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I see.
I miss VS 6 so much!!!
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Well, as you can see, if you created your toolbar by code (is the only way)... you also cannot introduce events with IDE... I don0t miss VS6, .NET is the best technology nowadays.
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Where every source code is loved like a girl.
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I can use classwiard to do that:
Choose a Class name
select right object Id
select command message
That is it.
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Does anybody know what would be an equivalent function to 'GetProcessMemoryInfo' in Unix? I am trying to write a quick feature to check how much memory the processor is using (how much new, malloc, has been called). 'GetProcessMemoryInfo' is what I used in Win2k but I wasn't sure what to use in Unix.. Help..
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From my view class, which spawns a bunch of modeless dialogs, I want to programmatically close the CDialogs. I used EndDialog(1) and it seems to work except that the docs say thats for modal dialogs, and mine are modeless.
Appreciate your opinion,
ns
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Sorry, this has probably been answered a thousand times so far. I want to paint the background of my edit controls a specific color. LOL, everything I try always seems to paint the background of my TEXT in the edit control a color, but I want the entire control painted that color, and before any text is entered! This is probably just a couple of lines I'm sure, but the help would be appreciated!
Thanks
Douglas A. Wright
dawrigh3@kent.edu
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From what I recall the thing is a little tricky, but fortunately Yury Golstman has it all wrapped up in a beatiful manner as shown in his article Colored/Blinking Controls and Dialogs with any Font[^].
Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo
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Cant get this to build on VC++ 6.0, Win2000.
Error when run pre-built ver. :the procedure entry point TzSpecificLocalTimeToSystemTime could not be located in the DLL KERNEL32.dll.
When attempting to re-build the .exe on my own, I get the undeclared identifier on this var/object/method. IS there a .h file missing?
"g:\program files\touch\touch.cpp(307) : error C2065: 'TzSpecificLocalTimeToSystemTime' : undeclared identifier"
Perhaps a lib I need to link with? (I tried <time.h>...)
Appreciate a nod, thx
deraeler
deraeler@hotmail.com
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MSDN docs say this function is WinXP-specific.
Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo
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Yes I'm running Win 2k. Guess I'm SOL, unless you know of a workaround?
kudos to you for finding this so quickly, curious how MSDN came up with a response so fast....?
thanks..
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Yes I'm running Win 2k. Guess I'm SOL, unless you know of a workaround?
thanks..
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Hi,
I have a rather bizarre configuration that is causing me some headache.
An application running as the Interactive User acts as COM server.
A service spawns another application - therefore running under the System account - that tries to create an instance of the running COM server.
The spawned application fails with CO_E_SERVER_EXEC_FAILURE.
Additional info:
- The COM server uses TypeLib marshalling.
- I've tried to flatten the security access on the COM server - no change.
- A test application running using the logged on user account succeeds in creating the instance of the COM object.
- The COM server is a former MFC app that has been converted to use ATL with the very nice .NET plugin to make the conversion.
I have a feeling that is something related to security, but I'm quite surprised not to see 'access denied' rather than 0x80080005.
Any ideas? Thanks,
Alberto
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I wrote two MFC applications which are installed on separate PCs on a NT network. The first MFC application needs to know when the second MFC application starts. I want to monitor how many people and who are using the second MFC application by passing the users logon info.
Any links or ideas on how to do this?
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Many ways are possible:
- sending info using sockets;
- sending info via pipes, mailslot, ...;
- sending info via windows messaging;
...
Vitali
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Hi! In my program I have a path to a file that I want to delete. I have looked all over google and here and can't find any explanation of what code I should use to delete this file without running any risks of formatting hardrdives etc...
I thought of using ShellExecute with del but was not sure if that was such a good idea.
Any help greatfully received!
Dom
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What is wrong with ::DeleteFile(LPCTSTR pszFileName)?
Build a man a fire, and he will be warm for a day
Light a man on fire, and he will be warm for the rest of his life!
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Thanks I new it had to be simple but for some reason the simplest answers are the hardest to find answers for.
Cheers
Dom
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If you wish to send files to the recycle bin instead of just deleting them, use the SHFileOperation(...) function. It is a little tricky to use, but you can do a lot of cool stuff with it. See the MSDN.
Hack on!
Jonathan Craig
www.mcw-tech.com
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i always thought
system("del file.txt")
was efficient.
*.*
cin >> knowledge;
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int unlink(const char*) works too
todo....
:: insert inpirational text here ::
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the typical newbie... they always want to code things much too difficult for them... i know that feeling...
Don't try it, just do it! 
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