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Re: String problem in HKLM\MS\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

LukeV7-Feb-05 13:36

LukeV

7-Feb-05 13:36

I think I found the solution:

lRes = RegSetValueEx( hKey, NTS_REG_STARTUP_NAME, 0, REG_SZ, 
		(LPBYTE)szFullPath, /*sizeof( szFullPath )*/_tcslen( szFullPath ) );

Replaced sizeof() with _tcslen()...

Re: String problem in HKLM\MS\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

Michael Dunn7-Feb-05 14:47

Michael Dunn

7-Feb-05 14:47

That's almost right, you need to pass the length of the string in bytes, including the final null. So it's:
sizeof(TCHAR) * (1+_tcslen(szFullPath))

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Re: String problem in HKLM\MS\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

Peter Weyzen7-Feb-05 13:35

Peter Weyzen

7-Feb-05 13:35

Are you a UNICODE program?

I ask this because you are doing a lot of TCHAR and _tcscpy.
If you are, then be careful when passing sizeof() into functions.

Check the API, see if it wants the buffer size in bytes or characters. If characters, then you should use (sizeof(buf)/sizeof(TCHAR))

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Re: String problem in HKLM\MS\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

LukeV7-Feb-05 13:38

LukeV

7-Feb-05 13:38

No it's not using UNICODE. It's in bytes, not characters, but I think I found the solution by replacing sizeof() with _tcslen(). Is this safe?

Having trouble sending this

Tom Wright7-Feb-05 11:33

Tom Wright

7-Feb-05 11:33

I'm having trouble sending some data from my SQL database over a socket connection. When I send it, I only receive 4 bytes. I tried memcpying it to a BYTE array but that also only sent 4 bytes. Here is my code:

<br />
		CString mySelect;<br />
		mySelect.Format("SELECT EMG1_E911_MSG FROM EMG1 WHERE EMG1_DEST_ID = '%s'", thdID);<br />
		pCommand.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Command));<br />
		pCommand->ActiveConnection = m_pConnection;<br />
		pCommand->CommandText = _bstr_t(mySelect);<br />
		pRecordset.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Recordset));<br />
		pRecordset->CursorLocation = adUseClient;<br />
		pRecordset->Open((IDispatch*) pCommand, <br />
			vtMissing,<br />
			adOpenStatic,<br />
			adLockBatchOptimistic,<br />
			adCmdUnknown);<br />
		_variant_t E911_Msg;<br />
		while (!pRecordset->adoEOF)<br />
		{<br />
			E911_Msg = pRecordset->GetCollect("EMG1_E911_MSG");<br />
			if (E911_Msg.vt != VT_NULL)<br />
			{<br />
				m_sConnectSocket.Send((char*)_bstr_t(E911_Msg), sizeof(1500));<br />
			}<br />
			pRecordset->MoveNext();<br />
		}<br />

I'm not sure it I'm setting something up wrong here. Could someone provide some suggestions.
Thanks

Tom Wright
tawright915@yahoo.com

Re: Having trouble sending this

Peter Weyzen7-Feb-05 13:37

Peter Weyzen

7-Feb-05 13:37

sizeof(1500)?

that evaluates to 4

is that what you intended?

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Re: Having trouble sending this

Tom Wright10-Feb-05 5:15

Tom Wright

10-Feb-05 5:15

welll.....duh. just testing you. Good job you passed! Smile | :)

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Gdipluseffects.h new functions in GDI+ 1.1.

Anne Jan Beeks7-Feb-05 11:05

Anne Jan Beeks

7-Feb-05 11:05

According the MSDN documentation there are some new advanced gdiplus functions in GDI+ 1.1. Functions like red eye correction:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/gdicpp/GDIPlus/GDIPlusreference/classes/redeyecorrection.asp[^]

According the preliminary MSDN documentation the defintions are declared in gdipluseffects.h. However the documentation states: Note: This documentation is preliminary and is subject to change. I tried CodeProject, MSDN, Google and newsgroups. But the only hits I found were others searching for this header.
Has anyone seen these new headers (are they available in Studio 2005 beta?). And are these new functions implemented in the freely distributable gdiplus.dll? Or are these functions only implemented in the version of gdiplus.dll that ships with Office 2003?
Any help appreciated.
Regards Anne Jan

UINT nFlags

Anonymous7-Feb-05 10:19

Anonymous

7-Feb-05 10:19

How would I detec if left mouse button is down in OnMouseMove while other key is down also?

nFlags == MK_LEFT works except if I press right button down also it wouldn't work anymore

I need to create a flag in OnLButtonDown?

Re: UINT nFlags

C^hris L^osinger7-Feb-05 10:44

C^hris L^osinger

7-Feb-05 10:44

Anonymous wrote:
I need to create a flag in OnLButtonDown?

yes. that's how i always handle it. set a flag when the button is pressed, and flip it when the button is released.

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Re: UINT nFlags

Neville Franks7-Feb-05 10:50

Neville Franks

7-Feb-05 10:50

Try this:

if ( nFlags & MK_LBUTTON )
  ...

