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Cedric Moonen6-Apr-08 23:04

Cedric Moonen

6-Apr-08 23:04

Did you look at the article I mentioned to you ? Hmmm | :|

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Charting control [v1.3]

ThatsAlok7-Apr-08 2:49

ThatsAlok

7-Apr-08 2:49

SetWindowPos will help you to resize your control!

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ThatsAlok6-Apr-08 22:41

ThatsAlok

6-Apr-08 22:41

ShowWindow(SW_MAXIMIZE)

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David Crow7-Apr-08 3:56

David Crow

7-Apr-08 3:56

See the Extras sthis article.

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Nitheesh George7-Apr-08 5:41

Nitheesh George

7-Apr-08 5:41

Hi,
Try using ShowWindow(SW_MAXIMIZE).

thanks

Nitheesh

virtual BOOL PreTranslateMessage(MSG* pMsg);

Hamid_RT8-Apr-08 7:22

Hamid_RT

8-Apr-08 7:22

It seems you need to SetWindowPos or MoveWindow on the WM_SIZE.

TalSt6-Apr-08 21:15

TalSt

6-Apr-08 21:15

Hello,

I would like to stop all messages to the window taskbar. I try to use the PreTranslateMessage function and it seems that the messages to the taskbar are not sending throw this function. Do you know a way to catch the messages?
Do you know if it should be throw this function?

Thank a lot Wink | ;)

Nibu babu thomas6-Apr-08 21:35

Nibu babu thomas

6-Apr-08 21:35

TalSt wrote:
I would like to stop all messages to the window taskbar. I try to use the PreTranslateMessage function and it seems that the messages to the taskbar are not sending throw this function. Do you know a way to catch the messages?

Use GetWindowLong and GWL_WNDPROC to get a window's main procedure address and replace it with your own version using SetWindowLong.

Now messages to the window which you hooked should go via your WindowProc. Store replaced WindowProc ptr to use with CallWindowProc to do default stuff. Don't forget to replace back this ptr when your application exits!

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TalSt6-Apr-08 22:39

TalSt

6-Apr-08 22:39

Hello,

Can you give more details? I am not sure I understand...
How can the messages be stopped this way?

Thanks D'Oh! | :doh:

Nibu babu thomas6-Apr-08 22:51

Nibu babu thomas

6-Apr-08 22:51

TalSt wrote:

Can you give more details? I am not sure I understand...
How can the messages be stopped this way?

An easier option if you are using MFC is CWnd::SubclassWindow. Something more on XXXWindowLong is here -> http://www.google.co.in/search?q=GetWindowLong+GWL_WNDPROc&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a[^]

As you should be knowing that WindowProc is the main procedure through which a window receives messages, so hooking this procedure with your function will help you to filter messages.

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deleting a empty folder from a specified path

Stephen Hewitt7-Apr-08 15:31

Stephen Hewitt

7-Apr-08 15:31

I assume by "window taskbar" you mean the taskbar with the "Start" button on it. This is part of "Explorer.exe". You can't expect to recieve messages from windows in another process via "PreTranslateMessage"!

Steve

neha.agarwal276-Apr-08 20:58

neha.agarwal27

6-Apr-08 20:58

I want to delete a empty folder present at a specified path. I am using this code for doing this:-

<pre>
CString fol_Path = _T("C:\\Program Files\\New Folder");
if(_taccess(fol_Path, 0) != -1)
{
Attributes = GetFileAttributes(fol_Path);
if(Attributes != 0xFFFFFFFF)
{
SetFileAttributes(fol_Path,FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL);
_wunlink(fol_Path);
}
}
</pre>

but my _wunlink function is returning -1 value.....

i am using unicode.....

can anbody tel me how to do this.....

thanks in advance

Re: deleting a empty folder from a specified path

Michael Schubert6-Apr-08 21:42

Michael Schubert

6-Apr-08 21:42

You're using a rather bizarre mixture of Win32, tchar and _UNICODE functions. I assume you have checked elsewhere that the folder you want to delete is empty, right? Also, you don't have to use GetFileAttributes() since you want to delete the folder anyway.

Most importantly, check the return code from SetFileAttributes() with GetLastError().
If that is successful, use RemoveDirectory() and again check the return value with GetLastError().

how to use lineHold() to put a call on hold [modified]

sauravpratik926-Apr-08 20:33

sauravpratik92

6-Apr-08 20:33

good morning everybody,
I m very new to windows mobile..... i m using CeDialer application .... I m able to call outgoing call.... now i want to implement call hold.... the msdn says to use LinrHold().... but I dont know where to use it in my code ,,,, and which parameter to pass in it....
I m using visual studio 2005 and windows mobile 6 sdk....
Thanks a lot ...

modified on Monday, April 7, 2008 3:00 AM

how to run dll using Rundll32.exe [modified]

nitin36-Apr-08 20:18

nitin3

6-Apr-08 20:18

i have 2 exprted functions in a dll ( Win32 dynamiclink dll project )

void __stdcall MsgBox()
{
	MessageBox( NULL , "Hello" , "" , MB_OK ) ;
}
void __stdcall MsgBox1( LPSTR a )
{
	MessageBox( NULL , a , "" , MB_OK ) ;
}

//i tried following commands , the first one works but the not the secnd one, can any one tell where is the problem ?
//{
rundll32.exe mydll.dll,MsgBox
rundll32.exe mydll.dll,MsgBox1 "hi"
//}

//def file
//{
LIBRARY MyDll
EXPORTS

MsgBox
MsgBox1
//}

Thanks

modified on Monday, April 7, 2008 3:35 AM

CPallini6-Apr-08 21:32

CPallini

6-Apr-08 21:32

nitin3 wrote:
MessageBox( NULL , T , "" , MB_OK ) ;

And what is the output you're expecting from?

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nitin36-Apr-08 21:48

nitin3

6-Apr-08 21:48

sorry that was a mistake, i modified the code.

my problem is the second function MsgBox1 function does not displays the text i entered,
or its shows a message "An exception occured while trying to run "mydllfile.dll"

Thanks & Regards

CPallini6-Apr-08 23:43

CPallini

6-Apr-08 23:43

To exploit the rundll32.exe your exported function must follow some rules, for instance the prototype must be like the following

void CALLBACK MsgBoxW(HWND hwnd, HINSTANCE hinst, LPWSTR lpszCmdLine, int nCmdShow);

then a working sample (at least, on XP it works...) will be

void CALLBACK MsgBoxW(HWND hwnd, HINSTANCE hinst, LPWSTR lpszCmdLine, int nCmdShow)
{
	MessageBox(hwnd, lpszCmdLine, L"MyMessageBox", MB_OK);
}

with def file

LIBRARY	"MyDLL"
EXPORTS
MsgBoxW @1

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