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Comments by nanomass (Top 13 by date)
nanomass
9-Jul-12 11:59am
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When I tried to use your example, VS says that the expression is already fixed, does this means that this space of memory wont be overwritten by the program?
Thanks in advance.
nanomass
6-Jul-12 10:35am
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So, by using the fixed keyword I prevent the program from overwriting where my pointer is pointing to. Is there a way to cleat that memory when I am not using it?
nanomass
8-Jun-12 9:33am
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I just tried using LPStr and I am getting an exception as the following"Attempted to read or write protected memory" I tried to marshal it to a character array and the only index that was used was index = 0. using the marshalas.byValArray.
nanomass
7-Jun-12 17:52pm
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Hi, Sorry, but according to the documentation provided by you the marshal as is corect in the c++ structure Name is a fixed size char array, I tried this marshal provided and it did not work LPStr is only 1 byte in length. but thanks for the help, this link is very helpful.
nanomass
30-May-12 16:55pm
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Thanks for your post Ranft. this info is very helpful!
nanomass
26-Jan-12 11:02am
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ok, I am accessing the file explorer from the host, and log in to the virtual machine,through "network", I don't know exaclty where you are saying to replace the ip address, I already logged in, but still have the same problem, also turned of the firewall on the virtual machine.
nanomass
26-Jan-12 9:50am
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How do I access a file that requieres login in? .. I have been trying to get around this for the last two days with no success, I can't open the drive of the virtual computer.
nanomass
24-Jan-12 9:11am
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I am not sure what you mean, you mean instead of access the queues through the messaging system I actually open the folder with that information? I need to access it through the messaging system.
do you know how to add the public queues to the messaging system? that would definitely solve my problem
nanomass
26-Aug-11 20:21pm
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I think you are right on that, he spy++ doesn't find any next tab, before I click them, is there any way I can get to initialize those handles of those tabs right after initial display?
nanomass
26-Aug-11 20:19pm
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The tabs are definitely children of the tabcontrol, however I think Philippe is right I think they are created on demand, because the spy++ only finds the handle of the first one If I haven't clicked on the other tabs, so I'm not sure if the EnumChildWindow() will actually find a child tab before I click on them. I will try using the EnumChildWindow, but that's my prediction.... I really hope the EnumChildWindow() works!! lol
nanomass
25-Aug-11 16:55pm
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I used FindWindow() to get the handle of the other application, I tried to use FindWindowEx() but the tabcontrol doesn't have caption, therefore it only works if the tabcontrol is the only control in the other application. is there any way to convert handles from another Window Form (aka application) into control objects?
nanomass
24-Aug-11 16:04pm
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ok just found EnumChildWindows() which I think can solve my problem. not sure yet
nanomass
24-Aug-11 15:52pm
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Thank you for your answer I spent an entire day researching and now I feel way more comfortable with win32 API, it turns out there is a lot of info out there(google), definitely need to use win32 api for my tool.
thank you very much.
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