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Re: need source code

Cedric Moonen13-Aug-08 3:52

Cedric Moonen

13-Aug-08 3:52

Wasn't it 42 ?

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Charting control [v1.4]
OpenGL game tutorial in C++

Re: need source code

Jörgen Sigvardsson13-Aug-08 3:53

Jörgen Sigvardsson

13-Aug-08 3:53

Yes. It was 42. Sigh | :sigh:

Re: need source code

Roger Stoltz13-Aug-08 4:01

Roger Stoltz

13-Aug-08 4:01

Well, that means that they have actually discovered five new numbers so the answer to David's question would be 'yes'.....right? D'Oh! | :doh:

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Re: need source code

KarstenK13-Aug-08 4:01

KarstenK

13-Aug-08 4:01

you need to learn: VB and write code, and also know what to ask

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How To Use the ENTER Key from List Control in a Dialog Box

Member 464885813-Aug-08 2:18

Member 4648858

13-Aug-08 2:18

I have 2 controls,List box and Ok button in a dialog based application.When i try to select the item in list box and press enter ,the dialog goes to default OK button and closes the dialog.
My actual working should be, when i press enter on the item in the list box a message box should appear.
Smile | :)

Can anyone help me out from this!!!

Re: How To Use the ENTER Key from List Control in a Dialog Box

Nibu babu thomas13-Aug-08 2:43

Nibu babu thomas

13-Aug-08 2:43

Member 4648858 wrote:
the dialog goes to default OK button and closes the dialog.

From the faqs-> http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/cppforumfaq.aspx#mfc_dlgclosekeys[^]

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Re: How To Use the ENTER Key from List Control in a Dialog Box

fantasy121513-Aug-08 15:03

fantasy1215

13-Aug-08 15:03

Also this reply will give you some hints!
http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=1647&msg=2652340[^]

parsing result from command line arguments in c++

an8913-Aug-08 1:54

an89

13-Aug-08 1:54

my requirement is that i have to set static ip address in command line and the netsh command i have to call from my c++ program.van any body suggest how to accomplish this?

Re: parsing result from command line arguments in c++

_AnsHUMAN_ 13-Aug-08 2:01

_AnsHUMAN_

13-Aug-08 2:01

an89 wrote:
parsing result from command line arguments in c++

See Here[^].

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

_AnShUmAn_

Re: parsing result from command line arguments in c++

an8913-Aug-08 2:15

an89

13-Aug-08 2:15

its not goin to help.if anybody can provide some sample code,then that would be helpfull.My requirement is that what ever i get at commandline,i should be able to get it back in my code

Re: parsing result from command line arguments in c++

_AnsHUMAN_ 13-Aug-08 2:33

_AnsHUMAN_

13-Aug-08 2:33

an89 wrote:
its not goin to help

and why isn't it going to help? Any wise guesses Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

You asked about reading the command line arguments and parsing them. The logic does the same D'Oh! | :doh:

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

_AnShUmAn_

Re: parsing result from command line arguments in c++

an8913-Aug-08 2:39

an89

13-Aug-08 2:39

see,in the tutorial that u mentioned we have to give arguments at commandline,right?and in the program we are extracting those arguments.
But in my application,through my code i'll give a command,and i need the output of the command when the command executes successfully.I hope I made myself clearer this time.

Re: parsing result from command line arguments in c++

_AnsHUMAN_ 13-Aug-08 2:44

_AnsHUMAN_

13-Aug-08 2:44

humf.

You can use the argument to pass as a parameter to ShellExecute or CreateProcess.
how do you give the command and to whom...

an89 wrote:
I hope I made myself clearer this time.

Not for me, it's still a blurr picture

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

_AnShUmAn_

Re: parsing result from command line arguments in c++

Jijo.Raj13-Aug-08 2:42

Jijo.Raj

13-Aug-08 2:42

1) Parse the commandline and get ip address as suggested by _AnShUmAn_.

2) For setting static ip by using netsh command, Please refer this link - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/257748[^]

3) For executing netsh command from your C++ code, use ShellExecute() api. Check its documentation here - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb762153(VS.85).aspx[^]

Regards,
Jijo.

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Re: parsing result from command line arguments in c++

David Crow13-Aug-08 3:31

David Crow

13-Aug-08 3:31

an89 wrote:
suggest how to accomplish this?

By searching for argc and argv.

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CListCtrl with virtual list and Images?

bosfan13-Aug-08 1:29

bosfan

13-Aug-08 1:29

Hello,
need help to set a images in CListCtrl(CSortListCtrl here from codeproject) when is used in virtual mode,
have any one idea how to solve this??

regards
termal D'Oh! | :doh:

Re: CListCtrl with virtual list and Images?

