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zahid_ash wrote: please clarify that what is the diference between WIN32 Application and WIN32 Console Application wizard
Simple.
Win32 app creates a MSWindows type interface and Win32 Console Application creates a MSDOS (Similar to command prompt).
http://www.sunlightd.com/Windows/FAQ.html#ConsoleIntro[^]
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zahid_ash wrote: ...what is the diference between WIN32 Application and WIN32 Console Application wizard...
The former creates a Win32 application while the latter creates a console application. I'm assuming you know the difference betweeen a Win32 application and a console application, yes?
"The largest fire starts but with the smallest spark." - David Crow
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I am having an issue after I use this function.
If I have a sink for Outlook _Application events, I get a 0xF007 event ( Close ) when Outlook closes, which is great... but
If I get a _ContactItem and Display() it, when that item gets closed the ApplicationEvents handler gets a 0xF007 event to suggest that Outlook is closing. Any ideas why this might be ?
Mark
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Hi,,
I am retriving the some values frm previous window and storeing them the dialog
i want to access those values in the thread function how to do that ???
below code i am seting the values for m_ctrlSNAME & m_ctrlSLOCATION which are displyed correctly i want to access these values in thread function but the values are not getting added to loc,can u please help me with this...
BOOL CStatusDlg::OnInitDialog()
{ CDialog::OnInitDialog();
m_ctrlSNAME.SetWindowText(sfile);
m_ctrlSLOCATION.SetWindowText(slocation);
HANDLE hr;
hr = CreateThread(NULL,0,(unsigned long (__stdcall *)(void *))WorkerThreadProc,this,0,0);
return TRUE;
}
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UINT WorkerThreadProc(LPVOID Param)
{
CStatusDlg status;
CString loc = status.slocation + status.sfile;
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}
Regards,
Vinay Charan.
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vinaycool wrote: UINT WorkerThreadProc(LPVOID Param)
{
CStatusDlg status;
CString loc = status.slocation + status.sfile;
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}
What you are doing here is simply declaring a new instance of the CStatusDlg class (CDialog classes are still classes even if they are GUI 'components'  ). So, you are not accessing the data from the 'dialog' that is on the screen. I won't suggest you to pass the dialog through the thread data because it's bad to share MFC classes across thread.
What you can do is send the required data only to your thread. But I think your design is not correct: if you start your thread in OnInitDialog, the user has not entered data on your dialog so the data is not valid. Why not start your thread later, when the user has entered data and requested your thread to be started (in general, if the thread is required for processing, the user start the processing right ?)
Cédric Moonen
Software developer
Charting control
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Hi Cédric Moonen,
Thank you u very much for the reply.
I have 3 dialog window, in which I am accepting data from the user in the 2nd dialog window and when the user press on start process ,it should display 3rd window and start processing immediately after dialog load so in the 3rd dialog window user has option or no need to enter any data.
Since I have to 2 process Dialog load and also process I have used the Thread so that dialog loads and also processing also takes place ..
For processing of data I need to access those values can u please tell me is there any way to do that …
I want both the values in the thread function in the loc field can u help me with this…
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UINT WorkerThreadProc(LPVOID Param)
You can access to the parameters through Param variable, if you are not still using that:
interpret it as a pointer to the dialog that contains the variable members, and then reach the values .
If you are using Param in another way you could create a struct where you can store every information that needs to be passed to the thread.
But, be carefull : if you create a local (like in OnInitistance)instance of the structure, that will be destroyed when the function ends, i.e. before that the thread ends,....so goodby to the paramenters
You can solve this problem using a memeber variable into the first dialog or with dynamical memory allocation (but others problems cames to free the memory ).
hope be clear
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Hi _Russell_,
Thanks for the wondeful reply and thanks a lot for giveing lot of information.
I am very much new to VC++ and threds ,i just learned threads by some sample notes i am really very new to it ...
can u please tell me how i have access the values in the thread without any problem can u please tell me with some examples or some code please..
