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I tried the following and it actually works:
void CDlgFocusTestDlg::OnActivate(UINT nState, CWnd* pWndOther, BOOL bMinimized)
{
if (nState == WA_INACTIVE)
EndDialog(IDOK);
else
CDialog::OnActivate(nState, pWndOther, bMinimized);
}
Hope, this will solve ur prob
Gurmeet S. Kochar
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My problem with WM_ACTIVATE is that it is fired only when switching to another application. My application is full-screen and the dialog box is in a DLL loaded by the application. There is only our full-screen application to click on, so WM_ACTIVATE isn't fired.
thanks,
Mike Thompson
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BTW, i tried it with modal dialog box
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how do i execute an external program with arguments using standard ansii c? this is a 16bit dos application so i can't use any windows libraries.
thanks,
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spawn?
onwards and upwards...
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i tried that but it doesn't seem to be in the standard c libraries.
Rob
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exec(...) ??
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Hello.
I am working on a small socket application that utilizes SSL and FTP protocol.
The problem is that the server response with error:
"503 Log in with USER first."
The SSL is OpenSSL. Here is an overview of the sequence.
- winsock connect
- AUTH SSL
- SSL_connect()
- handshake is success
// At this point, everything is send/recv via SSL
// SSL_send() and SSL_recv()
- PBSZ 0
- PROT P
- USER <username>
- PASS <password>
...
// All the above are successful
// Server respond "230 <username> logged in."
// Every command afterward returns an error
- SYST
Basically, every command the program sends, the server would return "503 Log in with USER first."
Do you need to package outgoing data in a special SSL package before passing it to SSL_send()?
Please post if you have any idea.
Thanks,
Kuphryn
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I'm still having trouble with this. I have a dll that uses the WM_COPYDATA to send a struct to a mainframe window. The struct has some longs (4 I think) and a char[256]. This has been working and does work on about 90% of PC's. A few customers and some in-house people do not see the text that is being passed.
After checking into it, I have found that the pointer to the lpCopyDataStruct is not correct on the machines that have the problem. I can see where my struct begins by doing a memory dump starting at the erroneous pointer and it is there but much further down the line (maybe 40-50 bytes?)than where the pointer says it should be.
Can anyonne think of a reason why this works most of the time but fails on certain PC's? I have reports that some NT, 2000, and XP machines have this trouble but not everyone with those OS's have the problem.
Uuugh!!
Thanks,
Dave
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is it possible they have those fancy clipboards running where u can have many virtual clipboards and select between them?
u prolly thought of that already right?
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I'm not sure what that is. I'll see if I can find more info on it. Does that affect how the WM_COPYDATA message works?
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yes it can
check to see if they have any non-standard or enhanced clipboards utilities or anything like it
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Here's what fixed the problem:
We noticed that two copies of Rundll32.exe were running and when they were killed, things worked. We looked into what was causing the Rundll32 to be executed and found that the tray application for the NVidia software was responsible. Once that was removed from the startup, things worked fine on both PC's where the trouble was reported. Those people can no longer use the tray app for the video card but they didn't need it.
So, do you think it's something NVidia is doing, RunDll32, or just Windows that is at the root of the problem? Why would my pointer being passed in WM_COPYDATA get corrupt due to this app running?
Thanks for your help,
Dave.
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Is there any way of finding out if a shell open of a file (double clicking a file) has occured in a program.
Thanks you
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Thats really more complicated than I want. All I want is to be able to tell if a file has been opened by double clicking it, the MFC framework already loads the file and Initialises the Document, I simply want to know whether to display a dialog box if a file has not been opened.
Thanks anyway
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Ok,
I have been trying to create a project that I could call when Pro Engineer Wildfire starts up. No matter what I do the project will not compile.
Here is the example that I am using
http://www.caddigest.com/subjects/pro_engineer/select/tutorials/jovanovic_toolkit_environment.htm
Here is what I need to do. When an assembly is opened I need to get all the Drawings / Sub Assemblies.. ect that are called out and log them.If anyone here has coded a program for Pro Engineer wildfire, PLEASE HELP..
Thanks
Will
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OMalleyW wrote:
No matter what I do the project will not compile.
you can be more specific and provide what compilation error that you get ?
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thank you for the response. With Pro Engineer wildfire there is Pro Toolkit which gives you an API to program to Pro Engineer. After I added the directories where all the Pro toolkit header files are located I would get errors . Here is an example
one of the errors said that the function ProMessageDisplay does not take 3 arguments.. So I looked in the ProMessage.h file provided by PTC (the company that makes Pro Engineer)
Here is the declaration:
extern ProError ProMessageDisplay(
#ifdef PRO_USE_VAR_ARGS
ProFileName file_name,
ProCharLine message_name,
...
#endif
);
Because I am just getting into C++ I was thinking that the declaration was causing a problem, but I am not really sure.
Thank you again for the help
Will
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did you define PRO_USE_VAR_ARGS somewhere, its a conditional build so i guess thats wehre the problem lies... Some where in your .h file do
#define PRO_USE_VAR_ARGS 1
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I need a way to detect when network connections (LAN, dial-up, wireless, etc.) become available or unavailable. The NotifyAddrChange function in the IP Helper API seems to do what I need, but I was wondering if there were any alternatives that I should explore.
Any suggestions?
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Yes, search for ISensNetwork.
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Thanks. I knew there was another way that I'd stumbled across a while back, and that was it.
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Does anyone know of a replacement for stretchblt? I have some code that doesn't allow the use of the windows api call, so I need to find some source that can be used instead of the API.
Anyone?
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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
I have some code that doesn't allow the use of the windows api call
 Could it be that you are working on win98? some apis would work in win2k and not in win98.
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