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Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

10-Jul-07 22:57

Yes. I have to capture a video from a web cam. Do u have suggestions.

S.Yamini

Hamid_RT11-Jul-07 19:37

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

11-Jul-07 19:37

I guess maybe you dont have this file on your system I answered to you in other post first link is for download this file and other link is a thread about this file.;)

WhiteSky

yaminisridaran11-Jul-07 19:42

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

11-Jul-07 19:42

I searched that header file it shows like DShow.h but I have included the path still it is showing undeclared identifier.

S.Yamini

Hamid_RT11-Jul-07 20:41

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

11-Jul-07 20:41

See this[^] forum its about DirectX.

WhiteSky

yaminisridaran11-Jul-07 20:54

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

11-Jul-07 20:54

I did not find any solution.I have installed the directX sdk june2007 and october 2004 and I have included the path in the directories. I have the link in this of the project. Can u please download it and check it whether u able to compile it without errors.

http://www.codeproject.com/directx/LiveVideo.asp?df=100&forumid=50103&exp=0&select=1087292&tid=1087085[^]

S.yamini

yaminisridaran11-Jul-07 21:33

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

11-Jul-07 21:33

Have u tried the link which i gave u .Is it working

S.Yamini

Hamid_RT12-Jul-07 1:16

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 1:16

Yeah I see your link you I didnt get your error but I need to import a lib I got an linker error that it seems I need to include lib it my compiler knows this file dshow.h.

WhiteSky

yaminisridaran12-Jul-07 1:21

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 1:21

Can i know what lib u include in the code.I happy it is working for u.

S.Yamini

Hamid_RT12-Jul-07 1:32

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 1:32

I dont think your problem solve with lib files you first declare this interface for compiler and about these libs I saw on that aritcle on the "Setup to Use" author wrote about this but I dont think you have these lib files on your computer."strmbasd.lib, wmvcore.lib, wmstub.lib"

WhiteSky

yaminisridaran12-Jul-07 1:35

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 1:35

Can I know what interface i have to declare for the compiler.

S.yamini

Hamid_RT12-Jul-07 1:59

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 1:59

I think if you asked on the DicrectX forum on the microsoft you will get your answer early,its on previous message that you saw it has two links one link was dshow and second link was an problem like your problem.

WhiteSky

yaminisridaran12-Jul-07 2:05

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 2:05

ok I will try via directx forum also. I have copied my code please check whether it is working i asked u what lib u used and how to declare interface for the compiler

S.Yamini

Hamid_RT12-Jul-07 2:17

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 2:17

I really hope you could find your problem early and I will be glad,I think you want to solve this problem early.

WhiteSky

yaminisridaran12-Jul-07 2:21

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 2:21

I have to solve this issue. but as I am new to directx I am tring all possible ways to solve it. I am not able to post forum in directx. I am sorry I am not able to understand what is declaration of interface.

S.Yamini

yaminisridaran12-Jul-07 2:25

Re: I am getting 'ICreateDevEnum' : undeclared identifier

12-Jul-07 2:25

Hamid_RT13-Jul-07 1:46

how to display unicode without unicode built?

13-Jul-07 1:46

If you have an account on that forum you can send your question.

WhiteSky

Memory doc file

john563210-Jul-07 21:29

john5632

10-Jul-07 21:29

Hi Experts,
I have a .doc file chunk in another file.I am able to collect all chunks and want to create .doc file in memory.How can i do this.

Re: Memory doc file

David Crow11-Jul-07 3:18

David Crow

11-Jul-07 3:18

Can't you just read in the various .doc files to a single variable?

"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

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Peter, Chan10-Jul-07 21:01

Peter, Chan

10-Jul-07 21:01

I want to display a unicode string in my CStatic(label) control. But I don't want to bulit my application unicode(add _UNICODE/UNICODE in preprocessor).

Is there any solution?

Rajesh R Subramanian10-Jul-07 21:17

Rajesh R Subramanian

10-Jul-07 21:17

You can never display UNICODE text in a non-unicode application. Therefore, your only solution would be to display it as an image.

Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero

Peter, Chan10-Jul-07 21:21

Peter, Chan

10-Jul-07 21:21

Thanks.

Stephen Hewitt10-Jul-07 21:30

Stephen Hewitt

10-Jul-07 21:30

This is not the case. Take the following example ANSI application:

int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance,
                     HINSTANCE hPrevInstance,
                     LPSTR     lpCmdLine,
                     int       nCmdShow)
{
	MessageBoxW(NULL, L"This string is UNICODE!", L"Unicode", MB_OK);

	return 0;
}

In this case all the UNICODE define (and related ones) does is map the macro MessageBox to either the MessageBoxA function (non-UNICODE) or the MessageBoxW function (UNICODE). By using MessageBoxW we get the UNICODE version regardless the the setting.

Steve

Rajesh R Subramanian10-Jul-07 22:34

Rajesh R Subramanian

10-Jul-07 22:34

Thanks for pointing it out, I think I've been avoiding ANSI builds for all good reasons. I've never tried what you've suggested.

Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero

khan++10-Jul-07 21:29

khan++

10-Jul-07 21:29

I think you could use code similar to the following:

::SetWindowTextW(m_Static.m_hWnd, L"Unicode text here");

Where m_Static is your static control.

this is this.