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_johan wrote: s there any way to set where a file begins (like SetEndOfFile except that it sets the beginning of the file)? I have a situation where I need to make files smaller by deleting data from the beginning, and reading and writing all the data is very inefficient.
I think there is no such way/method to set begins of the file.
But you can maintain your delimiter for the begining of data/file.
Knock out 't' from can't,
You can if you think you can
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All right. Thanks for the quick responses
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hello
I have a code with VC++ which print on console,I want to show the output in listbox of MS Visual C++ windows forms appl(.NET) .could u plz tell me the solution.
Yogesh Talokar
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The first thing about this is that you should be knowing how to handle unmanaged code from the managed code.
Second issue: Is it possible to change your application from Console to Windows Forms.
You will have to write the entire logic again if you want to do it in windows forms
Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
_AnShUmAn_
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hello
could u plz tell me how to handle unmanaged code from the managed code.
Yogesh_T
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it's one of the difficult things to achieve but it's easier than the other way round.
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Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
_AnShUmAn_
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Craete the Windows form application. Then place the ListBox on the form.
Now where you are printing to conmsole pass these values to you listbox control.
Cheers
"Peace of mind through Technology"
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Yogesh wrote: have a code with VC++ which print on console,I want to show the output in listbox of MS Visual C++ windows forms appl(.NET) .could u plz tell me the solution.
Create new GUI based application,
add List box on it,
create Control variable of list box,
use Methods of the Control variable to insert the data into list box.
There may be other solution for this 
Knock out 't' from can't,
You can if you think you can
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Hi All,
I am working on VC++ (exe dialog application).. I have loaded the xml file using DOM i;e using a pointer to IXMLDOMDocument and calling the load() function of it. Can I know if there are any built in function or any other alternatives to find the size of the DOM ,before and after loading the xml file??
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Thanks for the idea. But since I am new to VC++ and DOM ..Can you please clarify me on these
I got to use the syntax to be as
HRESULT getProperty(BSTR name, VARIANT* value);
but what does the "BSTR name" indicate here..
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myvisualcplusplus wrote: ut what does the "BSTR name" indicate here..
name indicates the name of the property of which you will get the value
value indicates the parameter which receives the property value.
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Thanks. I am using the MaxXMLSize property. But the setProperty() sets the value of the property according to the user. But anyway after loading the file onto DOM .. How do we get the changed value since the getProperty() just gets the value set(which was done using the setProperty())
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IS there API or samples available for Burn images in to DVD using VC++.
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The Link is given by you applicable for both CD and DVD?
I go through the API.I think it is applicable for CD-R and CD-RW.
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Sorry, it's not easy to copy URL's from MSDN.
There are two versions of IMAPI. v1 handles CD only.
But v2 handles DVD too.
Kakan
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shall i use Windows XP Media SDK for CD/DVD Burn.
shall we use the API VC6.0 version.
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That's up to you to decide.
I've used the Nero API and I think it's just great. I have no experience of the built-in SDK in XP. That's mainly beacuse it's XP only and my customer uses Win2k.
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function types are
with return type and with parameters
with out return type and with parameters
suresh babu.k
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Please follow the same thread dear.No need to repost. You could have modified your last question and your question is not clear from your post.
when you don't need to return a value you just mention void as the return type, that is you are not returning any value otherwise you have to mention and make sure that all blocks in your function return a value and receive it where the function was called from.
It's not always necessary to pass the values to a function as in the case below:
void hello()
{
cout<<"how are you";
}
Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
_AnShUmAn_
-- modified at 0:52 Wednesday 14th June, 2006
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and your question?
whitesky
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WhiteSky wrote: and your question?
Wait man,He will post the question again.
Knock out 't' from can't,
You can if you think you can
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If you know the answers then post the question first and then you can answer to your posted question...
Cheers
"Peace of mind through Technology"
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