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Re: How to detect which object called the message

Naveen3-Jul-07 23:31

Naveen

3-Jul-07 23:31

chaitannya_m wrote:
class which I am using notification message "NM_CLICK"

Instead of handling the message in the CCustomListCtrl, handle that message in the CMainFrame itself. NM_CLICK is actually a notification. So handle the WM_NOTIFY message in the CMainFrame and check whether the code is NM_CLICK.

nave

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Re: How to detect which object called the message

Rajkumar R3-Jul-07 23:40

Rajkumar R

3-Jul-07 23:40

I guess you need to identify the list control which send the NM_CLICK notification message. NM_CLICK notification returns the id and handle to window of list control, this can be used to identify the control.

Best Regards
Raj

Re: How to detect which object called the message

chaitannya_m4-Jul-07 9:11

chaitannya_m

4-Jul-07 9:11

how to use the handle dude...i tried NMHDR ..it does give different values for the list, but how to identify which value is for what. Well i have to use the custom control for sure, its for different purpose. Also i can't use the click notification in the mainframe since i have listcontrols in different windows

Re: How to detect which object called the message

Rajkumar R4-Jul-07 19:01

Rajkumar R

4-Jul-07 19:01

chaitannya_m wrote:
how to use the handle dude

I prefer to use ID than handle but no matters.

chaitannya_m wrote:
i tried NMHDR ..it does give different values for the list, but how to identify which value is for what.

You need to store the values of ID when the list control is created and matching the value with which the NMHDR returns identifies the list control.

chaitannya_m wrote:
Also i can't use the click notification in the mainframe since i have listcontrols in different windows

You can use message handlers in its parent window.

Check if app exists and open from internet

Dimkov3-Jul-07 22:53

Dimkov

3-Jul-07 22:53

I have a stand alone application (messenger). I was asked to the messenger to have the fallowing possibility:
from a link with a phone number parameter to make a call in the application. If the messenger is not installed, to take the client to the official web site. If the product is installed to see if it is open. If it is open and the user is logged in to make the call.

My idea is the client to check the registry and see if the product is there, which solves the first part. If there are certain keys in the registry next step is from the processes to see if the product is active. If active somehow send instruction to call the function : CallNumber( phonenumber phnum)

Can you give me any leads on how to do all this, any other solution to the task?

The project is done in C++

Thank you very much

Dimkov Trajce

Re: Check if app exists and open from internet

Pete O'Hanlon3-Jul-07 23:59

Pete O'Hanlon

3-Jul-07 23:59

Don't cross post.

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Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

Re: Check if app exists and open from internet

Dimkov4-Jul-07 0:11

Dimkov

4-Jul-07 0:11

I am not sure where to post it, but the application is in C++ and I might need coding to make it work with inline commands

link error while load dll explicitly

Sivakumar R3-Jul-07 22:30

Sivakumar R

3-Jul-07 22:30

hi all
iam facing link error "unresolved externall symboll" while loading my dll explicitly, but it work i load implicitly, here i given the sample by which i tryed, and i defined all the virtual function in the derived class, which in the base class

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "windows.h"
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
typedef UINT (CALLBACK* LPFNDLLFUNC1)(DWORD,UINT);

HINSTANCE hDLL; // Handle to DLL
LPFNDLLFUNC1 lpfnDllFunc1; // Function pointer
UINT uParam2, uReturnVal;
DWORD dwParam1;

//HMODULE dll_module = LoadLibrary("./../TestDll/Debug/TestDll.dll");
hDLL = LoadLibrary("./../TestDll/Debug/TestDll.dll");

if (hDLL != NULL)
{
lpfnDllFunc1 = (LPFNDLLFUNC1)GetProcAddress(hDLL,
"MyAbsFunc1");
if (!lpfnDllFunc1)
{
// handle the error
FreeLibrary(hDLL);
return 0;
}
else
{
// call the function
uReturnVal = lpfnDllFunc1(dwParam1, uParam2);
}
}

return 0;
}

can any one help to solve this link error

Re: link error while load dll explicitly [modified]

Naveen3-Jul-07 22:49

Naveen

3-Jul-07 22:49

you have to specify the lib name in the project setting. or atleat put

#pragma comment(lib, "./../TestDll/Debug/TestDll.lib") in your code.

nave

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Re: link error while load dll explicitly

Mark Salsbery4-Jul-07 7:49

Mark Salsbery

4-Jul-07 7:49

Sivakumar R wrote:
iam facing link error "unresolved externall symboll"

What's the symbol?

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

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How to impliment Mutex

VC_RYK3-Jul-07 22:20

VC_RYK

3-Jul-07 22:20

Hi All

I have to application and one Application is writing something in file and another one is reading from that file. And i used FindFirstChangeNotification but it is working some time and some time it is not working so i want to use create mutex for this communication and i am very new in Mutex and tried my level best to achive but count not carck.
can any one help, How will i use MUtex.

