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    - Open a new form from another form Hi all, I'm using VS2005, VC++ I want to open a new form form another form, and I also want to close the old form after new form open. Just like Form1>>open Form2>>close Form1 I try many ways, but it didn't work. THX! Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Doubly Linked Lists When I try using ref to make a reference class it seems to create huge numbers of errors that I don't have a clue why they are happening, so I have avoided using ref for that reason. I tried out the vector again, and it seems to be working now, I don't have a clue why it wasn't before :/. typedef std::vector<Spell> Spellbook; Anyway thanks for the help, if I have anymore trouble with this then I will bring it up again... Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - How to read image from MFC using image magick? Hi all, I need to play with image magick on dialog based application of vc++(MFC) and i have installed the image magic(dynamic dll of binary version). when i use the below code snippet,got runtime error..... Code: Code Snippet #include Magick++.h #include iostream using namespace std; using namespace Magick; { Image img; img.read("c:\\logo.jpg"); } Error is: Unhandled exception at 0x000c256.. in sample.exe:0xC000075: Access voilation writing location 0xcde.... Anybody know the solution to this,please let me know as soon as possible.... Thankx in advance... Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - mouse event? I would like to send mouse click on the position that is base on the active window. I can send a mouse anywhere on the screen with a given position, but I'm unable to send a mouse to a position based on the active window not the whole screen. How can I achieve that Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - How make one object to be visible in two froms? I load one form from another and I want the object of the second form to be visible in the main.How to make that.I tried to make public but nothing... Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Visual C++ Path A better understanding in Virtual Functions and generics will help you more in the area of gaming. There are some well known design patterns are which are widely used in games(Observer, Decorator, Strategy, Builder Patterns etc...) You can see an article about applying design patterns in codeproject Also be aware of about each and every bit of memory you are using. else the performance of your game/engine will end up in tears. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Designer Custom Event with a Delegate Disappears from property window I am working inside Visual Studio 2005 and am having a terrible time with the designer and a custom event. What happens is when I double click on my custom event inside the property window the designer opens the code window and does everything it normally does when working with an event. I save all my wok close the form, and reopen return to look at my custom event it appears that it is no longer assigned However, clicking in the event window and using the drop down combo box I can reassign the event to my coded event. However saving again and closing and reopening the form once again reproduces the same results I have no problems posting my code I would prefer to actually email a zipped copy of my code to anyone interested in seeing it for themselves. I've made a silly program to work with this bug, so it's pretty small it's just a car with a little fuel gauge above it that runs across a windows form and runs out of gas (raising the event). The program works fine, it's just strictly a designer issue. Version Info: Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Version 8.0.50727.762 (SP.050727-7600) Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0.50727 Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - CRT assembly versions confusion :8.0.50608.0 vs 8.0.50727.42 I suspect executables and DLLs built with that particular beta version did not have strong checking for CRT DLLs (that mechanism came later). Try the same with RTM and SP1 and you'll see it doesn't work any more (i.e. have DLL built with RTM and app built with SP1 then only copy the SP1 DLLs and manifest) Your RTM DLL will not load. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - error C2668: 'pow' : ambiguous call to overloaded function in VC++ 2005 only "pow" (any overload) takes a floating point type number (single, double or long double precision) as first argument, not an integer. This is where the error comes from, since the compiler can't guess the way you want your long integer to be converted. Just try writing a cast expression, like this: Code Block c = pow((double)numberOfScansCompleted, 2); Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Convert string to LPCTSTR Hello All, I have been working on a application that will prompt a user to create a directroy on the file system. If I hard code the parameters the project will work. However when I try to cast a string variable to LPCTSTR I get an error. Here is a snippet of my code: Code Snippet string userDirectory; cout<< "Hello!\n" ; cout<< "Please enter the fully qualified path of the directory you would like to create: " ; cin>>userDirectory; LPCTSTR dir = (LPCTSTR(userDirectory)); Anyone know of a way to convert a string user input variable to a LPCTSTR type Kind Regards, O Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Running out of resources Sounds like you may not be calling FindClose on the handles returned by FindFirstFile Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - This code snippet makes no sense... I at least was not too far off by suspecting that code. When I compile the code shown below using VC 6 I get " error C2059: syntax error : '&' " for the line " someClass *someFunction(&blah); ". When I compile using VC 2005, I get " warning C4189: 'someFunction' : local variable is initialized but not referenced". class someClass { }; someClass someFunction(someClass xx) { return xx; } int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { (void)argc, argv; someClass blah; someClass *someFunction(&blah); return 0; } Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - C++/CLI