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In your initial post, you had questioned whether auto_ptr would work with MFC. Fair enough, but where's your MFC code?
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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Nemanja Trifunovic wrote: Yep, just be sure you know what you are doing
Yeah because auto_ptr is different from everything else where you don't need to know what you are doing. 
led mike
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led mike wrote: Yeah because auto_ptr is different from everything else where you don't need to know what you are doing.
Let's just say that auto_ptr is less intuitive than most of the C++ Standard Library - look at its copy constructor.
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Hello, I have a program developed in Visual Studio 2003 (MFC) and I want to know if there's any program I can run on my exe-file to see what system requirements and OS requirements my program has?
It seems a bit time-consuming to manually test the program on different computers with different OS, RAM, processors, etc.
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sortegrip wrote: I want to know if there's any program I can run on my exe-file to see what system requirements and OS requirements my program has?
You're supposed to know these things ahead of time. The APIs you use will govern the OS; any memory that is allocated will tell you how much RAM is required; coding for a multiprocessor machine is not done by accident.
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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sortegrip wrote: It seems a bit time-consuming to manually test the program on different computers with different OS, RAM, processors, etc.
And thus you have hit upon one of the many reasons that lots of software sucks...
Peace!
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hi friends
i am being assigned work to design a s/w which can convert the MP3 format to WAVE and vice versa.
so can anybody tell how to go forward with this project.
is there any c or c++ API which can interact with PCM data from sound card?
thanks in advance
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puneet_cha wrote: is there any c or c++ API
I guess, you need to use DirectShow API.
Refer this[^] article by Guitool.
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Hi all
I need to add Toolbar to my dialog.
I add resource, but I cant see it in my dialog.
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Refer this[^] article by Lucian Barbulescu.
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its not enough just to added a tool bar in the resource.
you must create a tool bar.Check the sample code below.
m_toolBar.CreateEx( this, TBSTYLE_FLAT|TBSTYLE_TOOLTIPS );
m_toolBar.LoadToolBar( IDR_TOOLBAR1 );
RepositionBars( AFX_IDW_CONTROLBAR_FIRST, AFX_IDW_CONTROLBAR_LAST,0, reposDefault,0, CRect(10,0, 300, 50 ));
N.B create the m_toolBar as the member variable of the dialog class
nave
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Naveen R wrote: you must create a tool bar.
Which sounds rather confusing in the manner in which you present it. For MFC, you have to add a toolbar resource as well as create a CToolbar object (which is what m_toolBar is).
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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nave
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Hi,
In Add resource of resource view i created a custom resource "GIF" and tried to import a gif file saved in "res" folder of my project.
it is then asking me to enter resource type of the file i am importing and when i enter it as gif .. its saying file is not of required format and thus importing is failed.
i repeated this with other .gif files which are succesfully imported by other people in their projects and failed again for the same above reason.
any idea on how to import custom resources or specifically .gif files... ?
Harsha
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What version of VS are you using? I just tried it on VS2003 and it worked fine.
You shouldn't need to put the gif file in the res folder - VS will do that for you when you
import the file.
Mark
"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball."
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i am using VS 2005 ... and the gif file is in res folder only.. afte i growse to the .gif file while importing .. its asking for RESOURCETYPE and when i give it as GIF( i tried many other permutations and combinations of same name) it is saying "GIF is not a valid GIF Image".
please check it out help....
Harsha
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I have VS2003 so I can't try it. In 2003, specifying a resource type "gif" creates a new
resource type and adds the binary image of the gif file to the resources.
On 2005 do you have to add a new resource category first before you import the gif file?
Mark
"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball."
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Hi,
is there an array of all components which are deposed on the view?
Like Controls[] in C# ?
Thanks
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you can find all the child windows of a window(view) using the EnumChildWindows or GetWindow() function.
nave
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Thank you
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Hello,
i use CListCtrl to show some data, and i like to know is it posible to isnsert Items
at a given position as new item?
E.g. when the list have already some items, to insert a new item at position 2?
Item
Item <-- insert new item at this pos
Item
Item
Item
Item New <-- insert new item at this pos
Item
Item
Item
thanks
termal
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