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Member 14630688 15-Feb-20 7:26am View

So to use ActiveX Labels I need MS Office? That's not fair. There might be some Microsoft tool which will install those necessary dll's or registries

Member 14630688 13-Jan-20 0:16am View

I tried doing this. sscanf(fline,"N0010 (TOOL NAME: %s)",tname);

The actual line in text is 'N0010 (TOOL NAME: 10R1)'

In tname I get "10R1)" I dont want the last brace ')' I just want output to be '10R1'

Member 14630688 26-Dec-19 8:01am View

I have tried debugging.Issue is not with the code.This software works perfect on other 64 bit systems but there client system where it is crashing. Actuall this code is to abort the file transfer process.

Member 14630688 26-Dec-19 5:50am View

What if I install VS 6 on a pc which doesn't have MS office on it and build the code?

Member 14630688 26-Dec-19 0:31am View

This is the code where my application crashes. I have tried debugging this code but it works perfectly fine on my pc

void CPDncView::OnAbortall()
{

int iRet=AfxMessageBox("Are you sure you want to abort all machines",MB_YESNOCANCEL);
if(iRet==IDNO)
return;
if(iRet==IDCANCEL)
return;

int prevActChan = iActiveChannel ;

for (int j = 0 ; j <= 16; j++ )
{
iActiveChannel = j;
sio_AbortWrite(objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].iPortNo);
if (objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].bChannelStatus==_FREE)
continue;
objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].bAbort = TRUE;
bExitFlag[iActiveChannel]=objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].bChannelStatus=_FREE;
objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].iTranRece = 0;
int i = SetEvent(hEvent[iActiveChannel]);
sio_AbortRead(objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].iPortNo);
bDirect = FALSE;
//arDirect[iActiveChannel]=0;
::Sleep(1000);
//objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].im_direct = 0;
}
iActiveChannel = prevActChan ;

}

Member 14630688 26-Dec-19 0:31am View

This is the code where my application crashes. I have tried debugging this code but it works perfectly fine on my pc

void CPDncView::OnAbortall()
{

int iRet=AfxMessageBox("Are you sure you want to abort all machines",MB_YESNOCANCEL);
if(iRet==IDNO)
return;
if(iRet==IDCANCEL)
return;

int prevActChan = iActiveChannel ;

for (int j = 0 ; j <= 16; j++ )
{
iActiveChannel = j;
sio_AbortWrite(objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].iPortNo);
if (objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].bChannelStatus==_FREE)
continue;
objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].bAbort = TRUE;
bExitFlag[iActiveChannel]=objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].bChannelStatus=_FREE;
objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].iTranRece = 0;
int i = SetEvent(hEvent[iActiveChannel]);
sio_AbortRead(objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].iPortNo);
bDirect = FALSE;
//arDirect[iActiveChannel]=0;
::Sleep(1000);
//objChannelInfo[iActiveChannel].im_direct = 0;
}
iActiveChannel = prevActChan ;

}

Member 14630688 21-Dec-19 6:07am View

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I guess some Microsoft Visual Studio plugins are missing.

Member 14630688 21-Dec-19 6:06am View

There is a button after clicking on it my application crashes. "MFC application have stop responding" this error I get. Actually this application was built in VS2006 which runs perfectly on that computer. I ported my project to VS 2010. It was successfully built. Even I tried to debug the problem with the code under that button but it didn't give much information. The same button of the VS2006 project works fine on that computer. It is a WIN32 application which runs well on my PC. I also tested many other computers in my office and It works perfect but on that particular PC,that application crashes. I guess some Microsoft Visual Studio plugins are missing

Member 14630688 7-Nov-19 1:44am View

Thanks for the response KarnstenK and MadMyche. I have made a program to convert the coordinate file into dxf and it works like a charm!

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