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When I draw a diamond or any shape for that matter using MFC's or SDK HDC shapes will always have the jaggies...can I use GDI+ to anti-alias images before display???
If so how...? I have read a few artidcles on GDI+ on here and can't find anything about that 
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Actually, I got this from C#.
g.SetSmoothingMode(SmoothingModeAntiAlias );
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Hmmm...thanks...i'll look into it and hopefully find something about using this with VC++ 6.0 
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What message can be received by window when shut down or restart a pc ?
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WM_CLOSE
Christian
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But according to the MSDN --->
System Shutdown Messages
The following messages are used with system shutdown.
WM_ENDSESSION
WM_QUERYENDSESSION
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Jitendra
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but WM_QUERYENDSESSION is not sent by the system properly, but by an application that ask the system to shut down. then, the OS emits WM_ENDSESSION .
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toxcct wrote:
but WM_QUERYENDSESSION is not sent by the system properly, but by an application...
The WM_QUERYENDSESSION message is definitely sent by the system in response to an application calling ExitWindows() or ExitWindowsEx().
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DavidCrow wrote:
sent by the system in response to an application calling ExitWindows()
yes, ok, but that is the same in the fact.
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An application calls ExitWindows[Ex](), and Windows responds by sending out a WM_QUERYENDSESSION message. How is that the same? The application did not send the message, Windows did. 
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damn it, you don't understand, or you don't want to understand ???????
it is the same... of course they are not the same messages.
i say it is the same to what i tried to explain before. WM_QUERYENDSESSION is sent because an application asked to shut down, instead that WM_ENDSESSION is sent when windows shuts off by itself. 
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toxcct wrote:
you don't understand...
I understand fully, that is why I was correcting you.
In your reply to Jitendra, you stated that, "...WM_QUERYENDSESSION is not sent by the system properly, but by an application..." Are you now denying this, or are you confused by what you stated versus what you actually meant?
toxcct wrote:
WM_QUERYENDSESSION is sent because an application asked to shut down...
This much is factual, but only if you qualify it by adding that Windows sends the message, not the application. The application "asked to shut down" by calling ExitWindows[Ex]().
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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yes, we're ok now. i explain myself wrongly in my first post.
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I get following error when compiling my very first VC60 program:
"--------------------Configuration: Titan - Win32 Debug--------------------
Compiling...
StdAfx.cpp
Compiling...
audio.c
k:\titan\source\audio.c(77) : fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive
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Obviously the compiler is looking for something in my 'stdafx.sbr' file that I am not providing.
Does anybody know how to resolve this simple hangup?
Thanks!
John Alderman
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Maybe you should rename you file form .c to .cpp
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Go to your project settings and look for settings on precompiled headers. 'use precompiled headers' will be checked, instead check 'automatic use of precompiled headers using file" and make sure the file is stdafx.h. Basically, if you use precompiled headers, all your .c and .cpp files need to include stdafx.h before any other include. When you import a file from a project that does not use them ( which is what I assume you've done ), you need to either add the line or change the setting.
Christian
I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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Hi,
[1] What is the best way to read avi files?
I have a class using the raw AVI* functions but it does not seem to be able to
load all formats. Some can't find an appropriate decompressor even though one is installed and the video plays ok with media player. I assume that DirectShow is implemented from those core AVI functions so is my assumption correct that reading/writing all avi formats should work without using DIrectShow?
[2] What is the best way of being able to open arbitray mpegs or avis and obtaining the
buffer?
[3]
Also In an SDI app how would I change the CFileDlg before OnOpenDcoument() to restrict the display formats. e.g. just mpgs or avis.
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axe
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On MSDN, Microsoft says "Microsoft® Video for Windows® (VFW) provides functions that enable an application to process video data. VFW was introduced in 16-bit Windows. Many of its features have been superseded by features in DirectX."
From the DirectX SDK You'll want to check out the DMO Sample. It takes MPEG-1 video packets as input and produces two output streams. You'll also want to take a look at the PlayWnd Sample, which is a simple media player.
axid3j1al wrote:
Also In an SDI app how would I change the CFileDlg before OnOpenDcoument() to restrict the display formats. e.g. just mpgs or avis.
You don't need to do much work with OnOpenDocument If you change the document string in the resources. See <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_mfc_CSingleDocTemplate.3a3a.CSingleDocTemplate.asp?frame=true" target="_blank">CSingleDocTemplate::CSingleDocTemplate</a> and <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_mfc_cdoctemplate.3a3a.getdocstring.asp" target="_blank">CDocTemplate::GetDocString</a>.
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How do I convert a STL basic_string to CString?
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CString s(mySTLstring.c_str());
Christian
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Got it...I wasn't using the ()
Thanks for the help
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Hi folks,
I've got a problem with delayload. Linking my C++ project in my venerable Visual Studio 97 delayload works fine. However, I've just downloaded the free VC++ toolkit 2003 which includes a new compiler and linker. With the new linker I get the error "unresolved external symbol ___delayLoadHelper2@8". Researching this I find that Microsoft have renamed the DelayLoadHelper routine to DelayLoadHelper2 and that I therefore need the new delayimp.lib - but strangely this isn't included in VC++ toolkit 2003 nor is it in the Windows SDK (there is a 64 bit version though). Does anyone know where I can get the latest delayimp.lib file?
Thanks, Chris
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...why can't you build it yourself? It must have source code...
"...Ability to type is not enough to become a Programmer. Unless you type in VB. But then again you have to type really fast..."
Me
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I'm a newbie to regex so please take it easy on me.
What would be the best approach for parsing C++ templates (inline functions only) and extracting some comments so I can generat a bit of documentation?
I'm interested in the approach (or regex if you feel generous) in parsing source code and generating primitive docs from it, NOT in finding an already made solution like the many source code doc generators out there already...so please don't send me links to DOxygen or anything....unless it outlines the techniques they used
I basically want to use a special commment like
// TODO: Blah blah
to generate todo lists and also extract class interfaces (including private and protected)
Any ideas???
Cheers
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A regular expression would be simple to do the "// TODO:" searches and output the results to wherever. But I think VS.NET already does this for you in their tasklist addin. And also just doing a strstr would be faster and less involved then using a regex set. As for parsing C++ templates you'd have to incorporate into your regex parser the grammer for C++ templates which most people would probably just pull out of gcc and use flexx/bison (lex/yacc) to build up what they needed to parse the c++ templates which would do the regular expressions for you. Then you just plug into the grammer where needed to generate what you wanted at the times you wanted it.
As for printing your voice mail. Hook your VMail system up to a Speech to Text(S2T) system and then connect your S2T sytem to a parrellel port that connects to your printer. Then push your VMail into the S2T the output of the S2T into the printer to get your vmail to paper and thus printed.
Cheers,
-Erik
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