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Re: UINT nFlags

namaskaaram7-Feb-05 19:21

namaskaaram

7-Feb-05 19:21

well here is an another suggestion.....(but a longer one)

create a bool variable say "m_clickon"(and initialize it with the value=FALSE) and make it true when ever ur leftbotton os down by using the OnLButtonDown....
make sure u handle thiz variable when the OnlButtonup as well (to set it back to FALSE).....
so whenever u move ur mouse..
the movemove handle is called.....then just check the status of this variable to say wheter the leftbutton is clicked or not...

happy programmin.....

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Using Libaries

TheCult7-Feb-05 9:45

TheCult

7-Feb-05 9:45

Hi, i wish to use the CxImage libary in my project i am working on. Sadly due to me being a complete muppet and not knowing hardly any visual c++ or knowing how the compiler works properly, i can seem to get the libary to work.

Anyone know a decsent tut on how to use libaries as this would help me a lot.

Thanks a lot

How to find the size of free store

Budric B.7-Feb-05 9:02

Budric B.

7-Feb-05 9:02

Hi,
how do I find out how much free store (memory when you call new/delete) is available to my program? If that's not possible how can I tell how much RAM is installed on the machine?

Thanks.

Re: How to find the size of free store

David Crow7-Feb-05 9:53

David Crow

7-Feb-05 9:53

One way would be to walk the application's heap using the Heap32First()/Heap32Next() pair. You could also use PdhOpenQuery(), PdhMakeCounterPath() and related functions to look at the Memory object. There's also the Win32_PhysicalMemory class.

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I had no idea it would be this complex

Budric B.7-Feb-05 11:22

Budric B.

7-Feb-05 11:22

Wow. I thought there was some simple win32 function that I can just call to get the physical memory size.

The first set of functions looks like it returns the current free-store usage? I wanted to get the limit of the free store. The second set of functions I don't even understand. Finally Win32_PhysicalMemory looks insane. You need to use COM to query some Windows Management Instrumentation (which I don't think I have because none of the MSDN sample code works - missing headers).

I did some more searching and found GlobalMemoryStatus(). This one looked very easy to use and it works on my Win2k machine so far. As long as the computer doesn't have 4G+ of memory I should be covered for now. GlobalMemoryStatusEx() would be ideal but my compiler can't find it.

Thanks for your help.

Re: I had no idea it would be this complex

Ravi Bhavnani7-Feb-05 11:39

Ravi Bhavnani

7-Feb-05 11:39

Budric B. wrote:
GlobalMemoryStatusEx() would be ideal but my compiler can't find it.

Do you have latest Platform SDK? Also, this is only available under W2K and XP.

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Re: I had no idea it would be this complex

Michael Dunn7-Feb-05 12:00

Michael Dunn

7-Feb-05 12:00

Budric B. wrote:
I thought there was some simple win32 function that I can just call to get the physical memory size.

GlobalMemoryStatus() returns that in MEMORYSTATUS::dwTotalPhys, however that doesn't tell you how much memory you can allocate. Virtual memory != physical memory. The amount depends on how much RAM you have, how much swap space is available, and what your process's current VM usage is like. Eg, if you try to allocate 1G of memory, your 2GB process space probably won't have 1G of continuous address space available, so the alloc won't work regardless of how much RAM you have.

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Re: I had no idea it would be this complex

Budric B.8-Feb-05 3:37

Budric B.

8-Feb-05 3:37

Yes, I figured that was the case. Originally I asked if it was possible to find out how much memory I can allocate. Using the RAM size was something to fall back on. I'll use it to make crude estimations.

passing Visual C++ variable to an VB Access subroutine

elephantstar7-Feb-05 8:12

elephantstar

7-Feb-05 8:12

When I create a MSDE database within my application, I call OpenProcess() to open up a Access project file. This project file then starts up form that calls a subroutine. This subroutine needs the variable from my Visual C++ application in order to connect to the newly created database and display the tables. How do I go about doing this? Thanks!

How to crate new frame

TooLeeDiN7-Feb-05 8:06

TooLeeDiN

7-Feb-05 8:06

How to crate new frame that independent with it parante.

Re: How to crate new frame

Budric B.7-Feb-05 9:00

Budric B.

7-Feb-05 9:00

Make your frame class and derive it from CFrameWnd. Create an object using your constructor. Then call CFrameWnd::Create(..) function on your object. Here's an example: CFrameWnd::Create(NULL, "", WS_POPUP, location,NULL,0,NULL);
I pass NULL as the argument for parent. Look up on MSDN what the other parameters are.

Re: How to crate new frame

Anonymous8-Feb-05 18:36

Anonymous

8-Feb-05 18:36

Thank you i will try.

Re: How to crate new frame

Anonymous8-Feb-05 18:41

Anonymous

8-Feb-05 18:41

Form your method how i can call this frame.

Invoke the constructor

Gurra_Koo7-Feb-05 7:53

Gurra_Koo

7-Feb-05 7:53

Hi,

I'm trying to create a memory manager. And I'm doing that in such a way that using the new or malloc functions is out of the question.
The memory manager is allocating memory in the pagefile. First the manager allocates chunks of memory and then split that up into objects.
The problem I have is that I need to initialize the allocations with the custructor for the object requesting the memory.
Now how do I "call" or invoke the constructor for the object, without using new or malloc(or etc...)?

Any help or opinion would be appreciated...
Thanks,

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