C / C++ / MFC

SandipG 24-Jun-08 2:35

SandipG

24-Jun-08 2:35

Good its working now You are welcome Smile | :)

Regards,
Sandip.

KarstenK23-Jun-08 21:50

KarstenK

23-Jun-08 21:50

Check from which window you get these messages. D'Oh! | :doh:

Greetings from Germany

David Crow24-Jun-08 3:15

David Crow

24-Jun-08 3:15

danginkgo wrote:
I want to register some values when the window has keyboard focus and unregister the values when the window looses focus.

It sounds like you need to use WM_ACTIVATEAPP instead.

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text overlay on video data

danginkgo24-Jun-08 3:30

danginkgo

24-Jun-08 3:30

I tried using WM_ACTIVATEAPP message, but I don't get it in the main WindowProc function.
Do you have any suggestions?

danginkgo

ashishmax4723-Jun-08 20:55

ashishmax47

23-Jun-08 20:55

I have a pointer to video image buffer as follows in BYTE pointer;
BYTE *pdata
now I want to overlay text on that video image .how can I achieved that task.

Ashish

enabling applicaion for UAC

subramanyeswari23-Jun-08 20:48

subramanyeswari

23-Jun-08 20:48

Hi,

I followed the steps in the link
http://www.professionalvisualstudio.com/blog/2007/10/05/enabling-your-application-for-uac-on-vista/[^]

After building the application, i tried to run the application in vista machine. But UAC dialog pops up.

What should i do.

Regards

Re: enabling applicaion for UAC

krmed24-Jun-08 2:01

krmed

24-Jun-08 2:01

It's hard to say why since you don't provide enough information, but there are many reasone that you might see the UAC prompt.

First, if your manifest file has

<requestedExecutionLevel  level="requireAdministrator" />

this will force the UAC to appear for any user running the program. You can use

<requestedExecutionLevel  level="asInvoker">

which allows the program to run without admin rights, and won't prompt with the UAC...

UNLESS
If your program attempts to perform a Vista restricted function (for instance, writing to a file in anywhere in the Program Files directory) then the UAC prompt will still appear.

Other causes can be the name of your executable file, contents of the VERSIONINFO resource in your .rc file and others.

Check out this thread[^] for more info - especially post #15.

Hope that helps.

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GUI thread priority

rp_suman23-Jun-08 20:33

23-Jun-08 20:33

What is the priority of MFC application's GUI thread?

Regards,
Suman

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SandipG 23-Jun-08 20:51

SandipG

23-Jun-08 20:51

Default value is THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL
you can use SetThreadPriority() to set desired priority.

Regards,
Sandip.

Naveen23-Jun-08 20:52

Naveen

23-Jun-08 20:52

Why dont you try your self using GetThreadPriority() function?

nave

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rp_suman23-Jun-08 20:55

23-Jun-08 20:55

Thanks for your help!!

I thought these functions of setting and getting thread priority are for only user defined threads, but it seems we can use them for any thread.

But setting priority to GUI thread will work?

Thanks,
Suman

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Rajesh R Subramanian23-Jun-08 21:34

Rajesh R Subramanian

23-Jun-08 21:34

rp_suman wrote:
I thought these functions of setting and getting thread priority are for only user defined threads,

There is nothing called as an user defined thread. There are only two types of threads - UI and worker.

rp_suman wrote:
But setting priority to GUI thread will work?

Why not try it?

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SandipG 24-Jun-08 0:49

SandipG

24-Jun-08 0:49

Now i got it why you are called gray man Smile | :)

Regards,
Sandip.

rp_suman24-Jun-08 15:02

24-Jun-08 15:02

Hi,

Thanks for your help..

I meant the thread created by user and not applications default one.

Getting or setting priority to application thread is possible, but as Cedric Moonen said, we shold take care when setting priorities.

Thanks & Regards,
Suman

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rp_suman23-Jun-08 20:52

23-Jun-08 20:52

I got it using GetThreadPriority() function inside InitInstance(), it is normal priority(THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL = 0).

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Cedric Moonen23-Jun-08 21:24

Cedric Moonen

23-Jun-08 21:24

It's not a answer to your question, but are you really sure that you want to change the GUI thread priority ? If you are still talking about the same problem as yesterday, then I guess that changing the thread priority to avoid a race condition is not the way to go. Besides, if you handle that not correctly you may end up freezing your whole system.

If you use critical section with care, that should solve a lot of your problem (even if you think this will be slower).

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.4]

Rajesh R Subramanian24-Jun-08 0:32

Rajesh R Subramanian

24-Jun-08 0:32

Hi Cedric,

Is that just me or nobody's CPMRU will be able to cope with this[^] post? Please tell me that I'm not alone. Unsure | :~

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Cedric Moonen24-Jun-08 1:34

Cedric Moonen

24-Jun-08 1:34

No, you're not alone Big Grin | :-D

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.4]

rp_suman24-Jun-08 14:43

24-Jun-08 14:43

Hi,

I asked this to just know and not for any problem.

That problem of race condition resolved already by updating write pointer count only after current write is finish which Pallini suggested.

BTW: My current project consists of many threads, timer, callback from me and other developers, thats why I wanted to know priority level of each.

Thanks for all your help!!

Regards,
Suman

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Rajesh R Subramanian23-Jun-08 21:42

Rajesh R Subramanian

23-Jun-08 21:42

Oh my God! Is it related to this[^]? If yes, you're doing a terrible thing. Please follow the guidance given to you by Cedric.

Nobody can give you wiser advice than yourself. - Cicero
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rp_suman24-Jun-08 16:21