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Re: Managed C++ books Tom Archer27-Apr-02 11:57 Tom Archer 27-Apr-02 11:57  Hi Michael, I personally enjoyed very much the MS Press Step By Step book. You do have to wade through a few "this is a variable" type sections. However, I personally don't mind that as I enjoy the tutorial, sequential steps approach as it quickly gets me through the demos of what I need to learn. I will add the caveat that if you've already been doing a lot of MC++, this book will be a waste for you. I also have the APress book, but I just do not like the format of their books at all. Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# Please note that the opinions expressed in this correspondence do not necessarily reflect the views of the author. Re: Managed C++ books Nish Nishant27-Apr-02 14:55 Nish Nishant 27-Apr-02 14:55  Hey Tom This is slightly off-topic. But are there any 3rd party form designer tools for use with MC++? Nish The rumours that I am an AI bot are absolutely false. These rumours have been propogated by *them* to focus all the attention on to me, while *their* bots take over the planet. Thank y%%%% Divide by zero. Cannot proceed. Abort(y/y)? Re: Managed C++ books Tom Archer27-Apr-02 17:36 Tom Archer 27-Apr-02 17:36  I'm sure there will be and I've even had friends talk of writing one, but I haven't seen one yet. Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# Please note that the opinions expressed in this correspondence do not necessarily reflect the views of the author. Re: Managed C++ books Nish Nishant27-Apr-02 17:40 Nish Nishant 27-Apr-02 17:40  If an MC++ form designer comes out I bet I'll prefer that to VS.NET except maybe for MSDN Nish Check out last week's Code Project posting stats presentation from :- http://www.busterboy.org/codeproject/ Feel free to make your comments. Re: Managed C++ books Michael P Butler28-Apr-02 3:37 Michael P Butler 28-Apr-02 3:37  Thanks, I'll have a look at the MS Press book. What about the "Visual C++.NET Bible" (assuming you are the same Tom Archer)? What kind of stuff does that cover? Michael Communication is the first step towards enlightenment. Re: Managed C++ books Tom Archer28-Apr-02 4:04 Tom Archer 28-Apr-02 4:04  It's me However, the VC++ .NET bible is named that simply because the product is now affixed with the .NET label whether you use it to write managed extensions or MFC. My book is an MFC book with about 5 chapters on managed extensions, which is why I didn't mention it. Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# A total abstainer is one who abstains from everything but abstention, and especially from inactivity in the affairs of others. Re: Managed C++ books Michael P Butler28-Apr-02 4:06 Michael P Butler 28-Apr-02 4:06  Ok, I'll wait and see what the MS Press one is like first. I might have a look at your book later. When does the Second Edition of Inside C# get released, Amazon.co.uk is still only listing the first edition Michael Communication is the first step towards enlightenment. Re: Managed C++ books Tom Archer28-Apr-02 4:12 Tom Archer 28-Apr-02 4:12  I've never seen my reviews over there. The "Petzold of C#"? That might be just a bit of hyperbole I'll take it though!! Anwyay, I have no idea why it's not listed on the UK Amazon. It should be in stores this week and I know that US Amazon is shipping it now. I'll ask the publisher tomorrow. Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# A total abstainer is one who abstains from everything but abstention, and especially from inactivity in the affairs of others. how to create avi file pnpfriend27-Apr-02 10:39 pnpfriend 27-Apr-02 10:39  can anyone tell me which program that i have to use to create avi file.. i want to use canimation in mfc.. but need avi file. i have never seen avi in my life. don't know how to create either.. i know for BMP file, i can use adobe photoshop, paint program and some other drawing programs. but what is avi?? how to create one my own. what i really want is an animated .gif file. is avi is the same thing like .gif file??? Re: how to create avi file alex.barylski27-Apr-02 11:53 alex.barylski 27-Apr-02 11:53  avi I thought was audio video something (interchange maybe). animated gif's are similar but no sound... Theres tons of free tools that will create AVI's for you from bitmaps and such... Maybe Flash has a tool to convert *.swf files to avi's Check out www.wotsit.org for full details on the AVI file structure. "An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr Re: how to create avi file Tom Archer27-Apr-02 11:58 Tom Archer 27-Apr-02 11:58  There are a number of applications that can be used to both execute and create AVI files on download.com Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# Please note that the opinions expressed in this correspondence do not necessarily reflect the views of the author. preview a jpg or gif in open dialog Lucky the code machine27-Apr-02 10:05 Lucky the code machine 27-Apr-02 10:05  I want to preview a jpg or gif in open dialog? I use GetOpenFileNamePreview for showing avi files but havent found a way for images. is there a way or do i need to create some kinda shell around the standard box? Thanx An Expert is somone who has previously made ALL the Mistakes, I dream of this day. - Lucky Access a Specific View in MainFrame :: MFC valikac27-Apr-02 9:53 valikac 27-Apr-02 9:53  Hi. I am working on a multiview program (two views). The design is done; however, I just found out I cannot cast GetActiveView() in main to any view I