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Check Erik Kallen's article Updating Resources on Win9x[^], which provides a replacement for UpdateResource and familiy in Win9x systems. I've used this library in the past and it works like a charm.
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thx
I will try it.
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I have a database program that I am working on that uses CString for a description of a product, is there anyway to get more than the 256 charecters or do I have to use a diffrent type of string?
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CString has no size limit, other than available memory. Something else is creating the 256-char limit.
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Many Databases limit String fields to 256 characters.
They do offer "MEMO" fields with 64K/unlimited length, but typically they cannot be searched, or indexed.
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I've just started to program Windows Forms apps in VC++ .NET.
I have prior experience in developing WinForms apps in C# .NET, and the confusion that leads to my question is rooted in the jump from C# to C++.
In C#, when I add a button to the form and create an event handler function this function is visible in my code file.
However, in VC++, the designer is the ".h" file and the InitializeComponent function is also in the ".h" file.
The event handler function is also added in the ".h" file.
My question is this:
What code is added in the project's ".cpp" file? By that, I mean to ask, what part of my program should be coded in the .cpp file?
How do I access the components, say btn1, btn2 etc from the .cpp file.
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Hi Friends,
How to get the items from the listcontrol on scrolling vertically.
I have dialog with listcontrol. I have created seperate class for listcontrol to catch veticall scrollbar. Once uset start scrolling vertically i have to fetch the row from the Listcontrol.
Please suggest me how to do this.
Your help is appreciated.
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Thanks in advance
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I got problem,i have a programm that stops and sends error!!! But when i try to debug my programm it can't show me the place where the mistake must be. In other words i run my programm, and it shows me the message :"Unhandled exception at 0x77f759e4 in NeuralGas.exe: User breakpoint." and jumps on dbgheap.c on 1807 string. I don't know where the problem, but when i push the continue button it shows next:" Debug Assertation Failed!... _CrtIsValidHeapPointer(pUserData)...
And i noticed one thing - i use the recursive function (quick sort algorithm), when i avoid this function my programm works, may be problem in initial stack??? Where can i make it larger?
I can share my project with everyone who can help - just give me your e-mail.
Please help.............
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Maybe you could provide some more info on how you are catching this error? What version of VC are you using? Are you catching this in the debugger? Is this a release or debug build (I am presuming a debug build from your comment about the assert)? _CrtIsValidHeapPointer probably indicates you have overwritten some memory somewhere or are trying to free memory that's already been freed, or perhaps access memory that's already been freed.
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Uhhh, is that a "Thank you - it helped" or a "Thank you, and drop dead" ? 
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Hi all,
I'm trying to create a CMDIChildWnd-derived window with a menu, but I'm having problems.
Here's the relevent code from my CMDIChildWnd-derived class's constructor:
<-------------------------SNIP-----------------------------
...
...
Create( NULL, strTitle, WS_CHILD | WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW, rectLocation, ((CMDIFrameWnd*)AfxGetMainWnd()), 0 );
VERIFY( m_menu.LoadMenu( IDR_MY_MENU ) );
if( !SetMenu( &m_menu ) )
{
DWORD dwErrorCode = GetLastError(); //returns 1436
ASSERT( FALSE );
}
DrawMenuBar();
...
...
<-------------------------SNIP-----------------------------
The SetMenu(...) call always fails, with GetLastError() returning 1436. According to MSDN this error code is ERROR_CHILD_WINDOW_MENU - "Child windows cannot have menus.".
Does this mean that it's impossible to add a menu to an CMDIChildWnd that's a child of the main window frame?
If so, what are my options to get around this? The two things I can think of are:
A) Draw my own menu window. No Thanks!
B) convert my CMDIChildWnd class to use the MFC Doc/View pattern - AFAIK the frame window of a CView can have menus.
Any other suggestions or advice?
Cheers,
Pete
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Assuming a few things:
You're not using MFC Doc/View
You DO have a properly configured String table entry, accelerator table entry(ies), ICO entry, and MENU entry in your resource .rc file.
The code below uses a class MyMDIChildWnd declared as
class MyMDIChildWnd : public CMDIChildWnd
You can create a new MDI child in you main CWinApp class like so:
MainFrame* pFrame = STATIC_DOWNCAST(CMainFrame, m_pMainWnd);
pFrame->CreateNewChild(
RUNTIME_CLASS(MyMDIChildWnd), IDR_MYMDIWNDTYPE, m_hMDIMenu, m_hMDIAccel);
Where:
IDR_MYMDIWNDTYPE is the resource name for the mdi child wnd in the string table, accelerator table, menu entry, and ICO file
m_hMDIMenu is a member in your CWinApp class of type HMENU
m_hMDIAccel is a member in your CWinApp class of type HACCEL
You should initialize m_hMDIMenu and m_hMDIAccel in your InitInstance app function like so:
HINSTANCE hInst = AfxGetResourceHandle();
m_hMDIMenu = ::LoadMenu(hInst, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDR_MYMDIWNDTYPE));
m_hMDIAccel = ::LoadAccelerators(hInst, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDR_MYMDIWNDTYPE));
If you create a new MDI app from the MFC App Wizard it will do all of this for you if you DON'T choose Doc/View support.
