leg Re: copiler hangup David Crow16-Jun-04 3:14 David Crow 16-Jun-04 3:14  Michae_geffen wrote: need some help on this. What specifically are you asking for? Are you wanting to know how to end the msdev.exe process using Task Manager? "When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen How to trace Right Click on DataGrid Sumit Kapoor16-Jun-04 2:41 Sumit Kapoor 16-Jun-04 2:41  Hi..All Please give me Hint How to capture right click on datagrid control... Actully I want to set a popup menu at right click of Datagrid..please please give me any hint... there is no event given to check right click... Thanks..OK! Good Bye ---Sumit Kapoor--- sumit_kapoor1980@hotmail.com Re: How to trace Right Click on DataGrid Cedric Moonen16-Jun-04 3:28 Cedric Moonen 16-Jun-04 3:28  Add a handler for the MouseDown. In the parameter list, you will have the button wich is pressed (left=1 right=2). Re: How to trace Right Click on DataGrid Sumit Kapoor16-Jun-04 3:32 Sumit Kapoor 16-Jun-04 3:32  Hi..Thanks for reply... But there is no event for mouse down...this is not as other control in mfc..i'm not getting its full event list..as limited events are provided... please help me...if u know Thanks ---Sumit Kapoor--- Re: How to trace Right Click on DataGrid Cedric Moonen16-Jun-04 3:40 Cedric Moonen 16-Jun-04 3:40  Is it the Microsoft FlexGrid control you are using ?? If so there is a message for mousedown event. If you are using something else, I cannot help you (I don't know all the things you can do with the control) Re: How to trace Right Click on DataGrid Sumit Kapoor16-Jun-04 3:44 Sumit Kapoor 16-Jun-04 3:44  I'm using DataGrid Control..as I've to use data editing in grid that save automatically as user change that data... so I think that I cann't do in flex grid... Give me any idea..Dear.. Thanks again.I'm waiting for reply...Bye ---Sumit Kapoor--- sumit_kapoor1980@hotmail.com Re: How to trace Right Click on DataGrid V.16-Jun-04 4:09 V. 16-Jun-04 4:09  I'm not sure on what your working on, but maybe you can add the handler manually. (if you get an error just try to adapt the message handler a little. ==> copy/paste in your .h file) (not pretty, but if all else fails...) If you can detect your mouse pressing in the control where your datagrid is in, maybe you can get the coördinates and try that way? Just ideas, don't have the answer myself. "If I don't see you in this world, I'll see you in the next one... and don't be late." ~ Jimmy Hendrix Re: How to trace Right Click on DataGrid Sumit Kapoor16-Jun-04 4:57 Sumit Kapoor 16-Jun-04 4:57  Hi..Jimmy, Thanks For Hint..I got my solution... Have a Great Life..Bye ---Sumit Kapoor--- sumit_kapoor1980@hotmail.com Re: How to trace Right Click on DataGrid Sumit Kapoor16-Jun-04 4:58 Sumit Kapoor 16-Jun-04 4:58  Hi...cedric Thanks For Hint..I got my solution... Have a Great Life..Bye ---Sumit Kapoor--- sumit_kapoor1980@hotmail.com placing the device independent bitmap into the clipboard maxsteel16-Jun-04 1:27 maxsteel 16-Jun-04 1:27  can someone please tell me how i can place a device independent bitmap into the clipboard without converting it to a device dependent bitmap? Re: placing the device independent bitmap into the clipboard Johan Rosengren16-Jun-04 3:30 Johan Rosengren 16-Jun-04 3:30  There is a registered clipboard format CF_DIB, where the data is expected to be a BITMAPINFO struct and bitmap bits. GetDIBits will get this info from the DIB. Re: placing the device independent bitmap into the clipboard Anonymous18-Jun-04 18:11 Anonymous 18-Jun-04 18:11  thank you for ur help johan. regards, kevin Derived class OnPaint() question J.B.16-Jun-04 1:27 J.B. 16-Jun-04 1:27  Hi guys, I am creating a CEdit derived class and I notice the overriden OnPaint() will not get called if I don't use Create() to create the control. If I draw a CEdit control on my dialog from Resource Editor and uses it by a pointer (assuming the CEdit derived class is CMyEdit: pMyEdit = (CMyEdit *)GetDlgItem(IDC_MY_EDIT); pMyEdit->SetFont(&editFont, TRUE); pMyEdit->SetWindowText(_T("Testing")); </code> the OnPaint() is never called. But the following will do: pMyEdit->Create(dwStyle, Rect, this, IDC_MY_EDIT); </code> Why is that? What does it mean when a control has been created from the resource editor, compared to created manually in the code? Also, is there a member function for CEdit that can be overriden to let redraw of only the content (text) and background colour? Pretty much the same as DrawItem() for CListCtrl. Thanks alot Re: Derived class OnPaint() question valikac16-Jun-04 3:27 valikac 16-Jun-04 3:27  The two member functions SetFont() and SetWindowText() send different messages to the edit window rather than WM_PAINT. For example, SetWindowText() sends WM_SETTEXT. You can override OnDraw() in the edit view. Kuphryn Re: Derived class OnPaint() question J.B.16-Jun-04 4:33 J.B. 16-Jun-04 4:33  Thanks kuphryn, So it seems that for CEdit control not all display related operations will go through WM_PAINT (i.e. in MFC, OnPaint()) at the end. I found it a bit odd: using different ways when they all lead to the CEdit control's display needing to be refreshed eventually. I happened to find this post[^] which the guy asks exactly what I was looking. The control is the CEdit type, so I won't be able to overriding OnDraw(). I need something that has the appearance and functionalities of the CEdit and which then I can have/create a general function to customise its output(display) content (e.g. text, background colours), once for all. Thanks. Re: Derived class OnPaint() question valikac16-Jun-04 4:56 valikac 16-Jun-04 4:56  It is possible to override OnDraw() in an edit view. What type of CEdit object is it? Kuphryn Re: Derived class OnPaint() question J.B.16-Jun-04 5:37 J.B. 16-Jun-04 5:37  Hi Kuphryn, I creat and use the CEdit control from the resource view, it's Edit Control by the name. I'd use a CEdit derived class with it, like in my original post. And I'm hoping to handle the text content painting operation myself. I looked on MSDN and I couldn't find possible OnDraw() for CEdit, can you kindly give me an example? Thanks again. Re: Derived class OnPaint() question valikac16-Jun-04 6:04 valikac 16-Jun-04 6:04  Okay. In that case, add a message handler to WM_PAINT in the CEdit subclass. Kuphryn Re: Derived class OnPaint() question J.B.16-Jun-04 19:11 J.B. 16-Jun-04 19:11  Hi Kuphryn, perhaps my original post wasn't not clear. That's exactly what I was doing in the first place, to add the WM_PAINT handler by overriding OnPaint() in the sub-class. The problem I am having is that OnPaint() is never called if I use the sub-class directly with the control I created from the resource view. But if I explicitly create the control in run-time using Create(), OnPant() gets called no problem. You can look my first post for the example. Thanks. VS7 c++ to use old mfc dll's Ni@m16-Jun-04 1:19 Ni@m 16-Jun-04 1:19  How to configure project, to run it not using new mfc(VS7) librarys? 'cos required mfc about 1 MB. And in static mode it's too big. Are there samples for Sharing Directories Creating and Creating new Users in Windows (OS) ? vgrigor116-Jun-04 0:59 vgrigor1 16-Jun-04 0:59  Are there samples for programmatically Sharing Directories Creating and Creating new Users in Windows ? How to do it better - using ADSI, LDAP, or NETapi ? Thanks you.

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