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I set background bitmap for my MDIChildWnd >>> okay
void CTest2View::OnPaint()
{<br />
CPaintDC dc(this);
}
but When I resize MDIChildWnd, it 's flicker
I can not fix it
help me
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Normaly you would draw the background image in OnEraseBkgnd() which might solve part of your problem. Alternatly you can over ride OnEraseBkgnd(), so that it does not erase the background before OnPaint() is called, and do all the drawing in OnPaint().
There are some articles at codeproject on this subject and it is probably addressed in the FAQs.
INTP
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Could you show me more detail about this ?
You mean: I do paint in CMDIChildWnd based class or CFormView based class of MDIChildWnd ?? in class which derive from CFormView have no WM_ERASEBKGND message ?!
I also do paint in both but not result, when resize it still flicker.
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1) Search for articals on flicker free drawing (at codeproject).
Example: "Do a flicker-free drawing using MFC methods"
2) SDI, MDI, and Form windows are all directly or indirectly derived from CWnd which does receive a WM_ERASEBKGND message:
Example: CWnd->CView->CScrollView->CFOrmView.
Good luck!
INTP
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Is it possible to send exactly 35 bits through the serial port?
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Very difficult if at all !
It would involve direct control over the UART which in turn would require disabling the device driver. Also, you still need start and stop bits so you wouldn't have control over all 35 bits.
Elaine
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damn. that really screws up my idea. so there is noooo way of doin it without the start and stop bits?
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Sorry hon, asynchronous format always has one start bit and 1, 1.5 or two stop bits with 5 to 8 data bits 
Elaine (apologetic fluffy tigress)
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Depending on the capabilites of your serial communications chip, you may be able to program it for "synchronous communications" which does not involve the start/stop bits previously (and correctly) refered to.
It is a fairly involved process and requires a fairly good understanding of the hardware involved, but it is usually possible.
read the article in the latest help from MSDN entitled "Aristocratic Communication: NetBIOS", particularily the part about how to setup synchronous communications and how to control the UART from your program.
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Why do you need to send exactly 35 bits through the serial port?
- Nigel
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an little enlectronics project i was planning on doing. but no im lookin for a way around not being able to send the 35bits, by incorporating more stuff into the electronics side.
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Nnamdi Onyeyiri wrote:
Is it possible to send exactly 35 bits through the serial port?
It is, but only by using RTS and CTS as the data lines and doing the timing in software. Not pleasant, but possible.
Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"
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last night ive worked out what i think may work using a hardware approach to my problem, just have to work out how to program this microcontroller.
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Nnamdi Onyeyiri wrote:
last night ive worked out what i think may work using a hardware approach to my problem, just have to work out how to program this microcontroller.
 Which microcontroller?
Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"
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PICmicro 16F84 - right now im trying to find out how to send/recieve data on its pins.
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Nnamdi Onyeyiri wrote:
PICmicro 16F84 - right now im trying to find out how to send/recieve data on its pins.
Pretty cool little chip, huh? 
I think MPLAB comes with some sample code for using two of the pins as a UART. There is an application note here[^] which details how to do it (AN555).
Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"
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cool, thanks for the link, maybe ill make things easier for me, seeing as i have no idea what im doin 
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hmmm, not to sure about that code, i had planned on using this[^] chip as a RS232, but thought that to control the CTS pins etc, i would still need the microcontroller. am i right?
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Nnamdi Onyeyiri wrote:
this[^] chip
That's an RS-232 level-shifter. RS-232 uses 0V for logic 0, and -12V for logic 1 (either that or the other way around). The level shifter is used to convert to/from standard logic (0=0V,1=5V). It doesn't process the data at all.
You'll still need a microcontroller to receive/transmit the signals, both the data and the CTS pins.
Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"
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ok, back to square 1, ill take another look at that link u gave me
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Anyone know how to get Visual C++ 7 to create a make file for the current project like Visual C++ 6 did. I've that VC7 has the ability to add a make file project but it seems you have write the entire thing yourself. You might as well have a "Notepad" project, and forget the IDE altogether!!
"Je pense, donc je mange." - Rene Descartes 1689 - Just before his mother put his tea on the table.
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Hi
I am working on a bot for a game. The game is full-screen but I can run it in window mode, using the -w parameter.
What I'd want is when I run the bot, it minimizes the game window and creates a fake cursor for the game which click locations, buttons.. In short the bot plays the game for you while you are doing anything else, such as browsing web sites or whatever...
Would this be possible?
Any help would be greatly apprecied
Thx,
-Mike
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What kind of game is this? Since it can run in fullscreen, I'm assuming it's OpenGL or DirectX.
To answer your question: It depends. You can try sending your own messages to the app, but if it's minimized, it may not be listening, or may be in a state where it's not able to receive any input (i.e., the device context may have been lost, and it's just spinning waiting for it to become un-minimized). Also, if it uses DirectInput, then you're SOL, since DirectInput talks directly to the device driver.
- Mike
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Have searched and searched the forum but cannot find the answer....I am using code found on CodeProject to append lines to an edit box in an MFC application I am playing with.(Hobby Programmer). I want to delete the second line of the text (entered programmatically by selchange of combo box)if the text is different from the existing. For the life of me I cannot figger this out. thanks in advance.
Michael (previously vb now c++) Judy
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It has been a while since I have done any thing like this but if you look in the index of the MSDN library and find "edit controls [Win32]" you should be able to figure it out.
If I remember right, you need to select the text to be deleted (EM_SETSEL) and then send WM_CLEAR [delete/clear current selection] message to the control or EM_CUT [delete and copy current selection to the clipboard].
INTP
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