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Re: A static library && sub-projects Ravi Bhavnani1-Aug-04 6:43 Ravi Bhavnani 1-Aug-04 6:43  Dunno about "best", but with thousands of commercial and open-source projects using it, it's pretty darn good. Also, the price is hard to beat! /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: A static library && sub-projects Chris Losinger1-Aug-04 16:32 Chris Losinger 1-Aug-04 16:32  dNimrod#X wrote: is this at all possible? yes, completely. ex. if you have three libraries A, B and C VC++ will combine them into a single library A, if you simply make A dependent on B and C. dNimrod#X wrote: How can I create a blank project to incorporate them (if such a thing is possible) ? i'd just create an empty Win32 static library project and drop them in there. Software | Cleek Process Categories DiffBytes1-Aug-04 0:11 DiffBytes 1-Aug-04 0:11  Hello EveryOne, I have made a simple program to enumerate the running processes of the system and i want to show the processes's information that includes Name, Path, Type, Threads etc. Everything goes fine except Type. I want to categorize the processes into System Processes, User Processes, Local Services and Network Services. How can i do that? Thanks ado Asha Rams31-Jul-04 22:19 Asha Rams 31-Jul-04 22:19  How do we bind a ADO dialog control Edit box to a comboBox to the second recordset field data? Re: ado Ivan Cachicatari1-Aug-04 4:58 Ivan Cachicatari 1-Aug-04 4:58  Hi, I recommend to you read this article: http://www.latindevelopers.com/articles/vc/datacombo/[^] But unfortunately it is in Spanish. You can translate it with google or altavista. I hope helped you. Ivan Cachicatari www.latindevelopers.com English version Ravi Bhavnani1-Aug-04 5:16 Ravi Bhavnani 1-Aug-04 5:16  And here's[^] an English version of the article. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com how to manipulate clipborard yingkou31-Jul-04 19:39 yingkou 31-Jul-04 19:39  I want to put a HBITMAP into clipboard,my project is a dialog-based project and codes as follow: CDC memDC; HBITMAP hRes=NULL; BITMAP bmp; HBITMAP hBitmap=(HBITMAP)LoadImage(AfxGetInstanceHandle(),"D:\\023.bmp",IMAGE_BITMAP,0,0,LR_LOADFROMFILE|LR_CREATEDIBSECTION); HBITMAP hClip =(HBITMAP) GlobalAlloc( GHND, (DWORD) sizeof(BITMAP) ); GlobalLock ( hClip ); memcpy(&hClip,&hBitmap,sizeof(HBITMAP)); GlobalUnlock(hClip ); if(::OpenClipboard(m_hWnd)==0) return FALSE; else if(EmptyClipboard()==0) return FALSE; else if(SetClipboardData(CF_BITMAP, hClip)==NULL) return FALSE; else CloseClipboard(); if(::OpenClipboard(m_hWnd)==0) return FALSE; else if(IsClipboardFormatAvailable(CF_BITMAP)==0) return FALSE; else if((hRes=(HBITMAP)GetClipboardData(CF_BITMAP)) == NULL) return FALSE; else if(GetObject(hRes,sizeof(BITMAP),&bmp)) return FALSE;//Errors happen here else if(memDC.CreateCompatibleDC(GetDC())==0) return FALSE; else { CRect rect(90,10,140,50); memDC.SelectObject(hRes); GetDC()->StretchBlt(90,10,50,50,&memDC,0,0,bmp.bmWidth,bmp.bmHeight,SRCCOPY); InvalidateRect(&rect); } what should I do? thanks a log Auto Scroll arunforce31-Jul-04 17:38 arunforce 31-Jul-04 17:38  I have a list box, but I need it to auto scroll down, because everytime a message is posted, the box just stay where it is. I could have like 10 messages posted, but it would only show the first 5... Help me please, make it simple for me to understand I'm new to MFC. Thanks ALOT! Arun Re: Auto Scroll Ravi Bhavnani31-Jul-04 17:49 Ravi Bhavnani 31-Jul-04 17:49  You may want to consider using a CListCtrl instead of a CListBox. That way you could call its EnsureVisible() method to scroll a specific row into view. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Help me :( arunforce31-Jul-04 17:52 arunforce 31-Jul-04 17:52  I didn't understand half the things you said. Could you simplify it. I already coded most of it, and it would break my heart to recode it. I just want it simply to autoscroll down Please help me. Re: Auto Scroll Michael Dunn31-Jul-04 20:46 Michael Dunn 31-Jul-04 20:46  Use CListBox::SetTopIndex() to scroll it. You can pass GetItemCount()-1 to have it scroll as far down as possible. --Mike-- Personal stuff:: Ericahist | Homepage Shareware stuff:: 1ClickPicGrabber | RightClick-Encrypt CP stuff:: CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | C++ Forum FAQ ---- You cannot truly appreciate Dilbert unless you've read it in the original Klingon. Didn't work... arunforce1-Aug-04 7:12 arunforce 1-Aug-04 7:12  I could only make it CListBox::SetTopIndex, without the (). And I couldn't even add the GetItemCount()-1 Even the CListBox::SetTopIndex didnt work... What do I do? Re: Didn't work... bikram singh1-Aug-04 8:30 bikram singh 1-Aug-04 8:30  You can post your code for starters.... Bikram