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For an AutoCAD application I need to temporarily hide a dialog window and return control to the main window, in order to enable the user to select objects on the drawing screen. After the user has selected objects, control is returned to the dialog.
I do not use MFC, because I subclassed an existing dialog procedure.
What sequence of messages should I send in order to make the dialog hidden and visible again?
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Hi,
I would like to know how to add a resource to an external exe file. For instance you have a.exe which is your main program and you want to add the file example.txt as a resource to the file b.exe.
I don't know if that's possible but if it is and if someone have the solution of that problem I would really appreciate to know it...
Thanks
Manthis
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With code or manually? If you mean manually, open the EXE in a resource editor like VS, and add the file with the editor. With code, use the resorce APIs, BeginUpdateResource(), UpdateResource(), EndUpdateResource()
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Manthis wrote: I don't know if that's possible but if it is and if someone have the solution of that problem I would really appreciate to know it...
Read it http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/UpdateResource.asp[^]
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One way is to include all the contents of file as one long string in the string table resource of external exe.
For this uses the following functions:
LoadLibrary() for destination/external exe
FindResource() for finding the string table.
Load resource()
Lockresource()
BeginUpdateResource()
UpdateResource()
EndUpdateResource()
File contents->Long String ->Any one String Table Entry ->String tableResource -> External Exe.
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All right thanks guys for these quick answers, I really appreciate it...
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Hello,
I have a question for you. I have a program is based on a basic binary tree.
There needs to be a function to swap nodes or from left to right. so in other words,
if 1 is the root and on the left is a 2 and on the right is a 3, I would want to swap the 2 and 3.
For each node entered.
Any ideas on how to write this out?
Thanks.
Tiffani
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first you will have to walk the tree.
next you will need to construct a new tree, the new tree will simply need to change how it's comparing the elements!
think about it..have fun on the homework, no cheating 
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Hello,
I have a question for you. I have a program is based on a basic binary tree.
There needs to be a function to swap nodes or from left to right. so in other words,
if 1 is the root and on the left is a 2 and on the right is a 3, I would want to swap the 2 and 3.
For each node entered.
Any ideas on how to write this out?
Thanks.
Tiffani
Diablaaz@aol.com
-- modified at 18:14 Sunday 22nd July, 2007
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Who's first?;)
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I was tempted - but I've just finished an 8 hour drive and I'm too tired to bother.
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diablaaz wrote: Any ideas on how to write this out?
Homework? Take-home test? We need more info. 
Marc
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Marc Clifton wrote: We need more info.
Why? Do you have a moving scale of what to charge based on if it is homework or take home test? I know I do 
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Paul Conrad wrote: Why? Do you have a moving scale of what to charge based on if it is homework or take home test?
Because his question was originally posted in the lounge, and I wanted to know what the appropriate flame response should be. 
Marc
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Marc Clifton wrote: wanted to know what the appropriate flame response should be
Pick a flame, any flame
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I see your problem. You can't do that with a basic binary tree. You need to switch to an advanced binary tree.
Gary Kirkham
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I'm not even sure an advanced tree would work. He might need a segmented octal tree with a U’u root.
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maybe change the < by a> ?
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It seems simple, in principle: ou have just to reconvert back each byte (two hexadecima digits) of your multiple records and chain them in a single binary file.
What are you afraid about?
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You're using ODBC directly? If so, it's fairly easy to do reading/writing of BLOB fields.
These are the only functions needed I believe, most of which you're probably already using if
you're using ODBC:
SQLAllocHandle()
(optional) SQLSetStmtAttr() to set synchronous/asynchronous and other statement attributes
(optional) SQLBindParameter() depending on the query
SQLExecDirect()
SQLFetch()
SQLGetData() / SQLPutData()
(optional) SQLParamData() depending on the query
SQLFreeHandle()
Mark
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Hi,
Is there any code out there that shows how to make the first colomns of a list control
static. That is when a horizontal scroll is made, the first columns of the control stays
in view. I searched the net for some info, but could not find any.
tia.
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No, you'll need something like a grid control to do that.
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paper67 wrote: Is there any code out there that shows how to make the first colomns of a list control
static.
By Design ListCtrl doesn't provide you thsi property but you can achieve same by writing your algo after subclassing the ListControl to make First Item Always Fixed User Scroll. it is pretty much easy if you use GridControl!
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