Re: How do I traget the Every one permission in Windows using VC 6.0 or 7.0 - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

J Patel27-Feb-03 13:33

27-Feb-03 13:33

Try putting VCVARS32.BAT at the end of your autoexec.bat

VCVARS32.BAT is found under the "Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\Bin" directory.

HTH

Jignesh

Re: VC 6.0 msdev.exe System Path

Makover27-Feb-03 13:41

Makover

27-Feb-03 13:41

Hello Jignesh

Sorry for being so ignorant Cry | :((

but I didn't quite understand what you meant by: "Try putting VCVARS32.BAT at the end of your autoexec.bat". Should I just add the string "VCVARS32.BAT" at the end of the autoexec.bat file?

Thanks for your quick response.

Alon.

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But what did I do?

Re: VC 6.0 msdev.exe System Path

Nish Nishant27-Feb-03 16:56

Nish Nishant

27-Feb-03 16:56

Open Autoexec.bat using an editor, and add C:\....\vcvars32.bat as your last line. Then this will get executed at boot time.

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Re: VC 6.0 msdev.exe System Path

Michael Dunn27-Feb-03 18:34

Michael Dunn

27-Feb-03 18:34

Nishant S wrote:
add C:\....\vcvars32.bat as your last line.

Don't forget the call keyword before a batch file, or else the new batch file never returns to the caller.

call C:\msdev\vc98\bin\vcvars32.bat

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Re: VC 6.0 msdev.exe System Path

Nish Nishant27-Feb-03 16:55

Nish Nishant

27-Feb-03 16:55

For file paths with spaces you gotta add quotes.

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Re: VC 6.0 msdev.exe System Path

Makover28-Feb-03 0:14

Makover

28-Feb-03 0:14

Finally -------

set PATH=%path%;"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDev98\Bin" at the end of the autoexec.bat did the job.

Thanks for your help Rose | [Rose]

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How do I traget the Every one permission in Windows using VC 6.0 or 7.0

cgkiller27-Feb-03 12:41

cgkiller

27-Feb-03 12:41

I am tring to figure out a way to remove the every property through VC6.0 or 7.0 I already now how to remove groups and users but the everyone group is not a normal group. I am assuming That I will have to remove the ACE for the ACL please help.

Re: How do I traget the Every one permission in Windows using VC 6.0 or 7.0

Alois Kraus27-Feb-03 23:24

Alois Kraus

27-Feb-03 23:24

Why are you trying to do this? And by the way this is not possible at all.
This is how the usermgmt of NT was designed. If You create an user he must recieve
some initial rights. So everyone was introduced.

Re: How do I traget the Every one permission in Windows using VC 6.0 or 7.0

cgkiller28-Feb-03 2:18

cgkiller

28-Feb-03 2:18

All I want to do is to write a script that will modify they rights of the everyone group. Which you can do on any object by going to it's security page. all I am tyying to do is automate this process which I know is possible because when edit an objects security page all you are doing is executing a series of API functions and any API function is accessible from C++ I know I cannot delete the everyone group but I also know I can assign rights to the everyone group and this is what I want to do please help

Where is SourceSafe 6.0 in .NET located??

IrishSonic27-Feb-03 12:19

IrishSonic

27-Feb-03 12:19

Hiya I am looking to see if I have SourceSafe 6.0 ( that ships with .net - Enterprise developer - which is what I have ) installed...

Does anyone know where abouts it is in the MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO.NET directory.

Also where can I get info on using it.

Thanks,
grahamoj.

Re: Where is SourceSafe 6.0 in .NET located??

Gary R. Wheeler1-Mar-03 2:30

Gary R. Wheeler

1-Mar-03 2:30

SourceSafe 6.0 was only marginally updated for .NET. As a result, it installs in

\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio

(no .NET) by default.

Software Zen: delete this;

Paint problem.

Martin Marvinski27-Feb-03 11:41

Martin Marvinski

27-Feb-03 11:41

I have an MFC dialog app that has a Webbrowser object in it. I put a bitmap as a background to that application and now whenever something covers my dialog app, the webbrowser control doesn't get redrawn. How can I fix this problem? This is probably an easy question for many of you to solve, but embarrassingly it has left me scratching my head for the last half-hour.

Your help in answering my question will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Smile | :)

Re: Paint problem.

