Re: Linking non-default libraries in VC++ - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

IvanovaIsGod2-Apr-06 6:22

2-Apr-06 6:22

Hello all.

Let's assume I have commands like this:
"c:\Program Files\Product\command.exe" -arg1 -arg2
\\.\c:\Program Files\Product\command.exe -a 1

I would like to know how to extract the "command.exe" part from whatever possible command syntax Windows allows.

Thanks all.

-- modified at 12:22 Sunday 2nd April, 2006

Re: File name from a command line

FarPointer2-Apr-06 7:07

FarPointer

2-Apr-06 7:07

Wont argv[0] give you the exe name .

int main(int argc, char* argv[])<br />
{<br />
	char *exeName = argv[0];<br />
       // to  hold the filename <br />
        TCHAR szFileName[_MAX_PATH];<br />
	_tsplitpath( exeName , NULL, NULL, szFileName, NULL );<br />
	return 0;<br />
}

// after seeing michael answer it striked me you were looking for the exe name

Regards,
FarPointer

-- modified at 13:23 Sunday 2nd April, 2006

Re: File name from a command line

Michael Dunn2-Apr-06 7:16

Michael Dunn

2-Apr-06 7:16

If you have the params separated already (such as, in the argv[] array) then call PathFindFileName()

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Debbuger traps

Waldermort2-Apr-06 5:01

Waldermort

2-Apr-06 5:01

Hi all,

have any of you had any experience coding debbuger traps? You know those pices of code which detect if somebody is trying to reverse engineer your app. I you have any code samples or links to useful websites dealing with this I would be very much appreciative.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Debbuger traps

Stephen Hewitt2-Apr-06 17:51

Stephen Hewitt

2-Apr-06 17:51

The classic is the IsDebuggerPresent API.

Steve

Linking non-default libraries in VC++

Kordzik2-Apr-06 4:44

Kordzik

2-Apr-06 4:44

I have a library in a file libgsl.a, which I want to make use of in my .dll that I write in VC++. How can I actually force compiler to link it? I tried adding the path to additional library path, but I still get the "unresolved external symbol" error...

Kordzik

Re: Linking non-default libraries in VC++

Michael Dunn2-Apr-06 7:17

Michael Dunn

2-Apr-06 7:17

.a is a Unix format, you'll need to recompile the code with VC for VC to use it.

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Re: Linking non-default libraries in VC++

Laxman Auti2-Apr-06 17:58

Laxman Auti

2-Apr-06 17:58

Try to use #pragma directives

The following pragma causes the linker to search for the Test.Lib library while linking. The linker searches first in the current working directory and then in the path specified in the LIB environment variable.

#pragma comment( lib, "Test" )

Knock out "T" from CAN'T
You 'CAN' if you think you 'CAN'
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about dynamic append menu

FlyWithYou2-Apr-06 4:12

FlyWithYou

2-Apr-06 4:12

Hi.

I dynamic append some item in a popup menu
AppendMenu(hMenu, MF_STRING | MF_ENABLED, 1000, "111");

but why the menu item is gray and disabled, cannot click.

I use Win32 C++(not MFC).

thanks.

Re: about dynamic append menu

FarPointer2-Apr-06 4:17

FarPointer

2-Apr-06 4:17

Yes by default all these handlers are disabled unless you activate it through the command_UI handler .check enablemenuitem.
// try insertmenu or insertmenuitem
Regards,
FarPointer

-- modified at 10:18 Sunday 2nd April, 2006

Re: about dynamic append menu

FlyWithYou2-Apr-06 5:47

FlyWithYou

2-Apr-06 5:47

umm, how to do in C++?

Re: about dynamic append menu

FarPointer2-Apr-06 6:27

FarPointer

2-Apr-06 6:27

This is how i have inserted an menu and it works fine
// tried for a dialog
// ID_MYMENU NEWMLY ADDED MENU ID

CMenu *Menu =this->GetSystemMenu(FALSE);	<br />
Menu->InsertMenu( 3 , MF_BYPOSITION, ID_MYMENU, "&Insert in 3 Place");<br />
//and if for some reason you are not getting it enable it <br />
map this <br />
virtual BOOL OnCmdMsg(UINT nID, int nCode,  void* pExtra,AFX_CMDHANDLERINFO* pHandlerInfo <br />
);<br />
nCode check for <br />
if(nID ==ID_MYMENU) &&( nCode == CN_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI)<br />
{<br />
  // THIS ENABLES IT <br />
  ( ( CCmdUI* ) pExtra)->Enable( TRUE );<br />
}<br />

Regards,
FarPointer

-- modified at 12:28 Sunday 2nd April, 2006

Re: about dynamic append menu

Michael Dunn2-Apr-06 7:18

Michael Dunn

2-Apr-06 7:18

He said he's not using MFC.

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Re: about dynamic append menu

FarPointer2-Apr-06 7:26

FarPointer

2-Apr-06 7:26

oh yes i forgot ,so in such case if i want to handle the OnCmdMsg(...)
wat ami supposed to do .

Regards,
FarPointer

Re: about dynamic append menu

Hamid_RT2-Apr-06 4:30

Hamid_RT

2-Apr-06 4:30

Hi FlyWithYou,
maybe it is some helpful to you

#define IDC_TEST 1000
HMENU hmenu,hMenu2;

hmenu=GetMenu(hWnd);
hMenu2=GetSubMenu(hmenu,0);
AppendMenu(hMenu2, MF_STRING|MF_ENABLED, IDC_TEST, "111");

case WM_COMMAND:
switch (wmId)
{
case IDC_TEST:
MessageBox(hWnd,"test",NULL,MB_OK);
break;
...
...

Re: about dynamic append menu

FlyWithYou2-Apr-06 5:44

FlyWithYou

2-Apr-06 5:44

But the menu item not enabled, how to click.

Re: about dynamic append menu

Hamid_RT2-Apr-06 5:54

Hamid_RT

2-Apr-06 5:54

FlyWithYou
I tested for your question(why the menu item is gray and disabled, cannot click)
I write this code then test it and it's not gray
do you use this code?

How to disable the close icon in the title bar of an MFC Dialog after dialog creation?

rbid2-Apr-06 3:42

rbid

2-Apr-06 3:42

Hello,

In addition to catching the WM_CLOSE event, I would like to disable the close icon on the dialog title bar when some critical section is being parsed in my application.

Is this possible?,

For those that use Nero Burning Room, when you are burning a CD/DVD, the close icon on the dialog title bar is dissabled.. How can be this done under MFC?

http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/1588/disableclose7uy.gif[^]

I guess that the style of the window is changed with SetWindowLong(), but I don't manage to find how.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: How to disable the close icon in the title bar of an MFC Dialog after dialog creation?

toxcct2-Apr-06 4:06

toxcct

2-Apr-06 4:06

disable the related menuitem in the system menu and the button will be disabled at the same time...

Re: How to disable the close icon in the title bar of an MFC Dialog after dialog creation?

FarPointer2-Apr-06 4:09

FarPointer

2-Apr-06 4:09