Tracking reference limitation eldiener wrote: Holger Grund wrote: Effectively, C++ native references translate to native pointers in CLR speak. It is perfectly possible to have a native pointer to an object of a generic parameter type. However, as you've probably noticed by now there are a lot of things in VC++'s CLR support that are less than perfect. By "native pointers" do you mean "T *" or "T ^" Neither :-) As I've said it is a CLR term. V%, R^%, interior_ptr, pin_ptr (but not R%) all translate to managed pointers (which to further confusion are named with "&" in ILASM). eldiener wrote: The problem in generic classes is that one can not have a member function that is T ^. The obvious reason for this is that T itself may be a ref class so that T ^ now becomes T ^ ^, which is impossible. That would be fine if one could than have T % as an alias for whatever T is. But even that is forbidden, for all CLR classes, which was the point of my OP. There are some asymmetries in the semantics of ^ and %. R^ and R% both are object references. For value types, however, V^ is a boxed value type and hence an object reference. While V% is a managed pointer. However, as I understand your problem you don't want R% but R^%. That works just fine: Code Snippet generic void foo( T% t ) {} // t is always a tracking reference - it cannot be R% eldiener wrote: If in native C++ one can have a reference to any object as an alias for that object anywhere, it seems to me a great limitation of the CLR that one can not have a "reference" to any CLR object as an alias to that object anywhere. By "reference" in CLR I mean a tracking reference, %, in C++/CLI or the 'ref' keyword in C#. Yes that's understood. I don't know the rationale for not allowing managed pointers as members. I suspect it has something to do with GC. eldiener wrote: I am not sure if what you are mentioning as "managed pointers" is what I mention as "tracking references" but I will assume it is. Yes pretty much, as I mentioned earlier. eldiener wrote: I will play around with pinning pointers in a generic class, as you suggested, but I have small hope this will work. Why Brandon Bray said they dismissed the notion of "managed pointers" I of course do not know, or what "stackonly" types have to do with it, unless a member function of a class is considered "stackonly". I do realize that tracking references are more complicated than C++ native references, since tracking references can be rebound, and maybe this has something to do with the reason that the notion of tracking references as members of classes was dismissed. Of course, just like C++ native references I would say that tracking references as members of classes, if it had been accepted, would have to be set to some actual object upon object instantiation. What it was asking for is something along the lines of: Code Snippet template<typename T> auto value struct reference_wrapper { explicit reference_wrapper( T% t ) : t_ (t) {} ~reference_wrapper() { t_ = T(); } // yes - value types could have SMFs back then private: T% t_; }; Instances of these "auto" classes could only ever have automatic storage duration and hence the compiler frontend could move the data members to the local scope, consequently overcoming the limitation of managed pointers cannot be members. I've never seen any concrete syntax, but apparently it was discussed at some point and called "stackonly" types. However, the idea was not taken further. If you really, insist on something like this you can probably use a combination of generic dispatch,interfaces that should at the very least work for locals. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Stack Trace Tools Hi, Is there any stack trace tools available for dumps generated in Test System. In fact, application running in the test was developed using Visual Studio 2005. Thanks in advance! Regards, Aru. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Creating wmv Movie clips Hello all, I am designing an appliaction to stream video from video server in vc++6.I have created buffer for storing the bitmap bits of video in application.Can i create .wmv movie clips from these buffer In visual studio 2005 i can use Windows media format sdk for this purpose.How can i achieve the same thing in vc++6.Could any one suggest me Thanks in Advance. Adarsh Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Eventhandler is'n executed Hello. Code Block I have created a new class "CMessengerSocket" which is derived from "CSocket". The connection is build with the following code: void CDesktopChatMessengerApp::ConnectServer() { //Initialization m_NotificationServer = "messenger.hotmail.com"; m_NotificationServerPort = 1863; //Create connection CMessengerSocket* pMessengerSocket = new CMessengerSocket; m_pMessengerSocket = pMessengerSocket; m_pMessengerSocket->Create(); m_pMessengerSocket->Connect(m_NotificationServer, m_NotificationServerPort); } The connection is build successfully. (With "netstat" I can see the connection). Now, the eventhandler "CMessengerSocket::OnConnect()" should be called: The declaration: Code Block public: virtual void OnConnect(int nErrorCode); The overriden function: Code Block void CMessengerSocket::OnConnect(int nErrorCode) { // TODO: Add your specialized code here and/or call the base class if(0 != nErrorCode) { m_ConnectionFailed.LoadString(IDS_CONNECTION_FAILED); AfxMessageBox(m_ConnectionFailed); } else { //Call NewFrame() to create new mainframe theApp.NewFrame(); } CSocket::OnConnect(nErrorCode); } But I don't know why, the eventhandler isn't executed. There is no error while building. A-jage Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Debug Executable size Tweeking the Identical comdat folding seemed to make the big difference. I got the 11MB exe down to 5 so I am happy as can be. Thanks!!! Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Migrating application developed from Visual C++ 6.0 to Visual C++ 2005 I am planning to port an application developed using Visual C++ 6 to Visual C++ 2005. This application uses Stingray library and Oglite control library. This application was developed in 1998, so the library versions used were pretty old. I am just wondering will I be able to port my application at all Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Hard disk writing speed Hello I am working on writing data to hard disk continously for 1 hour. the writing rate is 15MBytes/s. i.e. 15KBytes in 10ms. OS is windows XP, harddisk is Seagate Ultra ATA. 7200 400G however by embeding some code for timing, I find sometimes writing 15KBytes into hard disk will cost 400 ms. I use some hard drive test software to test hard disk writing speed. it shows that the speed is 60MB/s. I use CFile class to create and write data into file. the code is below Code Snippet m_fWritingFile.Open(_T("d:\\test.dat"), CFile::modeWrite| CFile::osSequentialScan ); // I create a file before writing in order to save time for creating a file. someone says CreateFile and WriteFile would write faster. I dout it. WriteFile ? Making all writes sector aligned. In this case, no padding was done as the image size (1024x768) was a whole number multiple of the 512byte sector size. ? Writing all of the data from a single camera to a single file as opposed to having a single file for every image. Maintaining a relatively small number of files helps reduce the overhead associated with maintaining the file system. ? When using color cameras, only storing the raw bayer data as opposed to the larger color processed images. 1.5.2. Video card All of the PCI Express slots on the board were occupied with PCIe 1394 cards. The only slot available for a video card was a much slower PCI slot. As a result of this lack of bandwidth visual output from the software was kept to a minimum in order to avoid a number of performance issues. 1.5.3. Multiple cameras on a single bus At the time that this article was written, most 1394b host adapter cards suffered from an issue which prevented more than two 1394b nodes (1 camera + host adapter) to reside on the same bus. This issue is discussed in Knowledge Base Article 244 at www.ptgrey.com/support/kb/ . In order for Knowledge Base Article 244 at www.ptgrey.com/support/kb/ . In order for configurations involving more than a single 1394b camera on the same bus to be successful, users will have to insure that their 1394b card employs the TI TSB81BA3D physical layer. This will not be an issue for configurations involving a single camera on any given bus or for configurations involving 1394a cameras. Revised 5-Jan-07 Copyright c 2006 Point Grey Research, Inc. All rights reserved. 2 Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Sample of use CAtlNavigateData::SetExtraHeaders(LPCTSTR szNewHeaders) I don't know how to format szNewHeaders for right presentation of two additional headers: header "SVersion" with value "1.1.2413" and header "ValidTo" with value "2007-05-10" Anybody, help please with right format of string szNewHeaders... Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Thanks Microsoft for 11 Different String Types!!! crescens2k wrote: You also missed one set of functions for the CRT. there is also the _mbscpy and related functions for the multibyte characters. That is not a different type of string; that function and related functions use C style strings. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Memory Leak in C++ STL library - Visual Studio 2005 Yes, you can reproduce the memory leak the following way: const char* fname = "C:\\test.txt"; for(int i=0; i<999999999; i++) { fstream binary_file(fname,ios: ut|ios::binary|ios::app); binary_file.close(); } compared to: const char* fname = "C:\\test.txt"; for(int i=0; i<999999999; i++) { ofstream binary_file(fname,ios: ut|ios::binary|ios::app); binary_file.close(); } it is not even neccessary to write anything to the file to get the memory leak in the first case Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - ifstream does not read the file properly if I do not create ofstream and open to write no-usable file???? I really need help on this one. I can put the ambiguious code in my code and out product can not ship due to the ambiguious code. I am trying to make our application work on vista, it was working till now but in vista the drag and drop functionality does not work. Upon investigation we found out that may be it is doing it because the drag and drop item list is saved in the vertual memory in .txt file and vertualization is the problem. So I change the vertual path to C:/programfile/commonfile/. Basically this file is getting saved by the producer and has list of draged object. Then the consumer Apllication read that file to recognize which object is comming. While start reading the file, if I do not create another ofstream to write to some different file, my read does not work in vista. Any body help me to identify what is wrong with it Why do I have to put the ofstream just before start reading the object using the ifstream PLEASE HELP ME. I DO NOT SEE LIGHT IN THIS DARK TUNNEL. The code to save the file is as below Code Block CString fileNameWithoutPath = dbObjTransferID + ".txt"; /*char tmpPath[_MAX_PATH];*/ CString cTempPath= "C:\\Program Files\\Common Files\\"; //VERIFY(GetTempPath(_MAX_PATH, ctmpPath)); CString fullyQualifiedTmpFile; fullyQualifiedTmpFile.Format("%s%s", cTempPath, fileNameWithoutPath); ofstream outStream(fullyQualifiedTmpFile, ios::out | ios::trunc); if (outStream.good()) { Am_Default_Load_Save_Context.Reset(); Am_Default_Load_Save_Context.Save(outStream, Am_Value(listOfItemsToSave)); outStream.close(); *phGlobal = GlobalAlloc(GMEM_FIXED | GMEM_SHARE | GMEM_ZEROINIT, fullyQualifiedTmpFile.GetLength() + 1); const char * pStr = fullyQualifiedTmpFile; memcpy(*phGlobal, pStr, fullyQualifiedTmpFile.GetLength()); bSuccess = TRUE; } else bSuccess = FALSE; The code to read the file is as below, where bold and underline code is the problem and I do not understand why do i need it. Code Block // copy the pFileName so that we can free the global memory. CString fileName = pFileName; GlobalUnlock(stgMedium.hGlobal); GlobalFree(stgMedium.hGlobal); ifstream inFile; inFile.clear(); inFile.open(fileName, ios::in); // This is the code I have to add in order to make drag and drop work. // I DO NOT WHY CString copyfileName = "C:\\dndNonUsedfile.txt"; ofstream nFile(copyfileName, ios::out); if(inFile.good()) { Am_Value