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Re: Problem with loading resources at runtime

Dean Goodman20-Jun-02 4:44

20-Jun-02 4:44

I tried that but it didn't work. I went so far as to start comparing files such as .rc, .clw, and resource.[fd|h] with backup copies I made a while ago, and I couldn't see any difference other than due to the new resources I have added.

--Dean

Re: Problem with loading resources at runtime

-Dy21-Jun-02 4:10

-Dy

21-Jun-02 4:10

This sounds very similar to a problem I had here when ever I added new resources, in the end I went through the app removing any unused resources that they may have been (you can end up with a few when development spans years / multiple developers... sigh)

I don't know what the details of the problem were, but it probably had something to do with running out of resource space Unsure | :~

Dylan Kenneally
London, UK

Re: Problem with loading resources at runtime

Atlantys21-Jun-02 12:48

Atlantys

21-Jun-02 12:48

I've had issues like that when i went through and manually edited the resource.h file.... to fix it, i just cleaned the project and did a rebuild all. i think devstudio just needs a kick to make it use the new constants.
hopefully this fix'll work for you! Big Grin | :-D

Outlook Add-in

20-Jun-02 4:16

Hey, Im having some trouble with capturing some events in an Outlook add-in. I was wondering if anyone had, or could give me an example of how to capture and overide an event such as the "open" event.
Right now I have this...

I derive my class from IDispSimpleEventImpl...

class ATL_NO_VTABLE CDaFun :
public IDispEventSimpleImpl<1,CDaFun,&__uuidof(Outlook::ItemEvents)>

typedef IDispEventSimpleImpl<1, CDaFun, &__uuidof(Outlook::ItemEvents)> ItmEvents;

Then setup a callback...

void __stdcall OnOpenItem(IDispatch* Ctrl, VARIANT_BOOL * CancelDefault);

and then the sinkmap...

SINK_ENTRY_EX(1,__uuidof(Outlook::ItemEvents),0xf003,OnOpenItem)

Now Advising im not sure about. Try to get a pointer to the interface i need. Im not sure if Inspectors is right...

CComQIPtr spApp(Application);
CComQIPtr spInsp;
spInsp = spApp->Inspectors;
ItmEvents::DispEventAdvise((IDispatch*)spInsp,&__uuido(Outlook::ItemEvents));

The advise fails, so im not how to set that up right. Please help

THanks

How do i get the vertical and horizontal resolution of the screen?

redeemer20-Jun-02 4:03

redeemer

20-Jun-02 4:03

I simply can't remember it.

THanks in advance.

Re: How do i get the vertical and horizontal resolution of the screen?

C^hris L^osinger20-Jun-02 4:19

C^hris L^osinger

20-Jun-02 4:19

see GetDeviceCaps. you can get resolution, DPI, etc..

-c

Garbage collection, making life better - for weenies!

Image Processing - just like mom used to make.

Re: How do i get the vertical and horizontal resolution of the screen?

Niklas L20-Jun-02 4:19

Niklas L

20-Jun-02 4:19

::GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXSCREEN);
::GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYSCREEN);

::GetDeviceCaps(::GetDC(NULL), HORZRES);
GetDeviceCaps(::GetDC(NULL), VERTRES);

Re: How do i get the vertical and horizontal resolution of the screen?

Marc Richarme20-Jun-02 6:07

Marc Richarme

20-Jun-02 6:07

I'm not sure, but shouldn't you be using ReleaseDC on the screen dc returned by GetDC(NULL)?

Cheers,
Marc
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Any way to intercept WM_SIZING with SDI/MDI application

aldeba20-Jun-02 2:59

aldeba

20-Jun-02 2:59

I need to restrict the resizing of the SDI application.
I tried the method found in
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/mdibackgroundimage.asp
to hook on to WM_SIZING and it worked.
But i was wondering whether there was any other way, any msg i could overload?
tried all the PreTranslateMessage and ProcessMessageFilter message map, but it did'nt work.

