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yaminisridaran2-May-07 0:38

2-May-07 0:38

I am using ShellExecute command to open a batch file but I have to capture the display when the batch file is open. Is this possible in VC++.

ShellExecute(m_hWnd,"open","Yamini.bat",NULL,NULL,SW_SHOWNORMAL);

After executing this command I have to capture the display in the screen so that I can use it later in my code

S.Yamini

Re: Need a solution

toxcct2-May-07 0:43

toxcct

2-May-07 0:43

yaminisridaran wrote:
After executing this command I have to capture the display in the screen so that I can use it later in my code

you mean, using the image, of the text output ?

what exactly are you trying to do here ?

can't you just put a pause at the end of the .bat, and manually select the text to copy if that's what you're after ?

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Re: Need a solution

yaminisridaran2-May-07 1:09

yaminisridaran

2-May-07 1:09

This is a batch file. I am opening this batch file from VC++ coding using shellexecute command. I have to capture the display in the batch file so that I can use it in my code later

S.Yamini

Re: Need a solution

toxcct2-May-07 2:07

toxcct

2-May-07 2:07

thanks for repeating exactly what i read in your question at first... but still you don't answer my post Sleepy | :zzz:

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Re: Need a solution

yaminisridaran2-May-07 2:09

yaminisridaran

2-May-07 2:09

Can I know what u did not understand

Re: Need a solution

toxcct2-May-07 2:12

toxcct

2-May-07 2:12

read again[^] and answer the 3 questions...

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Re: Need a solution

David Crow2-May-07 2:32

David Crow

2-May-07 2:32

toxcct wrote:
what exactly are you trying to do here ?

He's trying to redirect the output of a console application, much like:

C:> dir > dir.out

will take the output of the dir command and redirect it from standard out to a file instead.

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Re: Need a solution

yaminisridaran2-May-07 2:39

yaminisridaran

2-May-07 2:39

It comes in the middle of an automated process and no manual interaction is not possible

S.Yamini

Re: Need a solution

David Crow2-May-07 2:34

David Crow

2-May-07 2:34

See here.

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how to display images dynamically

grc4122-May-07 0:26

grc412

2-May-07 0:26

hi all,
i am beginner in vc++.
i want to diplay images of the devices dynamically that are registered in to the network.
how to do that..
and can u people suggest me the best ebooks for learning vc++6 with practical xamples and also the best sites for practising vc++ 6.

thanks in advance.
g.r.c

rc

Re: how to display images dynamically

Arman S.2-May-07 1:14

Arman S.

2-May-07 1:14

i want to diplay images of the devices dynamically that are registered in to the network.
Not sure what you are sking for... Maybe you specify more details?

can u people suggest me the best ebooks for learning vc++6 with practical xamples and also the best sites for practising vc++ 6.
You can find free online books from here.

A couple of best sites:
Here
There

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Re: how to display images dynamically

grc4122-May-07 1:34

grc412

2-May-07 1:34

hi,
tnx 4 ur reply.
my question in detail:

i am desiginig a gui related to networks.
in this when pc's comes into the network they shuld get displayed in server...i mean if there are 3 pc's in network then these shuld be displayed in the server UI...similarly if there are "n" pc's then these "n" pc's shuld be displayed in the serever.

Re: how to display images dynamically

David Crow2-May-07 2:43

David Crow

2-May-07 2:43

For starters, create a dialog-based project, and add a list control to it. Turn on the control's LVS_REPORT style. Before messing around with images, get your code working such that it will display the various network members. Then, add images to the first column. You'll need to create an image list (see CImageList) of all the images you plan on using.

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Re: how to display images dynamically

grc4122-May-07 3:47

grc412

2-May-07 3:47

Hi,
tnx for ur reply... and currently i am doing with waht u suggested tnx a lot.

How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

ashokbngr1-May-07 23:57

ashokbngr

1-May-07 23:57

Reading from USB port.???????? Confused | :confused:

Can anybody help me on how to read the data from USB port.

Thanks In Advance
Ashok.

Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

Cedric Moonen2-May-07 0:51

Cedric Moonen

2-May-07 0:51

You have to open (using CreateFile) the driver that is associated with the device. Then you can use ReadFile and WriteFile to read or write data to the driver.
But it depends also of the kind of device you are using. Can you provide more information ?

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

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Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

ashokbngr2-May-07 0:58

ashokbngr

2-May-07 0:58

I am very new to this USB communication.

can u please send sample code for this or any links????????

Thanks In Advance
Ashok.

Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

Cedric Moonen2-May-07 1:10

Cedric Moonen

2-May-07 1:10

ashokbngr wrote:
can u please send sample code for this or any links????????

No, because I don't have any information to give a piece of code. What device are you trying to communicate with ?

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.2 - Updated]

Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

David Crow2-May-07 2:47

David Crow

2-May-07 2:47

Cedric Moonen wrote:
What device are you trying to communicate with ?

Come on, Cedric, it's a universal serial device!

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Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

Mark Salsbery2-May-07 5:40

Mark Salsbery

2-May-07 5:40

Cedric Moonen wrote:
What device are you trying to communicate with ?

This[^] device!

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Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

Hamid_RT2-May-07 7:43

Hamid_RT

2-May-07 7:43

But which Blue or White!

WhiteSky

Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

Rajesh R Subramanian2-May-07 8:48

Rajesh R Subramanian

2-May-07 8:48

LOL. 5.

Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

Mark Salsbery2-May-07 8:58

Mark Salsbery

2-May-07 8:58

Still not enough info!

Or yellow...

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Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

GuyM2-May-07 0:54

GuyM

2-May-07 0:54

Well, that depends on the driver for your specific device.
If your device's USB driver acts like a serial-port then you need the ReadFile() and WriteFile() (just like in a serial port)
Otherwise, you'll have to refer to the documentation/spec of your device ...

Re: How to read/write data from/to USB port ?

ashokbngr2-May-07 0:58

ashokbngr

2-May-07 0:58

can u please send sample code for this.

Thanks In Advance
Ashok.

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