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How can i block a packet ?

9-Nov-07 4:44

StefanRMB wrote:
TempZone.Add( MyTempPoints );

Since TempZone is a member of TEMP_POINTS and CTempReader, its Add() method must be called in the context of one of them. What you've shown here does not.

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Re: CArray problem

Bram van Kampen10-Nov-07 15:37

Bram van Kampen

10-Nov-07 15:37

You don't give line numbers, but the compiler complains that the default constructor CObject::CObject() is private (which it is not, it is protected!)
Something Fishy going on here Check Afx.h in your implementation and see if it is private there.

Hope this helps Smile | :)

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jomons8-Nov-07 2:52

jomons

8-Nov-07 2:52

I have an instant message packet.how can i block this specific packet to reach to the destination?I can block this by changing the content of packet.
But after that no more messages are send by the messenger(Yahoo).
sorry for my english..
Please someone help me ..very urgent............

Thanks in advance.......

Jomon

Jomon

Re: How can i block a packet ?

Mark Salsbery8-Nov-07 5:21

Mark Salsbery

8-Nov-07 5:21

Without knowing Yahoo's protocol, you can't reliably do this.

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
Java | [Coffee]

Re: How can i block a packet ?

jomons9-Nov-07 20:35

jomons

9-Nov-07 20:35

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your suggestion. Im working with the packet according to this protocol help.
.http://libyahoo2.sourceforge.net/ymsg-9.txt[^]

I got the packet. But i can't block this.I think yahoo or TCP\IP send an acknowledgement signal before sending each and every packet or one of them calculate the check sum.So it resend the packet.
How can i do this. If you have any idea please tell me ...
Thanks in advance..

Jomon

jump over

youbo8-Nov-07 2:50

youbo

8-Nov-07 2:50

my programme invironment is Visual Studio 2005.when i open the .sln down from the msdn and compile it,it always said jump over.how can i do ? the second question is i can't see anything in the toolbox,but sometimes it appear.what is wrong?

Huh?

jhwurmbach8-Nov-07 3:04

jhwurmbach

8-Nov-07 3:04

youbo wrote:
it always said jump over

What?
Did you translate the error message from chinese?
Sorry, but your translation is incomprehensible.
Maybe you can cite the original message here and a native speaker of chinese can help you?

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Re: jump over

toxcct8-Nov-07 3:27

toxcct

8-Nov-07 3:27

youbo wrote:
what is wrong?

maybe you should... "jump over" ?

more seriously, i think you meant to say "convert the solution to a VS2005 solution", right ?

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School Project Deadline

skydivetom8-Nov-07 2:44

skydivetom

8-Nov-07 2:44

Experts,

I'm taking a course in image processing (under Homeland Security). This class was supposed to be an Analysis course; however, the teacher has been focusing heaviliy on C/C++ programming. That's a different story though...

Anyhow, I need to develop a (simple) C/C++ program that does do "something fun" with images (as it relates to Homeland Security).

This project is due in 3 weeks. The instructor isn't very helpful as far as guiding us through the process (e.g. recommendations for "manageable" projects). I have VERY limited C/C++ programming skills and I feel like I'm running out of options.

So, my question:
- where can I find some source code that relates to image processing? Obviusly, I've googled sites, but don't seem to find some existing code that I could either try to enhance or built upon. I tried sites such as Yuv408.com, CodeCogs, CoderProject, etc. Unfortunately, I don't see anything that I use given the "image processing" and "homeland security" constraints.

PLEASE HELP!

Thanks,
skydivetom

Maximilien8-Nov-07 3:36

Maximilien

8-Nov-07 3:36

skydivetom wrote:
Anyhow, I need to develop a (simple) C/C++ program that does do "something fun" with images (as it relates to Homeland Security).

You could draw clown noses on detected faces.

Why the heck is "Homeland Security" related to your image processing class ?

Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad

David Crow8-Nov-07 3:41

8-Nov-07 3:41

skydivetom wrote:
Anyhow, I need to develop a (simple) C/C++ program that does do "something fun" with images (as it relates to Homeland Security).

Such as?

skydivetom8-Nov-07 5:34

skydivetom

8-Nov-07 5:34

David,

I probably want to implement e.g. "Canny Edge Detection":
http://cs.nyu.edu/~cil217/Vision/vision_edge_detector.htm[^]

Otherwise, I'd like to find the algorithm/code (C/C++) for either "denoising images" or "deblurring images".

Any pointers where I might find some code? It needs to be very basic though... preferably no more than 1 or 2 CPP files.

EEH

David Crow8-Nov-07 5:37

8-Nov-07 5:37

skydivetom wrote:
Any pointers where I might find some code?

Other than searching for them, I've no clue. Image processing is not something I've ever done.

Re: School Project Deadline [modified]

El Corazon8-Nov-07 7:23

El Corazon

8-Nov-07 7:23

skydivetom wrote:
or "deblurring images".

this is not as easy as it sounds depending on what you are trying to do. However, sharpening and smoothing are simple matrix operations. http://www.vbaccelerator.com/codelib/gfx/imgproc.htm[^] (sorry for the vb reference, first one google turned up)

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Justin Perez8-Nov-07 4:21

Justin Perez

8-Nov-07 4:21

skydivetom wrote:
Anyhow, I need to develop a (simple) C/C++ program that does do "something fun" with images (as it relates to Homeland Security).

You know those whack-the-mole games in the kids section of an arcade? Well - I suggest you create a whack-the-mole game. Only instead of a mole, use Michael_Chertoff's[^] face. A large mallat as the mouse cursor, and a 3x3 grid should suffice.

-- modified at 10:43 Thursday 8th November, 2007

Note: There is even an image of his face in that Wiki Smile | :)

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led mike8-Nov-07 4:46

led mike

8-Nov-07 4:46

skydivetom wrote:
(under Homeland Security).

What does that mean?

bob169728-Nov-07 16:25

bob16972

8-Nov-07 16:25

skydivetom wrote:
Homeland Security

skydivetom wrote:
PLEASE HELP!

Why do I suddenly feel not so safe anymore? Smile | :)

David Crow9-Nov-07 4:47

Monitoring Registry modifications

9-Nov-07 4:47

Actually, you've probably got nothing to worry about. It's much like the safest place to be when a new driver is on the road is in the middle of the road itself, or the safest place to be when out with a new hunter is in front of the target.

Hayder Yusuf7-Nov-07 23:47

Hayder Yusuf

7-Nov-07 23:47

Hi, how can i build a program to monitor the registery modifications (hooking advapi.dll)

Hayder Yousif

Matthew Faithfull8-Nov-07 1:11

Matthew Faithfull

8-Nov-07 1:11

I don't know but Microsoft's regmon.exe application manages it no problem. As they're no longer allowed to hide private APIs for their own use, at least in Europe, you could try to find out how regmon works. Hooking ADVAPI sounds plausible but my guess is there's a better way.

Nothing is exactly what it seems but everything with seems can be unpicked.

cmk8-Nov-07 1:16

cmk

8-Nov-07 1:16

RegNotifyChangeKeyValue

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Hamid_RT8-Nov-07 2:37

Hamid_RT

8-Nov-07 2:37

See Registry List Control [^] does any help?