amVal; if(ReadTransferredDataFromFile(inFile, amVal)) if(amVal.Valid()) { versionObj = amVal; } inFile.close(); CFile::Remove(fileName); } nFile.close(); //Code to support vista Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - C2666 error - does this violate the C++ standard ? Brian Kramer wrote: I took the error to mean that the compiler can either use the user-defined subscript operator, or the built-in one after MyArray<double> has been converted to double*. It has to, but I still find the wording less informative than it perhaps should be. That may just be me, though Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Cannot open file "Debug\FirstCpp.exe" Hi, I have Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic installed on my machine. I installed Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 and tried to test applications on Visual C++. I simply tested the "Hello World" application adding it to the "FirstCpp" project. When I tried to compile, the system has thrown some compatibility issue window. When I still tried to run the application, it has thrown the compile error, LINK:Fatal Error LNK1104:Cannot open file "Debug/FirstCpp.exe" Can you please give me some solution. Thanks and Regards, Raj. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Getting Shortcut target path I am facing an issue when I am trying to get the target path of a shortcut file(.lnk). I am using IShellLink::GetPath() for doing this. I am having a local user say "User1". Logging in as "User1" I am creating a desktop shortcut pointing to a folder("MyFolder") inside the "My Documents". Now I am logging in as administrator and running my application and trying to retrieve the target path of this shortcut file. But I am getting the target path as "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\MyFolder", where as it should have been "C:\Documents and Settings\User1\My Documents\MyFolder". It was showing the wrong path even when I checked it manually by taking the shortcut file properties. I am using VC++ 2003 on Windows XP SP2. Is this a known issue I couldn't find any KB articles related to this. Any help on this is appreciated. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Stepping through VC8 SP1's debug CRT ? PDB File available? For years I have used older versions of MSVC and their "debug" C run time DLLs, e.g. MSVCRTD.DLL . I was able to step through the code in the debug CRL DLLs. This past week, I installed MSVC 2005 Express Edition, SP1. Now it seems that I can no longer step through any of the CRT functions. It seems I need a PDB file for MSVCR80D.DLL and I don't have one. So, can you tell me how to get the PDB file, or how to step through SP1's MSVCR80D.DLL functions Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Declaration of complex functions in C++ I am trying to calculate the Bessel functions of a complex number using Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition but I am having a hard time declaring my complex functions. In order to understand the problem I wrote a simple program, that includes a simple function I0 that adds 3.0 to several complex numbers, and the sends to cout the magnitude and angle of the results: #include "stdafx.h" #include <cmath> #include <complex> #include <iostream> complex < double > I0(complex< double > z2) { complex ans; ans = z2+3.0; return ans; } int main() { using namespace std; double pi = 3.14159265359; double x, num1; complex < double > z; for (x=1;x<9;x++) { z=polar(x,pi/4); cout << "x = " << x << endl; I0(z); cout << "I0 mag= " << abs(I0(z)) << " I0 phase= " << arg(I0(z)) << endl; } cin >> num1; } When I compile it, the compiler always stops in the declaration of the fuction I0 (line 5), reporting : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '<'. Can someone help me with the proper definition of my complex function I already tried to remove the space between complex and <double> but did not work. I also declared my fucntion as complex::I0 unsuccessfully. Thanks. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - Command Prompt Compiling with Multi... It should just be a case of cl [your options next] one.cpp two.cpp /link [your link options here] I don't know enough about the command line compiler to help much more than that, but if you go to the command line and just type cl it will give you the basic syntax, cl / gives you the various options. I guess the best way of working out a decent command line structure is to create a project in visual studio and see what it generates in project options. May I ask why you're using the command line to compile You can download Visual C++ Express for free, and if you're learning C++ it might be easier to use that to get used to the way the language works. Cheers, Iain Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - "MFC80D.DLL was not found" Error? Thanks, I already have that set. vbvan wrote: You should also set MFC usage to statically linked (in "Project Properties-General") Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E) Ive been getting this message when trying to load my C++/CLI DLL. This DLL loads just fine when I try to use it from my Visual Studio Extensibility project, but fails to load when its attached to a stand alone application. My first guess was a WinSxS problem so I installed vcredist_x86.exe just to make sure I wasn't actually failing to find the run-time. This did not result in any kind of change, so I opened up fuslogvw and set it to log any bind failures, the result was empty in the default category and in native it shows the msvc runtime but just says that its using the "IL" version instead of a native image. So as far as I can tell I dont really have any kind of load failure. My C++/CLI dll is completely self contained and relies only on System.dll. If anyone has any idea what my next step should be, I would be most appreciative. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++
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    - "void" param yuanning wrote: thanks So it's a rather weird way of coding in C++ world now, and will be OK if neglecting it, right I never ever put it. And if the IDE inserts that automatically, I remove it. Tag: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6 Visual C++