Thank In advance
RYK

Re: How to impliment Mutex

avo23-Jul-07 23:20

avo2

3-Jul-07 23:20

Hi,

So called "named Mutexes" can be uses between processes. So in this case give the Mutex the name of the File yout are using. But be careful, i think backlashes don't work with mutexes, so you should replace backslashes with some other character.

cu
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i know nothing

Code

avo23-Jul-07 23:53

avo2

3-Jul-07 23:53

Hi,

just found some code that might help you:

HANDLE GetMutex()<br />
{<br />
   CString Key = m_FileName; // Your Filename!<br />
   Key.Replace('\\', '_');<br />
<br />
   HANDLE hMutex = ::OpenMutex(SYNCHRONIZE, TRUE, Key);<br />
<br />
   if (!hMutex) {<br />
      SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sa;<br />
<br />
      sa.nLength              = sizeof(sa);<br />
      sa.lpSecurityDescriptor = NULL;<br />
      sa.bInheritHandle       = TRUE;<br />
<br />
      hMutex = ::CreateMutex(&sa, FALSE, Key);<br />
   }<br />
<br />
   return hMutex;<br />
}

cu.
a.

i know nothing

Re: Code

VC_RYK4-Jul-07 0:01

VC_RYK

4-Jul-07 0:01

Thanks Dear
Let me try.

vc++ in vista

saisp3-Jul-07 20:54

saisp

3-Jul-07 20:54

hi i have to disable UAC in vista while running my application and at last i have to enable it. how to do this in vc++. im a new bie to vista. pls help me

Re: vc++ in vista

KarstenK3-Jul-07 21:02

KarstenK

3-Jul-07 21:02

You have a non Vista compliant application. I advise you to read and Michael Dunn's articles about Vista here at CP.

If you really need "Admin stuff" in your app, you have to redesign it so, some buttons have a shield icon and start an Real Admin exe. Cry | :((

Greetings from Germany

Re: vc++ in vista

Stephen Hewitt3-Jul-07 21:04

Stephen Hewitt

3-Jul-07 21:04

You can turn UAC off for a particular user but not switch it on and off willy nilly like you’re after.

Steve

Re: vc++ in vista

KarstenK4-Jul-07 0:32

KarstenK

4-Jul-07 0:32

Is this a good tip? I dont believe so. Unsure | :~

(I answered him to)

Greetings from Germany

delete [] buffer Issue

Programm3r3-Jul-07 20:52

Programm3r

3-Jul-07 20:52

Hi all,

How would one go about using the delete command when working with AnsiString?
I have tried:

AnsiString Test;
...
delete [] Test;

But received this error: [C++ Error] E2157 Deleting an object requires exactly one conversion to pointer
operator.

Can anyone help me?

Regards,

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Re: delete [] buffer Issue

baerten3-Jul-07 20:59

baerten

3-Jul-07 20:59

AnsiString Test;

is'n allocated dynamically, so you don't need to delete it;

Even it's allocated dynamically via AnsiString *str = new AnsiString("test");

you only need to delete it via "delete str" and not via "delete[] str"

Regards

Re: delete [] buffer Issue

Programm3r3-Jul-07 21:04

Programm3r

3-Jul-07 21:04

Thanks you for the very valuable information Smile | :)

Regards,

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Free a block of memory

Programm3r3-Jul-07 21:52

Programm3r

3-Jul-07 21:52

I have read this article:Memory leaks in C++ and how to avoid them[^] , and it stated the following:

A memory leak is what happens when you forget to free a block of memory allocated with the new operator
or when you make it impossible to do so.

So can I assume that that one only free's a block of memory when the new operator was used.
i.e.

char *string;
string = new char[20];
delete [] string;

// not using delete
char *tString = "this is a test; // is it nessacery to delete this pointers memory??

Many Thanks
Regards,

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Re: Free a block of memory

Rajkumar R3-Jul-07 23:57

Rajkumar R

3-Jul-07 23:57

Programm3r wrote:
So can I assume that that one only free's a block of memory when the new operator was used.
i.e.

Programm3r wrote:
char *tString = "this is a test; // is it nessacery to delete this pointers memory??

You can assume so, compiler allocated memory for constant string and let the compiler free's it.

Re: Free a block of memory

Programm3r4-Jul-07 0:59

Programm3r

4-Jul-07 0:59

Thanks Rajkumar Smile | :)

Regards,

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Programm3r
My Blog: ^_^

Re: Free a block of memory

KarstenK4-Jul-07 0:36

KarstenK

4-Jul-07 0:36

Read the MSDN about new and delete ... D'Oh! | :doh:

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