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Re: GDI+ and CDC::GetWindow()

Hamid_RT28-Dec-07 4:50

Hamid_RT

28-Dec-07 4:50

Do you want to get handle to a control?

Re: GDI+ and CDC::GetWindow()

bob1697228-Dec-07 5:06

bob16972

28-Dec-07 5:06

No, I'm just trying to get a generic window handle for the window the Graphics object drawing commands will effect.

I'm trying to minimize the number of parameters to each function and since the Graphics object is being passed in, I was hoping to use the associated DC to track down the window.

Re: GDI+ and CDC::GetWindow()

bob1697228-Dec-07 5:18

bob16972

28-Dec-07 5:18

I realized what I was doing wrong.

I'm using a memDC so there is no window associated with the underlying DC.

I apologize for my oversight. Blush | :O

Off-topic: Happy new year

CPallini1-Jan-08 3:38

CPallini

1-Jan-08 3:38

Hamid. wrote:
Hi CPallini
Happy New Year
I wanted to send the card postal for you but I didnt have your mail address but anyway I wish good year with health for you and your family

I'm sorry, but the link for the above message, is broken hence I cannot reply to the right place. Anyway I'm happy about your message and I wish you and your family a Happy New Year.

Best Wishes Again,
Carlo.

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can anybody tell me What happens if an exception is throws from an, object's constructor and object's destructor?

philiptabraham28-Dec-07 1:49

philiptabraham

28-Dec-07 1:49

can anybody tell me
What happens if an exception is throws from an, object's constructor and object's destructor?

thanks in dvance

Re: can anybody tell me What happens if an exception is throws from an, object's constructor and object's destructor?

CPallini28-Dec-07 2:12

CPallini

28-Dec-07 2:12

Ask George_George: he made a extensive study about... Big Grin | :-D

Seriously, IMHO opinion, the object consumer has to care about of that possibility exactly like it does with standard method thrown exceptions. A difference maybe the fact that object construction/destruction sometimes happens implicitly (and is somehow hidden to the consumer itself).
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Re: can anybody tell me What happens if an exception is throws from an, object's constructor and object's destructor?

peterchen28-Dec-07 2:27

peterchen

28-Dec-07 2:27

[1] Constructor
The object will never be created. Destructor is NOT called. If you allocated ressources before the exception is thrown, they are NOT freed.

[2] Destructors
Technically, the object is left in an undefined state. Likely, Accessing it afterwards will fail, and resources may leak.

Practically, destructors should NEVER throw. It violates even the most basic exception safety guarantee: that objects remain destructable, no matter what.

For lots of more information, try the GOTW columns[^] that deal with exceptions

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LiYS28-Dec-07 1:04

LiYS

28-Dec-07 1:04

Hi all:

I have the following linked list in which head always pointed the last queue item. I'm thinking about the possibility to make the head points to the begining of the queue with the least possible changes.

<br />
class CQueue1 {<br />
public:<br />
    CQueue1(int nIndex);<br />
    static CQueue1* sm_pHead;<br />
    CQueue1* m_pNext;       <br />
};<br />
CQueue1* CQueue1::sm_pHead = NULL;<br />
CQueue1::CQueue1(int nIndex)<br />
{<br />
   m_pNext  = sm_pHead;    // The next node was at the head<br />
   sm_pHead = this;        // This node is now at the head<br />
}<br />

Thanks,

Re: linked list

CPallini28-Dec-07 1:10

CPallini

28-Dec-07 1:10

LiYS wrote:
CQueue1::CQueue1(int nIndex)
{
m_pNext = sm_pHead; // The next node was at the head
sm_pHead = this; // This node is now at the head
}

?!?Uhm?!!

What do you want to do with the above code?

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Re: linked list

Naveen28-Dec-07 1:43

Naveen

28-Dec-07 1:43

Change it as follows

CQueue1::CQueue1(int nIndex)<br />
{<br />
	CQueue1** pLast = &sm_pHead;<br />
	while( 0 != *pLast )<br />
	{<br />
	  pLast = &((*pLast)->m_pNext);<br />
	}<br />
	*pLast = this;<br />
	m_pNext = 0;<br />
}

nave

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Re: linked list

Nishad S28-Dec-07 2:31

Nishad S

28-Dec-07 2:31

It is better to avoid the while loop Smile | :)

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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

vicky0000028-Dec-07 0:00

vicky00000

28-Dec-07 0:00

hai all
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process I use the following code

LPCSTR szKey = _T("Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer");
LPCSTR szValueName = _T("Logon User Name");

