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    - How To Set Icon To File Hi All, I would like to set simple Icon to a file created by CFile class. Please suggest a way how to set icon to file created through CFile. Regards -Prakash Joshi Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - MFC class wizard crashes and JIT debugger too crahses CKR wrote: Don't quite get you: are there versions of VS 2005 known to crash in this way Anyway, for your information, I am using the professional version of VS 2005 which comes with the Microsoft Academic Alliance, and I have loaded it on an XP home system running on a Dell dual core laptop with 1 GB memory. I have not installed the SP, and will not be able to install it for another 48 hours while I am on a mobile internet connection. But I would be truly amazed if such basic things as the class wizard do not function without the SP. Would be grateful if this information helps to arrive at some more concrete conclusion. CKR If it is a known problem then it will have been fixed or is being fixed. If it has been fixed then it is likely in the SP. When I say version, I mean to look at the About box and provide details from there. Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Unable to find an entry point named 'HidD_GetHidGuid' in DLL 'HID.DLL'. I want to use the HID as a driver to communicate to a simple peripheral. When I call the 'HidD_GetHidGuid' function I get the subject error. If I run 'dumpbin.exe' on the 'hid.dll' the entry point is there with that name! I'm using the 'hid.lib' in 'winddk\3790.1830\lib\w2k\i386' in the linker and it builds okay. If I run 'dumpbin.exe' on 'hid.lib' the exported names are listed are decorated. I would understand if the error listed the decorated name '_HidD_GetHidGuid@4' as the name that couldn't be found. I have the include files 'hidsdi.h' and 'hidclass.h' bracketed with 'extern "C" {}'. I get no errors or warnings when I build the project. I'm really confused. Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - msvcr80.dll not found Hi, If error has disappeared after you copied dlls to system32, that means that your application is built with manifest or there is not .manifest file in applicaiton local folder. You may find more information about changes made to VC++ libraries in MSDN docs http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/bxf4ee9f(en-us,vs.80).aspx or on my blog http://blogs.msdn.com/nikolad/archive/2005/03/18/398720.aspx . Long story short, deployment model for VC++ libraries is changed in VS2005, you application needs to have WinSxS manifest file next to it or embedded inside of it to direct OS loader to a correct version of VC++ library. We have more detailed docs in latest builds of VS2005. Thanks, Nikola Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - #pragma mak_public() has strictly no effect Hi, I have been struggling for hours now with the famous "candidate function(s) not accessible" From what I understood #pragma make_public should solve this problem but it doesn't. Here is the context. The structure which is responsible for this pb is from the PKCS#11 library defined in pkcs11t.h included in cryptoki.h. In DLL A: #include "cryptoki.h" public ref class ClassA { public: ClassA(CK_ATTRIBUTE_PTR pAttr, CK_ULONG count) { // Do something with pAttr } } In DLL B: #include "cryptoki.h" public ref class ClassB { public: static void MyMethod() { CK_ATTRIBUTE_PTR pAttr = CK_ATTRIBUTE[] { // Initialisation}; ClassA^ classA = gcnew ClassA(pAttr, 1); } } In DLL B I get the anoying "candidate function(s) not accessible candidate function(s) not accessible" error on the constructor of ClassA called in MyMethod. In the documentation of MS it is said that #pragma make_public(CK_ATTRIBUTE) should solve the problem. Unfortunately using this in DLL A leads to a new error at LINK time Error 1 error LNK2022: metadata operation failed (80131195) : Custom attributes are not consistent: (0x0c0001a7). CryptokiAttribute.obj and using it DLL B has strictly no effect. Does anyone has already managed to use this s called solution in the above situation. PS: Mike Gold if you see this post I desesperately need some help! Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - some reference for me how to use the funcituons in the com of Microsoft Visio Viewer 11.0 Type Library (Ver 1.1)? I am trying to use Microsoft Visio Viewer 11.0 Type Library (Ver 1.1) to support Visio image format, I hope that one expert can give me some reference for me how to use the funcituons in the com of Microsoft Visio Viewer 11.0 Type Library (Ver 1.1). I appreciate your help. Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Can't create windows application Which version of Visual C++ are you using Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - .Net 2005 works slowly than .Net 2003 Are there any options that could affect the performance of the generated code Thanks, Victor Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Help with memory functions etc Pass in the returned value as the last parameter of the comparison function. Advance the start address as you traverse. valikac Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Unresolved External Symbol - Linker Error LNK2019 Hg: I did try linking with msvcrtd.lib but sill the same problem. In linker->input, here are the options set Additional Dependencies : msvcrt.lib Ignore all Default Libraries : NO Ignore Specific Libraray : libcmtd.lib, msvcprtd.lib Whether i include msvcrtd.lib or not, it doesnt make any difference and still gives errors for stl Libraries. Thanks Nag Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - application settings in c++ (Visual Studio 2005) yogesh_gaur wrote: This is a C++ application. Is it a console program Probably not, but you don't say what type of program it is. Is it a traditional Windows SDK program, or does it use MFC or the CLR It probably uses the CLR and it helps to say so. For this question it helps to know what library is used. Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - C Code Display Incorrect Actually, this is all part of the fun of the C++ part of the IDE. Let me ask you one question. You have a header file included in both a C and C++ file with the above preprocessor definition, which one does it grey out The answer is, both are correct. So before you just say that it is wrong you should take several things into account. Is it included ONLY in C files Because of some interesting quirks, did you include it into the C source before or after you wrote it Finally, have you tried closing down the IDE, deleting the ncb file and restarting Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - ANSI C ISO/IEC 9899:1999 Sorry to bump up an old thread, but I am also looking for the implementation of "modern" C features, since I use C in a teaching environment. I think ismail had a transposition error there and intended to refer to the earlier C89 standard (ISO/IEC 9899:1989), which does appear to be fully supported in Visual Studio 2005. The highest item on my wish-list for C99 compatability (and a feature that is fully simpatico with C++) is on-the-fly declaration (aka: Just In Time Declaration) of variables. VS 2005 currently requires that all variables within a scope be declared before any non-declarative statements with that scope. This means that a valid C99 block like this: { printf("Hi mom.\n"); unsigned a = 90; for (unsigned count = 0; count < 30; ++count) printf("%i\n", a-- * count); } has to be re-written in Visual Studio 2005 as: { unsigned a = 90, count = 0; printf("Hi mom.\n"); for (; count<30; ++count) printf("%i\n", a-- * count); } Since I'm teaching to the current standard, I often have to remind my students that they will need to reorganize their code to be compliant with the C89 standard when doing work in the lab. (Plus, since I'm a C++ programmer in my day gig, it's second nature to write code using JIT-declarations.) Is this feature currently on the wish list Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Addin to build vcproject source tree Hi, I am trying to create add-in which will build all the vcprojects in my source tree. I have tried to use vcbuild through a batch file. It builds all the soution reading solution paths from registry very well. BUT I need to filter Error and Warining count per solution a separate text file. vcbuild generates big log file, it is very difficult to find out if any solution failed in build. Is there any tool which can be used to build a number of vcprojects in order and write collective log of error and warning in a text file I learned that you can add custom loggers and log the usefull information. I could use custom logger with MSBUILD. I didn't find any switch to add custom logger to vcbuild.exe. Thanks, Mac Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - .exe wont work on other machines AtomicGoat wrote: However when I've tried to execute them on other machines they don't seem to work. Please be specific when asking questions. Specifically, when saying things such as "don't work", provide the error message (the entire message) if there is one. If there is not an error message, specify what happens that is not supposed to happen or what does not happen that is supposed to happen. The following will probably help. There is a lot to read and eventhough you don't need to read all of it, it will help for you to read as much as possible. The relevant portions of the VS topic is important for understanding. Visual Studio: Deploying Applications and Components .NET Framework Developer's Guide: Deploying .NET Framework Applications Visual C++: Deployment (C++) SDK: Windows Installer Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Embedded EOF in File That works in text mode and should be just fine with text mode limitation. I am not aware of anything that would directly cause an EOF on char(25) input byte with the C locale. Are you quite certain that it is really char(25) and not char(26) Anyway, if you really want the file contents as is (including preserving CR-LF and preventing locale conversion) you open the file stream in binary mode: in_file.open( .. , std::ios_base::in | std::ios_base::binary ); That being said, it's still not clear to me whether you really want binary mode or just want to avoid CTRL-Z handling (assuming it's really 0x1a that causes the EOF in the C Library) -hg Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Problem getting a resource TilakGopi wrote: Hi, One thing is creating the dlg on stack won't show u the dialog as it will be immediately destroyed when the control goes out of scope.So,create the dialog on heap(using pointers) and then show it. In my sample i didn't get any problem.Could u please post the code completely , so that i can found the problem. And alow which IDE u r using (VC6.0,VS2003 or VS2005) Thanx, Ch.T.Gopi Kumar. I'm using VS2005., and here's the code sample. http://theand.net/myTest_MFC.zip I haven't set the options for Release version, so I recommand you to compile it in Debug version. I'd be very very grateful if you could check the actual code for me, and thanks for your reply :-) Oh, the reason I didn't create the dialog on heap was because I was afraid when the process terminates, memory leak would occur. And when I've followed the function call which made the termination, I found out it was before the code goes out of scope. Thanks again! Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - find the largest 1000 values See according to me it's not a good way that after retriving the data from File you Perform Shorting and then Check for redundancy etc see if 50 million is there how much time you are going to spend for this . So it's better if you store the data Inside the File aafter Performing some short for this if you wann you can use Some data structure concept too. Like you can use Lionk List whenever enter a new element in list short the List and after Performing your calculation write down the list in the File or use vector etc. Thanx Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - sort a 'std::vector' containing classes/structures? You can also write a function object: class MyDataSorter { public: bool operator()(const MyData& lhs, const MyData& rhs) { return lhs.m_iData < rhs.m_iData; } }; std::sort(myvector.begin(), myvector.end(), MyDataSorter()); PS: did not test the code Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - C2752 Is that your code, or one of the standard headers It looks like the latter, and that would be an unlikely cause of the problem. You need to find the point in *your* code where you are trying to instantiate a template with parameters which are causing something within the standard library to break down. Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - How to make CDialog-based dialog in non-MFC project? Hi I've downloaded a non-MFC project and added MFC support to it. It has compiled fine and I was able to use CString, AfxMessageBox. The next step I took was adding a CDialog class to this project. I used the Class Wizard and tried to create a CDialog-based dialog class, but the Wizard told me I can't create this class in non-MFC project. I guess this is because I've just added MFC support, not actually creating one. So I managed to write down a CDialog class myself, and I copy & pasted CDialog code from another MFC project. It gave me whole bunch of errors. The errors were about dialog resource id, OnInitDialog, m_hIcon, SetIcon, each informing me it wasn't declared, called a non-static member function, cannot find the identifier. (I use non-english version of visual studio 2005, so the message might be a bit different) I know it's quite tedious to write down what I have to do to handle these errors, I'd be happy enough for the links that I can reference. Of course, I'd really appreciate it if anyone gives me the error-handling details. Thanks! Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Getting Linker Error while porting to VS2005 /MTd option implys using static CRT(debug version of course), that is libcmtd.lib, which has been ignored in your project settings. Try to remove libcmtd and libcpmtd in the ignor list, see if it helps. Usually you don't need to specify explicity which library should be ignored untill you have confidence and it is necessary. Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Sending Messages between two apps Hello, I've been working for some time now on sending messages between two apps written in Visual Studio 2005 C++. It's been a long and difficult struggle, and I've had to range all over the internet to get where I am right now. Anyway, my learning would probably go a lot faster if I could get my hands on an example. Does anyone have a VERY basic example of some code that gets two windows to send messages back in forth with SendMessage() Or maybe you can point me to the right post/thread/website Right now, the files I'm including are "windows.h" (winuser.h wouldn't compile, but someone posted windows.h includes that file anyway ), and my call of SendMessage() looks like this: private: System::Void button1_Click(System::Object^ sender, System::EventArgs^ e) { LPCWSTR MyName = reinterpret_cast<LPCWSTR>("ReceivingWindow"); HWND hwndExternalApplication; hwndExternalApplication = FindWindow(NULL, MyName); SendMessage(hwndExternalApplication,WM_COPYDATA,NULL,NULL); } I used reinterpret_cast, because the compiler wouldn't convert the string "Receiving Window" to LPCWSTR. I don't know if this is right or not. Right now the error I'm working on is that the compiler says SendMessage() does not take 4 parameters. However, all of the documentation, and the intellisense, say otherwise. Any help would be greatly appreciated...but a code sample would make you my hero! Thank you, BWilhite Edit: Just wanted to note I found the FAQ that addressed the string conversion issue: The reinterpret_cast has been removed. Now the FindWindow() call looks like this: hwndExternalApplication = FindWindow(NULL, L"ReceivingWindow"); Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - [OTP] Smartbridge Alerts Thank you Brian. I will check it out. Thanks again. Helen Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - How can I connect a form to a button? Hi First of all you create a class for that form and after that create object of that class on button clicked event... and call showdialog/DoModal method to show the form. If you are using VC++ then you can use DoModal(). On_BnClicked() { CFormclass cfrm; cfrm.DoModal(); } Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Linker problem in forms application using DirectX Sumit Tandon wrote: Thanks for the reply. How do I link other files and what files do I have to link to Sumit From the error message it seems you are missing " Dinput8.lib ", link to this lib should fix the errors. Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Help with something stupid So there sure is a lot that needs to be done. I hope this is not the first program you have written, since it is more complicated than a typical beginner's program. You will be very lucky to get someone to do all of it for you, and of course you will earn more if you figure it out yourself as much as possible. Is this a console program that just uses C++ or is this a UI program that uses Windows and C++ I assume it is a console program. Start by deciding what needs to be done over-all. For example, your main function might open files, then read data and write data. Is there existing data that needs to be updated as well as new data that needs to be inserted Decide the over-all (top-level) logic for how that needs to be done. Perhaps you can write the top-level part of the program and get that working. That is called Top-Down design. The top-level can call functions that don't do anything or that do very little; just enough to be able to test the program as it exists. Then later you can get more detailed and write some of the code in the lower-level functions. For example, your main function can take commands or whatever is needed to decide what to do, but when somethng is done, such as AddPerson(), you can just write a message to the console saying "AddPerson", or whatever you sant to do. Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Call to CreateInstance freezes application Hello, yes, Sam, thank you. That's been the problem. I have a global pointer to the database pointing to an object which is created by 'new' in the InitInstance-function of the dll. When the object is created later on (when the initialization of my dll has finished), everything goes all right. @kirants: Yes, the snippet is taken from the constructor of the class. Thank you very much! Peter Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Decimal value of a char in Visual c++ I'm not familiar with ConsoleKeyInfo. For input and output, I use <iostream> and the casts all work fine. Just try int charAsInt = (int)aux; //That will convert the char to an int I don't know why you are using Parse() for it Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Question about call ShellExecute from Nt Service Thank you for answer, I have try CreateProcess() and It work now. But if I want to simulate keyboard input from NT Service thread. like this: void NTServThread () { if (GetInputFromXXX ()) // Get input from some device { // Simulate keyboard input "Ctrl+C" keybd_event(VK_CONTROL, 0, 0, 0); keybd_event('C', 0, 0, 0); Sleep(10); Sleep(10); keybd_event('C', 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0); keybd_event(VK_CONTROL, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0); } } It dose not work. I think it is the same reason as ShellExecute. The keybd_event has been post to service process. But how can I post the keyboard evnet to the visible desktop thanks Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows 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++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++
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    - Meyers and iteration operators The post-increment returns the value prior to the increment happening. Code Snippet int operator++(int& x) { int temp = x; x += 1; return temp; } Tag: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows Visual C++

Roman Kharko

I am using CHtmlView to browse pages of CRM web system. There are many cases when user can invoke popup windows from main window . I use

OnNewWindow2(LPDISPATCH FAR* ppDisp, BOOL FAR* Cancel)

event handler to assign ppDisp new value from created child window with another CHtmlView instance

m_pWnd->m_pView->SetRegisterAsBrowser( TRUE );

*ppDisp = m_pWnd->m_pView->GetApplication();

The PROBLEM is when I close child window I can't invoke popup window clicking on any link in main window anymore. Only when I call refresh of main window I can invoke popup windows. This is not applicable for my project and I search for other solution . I think the problem can be in assigning new value to ppDisp but I don't know how to solve it

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Re: Visual C++ Language CHtmlView problem with popup windows

Brian Kramer

There is a newsgroup dedicated to MFC questions: http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx dg=microsoft.public.vc.mfc&lang=en&cr=US

Please reserve use of this forum to C++ language and compilation issues only.

Thanks.

Brian

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