BOOL CStatusDlg::OnInitDialog()
{
CDialog::OnInitDialog();
m_ctrlSNAME.SetWindowText(sfile);
m_ctrlSLOCATION.SetWindowText(slocation);
CString str;
HANDLE hr;
hr = CreateThread(NULL,0,(unsigned long (__stdcall *)(void *))WorkerThreadProc,this,0,0);
return TRUE;
}
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UINT WorkerThreadProc(LPVOID Param)
{
CStatusDlg status;
//CString loc = status.slocation + status.sfile;
char * d =(char *) (LPCTSTR) loc;
return true;
}
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please give me some solution so that i can access values from InitDialog and ican use them in Thread.
will be watiing for your responce...
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Hi,
I got the solutiion ..Thanks a lot for all the help ....
-- modified at 3:20 Thursday 18th May, 2006
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vinaycool wrote: hr = CreateThread(NULL,0,(unsigned long (__stdcall *)(void *))WorkerThreadProc,this,0,0);
You'll need to use AfxBeginThread() here.
vinaycool wrote: CStatusDlg status;
status will need to be a pointer to a CStatusDlg. You need to cast Param to this.
"The largest fire starts but with the smallest spark." - David Crow
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hi,
Thanks for the responce ...
Can u please tell me with an example so that i can understand the things well.
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Hi,
I got the solutiion ..Thanks a lot for all the help ....
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Hi,
I have a customised menu class derieved from CMenu.
I have overridden the DrawItem n MeasureItem functions.
The problem is with having title for child menu.
I'm addin childmenu through
AppendMenu(MF_POPUP | MF_GRAYED | MF_OWNERDRAW , nID, (LPCTSTR)color))
now if I want to have a title for submenu eg:colors in the below case
shapes
colors->green
red
sizes
how can that be done.
Even if I use InsertMenu() then again there is a problem,we cannot have OwnerDraw n
MF_STRING together.
Is there any solution for this?
Thanks.
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Hi All,
Can anyone tell me how to find out whether a given path belongs to a file or folder in windows??
Thanks and Regards,
Anil
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Hi Anil
Use FindFirst and FindNext function to find out the given path is file or folder
Regards
KK
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Hi,
You can use GetFileAttributesEx -> if dwFileAttributes from WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA struct will have FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY - so it's directory
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Mila
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hi,
try CPath::IsDirectory(). But it is an ATL class. You have to include atlpath.h
Adios,
Cool Ju 
Dream Ur Destiny
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<br />
WIN32_FIND_DATA m_data;<br />
HANDLE hFile;<br />
hFile=FindFirstFile(filename,&m_data)<br />
if(hFile==INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
else<br />
FindClose(hFile);<br />
whitesky
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Could any one please let me know the answer for the question.
Is there any difference. May defenetly there is some difference.
Diff btwn int *p=NULL & int *p=0; ??
Nice talking to you. 
If you judge people, you have no time to love them. -- Mother Teresa
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No, there is no difference, NULL is defined as 0.
It's just that using NULL for a pointer is more convenient (to make the difference with the 0 value).
Cédric Moonen
Software developer
Charting control
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To add to what Cedric said we use that to avoid Magic Numbers in our code.
Nibu thomas
Software Developer
Faqs by Michael dunn
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Hi
No difference between NULL & 0
In VC header file NULL is defined as 0
KK
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There isn't sintax difference, look at the macro:
#define NULL 0
but there is a logical difference:
pointers doesn't contains numbers but addresses, so p=0 is logically incorrect, it must be set to the default null address(NULL). That, of course, for convention and semplicity it is set to 0.
Using NULL is only a way to write more readable code.
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In C++, nothing. In C, lots. A standard C compiler won't automatically convert 0 to a pointer, so you'll have to assign (void*)0. In C, NULL is defined as ((void*)0) to allow you to set a pointer to 0. In C++, the compiler will happily convert 0 to a pointer, so you don't need the cast, and NULL is simply defined as 0.
Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"
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