//open the registry key
lRet = RegOpenKeyEx( HKEY_CURRENT_USER, szKey, 0, KEY_QUERY_VALUE, &hSubKey );
if( lRet == ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
dwBufLen = 256;
lRet = RegQueryValueEx( hSubKey, szValueName, NULL, NULL,
(LPBYTE) szValue, &dwBufLen);
}

pls help me

Advance thanks

Re: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

CPallini28-Dec-07 0:53

CPallini

28-Dec-07 0:53

vicky00000 wrote:
LPCSTR szKey = _T("Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer");
LPCSTR szValueName = _T("Logon User Name");

The above should be

LPCTSTR szKey = _T("Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer");
LPCTSTR szValueName = _T("Logon User Name");

And the code shown lacks some definitions like the one of the buffer (probably they are already present in your program, I don't know), anyway, the following code (practically identical to yours) is working fine on my system (XP):

TCHAR szValue[256];
LPCTSTR szKey = _T("Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer");
LPCTSTR szValueName = _T("Logon User Name");
HKEY hSubKey;
//open the registry key
LRESULT lRet = RegOpenKeyEx( HKEY_CURRENT_USER, szKey, 0, KEY_QUERY_VALUE, &hSubKey );
if( lRet == ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
  DWORD dwBufLen = 256;
  Ret = RegQueryValueEx( hSubKey, szValueName, NULL, NULL,(LPBYTE) szValue, &dwBufLen);
}

BTW whenever RegQueryValueEx fails is worthy to give a look at reported error.

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Re: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

vicky0000028-Dec-07 1:13

vicky00000

28-Dec-07 1:13

Thanks ur reply,
My code is exactly like u mentioned. This code will work correctly while it run by a normal process . It shows error while it run as system process. The error it shows is ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND

Re: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

CPallini28-Dec-07 1:47

CPallini

28-Dec-07 1:47

vicky00000 wrote:
t shows error while it run as system process

Do you mean a service?

vicky00000 wrote:
The error it shows is ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND

MSDN http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724911(VS.85).aspx[^] states:

If lpValueName specifies a key that is not in the registry, the function returns ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND.

Hence the service is not able to se this entry (or the entry there isn't when the service runs). But those are only poor hypothesis: I'm not an expert about, maybe you can also ask the OS/SysAdimn forum.

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Re: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

David Crow28-Dec-07 2:34

David Crow

28-Dec-07 2:34

So what's failing?

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Re: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

Hamid_RT28-Dec-07 4:54

Hamid_RT

28-Dec-07 4:54

Did you get any error or null result?

Re: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

Mark Salsbery28-Dec-07 5:50

Mark Salsbery

28-Dec-07 5:50

In the registry, the current user would be the account you're running from -
the system account.

See LocalSystem Account[^]

Are you trying to get the name of the current logged-on user
from a service running in a system account?

Mark

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Re: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

vicky0000031-Dec-07 18:49

vicky00000

31-Dec-07 18:49

yes .................

Re: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\ logon User Name cannot access from system process

Mark Salsbery2-Jan-08 8:05

Mark Salsbery

2-Jan-08 8:05

Did you look into this[^]?

Mark

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Skipping data with fscanf?

José Luis Sogorb27-Dec-07 23:34

José Luis Sogorb

27-Dec-07 23:34

Hello,
I have 80 lines in a text file with 30 values each line separated by a white space (some are ints, doubles and another strings). I have made a routine with fscanf() to read each line and store the values I need. But I only need 7 of the 30 values to store them in an array, so , for instance, I want to store the first data, and the second and third, then skip the next 4 values, store the next and so on.
Is there a way to skip entries with fscanf function?
Thank you.

Re: Skipping data with fscanf?

CPallini27-Dec-07 23:54

CPallini

27-Dec-07 23:54

José Luis Sogorb wrote:
Is there a way to skip entries with fscanf function?

Oh yes. Simply read unwanted entries and then discard them.
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Re: Skipping data with fscanf?

José Luis Sogorb28-Dec-07 0:42

José Luis Sogorb

28-Dec-07 0:42

Yes, but I have to read the unwanted data and assign them a place to store them and then discard?
There are 23 unwanted entries in each line, and there are 80 lines. This is what I dont want to do.

Re: Skipping data with fscanf?

CPallini28-Dec-07 0:56

CPallini

28-Dec-07 0:56

Well you haven't accumulate the garbage data. You may use a restricted set of variables (one for each different data type).
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Re: Skipping data with fscanf?

David Crow28-Dec-07 2:36

David Crow

28-Dec-07 2:36

What's wrong with:

for (int x = 0; x < 80; x++)
{
    fscanf(...);
    if (some_condition)
    {
        // store in array
    }
}

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