C / C++ / MFC

mbatra31 wrote:

but I don't know how to pause the progress when the pause button is pressed and how to continue the progress bar when the continue button is pressed.

mbatra31 wrote:

I Can't stop this one. Because In StopTimer function I have set the state of the timer and progress bar to zero.

KillTimer(nVID);
m_VideoPlay = 0;

GetTime = CTime::GetCurrentTime();

CString t = GetTimeElapsed(GetTime);
mStaticElapsedTime.SetWindowTextW(t);

GetTimeElapsed

mbatra31 wrote:

m_VideoPlay = 0;

m_VideoPlay = SetTimer(Event ID, 500, NULL);

mbatra31 wrote:

Suppose if user has paused the video at 6 secs, then when the user clicks on the play button timer should start from 6 sec only.

mbatra31 wrote:

For example, when the progress dialog starts, the user click on the "pause" button, the progress bar must be paused until the "continue" button is pressed but I don't know how to pause the progress when the pause button is pressed and how to continue the progress bar when the continue button is pressed.

Henry Hong wrote:

how can i get the message?

Henry Hong wrote:

i want to use the OPCODE to perform collision detection

typedef BOOL (*PFN_MAG_INITIALIZE)(void);

PFN_MAG_INITIALIZE MagInitialize = NULL;

if (osVersion >= "VISTA")   // Consider this as pseudo-code
{
    HMODULE hmod = LoadLibrary(_T("Magnification.dll"));

    MagInitialize = GetProcAddress(hmod, "MagInitialize");
}

if (MagInitialize)
{
    MagInitalize();
}

thanh_bkhn wrote:

But we know this library doesn't exist in windows XP.
How can I ignore this library when opening the application in windows XP?