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Hi Jim,
First of all, thanks for the help!
OK, so I've followed your advice and am now creating my window like so:
<---------------------------------------SNIP---------------------------->
CMDIFrameWnd* pMainFrame = (CMDIFrameWnd *)AfxGetMainWnd();
C2DTrajMainWnd *pWnd = (C2DTrajMainWnd *)pMainFrame->CreateNewChild(
RUNTIME_CLASS(C2DTrajMainWnd), IDR_2D_TRAJ,
hMDIMenu, hMDIAccel );
<---------------------------------------SNIP---------------------------->
However, the IDR_2D_TRAJ menu is still not being displayed.
During the CreateNewChild call, in CMDIChildWnd::LoadFrame(...) MFC TRACE()'s "Warning: no shared menu/acceltable for MDI Child window." Stepping through the execution, it seems that CMDIChildWnd::LoadFrame(...) is being called with a non-NULL CDocTemplate. I don't understand why. My App does have Doc/View support, but I thought that CDocTemplate's were only used when specifically creating Doc/View instances. Am I missing something here?
Thanks again for the help,
Pete
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I think that my solution only work if you are NOT using MFC's Doc/View. If you are then you have to create the child window another way (which I don't recall how at the moment).
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I'm sorry, I just stepped through the code again and realized some of what I said in my earlier reply was wrong.
When CMDIChildWnd::LoadFrame(...) is called it cannot get a valid CMultiDocTemplate instance from the CreateContext that it's passed, so it says it cannot create the menu/acceltable.
Sorry for the confusion!
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I guess the subject above says it all. I'm trying to find out which message to handle for my CMainFrame being minimized. I had the application where it goes to the system tray when closed if the user has that option checked. But I've recently been informed that it would be better if it only went to the system tray when minimized. Thanks in advance!!
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Maybe look at WM_SYSCOMMAND and see if the SC_MINIMIZE is set? Another option is to look at WM_SHOWWINDOW or possibly WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGED. Check MSDN docs to be sure (or there's always the tried and true test app to hack around with to test it).
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I got it. I tried the WM_SYSCOMMAND and check if nSize == SIZE_MINIMIZED. thanks!
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Here is what I am doing. I have an application which calls DLL_1 and DLL_1 calls DLL_2.
appl --> DLL_1 --> DLL_2
In the appl, I successfully talk to DLL_1 using LoadLibrary() and GetProcAddress() when DLL_2 is not linked to DLL_1.
Then, I linked DLL_2 to DLL_1 by used extern "C" _declspec(dllimport) and add DLL_2.lib to the DLL_1 project settings. I run my application, and LoadLibrary() does not return a valid HINSTANCE.
Seems like linked DLL_2 to DLL_1 causes my application not able to load DLL_1. Can anyone please let me know what I did wrong?
Thank you!
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Possibly the call (from your app) to dynamically load DLL1 fails because DLL1 depends on loading DLL2. DLL1 starts loading, and then, since you linked in DLL2, DLL1 attempts to automatically load in DLL2. But, if DLL2 is not found in the directory of your app, or in then system path, then it craps out since DLL1 can't find DLL2, fails, and in turns causes the ultimate failure of DLL1 loading. Don't know if this is really your case, but it's a guess.
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Hi Jim,
Thank you for your help. I finally found out what happens. I put DLL_2 into my DLL_1 project directory. For whatever reason, DLL_1 cannot find DLL_2. I have to put DLL_2 into the system directory. Then, my program works perfectly.
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I have to put DLL_2 into the system directory
Noooooo!!!
Agh, I hate when people have to do this. I can sympathize with your problem though, and it is an easy solution, but it ultimately will cause problems, either because this will force your users to have admin rights to install your software, or you may find dependency issues, or accidentally overwrite an older version of your dll with a newer one, etc.
You might consider trying to add the directory that holds your DLL2 to the users' path variable.
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I'm just learning programming(C++ is the language being taught), but I just want to make sure I'm reclaiming the memory correctly here. If I created an Employee object, and then in 'main' create an array of Employee pointers, do I reclaim the memory at the end of main by first deleting the pointers and setting them to 0 - followed by the deletion of the array? I'm just wondering the best way to go about this as the book never has the EXACT example I'm looking for. Thanks!
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more or less what you wrote ...
the technicality depends on what kind of array you are using, either MFC, STL, or basic C type array.
remember that for each new there should be a delete and for each new [] there should be a delete []
what book are you refering to ?
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