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Hi,

I am trying to load an assembly from my program which I can unload easily. (So we can forget about Assembly.LoadFrom()).

I have used the AppDomain approach and the Load / Unload methods....

That's what I tought but wanted to avoid ;)

I think I won't have any other choice but to do that.

Thanks

Hi,

I was wondering (I don't know if I am in the right forum...)

Is there a way that we can automatically increment the Build part of the Version ressource (.rc) file in a VS2005 project ?
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Found my problem...
I had forgotten to put AcceptChanged() to my second DataTable .... (my bad)

Now everything is alright
Thank you anyway for looking.

Hi,

I am having some trouble with my DataGridView control.

I have a DataView bounded to my DataGridView but I want to use another DataTable as the DataSource for one of my column (which is a...

Hello everyone,

I want to write my own DirectInput hook to know the requests sent to DirectInput and I would need some help.

I know how to use DirectX into my own application but now I want to...

Hi,

I have done a setup deployment MSI project in Visual Studio 2005 and everything is working fine.

The only problem I have come up to is when trying to use the "Checkboxes" dialog window in...

hi Kirants,

Like I said, I am looking for a solution per project rather than setting Studio's global parameters.

But thank you anyway.

Hello Victor

This was a solution I visited but then turned down as the actual tlb path is determined by a macro built in Visual Studio ($(VCInstallDir)).

Is there a way to retrieve this...

Hi Kirants
Thank you for your help,
This indeed works, but what I am looking for is a way to do this on a per project setting. Since the source code will be commited to a SVN server and not...

Just to clarify...
I would like to add search path per project as we would with the
"Additional Library Directories" for #pragma comment(lib..)

but the equivalent project property for #import <>...

How can I specify the full path to the "tlb" file ?

the Import is done on a tlb file actually

Hi,

I was wondering what was the difference of using the
#import <myLib.lib>

and using the Property page's Additional Depedencies (adding myLib.lib)
and adding the Additional Library...

Hi,

I am currently trying to open an audio device in exclusive-mode using PortAudio and the WASAPI sound architechture in Vista.

I have successfully opened the device in shared-mode but when I...

I don't know if its MFC but there is a GUI in there so I don't see clearly the DirectInput code.

Nobody's got any links or ideas where I could start ?

Thank you

Hi,

I have a quick question.

I am building a .INF file to use along with USB Sound device driver so that when I plug in a certain device, I can set the master volume for that device.

I have...

Hi,

I am looking for an easy tutorial on how to read input out of a Joystick or Gamepad with DirectX's DirectInput.

I have found a code example in MSDN but it has got a huge MFC overhead that I...

Yes they are

Lets say Project A uses Project B
A compiled as MT DLL
B compiled as MT

it will give me "redifinition" linker error.

And what if one project is compiled with the DLL Code Generation
and another with the Static Link.... would that create a redifinition or some other kind of error ? (That was more what my question...

Hi,

I am having some trouble sometimes when compiling a solution including multiple static and dynamic linked library.

The problem is solved when I change some of my projects Code Generation...

Thanks to both of you,

it will give me a starting point on where to look.

potatoCode: Sadly, it is not my config file, so I can't force the source .txt file to include some delimiter. I'll...

If you mean at runtime, there will be no such thing.

Lib will be statically linked to your .exe file

What you should deal with is more when linking DLL (with LoadLibrary() for example)

Hi,

I am currently trying to code a simple class that could open a file, parse it, and get parameters from it.

Here is an example...

ExampleConfig.txt :
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myInt...