This is a slightly modified one from winamp plugin.
very slightly. i just wanted

WNDPROC pfnOldWndProc;

// new one

LRESULT CALLBACK pfnNewWndProc(HWND hwnd, UINT uMsg, WPARAM wParam,LPARAM lParam)
{
	CRect rect;

	switch (uMsg)	{
	case WM_SIZING :
		if ((wParam==WMSZ_BOTTOMLEFT) || (wParam==WMSZ_BOTTOMRIGHT))
			wParam=WMSZ_BOTTOM;
		else if ((wParam==WMSZ_TOPLEFT) || (wParam==WMSZ_TOPRIGHT))
			wParam=WMSZ_TOP;
		GetWindowRect(hwnd,rect);
		((RECT*)lParam)->left= rect.left;
		((RECT*)lParam)->right = rect.right;
		break;
	}
	return CallWindowProc(pfnOldWndProc, hwnd, uMsg, wParam, lParam);

}

and in InitInstance()

HWND hMain = GetActiveWindow();
pfnOldWndProc = (WNDPROC)GetWindowLong(hMain, GWL_WNDPROC);
SetWindowLong(hMain, GWL_WNDPROC, (long)pfnNewWndProc);

Re: Any way to intercept WM_SIZING with SDI/MDI application

Christian Graus20-Jun-02 3:06

Christian Graus

20-Jun-02 3:06

aldeba wrote:
I need to restrict the resizing of the SDI application.

WM_MINMAXINFO is what you need

Christian

I am completely intolerant of stupidity. Stupidity is, of course, anything that doesn't conform to my way of thinking. - Jamie Hale - 29/05/2002

Half the reason people switch away from VB is to find out what actually goes on.. and then like me they find out that they weren't quite as good as they thought - they've been nannied. - Alex, 13 June 2002

Re: Any way to intercept WM_SIZING with SDI/MDI application

S.Maharajan20-Jun-02 3:26

S.Maharajan

20-Jun-02 3:26

Ur Requirement is to limit resizing.

U should go for the message WM_GETMINMAXINFO.

OnGetMinMaxInfo(MINMAXINFO *mmi) message handler, mmi->ptMaxSize, mmi->ptMaxTrackSize, mmi->ptMaxTrackSize are the relevent member to be filled to limit resizing.

mmi->ptMaxTrackSize is SIZE u want to restrict.

Main Window handle

vikramlinux20-Jun-02 2:48

vikramlinux

20-Jun-02 2:48

Hi,
I have application thread ID with me. How can I find out the Application main window handle from it ? I have a c# toolbar as a window inserted in the application sharing same thread ID. What should I do?
OMG | :OMG:

VIKS

application window handle.

vikramlinux20-Jun-02 2:47

vikramlinux

20-Jun-02 2:47

VIKS

Any documentation on how VC++ treats JPEG

Sutanu20-Jun-02 1:42

Sutanu

20-Jun-02 1:42

Hi ,

I just want some technical document stating how VC++ treats JPEG images.

Thanks

Sutanu Blush | :O

Sutanu Lahiri
Software Engineer
Calcutta, India .

Re: Any documentation on how VC++ treats JPEG

C^hris L^osinger20-Jun-02 2:33

C^hris L^osinger

20-Jun-02 2:33

VC++ doesn't care about JPGs. GDI+ does, and there are many classes on this site that do.

-c

Garbage collection, making life better - for weenies!

Image Processing - just like mom used to make.

why II can't use ActiveMoview (ocx) for playing mp3?

white jungle20-Jun-02 1:30

white jungle

20-Jun-02 1:30

I want to use ActiveMovie (ocx) to play mp3 in my program.
I use it as follow:
// CFileDialog dlg(TRUE,"mp3",NULL,OFN_HIDEREADONLY,NULL,NULL);
if(dlg.DoModal ()==IDOK)
{
CString pathname=dlg.GetPathNmae();
m_MusicPlayer.SetAutoStart (TRUE);
m_MusicPlayer.SetFileName( pathname);
}

But every time I open the mp3,the program will exit auotmatically.
I trace the program and found that when the program run to
m_MusicPlayer.SetFileName( pathname);
the program will quit.
I don't what cause this.
And I use Windows Media Play 8!

Thank you for help!

Don't look at me in that way!

VB macros in VC++

20-Jun-02 1:30

Hi.

There are some applications (not only from Microsoft), which allow users to write and execute macros in Visual Basic. I would like to include feature like this in my program written in Visual C++. How to do this? (any source code examples?, URL's to documentation?)