Nibu babu thomas13-Aug-08 3:15

Nibu babu thomas

13-Aug-08 3:15

termal wrote:
CSortListCtrl here from codeproject

Better you ask in the article forum at the bottom of the article page! Anyway as a pointer take a look at LVN_GETDISPINFO and I_IMAGECALLBACK.

Nibu babu thomas
Microsoft MVP for VC++

Code must be written to be read, not by the compiler, but by another human being.

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Re: CListCtrl with virtual list and Images?

bosfan13-Aug-08 3:23

bosfan

13-Aug-08 3:23

Hello,
thanks for "LVN_GETDISPINFO and I_IMAGECALLBACK"!

regards
termal

how to create a hook to stop a certain process run by another application?

auralius manurung13-Aug-08 1:09

auralius manurung

13-Aug-08 1:09

there is an application that keep nagging me...every time it closes, it will open my internet browser...i want to make an app with visual c++ so i can stop it opening my internet browser...can i use a hook to stop it...can anyone help me please...

thx

Re: how to create a hook to stop a certain process run by another application?

sashoalm13-Aug-08 2:16

sashoalm

13-Aug-08 2:16

Writing a hook isn't very easy. Why don't you just check every 100 milliseconds if Internet Explorer opened after this app closed and then close it.

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Re: how to create a hook to stop a certain process run by another application?

auralius manurung15-Aug-08 0:39

auralius manurung

15-Aug-08 0:39

ya nice idea...but do you have any idea (link) or something wherei can learn about hook in windows...??

Re: how to create a hook to stop a certain process run by another application?

sashoalm18-Aug-08 20:36

sashoalm

18-Aug-08 20:36

why do you insist on doing it the hard way? polling every 100 ms IMO won't be any slower from your point of view.

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Linker creates *.lib and *.exp files for my EXE project, does anyone know what this means?

sashoalm13-Aug-08 1:05

sashoalm

13-Aug-08 1:05

The project is an EXE application. But the linker always creates a *.lib file, as if it was a dll project.

--------------------Configuration: MyProject - Win32 Release--------------------
Linking...
   Creating library Release\MyProject.lib and object Release\MyProject.exp

MyProject.exe - 0 error(s), 0 warning(s)

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Re: Linker creates *.lib and *.exp files for my EXE project, does anyone know what this means?

Nibu babu thomas13-Aug-08 1:26

Nibu babu thomas

13-Aug-08 1:26

sashoalm wrote:
But the linker always creates a *.lib file, as if it was a dll project.

You are exporting some symbols from the exe, that's the reason IMO.

Nibu babu thomas
Microsoft MVP for VC++

Code must be written to be read, not by the compiler, but by another human being.

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Re: Linker creates *.lib and *.exp files for my EXE project, does anyone know what this means?

sashoalm13-Aug-08 2:10

sashoalm

13-Aug-08 2:10

It seems that you are right, i dumped the lib and exp files, and they all show functions from the CxImage library (which is included in the project). How do I fix it?

Here's an excerpt of the dump of MyProject.exp - it's too long to post all of it:

01A1h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImageJPG::CxExifInfo::CxExifInfo(struct CxImageJPG::tag_ExifInfo *)
01A2h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxFile::CxFile(class CxFile const &)
01A3h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxFile::CxFile(void)
01A4h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxIOFile::CxIOFile(class CxIOFile const &)
01A5h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxIOFile::CxIOFile(struct _iobuf *)
01A6h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImage::CxImage(class CxImage const &,bool,bool,bool)
01A7h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImage::CxImage(unsigned long)
01A8h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImage::CxImage(unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned long,unsigned long)
01A9h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImage::CxImage(unsigned char *,unsigned long,unsigned long)
01AAh    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImage::CxImage(struct _iobuf *,unsigned long)
01ABh    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImage::CxImage(class CxFile *,unsigned long)
01ACh    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImage::CxImage(char const *,unsigned long)
01ADh    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImageGIF::CxImageGIF(class CxImageGIF const &)
01AEh    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImageGIF::CxImageGIF(void)
01AFh    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImageJPG::CxImageJPG(class CxImageJPG const &)
01B0h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImageJPG::CxImageJPG(void)
01B1h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImageTIF::CxImageTIF(class CxImageTIF const &)
01B2h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxImageTIF::CxImageTIF(void)
01B3h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxMemFile::CxMemFile(class CxMemFile const &)
01B4h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxMemFile::CxMemFile(unsigned char *,unsigned long)
01B5h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxPoint2::CxPoint2(class CxPoint2 const &)
01B6h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxPoint2::CxPoint2(float,float)
01B7h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxPoint2::CxPoint2(void)
01B8h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxRect2::CxRect2(class CxRect2 const &)
01B9h    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxRect2::CxRect2(float,float,float,float)
01BAh    UNDEF  00000000h   0000h   EXTERNAL    public: __thiscall CxRect2::CxRect2(void)

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