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Hi all,
I've create in VC6 a win32 static library. I called it CommonLibrary.
The objective is the encapsulate and to simplify some annoying uses of win32 the nor MFC or other libraries gives.
for starters, i've implemented 3 classes:
1. CRegEx - Which encapsulate the annoying registry methods RegXXXX where XXXX is the operation being done on the registry.
2. CFolderDialogEx - Which encapsulate the annoying shell method SHBrowseForFolder. it is like MFC CFileDialog, but it displays folders selection.
3. CTrayIconEx - Which encapsulate the annoying method Shell_NotifyIcon. helps put and remove icons easily in the system tray.
I would like to hear your comments about what other classes should be in this static library.
also maybe you would like to join me in writing those classes, like a join project.
I know there are many classes here in code project, but there is no library the contains them all.
what do you think?
Yaron
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you said these classes are here(of course application not lib)
now what do you need?
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Hi,
Due to previous obligations i am dropping the subject....
thanks for your willing to help..
Yaron
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Hi,
With which version of VC++ M.F.C 7.0 is available. is it VC++.Net(which comes Visual Studio .Net 2003)or what? Suggest me some good book or links to update myself.
Regards
Eswari
-- modified at 4:36 Monday 1st May, 2006
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MFC 7.0 is VC2002. I believe VC2003 is 7.1 and 2005 is 8.0. There aren't that many changes to MFC, msdn.microsoft.com/google is as good a place as any for info.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Thank you. Does it come with VS.Net 2002?. or Visual Studio(which version) I have to provide this information to my system support people.
-- modified at 5:33 Monday 1st May, 2006
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Unless you buy a language specific Visual Studio edition, they all come with VB.NET, C#, C++ and MFC, except the Visual C++ Express Edition, which is free but does not support MFC at all.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Which version MFC does WinXp carry? MFC60.DLL or MFC7x.DLL?
Maxwell Chen
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Obviously, you can install as many different MFC versions on a machine as you need. I don't know if any come with it, I sure wouldn't be assuming anything without checking first, if I was shipping to XP only and thought I may get away with something
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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i have working code on VC++ .. i want to code in eVC++ can anyone help me with what are the differences and how to go about:confused
MAD JOHN
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In general, you won't have too much problems porting your code. The main difference is that some functions are not supported in eVC (you'll have to check the doc for that). The easiest solution to check, is to create a new project in eVC and add all your files and compile. Then, check out the errors  .
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can give me the links to the document 
mad johnny
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hi,
i have one child dialog. i need close that one from a function CloseChild() of the parent class. i donot have any member variable for child dialog in parent class. anybody pls tel me...how can i close that child dialog.
yours faithfully
ajeesh
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Try to get the handle of child using GetWindow.
- NS -
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if will will obtain a handle to the child window (GetWindow with GW_CHILD parameter) you can send or post a message to that window WM_CLOSE...
Yaron
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hi YaronNir,
i just did the following on ur suggestion.
CWnd* pWnd = GetWindow( GW_CHILD );
Attach( pWnd->m_hWnd );
PostMessage( WM_CLOSE );
this is working.
if there is any other better way to do it pls tel me.
thanking for ur answer,
ajeesh
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if you don't have a member or a pointer to the dialog, then that is the only good way i can think of...
Yaron
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No...i don't have any member for the child one.
So thank u once again Mr.Yaron
ajeesh
yours faithfully
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Why are you attaching it to the this class?
You can simply call pWnd->PostMessage( WM_CLOSE );
I wonder how it is working!
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If you are creating a child dialog you would be creating the pointer for that for that child dialog in Parent class.
So use hat pointer and call DestroyWindow()
Cheers
"Peace of mind through Technology"
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No...i don't have any member for the child one.
So thank u once again Mr.Yaron
ajeesh
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so can you explain how you are creating the child dialog
Cheers
"Peace of mind through Technology"
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hi
how can i know which running process holds how much physical memory
right now.how can i write the code which will detect the memory amount
of a running process.please help me.
thanks in advance
nirmal
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Please take a look at GlobalMemoryStatus in the documentation.
Yaron
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