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thx john!
I bulild the library. But the problem is that its giving me error 1814 i.e The specified resource can not be found........
I had been told that when we build .lib static library...we can not have resource file in that. IF its there we need to add .rc file along with the .lib file whenever needed.
Is it true??
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sach!! wrote: The specified resource can not be found........
Which resouce is it talking about?
sach!! wrote: I had been told that when we build .lib static library...we can not have resource file in that.
Resources can be attached to executables (i.e.; DLL or EXE files). I've never seen this done on a static library, and I don't think you can.
Jeremy Falcon
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: I've never seen this done on a static library, and I don't think you can.
That's correct; you really can't. .libs are basically just a .tar of .objs, meaning that there are no sections as there are in .dll or .exe-files. Resources needs to be in a special section(s) within a valid container such as a .dll, or .exe.
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100% natural. No superstitious additives.
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Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: .libs are basically just a .tar of .objs
You letting some Unix-lingo slip into there, eh? 
Jeremy Falcon
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Well, I did type "zipped" first, but I figured it wouldn't be as accurate as .tar. Besides, I know you know Unix, so why not use the best means of communication? 
But then again, I could've used the term "stuffed". You're a Mac user too, aren't you? 
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Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: But then again, I could've used the term "stuffed". You're a Mac user too, aren't you?
Yeah, but then people would start looking at you funny as they do me (ok, maybe that's not the reason). 
Jeremy Falcon
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I do
this->AnimateWindow(5000, AW_BLEND);
and I got error message above, I tried to add user32.lib in linker and include winuser.h but no luck, what I've done wrong?
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HMODULE hMod= GetModuleHandle(_T("USER32.DLL"));<br />
if (hMod!=NULL)<br />
fptr= (ANIMWINDOW)GetProcAddress(hMod, _T("AnimateWindow"));<br />
else<br />
fptr= NULL;
//In the header file declare a function as in the global section.
<br />
typedef BOOL (WINAPI* ANIMWINDOW)(HWND,DWORD,DWORD);
//And in the variables declaration of the class in the public/protected section.
<br />
ANIMWINDOW fptr;<br />
I hope this will help you.
Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
_AnShUmAn_
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(pretty complicated code for me)
Compiled without any error
but how do I use it? 
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Its not part of CWnd try this out :-
::AnimateWindow(HWND hwnd,DWORD dwTime,DWORD dwFlags);
Check the Req:-
Requirements <br />
Windows NT/2000: Requires Windows 2000.<br />
Windows 95/98: Requires Windows 98.<br />
Windows CE: Unsupported.<br />
Header: Declared in winuser.h; include windows.h.<br />
Library: Use user32.lib.
Regards,
FarPointer
Blog:FARPOINTER
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same error, with a new error talking about something does not declear in global scope
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You will need an updated copy of the Platform SDK installed to use pretty much any functions that were added after the first release of Windows 95. You may also have to tweak the _WIN32_WINDOWS and _WIN32_WINNT values to get the right code included.
Peace!
-=- James
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try calling like this
AnimateWindow( m_hWnd, 5000, AW_BLEND);
nave
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whats the error now?
nave
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try including Windows.h
nave
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Whats application type?
whitesky
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I use MFC Wizard to create dialog
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see AnShUmAn_ answer i think it work in your program
whitesky
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I set WINVER to 0x500 and _WIN32_WINNT to 0x500 and it works
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I write CAD software. I use C++. I am not very good at it!
And I have a question.
My software is need to manage, say, n number of AutoCAD files as one project. I extract the same kind of information from each drawing and keep it in another file for future use. I call this resulting files my Project file. From each drawing file I extract data that can be fit into a structure that looks like this:
typedef float point[2];<br />
struct FileData{<br />
char FileName[MAX_SIZE];<br />
int ElementHandles[A][B];<br />
point ElementLocation[A][B];<br />
}
A project can have any number of files. I am currently using a vector of type FileData to store my info at runtime and write data to the project files as memory mapped file when I am done processing.
How do you guys suggest I do it? Any other ideas?
Abhishek
-- modified at 6:38 Tuesday 27th June, 2006
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Hello,
I'm experiencing a trouble while setting a hook procedure form an NT Service. Hook procedure is intended to capture keyboard events (WH_KEYBOARD). Thread, that installs the hook, calls SwitchDesktop to switch to desktop, that receives user input. SetWindowsHookEx returns non-null hook handle, but the hook procedure is not ever called. Are there any prerequisites I'm missing?
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Is it a SytemWideHook or ThreadSpecific Hook and were is the hook procedure
present.
Regards,
FarPointer
Blog:FARPOINTER
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This is a system-wide hook, the hook procedure resides in a DLL. This DLL is loaded by a service, then the hook is installed.
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