Seena K

Can anybody give me a sample code for using visual styles in VC++ 6. I wanted to display texts using XP's font and style. Urgent.

Re: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6

Ted.

Just add a manifest to your resource of type 24 and id of 1

see: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms997646.aspx

If you're not familiar with using a resource editor, here's some code to generate the manifest in your EXE.

http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/AddXpStyle.asp

Re: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6

Seena K

I wanted to display texts and drawings(lines) using XP's style in an activex control. I don't have using any controls in it. Just an image with few lines and a caption for that. Please hepl me.

Re: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6

Ted.

what exactly do you want to look like XP The caption of the window, for example text and drawing should not be affected by or related to XP visual styles. Can you give an example of how they're different

Re: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6

Seena K

I wanted to display some caption text using the font of XP's current theme. One more thing I needed is, to draw lines using the color of current theme.

Re: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6

Ted.

I still recommend the correct manifest in your control (with id = 2 ) and build it isolation aware.

and then you may want to look at GetThemeFont

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms649934.aspx

and also GetThemeColor

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms649930.aspx

Re: Visual C++ General Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6

Damien Watkins - MSFT

Hello

Re: Using Visual Styles in VC++ 6

Such questions (on VC++ 6.0) are outside the scope of this forum - for the scope of the VC General forum please look at: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=19445&SiteID=1

For such issues please use the newsgroups at http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups.

OTP

Thanks

Damien