Singh Help me:( arunforce1-Aug-04 8:37 arunforce 1-Aug-04 8:37  I rather not, (i'm making a game (closed source)) I just want a normal everyday listbox to scroll down everytime a message is put into it Any ideas? Artificial Keyboard for Games selethd31-Jul-04 16:20 selethd 31-Jul-04 16:20  I want to have a home made arcade wheel, stick, or control panel plugged into a printer(lpt?) port, and have a program that takes the signals from the printer port and converts them into keypresses so that games like MAME, Half-Life, GTA3 and the like can benefit from having custom made controls. The only problem is creating an artificial keypress so that the game thinks the up arrow key is pressed I want it to. Someone told me to code a driver, way over my head, and im not sure if its totally necessary. The other windows API's ive tried work in applications like notepad, but not with games, that probably have a more direct access to the keyboard. So I looked also int Windows Hooks, but I dont totally understand how they work, or if you can insert data into the keyboard stream, all tuts and discussions on this just read keyboard input. So please help with any ideas, or knowledge that can solve this problem, thanks. SendInput(), keybd_event() bikram singh31-Jul-04 16:24 bikram singh 31-Jul-04 16:24  Look into the SendInput() and keybd_event() functions in MSDN. Bikram Singh Re: SendInput(), keybd_event() selethd1-Aug-04 16:41 selethd 1-Aug-04 16:41  I tried SendInput() and its not 'root' enough to send a keypress to the games im wanting to work. Anyone ever create somthing or hear of anyone who has created somthing that can insert a keypress to where its inserted at the earliest possible point in the line? Thanks anyway bikram send a keypress to the games im wanting to work bikram singh1-Aug-04 18:05 bikram singh 1-Aug-04 18:05  so you mean you want to sent keystrokes to a game such as Need For Speed and suchlike? Created with the DirectX library? Or do these games run in a DOS window? For DirectX-based games, I dont suppose SendInput() would work, cos DirectX probably works much closer to the keyboard driver, i'm guessing. So, look into MSDN dox on DirectInput... For DOS based games, I havent a clue as to what could be done... maybe a TSR ? Bikram Singh Re: send a keypress to the games im wanting to work selethd3-Aug-04 12:18 selethd 3-Aug-04 12:18  No dos games, only windows, but yes, ones that proably use direct input, so it needs to be very root. Re: Artificial Keyboard for Games Henry miller2-Aug-04 6:18 Henry miller 2-Aug-04 6:18  do a google search for "build your own arcade controls". Also search for MAME. There are a bunch of people into doing things like this, and you will find most of them by some form of the above searches. Their goals are not exactly yours, but they can help you out a lot anyway. For starters why are likely to recomend that you not use the lpt port (though they can tell you how to make it work), as there is hardware designed for this purpose, most likely (but not always) with the drivers you need already made! Just a matter of figuring out what to buy and what to make. Re: Artificial Keyboard for Games selethd3-Aug-04 12:17 selethd 3-Aug-04 12:17  Ok, ill do that, thanks for a point in the right direction Events from a 5-button mouse? Franc Morales31-Jul-04 14:37 Franc Morales 31-Jul-04 14:37  The standard left and right buttons generate well-known window messages. The wheel does so too. How about the back/forward buttons? Anyone has any idea how to write code to capture events from those two. Be well Re: Events from a 5-button mouse? Michael Dunn31-Jul-04 14:50 Michael Dunn 31-Jul-04 14:50  There are new messages that deal with events for all buttons from #4 on, like WM_XBUTTONDOWN, WM_XBUTTONUP, etc. --Mike-- Personal stuff:: Ericahist | Homepage Shareware stuff:: 1ClickPicGrabber | RightClick-Encrypt CP stuff:: CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | C++ Forum FAQ ---- I even hear the Windows "OMG I booted up fine" sound.   -- Paul Watson diagnosing hardware problems. Spy++ or WM_XBUTTONDOWN ? bikram singh31-Jul-04 14:58 bikram singh 31-Jul-04 14:58  Is WM_XBUTTONDOWN what you need ? Never used a 5 button mouse, so im shooting in the dark here... Best way is probably to fire-up Spy++ on some app's instance, and press the 4/5th buttons n' see what Spy++ shows you... Bikram Singh WM_XBUTTONDOWN undeclared identifier Franc Morales31-Jul-04 16:01 Franc Morales 31-Jul-04 16:01  Thank you both. I have try to implement the WM_XBUTTONDOWN through PreTranslateMessage but the message itself is undeclared and aborts compilation. It should be obvious but the documentation is taking me nowhere. Any thoughts?

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