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	long iStart, iEnd;<br />
	m_RichEditCtrl.GetSel(iStart, iEnd);<br />
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	int iIndex = m_RichEditCtrl.GetLineCount() - m_RichEditCtrl.GetFirstVisibleLine();<br />
	CDC *pDC = m_RichEditCtrl.GetDC();<br />
	CFont *pFont = m_RichEditCtrl.GetFont();<br />
	CFont *pOldFont = pDC->SelectObject(pFont);<br />
	CRect clientRect;<br />
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	m_RichEditCtrl.GetClientRect(&clientRect);<br />
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	TEXTMETRIC tm;<br />
	pDC->GetTextMetrics(&tm);<br />
	pDC->SelectObject(pOldFont);<br />
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	int iCount  = (int)((double) clientRect.bottom / tm.tmHeight) + 1;<br />
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	m_RichEditCtrl.LineScroll(iCount);<br />

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	m_RichEditCtrl.LineScroll(-1);<br />

Programm3r wrote:

Is it possible to pause the thread or put it in a standby mode

//The CreateEvent function creates a named or unnamed event <br />
//object. <br />
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HANDLE CreateEvent(<br />
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    LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpEventAttributes,	// pointer to security attributes  <br />
    BOOL bManualReset,	// flag for manual-reset event <br />
    BOOL bInitialState,	// flag for initial state <br />
    LPCTSTR lpName 	// pointer to event-object name  <br />
   );<br />
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//The SetEvent function sets the state of the specified event object to <br />
//signaled. <br />
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BOOL SetEvent(<br />
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    HANDLE hEvent 	// handle of event object <br />
   );<br />
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//The ResetEvent function sets the state of the specified event object <br />
//to nonsignaled. <br />
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BOOL ResetEvent(<br />
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    HANDLE hEvent 	// handle of event object <br />
   );	<br />
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//The WaitForSingleObject function returns when one of the following <br />
//occurs:<br />
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//·	The specified object is in the signaled state.<br />
//·	The time-out interval elapses.<br />
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DWORD WaitForSingleObject(<br />
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    HANDLE hHandle,	// handle of object to wait for <br />
    DWORD dwMilliseconds 	// time-out interval in milliseconds  <br />
   );

//The SuspendThread function suspends the specified thread. <br />
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DWORD SuspendThread(<br />
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    HANDLE hThread 	// handle to the thread <br />
   );<br />
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/*The ResumeThread function decrements a thread's suspend count. When the suspend count is decremented to zero, the execution of the thread is resumed. */<br />
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DWORD ResumeThread(<br />
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    HANDLE hThread 	// identifies thread to restart <br />
   );	<br />

Programm3r wrote:

Is it possible to pause the thread or put it in a standby mode?

super_ttd wrote:

and shame on me

void CtestDlg::OnPopupMenu()
{
    CMenu popup;
    if (popup.CreatePopupMenu())
    {
        popup.AppendMenu(MF_STRING, 1, "Test Titre");
        popup.AppendMenu(MF_SEPARATOR);
        popup.AppendMenu(MF_STRING, 10, "menuItem1");
        popup.AppendMenu(MF_STRING, 11, "menuItem2");
        popup.AppendMenu(MF_STRING, 12, "menuItem3");
        popup.EnableMenuItem(1, MF_GRAYED);    // I'd like to bold it too... 
 
        CRect rect;
        m_popupMenu.GetWindowRect(&rect);
        popup.TrackPopupMenu(TPM_LEFTALIGN | TPM_RIGHTBUTTON, rect.right+1, rect.top, AfxGetMainWnd());
        popup.DestroyMenu();
    }
}

super_ttd wrote:

i have a subsidiary question. do you know how I could bold the MenuItem in a PopupMenu created with the following :

super_ttd wrote:

actually, what i have is a button, which pops up a popupMenu next to it when clicked.
On this menu, the first element is the name of the current application (grayed BTW), and the second element is a separator. only then follow the really clickable items.
I would like now to bolden the application title, but as you can understand, it will not be clickable, because grayed.
i don't know if setting it as the default item will work anyway, but i'll give it a try and i'll tell you.

Ing.Raiz82 wrote:

is possible??