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Re: How to automatically split a big header file will138313-Mar-03 3:59 will1383 13-Mar-03 3:59  Just write a macro to do it. Should take you about 1/2 hour to make the macro, searching for "class" and what not, then it'll take the macro about 30 seconds to run. Re: How to automatically split a big header file mediamaster4013-Mar-03 16:13 mediamaster40 13-Mar-03 16:13  hm, ya not a bad idea, thanks ill post it if i get around to it, busy with other stuff at the moment though Vertical scrolling text JensB13-Mar-03 2:14 JensB 13-Mar-03 2:14  Hi Does anyone have the source for making plain text scroll .. just text, no pictures, don't need special backgrounds etc. It has to be vertical scrolling and easy to implement becz i'm not that good in mfc (yet? ). Thanks for the support Greetz Jens Re: Vertical scrolling text dazinith13-Mar-03 2:40 dazinith 13-Mar-03 2:40  there is a really good one here at CP (as long as you change the ugly colors ) http://www.codeproject.com/dialog/scrolling_credits.asp[^] still a newb.. cut me some slack :P -dz Re: Vertical scrolling text JensB13-Mar-03 3:19 JensB 13-Mar-03 3:19  ok thanks .. already works i c .. you were right about the colours Do you know how i can make sure the form can not be moved .. else if you move the form, the scrolling background becomes gray Sorry, i already finded out that i can set property of dialog: control & center. But i don't see the titlebar (and the option 'titlebar' is checked) Thanks Jens difference between windows Shutdown and restart r i s h a b h s13-Mar-03 2:12 r i s h a b h s 13-Mar-03 2:12  dear all, how do i differentiate between windows Shutdown and Restart using WM_QUERYENDSESSION. I can find out if user has logged of using if (lParam & ENDSESSION_LOGOFF) { \\ logoff } else { \\ restart or shutdown } but i don't know how to differentiate between the shutdown and restart condition in else Regards Exporting registry key programatically? Abin13-Mar-03 1:49 Abin 13-Mar-03 1:49  Is there any way in C++/MFC that we can export a registry key and all its subkeys/values and save the contents to a file, like we do using "regedit.exe"? "RegSaveKey" will not work since it can only save all contents of a root key. Re: Exporting registry key programatically? Gunnar Bolle13-Mar-03 2:37 Gunnar Bolle 13-Mar-03 2:37  Read the documentation for RegSaveKey once again : hKey <br /> [in] Specifies a handle to the key where the save operation is to begin, or any of the following predefined reserved handle values: <br /> Re: Exporting registry key programatically? Dominik Reichl13-Mar-03 3:12 Dominik Reichl 13-Mar-03 3:12  From MSDN: RegSaveKey The RegSaveKey function saves the specified key and all of its subkeys and values to a new file. Specifies a handle to the key where the save operation is to begin, or any of the following predefined reserved handle values... So RegSaveKey also saves non-root keys. -Dominik _outp(0x64, 0xAD); and __asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al do the same... but what do they do?? Re: Exporting registry key programatically? Nish Nishant13-Mar-03 4:19 Nish Nishant 13-Mar-03 4:19  Dominik Reichl wrote: _outp(0x64, 0xAD); and __asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al do the same... but what do they do?? Disable keyboard? Nish Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW] Re: Exporting registry key programatically? Dominik Reichl13-Mar-03 8:16 Dominik Reichl 13-Mar-03 8:16  Nishant S wrote: Disable keyboard? Right -Dominik _outp(0x64, 0xAD); and __asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al do the same... but what do they do?? Re: Exporting registry key programatically? Dave Kreskowiak13-Mar-03 10:40 Dave Kreskowiak 13-Mar-03 10:40  Dominik Reichl wrote: _outp(0x64, 0xAD); and __asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al do the same... but what do they do?? Port 0x64 is the keyboard command port. 0xAD is the command that disables the keyboard. (0xAE renables it.) This is usually one of the first steps in enabling the A20 line in the old IBM AT and its clones to get access to memory above 1MB. RageInTheMachine9532 Toolbar with external icons ablaze13-Mar-03 1:01 ablaze 13-Mar-03 1:01  Hi, I'm trying to display a toolbar with externales icons (from an executable). I can get the executable's icon, but I don't know how to assign it to an existant button in my toolbar... How to use the HICON to change the default image of a button of my toolbar Yann Re: Toolbar with external icons Michael Dunn13-Mar-03 2:31 Michael Dunn 13-Mar-03 2:31  Use GetIconInfo() to get the HBITMAP corresponding to the icon, then add that bitmap to the images available for the toolbar with TB_ADDBITMAP. --Mike--    THERE IS NO     THERE IS NO    BUT THERE IS MAGIC PIXIE DUST  BUSINESS GENIE  CODE PROJECT Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber Re: Toolbar with external icons ablaze13-Mar-03 8:47 ablaze 13-Mar-03 8:47  Yes it works ! but transparent pixels are black... I think i have to use the mask, but I don't know how... Yann SOCKETS - break the blocking "listen" command? Daniel Strigl13-Mar-03 0:25 Daniel Strigl 13-Mar-03 0:25  Ok, when I am using the send and recv commands in the blocking mode I can break the blocking wait with the shutdown command, but how can I break the blocking listen command? I use the socket functions (listen, bind, recv...) in a single thread and waiting with the listen function for some clients. If the user ends the application I want to end the thread and for that I want to break the listen command! Daniel --------------------------- Never change a running system! Re: SOCKETS - break the blocking "listen" command? Rickard Andersson2013-Mar-03 2:08 Rickard Andersson20 13-Mar-03 2:08  Do you want your app to stop listening for connections? Simply call closesocket(my_listen_socket) Rickard Andersson@Suza Computing C# and C++ programmer from SWEDEN! UIN: 50302279 E-Mail: nikado@pc.nu Speciality: I love C#, ASP.NET and C++! Re: SOCKETS - break the blocking "listen" command? Daniel Strigl13-Mar-03 2:40 Daniel Strigl 13-Mar-03 2:40  Oh thanks! But does this also work to break the waiting recv function? Daniel --------------------------- Never change a running system! Re: SOCKETS - break the blocking "listen" command? Rickard Andersson2013-Mar-03 3:39 Rickard Andersson20 13-Mar-03 3:39  You don't do any recv() or send() with your listening socket! You just accept connections and start I/O with that socket. I you have an accepted connection and don't want the other side to receive more data from you (server), then just call shutdown(socket, SD_RECEIVE) or if you don't want the other side to be able to send data to you anymore you just pass SD_SEND as second parameter. Is it clear? If not: I'm till here! Rickard Andersson@Suza Computing C# and C++ programmer from SWEDEN! UIN: 50302279 E-Mail: nikado@pc.nu Speciality: I love C#, ASP.NET and C++! Re: SOCKETS - break the blocking "listen" command? Moak13-Mar-03 4:12 Moak 13-Mar-03 4:12  btw there is also Winsock's asynchronous mode (WSAAsyncSelect) if you just want to run one thread, it's nonblocking from design. Re: SOCKETS - break the blocking "listen" command? TomKat14-Mar-03 15:17 TomKat 14-Mar-03 15:17  your problem is tricky ! when you listen the thread simply freezes ! right ? you have to do this listening and accepting of clients on another thread : unsigned _stdcall thAccept(void *lParam) { while(true) { SOCKET mSock=accept((SOCKET)lParam); } return 1; } SOCKET sock=create a server ; UINT thAcc=0; if(thAcc) _endthreadex(thAcc); _beginthreadex(NULL,0,&thAccept,(void*)sock,0,&thAcc); return 1; see ... be cool and rate me I am the mighty keeper of the book on knowledge . Contact me to get your copy . Windows satyavasu12-Mar-03 21:16 satyavasu 12-Mar-03 21:16  How to activate two windows?ie means floating windows or floatpallete? Finding the Process/Thread that created a window Paul Farry12-Mar-03 20:57 Paul Farry 12-Mar-03 20:57  Hi, I've got myself a HWND to a window that I didn't create. I want to be able to get back to the process that created the window, so that I can enumerate the Modules that it loaded. Just not sure where to go. <br /> <br /> HWND hWndAim;<br /> WNDCLASSEX myWin;<br /> <br /> hWndAim = FindWindow("Afx:400000:b:0:0:b0247", "Messages");<br /> //This is what I'm looking for...<br /> GetClassInfoEx(????, "Messages", &myWin);<br /> <br /> Thanks very much Re: Finding the Process/Thread that created a window Dudi Avramov12-Mar-03 21:14 Dudi Avramov 12-Mar-03 21:14  I don't know how to get the process handle from its window handle, however, if you know the process name, then use my code to get the process handle by its name. Pview.exe shows the loaded dlls for processes. I sure that you will find the source code of that utility. Re: Finding the Process/Thread that created a window Hesham Amin12-Mar-03 21:19 Hesham Amin 12-Mar-03 21:19  DWORD GetWindowThreadProcessId(hWnd,lpdwProcessId) this function returns the identifier of the thread that created the function and if lpdwProcessId is not null it returns also the process id

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