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OT: posting police

toxcct13-Dec-06 21:37

toxcct

13-Dec-06 21:37

please edit your message, and change the <code> tags with <pre>.

thanks

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Re: OT: posting police

Rajesh R Subramanian13-Dec-06 21:55

Rajesh R Subramanian

13-Dec-06 21:55

toxcct wrote:
posting police

LOL

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Re: OT: posting police

toxcct13-Dec-06 21:58

toxcct

13-Dec-06 21:58

hey, that's not funny !
we have posting guidelines[^], but nobody respect them D'Oh! | :doh:

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Re: OT: posting police

Hamid_RT13-Dec-06 22:26

Hamid_RT

13-Dec-06 22:26

toxcct wrote:
nobody respect them

except professional members Smile | :)

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Re: OT: posting police

kakan13-Dec-06 23:33

kakan

13-Dec-06 23:33

I think the main reason for this behaviour is this (in general):
The obvious choice (without reading the guide lines) is to surround source code with the code tags. Which is wrong(!) Sigh | :sigh:

It's not easy (still, for someone who hasn't read the posting guide lines) to realize that the correct choice is to use the pre tags. The name isn't very descriptive...

IMO, a change in the names in the formatting options should make it easier for the posters to do the correct choice.

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Re: OT: posting police

toxcct13-Dec-06 23:37

toxcct

13-Dec-06 23:37

kakan wrote:
IMO, a change in the names in the formatting options should make it easier for the posters to do the correct choice

i think this will need a big big change in the CP engine.

a better/simpler solution would be to provide a more explicit picture on the buttons which allow to surround a text with one or other html tags...

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Re: OT: posting police

kakan14-Dec-06 0:44

kakan

14-Dec-06 0:44

I'm sure it would help up the situation.
Any difference from today must be an improvement... Smile | :)

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Re: OT: posting police

ThatsAlok13-Dec-06 22:32

ThatsAlok

13-Dec-06 22:32

toxcct wrote:
posting police

What about Posting Police Gang

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Re: OT: posting police

toxcct13-Dec-06 22:34

toxcct

13-Dec-06 22:34

ThatsAlok wrote:
What about Posting Police Gang

so you think advising people to follow CP rules is that bad ?

what about Posting Crap Gang, which is very influent thoses days ? Suspicious | :suss:

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Re: OT: posting police

Rajesh R Subramanian13-Dec-06 22:45

Rajesh R Subramanian

13-Dec-06 22:45

toxcct wrote:
what about Posting Crap Gang, which is very influent thoses days ?

I think you're right. There's a real crappy gang set out these days who don't follow the rules.

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Re: OT: posting police

ThatsAlok13-Dec-06 23:14

ThatsAlok

13-Dec-06 23:14

toxcct wrote:

so you think advising people to follow CP rules is that bad ?

i am not teasing you buddy... just want to from Posting Police Gang(Group).. what you say?

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Re: OT: posting police

toxcct13-Dec-06 23:16

toxcct

13-Dec-06 23:16

ThatsAlok wrote:
what you say?

i don't get you... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: OT: posting police

Eytukan13-Dec-06 23:28

Eytukan

13-Dec-06 23:28

I think you misunderstood him !

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Re: OT: posting police

toxcct13-Dec-06 23:39

toxcct

13-Dec-06 23:39

i think so, because i know Alok is a good guy, wanting the best for CP, but still i can't get what he meant D'Oh! | :doh:

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how can i use DLL in managed code.

Banks K13-Dec-06 19:41

Banks K

13-Dec-06 19:41

Hi all,

i have a DLL named as "AxInterop.ECLActiveX.dll" but i dont know is it "activex control" or "simple com DLL".

I have to use this DLL in my application which is console base application in managed code.

this DLL export some function like "compreesFile" etc.

can anybody tell me how can call function from that DLL.

please reply me.

thanks
bankey

Re: how can i use DLL in managed code.

Laxman Auti13-Dec-06 21:02

Laxman Auti

13-Dec-06 21:02

Banks K wrote:
how can i use DLL in managed code.

Managed code related stuff?? please post on following forum link.
http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?forumid=3785[^]

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How can we find whether the port is binding or not

johnalek13-Dec-06 19:34

johnalek

13-Dec-06 19:34

Hi we are running on application on port .Here it is required to display the some
message when the port is already bind.kindely help me.

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Re: How can we find whether the port is binding or not

Mark Salsbery14-Dec-06 5:58

Mark Salsbery

14-Dec-06 5:58

Are you talking about a communication port used by sockets?

If so, then bind() should fail if the port is in use. Note that even if a port is in use by
another protocol, it's still possible to use the port. For example you can have tcp listen on
a port and use the same port number for UDP.

Missing MFCS42.PDB file

vipin_nvk13-Dec-06 17:33

vipin_nvk

13-Dec-06 17:33

Hello

I build my project and everything builds fine untill when I press F5 to debug my application. As soon as I press F5, a dialogbox comes up asking me to "enter the path for MFCS42.PDB file". I have looked into the "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\MFC\Lib" folder and found this PDB file. But, when I change the path to this folder, it says though a file has been found, this is not the correct file. What could be the problem ??

I press cancel button, and the debugging continues normally without any problem. Though the debugging is continuing without any issues, I want to know the reason for this issue. Can someone please help me ??

Is RedrawWindow() must when closing childframe

rp_suman13-Dec-06 17:32

rp_suman

13-Dec-06 17:32

When closing the childframe window which is having some views,
Is RedrawWindow() must be called or no need.
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Suman

Re: Is RedrawWindow() must when closing childframe

prasad_som13-Dec-06 18:46

prasad_som

13-Dec-06 18:46

rp_suman wrote:
RedrawWindow()

For which window you are talking about ?
Its not needed.

Prasad
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Re: Is RedrawWindow() must when closing childframe

rp_suman13-Dec-06 20:16

rp_suman

13-Dec-06 20:16

After closing the childframe, the whole window should be updated so that the childframe should not be visible and other windows (if there are some other childframe)should come to visible. For this does we need to call RedrawWindow() of MainFrame?
Thanks & Regards,
Suman

Re: Is RedrawWindow() must when closing childframe

prasad_som13-Dec-06 20:19

prasad_som

13-Dec-06 20:19