Greets,
Juntek

Re: VB macros in VC++

Niklas L20-Jun-02 1:38

Niklas L

20-Jun-02 1:38

Check out the MSDN documentation for IActiveScript. This is how most apps do it I believe. It requires that you make all your 'scriptable' objects into COM objects. IActiveScript supports JavaScript and VBScript among others (actually it supports whatever script engine you have installed)
Also check out IActiveScriptParse, which is the easiest place to start.

How can I get the amount of pixels horizontally scrolled by CRichEditCtrl?

Miguel Fonseca20-Jun-02 1:19

Miguel Fonseca

20-Jun-02 1:19

I am really desesperate! I stop in this problem 1 month ago!

I must scroll another window the same horizontal pixels amount. I receive EN_HSCROLL notifications but the informaton provided by GetScrollInfo() is meaningless.
Could anybody help me? Frown | :(

Miguel Fonseca
miguel.fonseca@xerus.pt

Memory Question....

Christian Graus20-Jun-02 1:16

Christian Graus

20-Jun-02 1:16

I have been using the memory watch window a lot lately when debugging and it leaves a lot to be desired. I'd really like to be able to watch more than one memory location at a time, and to get wide strings displayed properly, because I often look up XML which is in a _bstr_t. So I'd like to write my own memory watching tool to use while debugging. The question is, if I do this, as a seperate process, how can I view memory with impunity and not crash my app from trying to access memory I do not own ? Being able to write to it would be nice, but if all I can do is read, that would cover 99% of what I'd like to achieve.

Any hints ?

Christian

I am completely intolerant of stupidity. Stupidity is, of course, anything that doesn't conform to my way of thinking. - Jamie Hale - 29/05/2002

Half the reason people switch away from VB is to find out what actually goes on.. and then like me they find out that they weren't quite as good as they thought - they've been nannied. - Alex, 13 June 2002

Re: Memory Question....

Niklas L20-Jun-02 1:30

Niklas L

20-Jun-02 1:30

Either make a module and recompile the kernel Wink | ;)

or use the IDebugger interface. (I've never used it myself, so an extensive article about it would be appreciated Wink | ;)

)

Re: Memory Question....

Christian Graus20-Jun-02 1:38

Christian Graus

20-Jun-02 1:38

Could you tell me more ? IDebugger does not come up in MSDN.

Christian

I am completely intolerant of stupidity. Stupidity is, of course, anything that doesn't conform to my way of thinking. - Jamie Hale - 29/05/2002

Half the reason people switch away from VB is to find out what actually goes on.. and then like me they find out that they weren't quite as good as they thought - they've been nannied. - Alex, 13 June 2002

Re: Memory Question....

Niklas L20-Jun-02 1:42

Niklas L

20-Jun-02 1:42

MSDN October 2000 wrote:
...
With the Debugger object, you can inspect the processes being debugged in Developer Studio.
...
The Debugger object implements the IDebugger dual interface. Through this interface, add-ins can directly access the members (properties, methods, and events) of this object and can employ early binding to make calls into these members faster at run time.

Add-ins written in Visual C++ can access members of the Debugger object by using the header files in Vc98\Include\objmodel. However, if you use the Developer Studio Add-in Wizard to create an add-in, the wizard automatically includes these header files in your source code.
...

I'll try to get some more info and get back.

Re: Memory Question....

jbarton20-Jun-02 10:47

jbarton

20-Jun-02 10:47

There are a number of format codes that you can use in the normal watch window which may give you some of what you want.

For instance, if you know the address of a memory block that you want to view (for example, memory at 0x01f0000), you can enter in the watch window something like:

0x01f0000,m

This will display 16 bytes of memory at the location 0x1f0000.

ma = 64 ASCII characters
m = 16 bytes hex, followed by 16 ASCII
mb = 16 bytes hex, followed by 16 ASCII
mw = 8 words
md = 4 double words
mq = 2 quad words
mu = 2-byte characters (unicode)

In addition, su displays a unicode string.

You can get the rest of the watch window or Quick watch codes under "Symbols for Watch Variables"

Best regards,
John

IGPEInformation and IGroupPolicyObject

Andreas Saurwein20-Jun-02 1:05

Andreas Saurwein

20-Jun-02 1:05

Anyone knowns how to get the IGPEInformation interface?
Seems not to be implemented by any object.

Or, is my fear that I have to implement this interface right?

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