Taka Muraoka27-Feb-03 12:31

Taka Muraoka

27-Feb-03 12:31

I stumbled across an MSDN entry recently about something like this but I can't seem to find it now... Frown | :-(

IIRC, the problem was related to the control's or the parent window's style not being set properly - you needed to add or remove WS_CLIPCHILDREN or WS_CLIPSIBLINGS. Something like that.

Sorry for being so vague. HTH.

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Re: Paint problem.

Nish Nishant27-Feb-03 17:05

Nish Nishant

27-Feb-03 17:05

I think the problem is the dialog has the CS_HREDRAW and CS_VREDRAW styles by default. In CDialog::PreCreateWindow register a new class without these styles. This will prevent the erasing of the entire window which is what these flags do when you move the window or some window comes on top. Now your browser control should hopefully stop behaving nastily Smile | :)

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ceil and floor?

Anonymous27-Feb-03 11:22

Anonymous

27-Feb-03 11:22

Hi,

I have a bit of code that does this ...

<br />
X = (int)ceil( phi*y );<br />
Y = (int)floor( delta*pi );<br />

... but I get compile error C2065: 'floor' : undeclared identifier and
error C2065: 'ceil' : undeclared identifier.

Do I need to include some file or something?

Re: ceil and floor?

C^hris L^osinger27-Feb-03 11:24

C^hris L^osinger

27-Feb-03 11:24

try math.h

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Re: ceil and floor?

Gary Kirkham27-Feb-03 11:24

Gary Kirkham

27-Feb-03 11:24

Did you include the following header file

#include <math.h>

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Re: ceil and floor?

Gary Kirkham27-Feb-03 11:27

Gary Kirkham

27-Feb-03 11:27

I didn't like the greater than less than symbols

#include "math.h"

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Re: ceil and floor?

Jörgen Sigvardsson2-Mar-03 13:30

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2-Mar-03 13:30

You can escape < as < and > as > Smile | :)

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stdafx.h question

Anonymous27-Feb-03 11:09

Anonymous

27-Feb-03 11:09

I understand that all *.cpp files in Visual C++ must
start with ...

<br />
#include "stdafx.h"<br />

... how can I make my C++ code portable with such
a restriction?

I tried this ...

<br />
#ifndef GNU<br />
#include "stdafx.h"<br />
#endif<br />

... but that doesn't seem to work.

What should I do if I want my code to compile under
more than ONE compiler?

Re: stdafx.h question

Jim A. Johnson27-Feb-03 11:13

Jim A. Johnson

27-Feb-03 11:13

For portable files you probably don'twant to use stdafx.h, which means no precompiled headers. Just set the Precompiled Headers switch for such files to "Not using precompiled headers".

Re: stdafx.h question

Anonymous27-Feb-03 11:16

Anonymous

27-Feb-03 11:16

thanks!

okay how do I do that?

I feel inadequate ... CButton question.

Maximilien27-Feb-03 10:15

Maximilien

27-Feb-03 10:15

I fell so dumb and inadequate today ... yesterday was such a good day!

I have a CButton derived button in a dialog ( a dialog app ) :

// .h
#include "MyButton.h"
//{{AFX_DATA(CTestColorControlDlg)
 CMyButton m_HelpButton;
//}}AFX_DATA

and

// .cpp 
...
void CTestColorControlDlg::DoDataExchange(CDataExchange* pDX)
{
 CDialog::DoDataExchange(pDX);
 //{{AFX_DATA_MAP(CTestColorControlDlg)
 DDX_Control(pDX, IDC_HELP_BUTTON, m_HelpButton);
 //}}AFX_DATA_MAP
}
...

My button is working nicelly, but I don't receive and message for WM_CREATE, or even the OnCreate virtual is not called.

I need to change the button size, from inside the class, at creation time; I don't want to have to manually create the button in the dialog's OnInitDialog just to do it.

Thank yo for helping a programmer in need!

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Re: I feel inadequate ... CButton question.

Dave Bryant27-Feb-03 10:20

Dave Bryant

27-Feb-03 10:20

You don't get the WM_CREATE message because windows creates a normal button first, and then subclasses it in the first call to the DoDataExchange method. When your class is attached to the button, the button has already been created.

You may be able to do want you want in the PreSubclassWindow() virtual method - this is called after the HWND is attached to your button, but before the window procedure has been replaced.

Dave

Re: I feel inadequate ... CButton question.

PJ Arends27-Feb-03 10:21

PJ Arends

27-Feb-03 10:21

Controls created via a dialog template do not recieve the WM_CREATE message. Handle all control initialization in PreSubclassWindow() instead.

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