Re: Select User dialog - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Ami Bar26-Jan-07 5:04

26-Jan-07 5:04

I am looking for the Windows API that opens the Select User dialog.
Can anyone give a reference or an example on how to do this ?

Thanks,
Ami

Re: Select User dialog

David Crow26-Jan-07 6:10

David Crow

26-Jan-07 6:10

Ami Bar wrote:
...the Select User dialog.

Where's this?

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Re: Select User dialog

Ami Bar26-Jan-07 9:01

Ami Bar

26-Jan-07 9:01

When you change a security permission for file, registry key, etc. You can choose a user/group to add to the DACL by a Select user dialog.
I am looking for a Windows API that open this dialog.

Ami

Re: Select User dialog

David Crow26-Jan-07 9:14

David Crow

26-Jan-07 9:14

Ami Bar wrote:
I am looking for a Windows API that open this dialog.

I don't know of an API to do this, but you could always populate your own list.

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Re: Select User dialog

Ami Bar26-Jan-07 9:19

Ami Bar

26-Jan-07 9:19

It has to be a Windows common dialog or something.

Ami

Re: Select User dialog

Mark Salsbery26-Jan-07 9:47

Mark Salsbery

26-Jan-07 9:47

It has to be? Smile | :)

Then it will be documented here: Common Dialog Box Library[^]

If you don't find a common dialog you can maybe use NetQueryDisplayInformation to help populate
your own.

Mark

Re: Select User dialog

Ami Bar26-Jan-07 9:52

Ami Bar

26-Jan-07 9:52

Thanks, but I already found this API and if I won't have a choice I will use it.
I thought that if the API CredUIPromptForCredentials asks for a user name and password, there must be a similar API that does what I need.

Ami

Re: Select User dialog

David Crow26-Jan-07 10:28

David Crow

26-Jan-07 10:28

Ami Bar wrote:
...or something.

Which covers everything else, right? Are you simply wanting a list of domain users?

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Re: Select User dialog

Ami Bar26-Jan-07 10:36

Ami Bar

26-Jan-07 10:36

Ok I found it, there is even an article about this:
Using the Windows 2000/XP Object Selection Dialog[^]

Thanks,
Ami

How template in C++ Work ?

Yanshof26-Jan-07 4:56

Yanshof

26-Jan-07 4:56

Hi All,

I looking for some stuff that explain how template in C++ work.

What i need is not how to use them ... ( this i already know ).

Some one can help me ?

I already looked in Google and did not find something that can tell me all about template behind the scenes...

Thanks for any help. Rose | [Rose]

Re: How template in C++ Work ?

Reagan Conservative26-Jan-07 6:08

Reagan Conservative

26-Jan-07 6:08

Your request does not make any sense. "Help me with templates, but I know how they work" --- ??? Maybe you should re-word your request to ask a more exact question about templates

John P.

Re: How template in C++ Work ?

Waldermort26-Jan-07 7:02

Waldermort

26-Jan-07 7:02

Templates are something similar to pre-processor macros. Take the std::vector template for example. All it really is is a set of functions for managing the memory of any given type. If you wanted an array of 3 different class types, you would have to write functions for allocating the memory, more functions for accessing the memory, more for moving, more still for freeing.... with 3 arrays that means 3 very similar functions for each class. But, if you use a template, those functions are added for you at compile time, leaving you time for a beer :->

Re: How template in C++ Work ?

Eytukan26-Jan-07 7:04

Eytukan

26-Jan-07 7:04

Templates, It just creates different type of classes or functions for different type of types. Multiple types of codes for the same template. Nothing so magical in it Wink | ;)

Eg:

<br />
template<class T> <br />
class  test<br />
{<br />
    T typeval;<br />
<br />
};<br />

And when you say, test<int> i;
it creates,

<br />
class test<br />
{<br />
      int typeval;<br />
};<br />

if you use a float,test<float> i; it creates,

<br />
class test<br />
{<br />
      float typeval;<br />
};<br />

Got it?

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Re: How template in C++ Work ?

Mark Salsbery26-Jan-07 7:07

Mark Salsbery

26-Jan-07 7:07

Templates[^]

Templates are a part of the C++ language. "Behind the scenes" is compiler-specific I would think.
What do you think is happening "behind the scenes" anyway?

Maybe look in the ISO/ANSI C++ Standard?

getting list of processes

saqib8226-Jan-07 2:28

saqib82

26-Jan-07 2:28

Hi all
how can i get the list of processes which are currently running in windows.

Regards

sAqIb

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Re: getting list of processes

nullable.type26-Jan-07 3:01

nullable.type

26-Jan-07 3:01

Hi
You can use CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(..).
Then walk through the list with Process32First(..) and Process32Next(..).
After using the snapshot, use CloseHandle(..) for WinXP and CloseToolhelp32Snapshot(..) for WinCE.

regards
simon

Re: getting list of processes

David Crow26-Jan-07 3:03

David Crow

26-Jan-07 3:03

EnumProcesses().

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Re: getting list of processes

ThatsAlok26-Jan-07 20:05

ThatsAlok

26-Jan-07 20:05

http://www.codeproject.com/threads/w32process.asp

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Re: getting list of processes

Hamid_RT27-Jan-07 0:52

Hamid_RT

27-Jan-07 0:52

See EnumProcesses you can see two examples of it on the MSDN;)

WhiteSky

SetRedraw(FALSE)

baerten26-Jan-07 0:09

baerten

26-Jan-07 0:09

Hi,

In my MDI-Application, a MDI Child "A" opens a new MDI Child "B".
But during the open of the B-Child a lot of ugly visualizations happens.

I can see all this via a "ScreenShot-Video", in SlowMotion i see many movements.
So, i need a SetRedraw(FALSE) before the Opening and a SetRedraw(TRUE) after
the complete initialization of Child "B".

But a SetRedraw is only working on the current CWnd-Objekt, for example only on Child A.

I need a SetRedraw(FALSE) for the entire application.
Before the opening a total-freeze and after the opening a total-release

I hope it exists a possibility

Thanks Smile | :)

Re: SetRedraw(FALSE)

#realJSOP26-Jan-07 0:14

#realJSOP

26-Jan-07 0:14

Do you use the OnDraw() function in View "B"? If so, try putting ShowWindow(SW_SHOW); at the top of the function, and ShowWindow(SW_HIDE); at the bottom of it.

[EDIT] Nevermind, that won't work...

[EDIT] How about calling SetRedraw(FALSE) in OnInitialUpdate(), and then calling SetRedraw(TRUE) at the end of your painting routine. You may also need to call UpdateWindow() before calling SetRedraw(TRUE).

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Re: SetRedraw(FALSE)

baerten26-Jan-07 0:41

baerten

26-Jan-07 0:41

Thanks for your fast reply.

Thats a good possibility to resolve the problem if the loading of all elements of a Grid performs
an ugly visualization.

But in my case, it's the creating of the entire Child ( the Frame, it selfs )
At first, a small Frame is created, than the Frame grows to the given size, than moves to the center
of the Workspace. The User can't see all these steps, but a kind of flashing, that's the problem.

So, an entire Refresh-Disable of the entire Application doesn't exists ?

Mmh D'Oh! | :doh: