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    - Sending Commands to any Process It's been too long since I last poked around with the specifics of click handling, but I believe you'd get a long way by sending a WM_LBUTTONDOWN followed by a WM_LBUTTONUP, at least with "normal windows". With the ovnerdrawn / handled windows you speak of, raw input may very well be used to handle varying forms of keyboard and mouse notifications. My best suggestions would be for you to snoop on whatever WM_INPUT messages arrive when you press certain key or mouse combos, then re-send those messages programatically. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Opengl Release vs. Debug version Hi, I wrote an opengl program using .Net 2003 in C++. When I do a debug version of the program it runs perfectly, but then when I do a release version of the program I get a black screen, even though the program compiled is exactly the same. If anybody out there knows what might cause this to happen please let me know, thanks. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - CTXfiHlp MFC Application has encountered a problem Hi! By starting Windows XP a dialogue box stating the message referred to in the caption is recurring. It also tells that the application has to be ended. What is the key function of this application and how can I elude getting these messages Thankful for any kind of answer! Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Unhandled exeption ref class DirectInput { public : LPDIRECTINPUTDEVICE8 g_pJoystick11; ... } .. pin_ptr <LPDIRECTINPUTDEVICE8> p = &g_pJoystick11; LPDIRECTINPUTDEVICE8* ptr_pJoystick = p; hr = g_pDI11->CreateDevice( pdidInstance->guidInstance, ptr_pJoystick, NULL); Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Draw bitmap using GDI+ Hi all, I have a MDI application in which I want to display bitmap in view ( Base class is CScrollView) with Scroll bar using GDI+, later I want to mark some part of the image. So plz tell me how I can draw a bitmap with Scroll bar. Thanks and Regards Rinu Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - QueryPerformanceCounter Resolution The answer is QuereyPerformanceCounter Reslution depends upon paticular computer hardware. It is not a constant value. MSDN for QueryPerformanceCounter: .... However, you can get different results on different processors due to bugs in the basic input/output system (BIOS) or the hardware abstraction layer (HAL). ... Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - sprintf_s is not a member of global namespace See the Requirements in sprintf_s, _sprintf_s_l, swprintf_s, _swprintf_s_l (CRT) . Did you include the required haeder Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - How to enum access permissions and SIDs I agree. One huge advantage for learning your way around WMI is that you can do it with WSH and JScript, then translate the pieces you need back to C++/COM. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Menu limitations The menu is created in the resource editor. It looks like you are probably correct. I turned on the verbose option of the resource compiler. When the menu size was 65580 or greater, the menu would fail. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - user innput possible ?? Hi ! Is user input possible in visual c++ eg: in my window which is created with msghandler, i would like to ask the user to enter a number & this i would like to save into my data set... is it possible thanks ! Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Base 64 Encoding and Decoding Yes, I guess you are right about that entire ЁА static_cast ЁБ-thing. I wish I could come up with something better. Right now I've run dry on ideas. It still puzzles me that I can encode/decode the sample string without problems Regards Kennet Carlsen Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Problem getting a resource Viorel. wrote: WooJin wrote: [...] More information : This is actually based on NPAPI code sample, and since this sample isn't a MFC project, I've added MFC support. [...] If your MFC application was not created using wizards, then you probably need more manual initializations. For example, you probably need to call AfxSetResourceHandle function inside your WinMain function. Maybe it would be better to create a new MFC project using wizard, and then move your code to this project I hope this makes sense. I tried it but it didn't work out. Maybe it's due to my shortage of knowledge. I've posted the source code above, and if you check it out you'll find that I have called AfxSetResourceHandle() and annotated the line after finding out it doesn't work. In addition, my source code doesn't contain WinMain function and its entry point is quite different. Thanks for the reply! Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Question on Automating Word Passing Parameters Sahir, thank you for your reply. I am a relative new comer to C++ and would be very grateful if you could give me an code example of how to do this. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Creating CoClass in ATL using VS 2005 Hi All, I recently started working in VS2005 environment, and having a background of VC6.0. I just created a smple ATL application under 2005, and just wondering if any option is available in the IDE for creating a coclass of the ATL component, as we does in VC6.0 IDE by using Insert->New ATL Object Please help me on the same. Thanks in advance. Regards, Abhinav Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Forms drawing order Well, a problem again. Ithe code I pased works almost good - It doesnt work when I open small window at first time (it hides behing main form when I clikc main form), but when I bring it back to front, then it works as it should. It hides only at first time. Have an idea My goal is to make kind of TopMost window, that wouldn't be over all windows abut only over my main form. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - TrackMouseEvent Where do I put the TrackMouseEvent function if I want one of my child windows to get the hover message Does it go in WinMain() or in the WndProc() function of the child window Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - reinterpret_cast Hi agian! I have this code now, I was using ifstream, but it was well over my head, didn't understand it. But what I'd like to do with this code is get the buf to read in 64 bits (8bytes), which is does. But I would like to output the decmial value of that interger. However it seem just to but the 8 bytes back into the txt file. How do I get it to print of the number from the buffer the interger being displayed by value Oneline, is not correct. I can't figure out what it is doing Eventually I'll get this program to read in a whole file, I was thinking of 8byte at a time, and print it off to a file. Using a while(!eof) statement, please would you let me know if that's not possible #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main( void ) { unsigned __int64 Oneline; char buf[ 8]; int index; FILE *fptr; if (( fptr = fopen ( "test.jpg" , "rb" ) ) == NULL ){ printf ( "Cannot open file\n" ); exit ( 1 ); } fread ( buf, 1, sizeof (buf), fptr ); fclose ( fptr ); if (( fptr = fopen ( "Kounter-report31.txt" , "w+" ) ) == NULL ) { printf ( "Cannot open file\n" ); exit ( 1 ); } fprintf(fptr, "%I64u\n" ,Oneline); fwrite ( buf, 1, sizeof (buf), fptr ); fclose ( fptr ); } Thanking you kindly for you time James Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - VC 8.0 recompile some dlls everytime Hi, Our company just migrated our VC 6.0 projects to VC 8.0. Sometimes, when I modified the code on some dlls and recompile everything. Everytime I try to run the program, the compiler will ask me to recompile some dlls again. It happens everytime and it's pretty annoying. Does anyone have this kind of problem Any suggestion Thanks --Chung Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - dcom error after removing windows 2003 server sp2 patch Hi all, i have an application working fine, until I installed windows 2003 server sp2 patch. This application is using dcoms in a no domain to communicate with another application. On checking the event viewer, I encountered this error: DCOM got error "The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with it. " attempting to start the service ImapiService with arguments "-Service" in order to run the server: {520CCA63-51A5-11D3-9144-00104BA11C5E} How do I solve this error I had tried to go Add/Remove Program and removing sp2 from there but to no avail. It seems that removing sp2 like that does not do the trick. I forgot to make a backup copy unfortunately and am desperate for an answer. Thanks for any help, Atiz Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Find And Replace Regular Expressions Hi ! I'm trying to use the "Find And Replace" to add the _T macro to all my strings (except the ones already have this macro) The regex i used to find the relevant strings is: ~(_T\(){"[^"]*"} From some resone it doesn't work, my first try was ~(\#include |_T\(){"[^"]*"} that also exclude all the include statements but i won't be so greedy :) Hope someone can help me because i have many many files to edit... Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Using GetFileTime and SetFileTime Hi, I need to reset file creation and read it immediately. I have written the code as shown below if (SetFileTime(hfile, &fts, (LPFILETIME) NULL, (LPFILETIME) NULL)) FlushFileBuffers (hfile); if (GetFileTime(hfile,&ftg, (LPFILETIME) NULL, (LPFILETIME) NULL)) Now both this fts and ftg should be same. MSDN is giving remarks saying that across all file systems behavior may not be the same. Please help in creating this code which should work from windows 98 to windows vista. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - CreateObjrefMoniker and DisplayName only good for one call to GetObject? I'm doing the following LPMONIKER pMkr = NULL; HRESULT hr = CreateObjrefMoniker(pUnk, &pMkr); LPBC pBctx = NULL; hr = CreateBindCtx(0, &pBctx); LPOLESTR displayName; hr = pMkr->GetDisplayName(pBctx, NULL, &displayName); and then passing the displayName over to a VBA macro in an instance of Excel I am automatting where I call GetObject(displayName) to get a reference to my object and it works fine the first time but the second time it fails with "Object not registered" 0x800401fb (even though the object is still valid and up and running). This behavior is not documented (that I can find) and so I'm wondering is this the correct behavior or have I done something wrong Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - how to run a function that returns non-void values on a new thread? Thank you very much for taking time to help me. I will go through the articles and try them. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Member function pointers It is true that native C++ doesn't have delegates but they have function pointers so the basic ideas can still work. Delegates are really type checked functio pointers anyway. Absolutely, but the downside of pointers to member functions is that the class that uses the pointer has to know about the type its calling, that, of course, totally sucks and makes it impossible to write reusable code. Never having written a C++ compiler I can say this with absolute confidence; if they ever standardised C++ delegates it would be the easiest feature they ever had to add to a compiler. John. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - ReadFile() doesnt read the entire file Thanks Mike. I guess that explains it. KR Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Stop Dll Injection Aleksandr Tokarev wrote: How its possible to your mind Because the DLL is loaded into your process, there must be a sequence of actions happening when a module is injected, and the application code always have full user mode rights on the process, it can modify things to not load the injection. At the worst, someone can involve kernel mode code to help do this. If you understand how windows loader works, then you can see the possibilities yourself. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Error C2090 It's again a port issue from VC 6 to 2005. Here is the problem code Code Snippet # ifndef __WATCOMC__ extern char *sys_errlist[]; extern int errno; # endif It is giving error code C2090: function returns array I am not using Watcom C so I could just comment out the directive, but I still want to keep it for backward compatibility. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - Auto batch build with different #define directives Still haven't found a solution to auto batch build all defination combination yet. However, thanks for Jerry's suggestion, I've found a way to do #define based on the Build Configuration - put the #define variable in the Project setting under the Processor Defination. Setting this value in different Build Configuration will at least release me from manually messing with (commenting out) various #define combination in the code to get it complie. Is there any suggestion on how to make Visual Studio chain-up and build each configuration automatically Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++
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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++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - MFC class wizard crashes and JIT debugger too crahses Installed the SP. As I guessed, it has made absolutely no difference. For your info, the version info for Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 is as follows. Version 8.0.50727.762 (SP.050727-7600) Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0.50727 Installed Edition: Professional Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 77626-009-0000007-41868 Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition - ENU Service Pack 1 (KB926601) What do you suggest I do next CKR Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program 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++ General executing a program Visual C++
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    - msvcr80.dll not found I'm getting this error on XP64 with Express 2005 beta 2. I tried to create a Win32 test app using this set of instructions: http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/usingpsdk/default.aspx When I attempt to run it I get the missing DLL. Copying the DLL into the Debug directory allows me to run it. The IDE tells me it can't open an EXE. Without the DLL, I get a DLL load exception attempting it. With the DLL copied, I get "The file cannot be opened with the selected editor. Please choose another editor." Linker command line looks like this: /OUT:"\.exe" /NOLOGO /MANIFEST /MANIFESTFILE:"\.intermediate.manifest" /ERRORREPORT:PROMPT kernel32.lib user32.lib gdi32.lib winspool.lib comdlg32.lib advapi32.lib shell32.lib ole32.lib oleaut32.lib uuid.lib Curiously the manifest has this: <assemblyIdentity type='win32' name='Microsoft.VC80.DebugCRT' version='8.0.50215.4652' processorArchitecture='x86' publicKeyToken='1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b' /> Note the 'x86' instead of 'amd64'. Is that something new with beta2 or do I have something screwed up in my installation The IDE installed itself to my Program Files (x86) directory. Tag: Visual C++ General executing a program Visual C++

fighter92

How can I execute a program with Visual C++

Re: Visual C++ General executing a program

Ovidiu Cucu

Ctrl + F5

Is that what you are searching for
If not, please ask clearer!

Re: Visual C++ General executing a program

TilakGopi

Use CreateProcess to executre a program programmatically.

Re: Visual C++ General executing a program

TilakGopi

Hi Fighter92,

Did i get ur problem correctly and give u the right solution

If not , could u post the question bit elaborated once again

Thanx,

Ch.T.Gopi Kumar.

Re: Visual C++ General executing a program

Prasad Somwanshi

You can use CreateProcess,CreateProcessEx,ShellExecute,ShellExecuteEx, system(CRT).

Re: Visual C++ General executing a program

Kybalion

There's a good C++ example here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.processstartinfo.aspx

Re: Visual C++ General executing a program

Bite Qiu - MSFT

hello

Re: executing a program

I am going to mark this thread as answered since you have not followed up with any further information on your problem as requested for over a week - I assume you solved the problem yourself or one of the suggestions in this thread helped you solved the problem. If you have a solution you could post it so others can find it. If you do not have a solution then please submit further details and then mark the thread as unanswered.

regards,

rico