Comments by Suryakant Turing

Suryakant Turing 11-Apr-16 13:47pm View

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Jochen is there any other way except this- main entry point, service entry point, and service control handler, if possible.

Suryakant Turing 11-Apr-16 13:18pm View

Jochen is there any other way except this- main entry point, service entry point, and service control handler if possible.

Suryakant Turing 11-Apr-16 13:14pm View

I do not know what is it. I want to create service of my .exe file without ->main entry point, service entry point, and service control handler. If possible.

Suryakant Turing 10-Apr-16 11:30am View

Yes man I want the same thing as u said, the list view. Can I use this in my code (on my window to display )through the link, so that I can copy from the list too.

Suryakant Turing 9-Apr-16 11:28am View

The code for creating a Edit control is here.

case WM_CREATE:

hWndEdit=CreateWindow(_T("EDIT"), // We are creating an Edit control
NULL,
WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_HSCROLL |
WS_VSCROLL | ES_LEFT | ES_MULTILINE |
ES_AUTOHSCROLL | ES_AUTOVSCROLL | ES_MULTILINE|ES_USER_PRESENT,
0, 0, 0, 0, // Let the WM_SIZE messge below take care of the size
hwnd,
0,
hInst,
NULL);

then to display on window I used

case WM_PAINT:
case WM_PAINT:
PAINTSTRUCT ps;
SendMessage(hwnd, WM_SETTEXT, 100, (LPARAM) e1[m].lpstring1);
TextOut (hDC,
10,
10,
// Text to print
(LPSTR)"hello coders",
10);
EndPaint (hwnd, &ps);

I think it is enough to answer.
I think there should be something change in the third argument in the create Window. Is it?

Suryakant Turing 28-Feb-16 10:26am View

because I want to make something like that. Something which is not only a .exe but like a software (an actual software working on console).

Suryakant Turing 28-Feb-16 10:14am View

Is there any step by step process if you can tell me. I am using Codeblocks IDE and not Visual Studio.

Suryakant Turing 26-Feb-16 14:37pm View

I followed your link, found some important issues also but still I doesn't overcome my problem to display(not print) my text(from a variable TCHAR type) on the window I created, whenever a click on a specific menu item.
Give me some idea or content related to this only.

Suryakant Turing 26-Feb-16 9:05am View

Thanks Richard. Now I got it.
But I have a function that prints the text using "_tprintf", and it doesn't print the text on the window when I call it. I implemented the Edit control on the client window.

Suryakant Turing 25-Feb-16 11:41am View

I mean that when I print "Hello Window" on the windows then it can be - selected, copied by the mouse.

And this does not happen when I use WM_PAINT to print the text.

Suryakant Turing 25-Feb-16 2:47am View

Richard that was my mistake. I was taking IDM term as predefined.

But I still have a problem, I want my data in detail form and not printed when I click a particular menu item.

Suryakant Turing 24-Feb-16 20:49pm View

Richard they all use IDM and it want solution without IDM. At least how to respond to the menu items.

Suryakant Turing 21-Feb-16 4:49am View

So, either u can use a function, and add a condition in it, i.e. whenever a character(that u want to replace) matches the condition then replace it with " , "

Suryakant Turing 20-Feb-16 9:36am View

I already mentioned that if I close the console window, it must show the last computed data also.

Suryakant Turing 20-Feb-16 8:48am View

I updated the question as you asked.

Suryakant Turing 20-Feb-16 6:15am View

Thanks Richard.
But, can u elaborate, please, It will be great full to you. I mean how.

Suryakant Turing 14-Feb-16 13:30pm View

OK Dave. But can u suggest me a way, how can I retrieve the start time of multiple "Folders"(I mean the folders with Yellow file icon) opened.

Suryakant Turing 14-Feb-16 13:24pm View

functions I used are
GetProcessTimes();
FileTimeToSystemTime();
SystemTimeToTzSpecificLocalTime();

parameters accordingly.

Suryakant Turing 12-Jan-16 13:45pm View

I agree but these can't give me the dynamic control as I want.

Suryakant Turing 12-Jan-16 13:40pm View

Dave look what I have got,
#include<iostream>//iostream
#include<windows.h> //windows.h
#include<stdio.h> //stdio.h
#include<tchar.h> //tchar.h
#include<psapi.h> //psapi.h

using namespace std;

TCHAR lpstring[500];
HWND hwnd;

BOOL CALLBACK EnumWindowsProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam);

int main()
{
EnumWindows(EnumWindowsProc, NULL);
return 0;
}

BOOL CALLBACK EnumWindowsProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam)
{

char class_name[80];
char title[80];

DWORD lpdwProcessId;

int nmax;
if(IsWindowVisible(hwnd))
{

GetWindowText(hwnd, lpstring, nmax);
if(!_tcsstr(_T("Start""Program Manager"),lpstring))
_tprintf(TEXT("%s (PID: %u)\n\n"),lpstring,lParam);

}

return TRUE;
}

I minimized my code and got all the application as in Task manager. Every thing is working properly except:-
1. Windows Media Player(It is traced 4 times)
2. I want to make this program dynamic i.e. whenever I open an application it should be automatically shown on the console without run it again and again.
Tell me.
Thanks

Suryakant Turing 12-Jan-16 13:05pm View

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Dave look what I have got,

#include <iostream> //iostream
#include <windows.h> //windows.h
#include <stdio.h> //stdio.h
#include <tchar.h> //tchar.h
#include <psapi.h> //psapi.h

using namespace std;

TCHAR lpstring[500];
HWND hwnd;

BOOL CALLBACK EnumWindowsProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam);

int main()
{
EnumWindows(EnumWindowsProc, NULL);
return 0;
}

BOOL CALLBACK EnumWindowsProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam)
{

char class_name[80];
char title[80];

DWORD lpdwProcessId;

int nmax;
if(IsWindowVisible(hwnd))
{

GetWindowText(hwnd, lpstring, nmax);
if(!_tcsstr(_T("Start""Program Manager"),lpstring))
_tprintf(TEXT("%s (PID: %u)\n\n"),lpstring,lParam);

}

return TRUE;
}

I minimized my code and got all the application as in Task manager. Every thing is working properly except:-
1. Windows Media Player(It is traced 4 times)
2. I want to make this program dynamic i.e. whenever I open an application it should be automatically shown on the console without run it again and again.
Tell me.
Thanks

Suryakant Turing 10-Jan-16 9:10am View

Hello Pheonyx, can u please tell me that how to do the same program in c++,because it is very complicated in c++.

Suryakant Turing 10-Jan-16 9:00am View

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Thanks Dave, but please can u tell me that what to do after I get all the running processes. Because I only need the "running applications(or-> a running application that has a window on my laptop screen)" like in application tab of Windows Task Manager and NOT the running Processes.

Suryakant Turing 10-Jan-16 9:00am View

Thanks Dave, but please can u tell me that what to do after I get all the running processes. Because I only need the "running applications(or-> a running application that has a window on my laptop screen)" like in application tab of Windows Task Manager and NOT the running Processes.

Suryakant Turing 10-Jan-16 8:52am View

Thanks Sergey, but as I already specified in my question that I only want the "current Running applications" as we see in "Application Tab of the Windows Task Manager" and "NOT the Processes".

Suryakant Turing 3-Nov-15 2:17am View

I got your point but I still getting zero output while using FindWindow() and then IsWindowvisible().

I also have process Id and execution application name if it can help in another way.

Thank you

Suryakant Turing 13-Sep-15 13:15pm View

Thanks, for your solution, it can take me to the next level of my programming.

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