want. For example, let say I am in main and the active view is View#1, but I want to send a message or call a function in View#2. How do you access *any* view, active or inactive, from main? Thanks, Kuphryn Re: Access a Specific View in MainFrame :: MFC Tom Archer27-Apr-02 10:05 Tom Archer 27-Apr-02 10:05  Like many things in MFC, there are many answers here and it comes down to personal choice and your system design: 1) You could call the document's UpdateAllViews function and pass the desired message & data that way. 2) You could store the view pointers in a central place (such as the app object or the mainframe object) and then call a member functions to either send the data from that main object or to return the pointer so that you could then directly call the view's member functions In situations like these there is no right or wrong way although I typically like to use the built in UpdateAllViews method. Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# Please note that the opinions expressed in this correspondence do not necessarily reflect the views of the author. Re: Access a Specific View in MainFrame :: MFC Michael P Butler27-Apr-02 10:11 Michael P Butler 27-Apr-02 10:11  I tend to store pointers to each view in my CWinApp derived class. I'm not sure it is the best way, but it works well for me as I tend to have multiple views connected to just one document class. Michael Communication is the first step towards enlightenment. Re: Try to change your function location! Masaaki Onishi27-Apr-02 10:28 Masaaki Onishi 27-Apr-02 10:28  Hello, the codegurus around the world.;) Even though I don't know your code in detail, I guess that you will change the location of your function in View2. If the some funtions can share between View2 and View1, try to put these functions to the other classes like Doc, Frame or WinApp. This is mainly because if view2 doesn't get the current focus, we don't need to send the message or call the function. If the view2 gets the input focus, we should restore these data to update. Or anyone has better idea? Please, don't send me your email about your questions directly. Have a nice day! Sonork - 100.10571:vcdeveloper -Masaaki Onishi- Re: Solution valikac27-Apr-02 11:08 valikac 27-Apr-02 11:08  Okay. I am using a split windows. Here is the solution for a splitter design. ----- CMyView2 *pView = reinterpret_cast<cmyview2 *="">(m_wndSplitter.GetPane(1, 0)); pView->SendMessage(WM_USER_TEST, 0, 0); return 0; ----- Thanks to LordShade of GameDev for for the pointer. Kuphryn Re: Solution Tom Archer27-Apr-02 11:15 Tom Archer 27-Apr-02 11:15  You didn't mention that you're using a splitter. In that case, the views are created in the mainframe and can be accessed through the mainframe's splitter window member variable. Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# Please note that the opinions expressed in this correspondence do not necessarily reflect the views of the author. Re: Solution valikac27-Apr-02 11:47 valikac 27-Apr-02 11:47  Thanks. I did not think that the splitter window would affect it. Kuphryn Re: Solution Tom Archer27-Apr-02 11:53 Tom Archer 27-Apr-02 11:53  No problem. The effect it would have on anyone's answer is that with a splitter, you already have a "built-in" place to get the views (the CMainFrame::m_wndSplitter). Anyway, no worries. I'm glad you got your code to work. Just remember to be a bit more detailed when asking for help as it aids others in getting you the response you need. Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# Please note that the opinions expressed in this correspondence do not necessarily reflect the views of the author. Re: Solution valikac27-Apr-02 11:54 valikac 27-Apr-02 11:54  I definitely will be more descriptive in the future. Thanks, Kuphryn Messages Wizard_0127-Apr-02 8:12 Wizard_01 27-Apr-02 8:12  Is any way to accept messages from child window ==> parent windows for processing(translate message). And if message isnt WM_LBUTTONDOWN send message to child window. (child window never conceive WM_LBUTTONDOWN but user click on it - without WS_DISABLE) Wiizi Re: Messages Michael P Butler27-Apr-02 10:13 Michael P Butler 27-Apr-02 10:13  Have a look at PreTranslateMessage, I think it will do what you are wanting. Michael Communication is the first step towards enlightenment. Re: Messages Tom Archer27-Apr-02 11:10 Tom Archer 27-Apr-02 11:10  You need to override the WindowProc function. Here's an example of doing that where I'm not allowing the OK button's normal processing to continue (by returning FALSE from the function). if (message == WM_COMMAND && LOWORD(wParam) == IDOK) { TRACE("I got this click and I'm not allowing it to process!!"); return FALSE; } If I want the button to handle it's message, then I simply return the return value of the base class' WindowProc function: return CDialog::WindowProc(message, wParam, lParam); Also, you can use the hwnd of the control (I used the resource id) by referencing the lParam argument (instead of the low byte of the wParam). Cheers, Tom Archer Author, Inside C# Please note that the opinions expressed in this correspondence do not necessarily reflect the views of the author. Adding own things to the explorer browser <k>Andreas Hoheisel27-Apr-02 8:10 <k>Andreas Hoheisel 27-Apr-02 8:10  I worte a litte command line programm where i can access ReiserFS Partitions. Now i want add this capability to the explorer. So anyone knows if its possible to add for eg. a new drive in the explorer window... Thanks

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