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i'd suggest you to use typename in template parameters...
moreover, it seems that you don't end your class definition with the required ;
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
[VisualCalc 3.0 updated ][Flags Beginner's Guide new! ]
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Please, don't delete your post once you get an answer 
This can also be usefull for others.
Cédric Moonen
Software developper
Charting control
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damn !!!!! and moreover, he mailed me to ask more informations about what it meant to add typename in the template 
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
[VisualCalc 3.0 updated ][Flags Beginner's Guide new! ]
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toxcct wrote: he mailed me to
A lot of crappy newbies have mailed me ...
Maxwell Chen
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Sorry but it is the first time that I ask question on forum!
Let me learn how it's works...
AutreChien
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NorGUI wrote: Sorry but it is the first time that I ask question on forum!
Let me learn how it's works...
Sure! No problem!
I'm not talking about you though. You didn't email me.
I was talking about some ones having emailed me for doing their homeworks, every day ... They don't read, they don't use their heads, they just email ...
Maxwell Chen
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yes i agree it's not good to delete question (4 once) in two days
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I have found a problem with most of the applications we are working on, namely that the windows double click messages are never received. The reason for this is that the windows are openGL based and the CS_DBLCLKS style is not being set by glut. I can get around this by adding the flag to the file glut_init.c, but this a 3rd party file so I'd prefer not to modify it.
Does anyone know of a way I can pass or set default windows style flags to glut without modifying the GLUT source code?
When I die I'd like to go peacefully in my sleep like my father, not screaming in terror like his passengers!!!
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Apart from compactness and speed what are other technical differences in Debug and Release Version
Nilesh Korpe
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Another difference is that you don't link to the same versions of dll's (C run-time for example). You link also to debug and release versions of the dll's.
And, distributing microsoft dll's is not allowed, so you should always distribute the release version of your program.
Cédric Moonen
Software developper
Charting control
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To build my installer I take all DLLs from a top level bin\Release directory.
However in some cases, every now and then, some debug mode DLL which I forgot about might have slipped in the bin\Release folder.
I would like to detect any of those automatically. (I have a custom setup building tool).
How could I detect debug mode DLL with win32 call?
Thanks 
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Use dependency Walker to get the support DLL names.. (DEPENDS.EXE)
For Release EXE, no Debug DLL needed....
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I know dependency walker, it's how I realize my problem in the 1st place.
But I would like my automated tool to check it for me in case I forget or don't bother verify manually all my DLLs...
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Hi all,
I have a collection of jpeg images.I need to convert this jpeg to avi format.
How to do that?
please help me.
sunita ramesh
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I think (not sure my experience )that you need to convert jpeg to bitmap if you want to create avi file and (i think that you can control file time and time from each frame)
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can u please give me related links.
do i need to add new class?
help me please
sunita ramesh
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In my code i have created a splitter window in which i have first created 1 row and three column and then i have again splitted the secon column into 2 rows and 1 column
I am able to get the viewtype of I and III column but i am unable to get the viewtype of the middlecolumn(II and III) which is a nested window
By viewtype handler i mean this
CFileListView* CMainFrame::GetLeftPane()
{ CWnd* pWnd = m_wndSplitter.GetPane(0,0);
CFileListView* pView = DYNAMIC_DOWNCAST(CFileListView, pWnd);
return pView;
}
Please experts help me out i acnt move forward until and unless i solve this problem
-- modified at 7:21 Friday 12th May, 2006
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According to this article: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ms235342.aspx
The manifest can be embedded in the binary, and therefore the external XML manifest is not necessary. I don't want to ship with the external XML manifest file, so embedding the manifest in binary is what I want.
I know how to check if the manifest is embedded in the binary, my question is: How do I MAKE SURE VS2005 embed the manifest in the binary. Does VS 2005 embed the manifest in the binary by default? Each build it generates an external XML manifest file, but the manifest is also embeded in the binary.
Also, in the Configuration properties -> Linker -> Manifest File, there is an option called "Allow Isolation", what does it do?
Thanks
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open the binary as resources and check
nave
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Hello,
I am trying to develop an addin for Visual studio 6.0(msdev.exe).
I am using DevStudio Add in Wizard for it.
It provided me default code for handling application events and debugger events.
But my objective is to handle copy,cut,paste ,print commands in editor.These command are not the part of IApplication events or IDebugger events.
Could anybody please help me in
finding the best possible solution for this.
As per my understanding Cut,Copy,Paste methods are part of ITextselection interface ,which i try to implement in my class,but unable to handle those events as there is no proper event passing.
Thanks and regards,
Ruhina.
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