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I'd put the DLL in the same directory as the application.
Steve
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Plzz, make u question easy to be understand.
Come online at:-
jubinc@skype
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Thanks for reply..I got my solution.
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What makes you to delete your OP ?
Doesn't you like to know your problem and solution to others ?
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Actually my problem was too comlicated to understand so i thought better is to delete.
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Shah Satish wrote: Actually my problem was too comlicated to understand so i thought better is to delete.
Then what about person seeking clarification from you ?
Its better to know complicated problem to others and solutions ofcourse. Thats for community is all about.
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Ok..I m sorry..See my Question " Selection change in dialog box " and if possible then try to come out me..
Thanking you ..
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You got your answer!! What about the people who are sensible enough to use the search feature wanting an answer to the same question? Because of some silly little child, you, they will never see the answer!
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Ok..I m sorry..See my Question " Selection change in dialog box " and if possible then try to come out me..
Thanking you ..
Shah
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Don Box wrote: Plzz, make u question easy to be understand.
Please add the reference of your question so that other can view it..
Knock out 't' from can't,
You can if you think you can
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Do you have problem with dll files?
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Hi,
I am new to VC++ programming. I want to use double buffering in VC++ .Net 2003 MFC Dialog application. Please help me to learn this technique.
Thanks in advance.
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Is this a problem or a question?
Double buffering is where you create a bitmap and draw everthing you need to that instead of to the DC like you normally would. You then draw everything to the DC at once, reducing flicker. You only need to use a double buffer if you are doing any drawing to the screen.
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what is your case, and what have you tried already ? (have you googled some solutions already ?)
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In double buffering, first we write to memory dc (First buffering), then by copying whole memory to the output device (monitor)(Second buffering).
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jubinc@skype
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BHBagadiya1 wrote: am new to VC++ programming. I want to use double buffering in VC++ .Net 2003 MFC Dialog application
If you are new then how do you know you want to use double buffering?
Most of us assume you are referring to double-buffering display data. Is that the case?
Mark
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Hello ,
I have a application MFC SDI application that work good but I have installed my application on a other computer and now this fonction return FALSE:
CMainFrame* pMainFrame = new CMainFrame;
if (!pMainFrame->LoadFrame(IDR_MAINFRAME)) {
return FALSE;
}
What can I check to fix the problem.
Thank you for help
AutreChien
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NorGUI wrote: have a application MFC SDI application that work good but I have installed my application on a other computer
What do you mean by installed ?
NorGUI wrote: CMainFrame* pMainFrame = new CMainFrame;
if (!pMainFrame->LoadFrame(IDR_MAINFRAME)) {
return FALSE;
How you come to know this funcion is failing ?
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Installed was only copy the .exe on the other computer
I know that LoadFrame return FALSE because I have put a AfxMessageBox() inside this test.
I have make some test and now I have finaly found my problem it was a com MSCOMM32.ocx that was not realy good installed of the other computer and the initialisation of this control was in Create() fonction from the Mainframe. I have reinstalled the OCX and now it work.
Thank you !
AutreChien
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i use vc2005. when i debug in a function,the cursor doesn't piont to the excuted line. it piont to other lines before the excuted line. this has happened both in my own functions and functions of mfc library.
i am using c++,mfc, xp professional sp2, and compiling with /Od (Disable optimization) . i clean the solution, and rebuild it. it don't become normal. how shold i do?
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This often happens when you change the source code files outside of VS, the .obj files produced by the compiler don't allign with the .cpp files. VS only checks for changes of code, not comments or white space.
Try deleting the Debug folder and perform a full rebuild of your exe, dlls and libs.
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This happens when the code compiled from and the code-file displayed are different.
Somewhere upstream, a line has been deleted (and probably other lines have been rewritten). So the debugger, brainless as it is, displays the source line it gets from the PDB, which is not the one it should have been displaying.
Do you have installed several VC++ in parallel and are shown the wrong one?
Do you edited your file and did not recompile?
"We trained hard, but it seemed that every time we were beginning to form up into teams we would be reorganised. I was to learn later in life that we tend to meet any new situation by reorganising: and a wonderful method it can be for creating the illusion of progress, while producing confusion, inefficiency and demoralisation."
-- Caius Petronius, Roman Consul, 66 A.D.
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