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Never used this specific UIProgressDialog, but I am guessing you have to manually pump the messages through when you have the parent specified. In this case you need to call a function like the one...

I replied in your other thread, basically you should not change any selection or focus in the handler code for LVN_ITEMCHANGING. Instead use SetTimer() to make the changes after the handler has...

Does this help?

http://forums.codeguru.com/showthread.php?334950-CListCtrl-Notification-Behavior

If you don't understand the documentation, your best bet is probably to google for the function name and find code examples of how someone else used it. For example:
...

You can use EnumChildWindows or maybe EnumThreadWindows to detect the messagebox appearing and send a WM_COMMAND IDOK message to it...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms633497(VS.85).aspx

Hi!

Try

GetDC(NULL); // this DC will draw to the entire screen

or

CPaintDC(this); // this == a CWnd derived class

It seems you have a function pointer.

Try this:


uint4 protoID = (as->*getProtoID)();

The easy way out of "dll hell" would be to link statically with MFC.
You can find the setting in your project options.

Use CTreeCtrl::Expand

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hx4e0e58(VS.80).aspx

Put the function declaration directly in the template class instead...

GetTempPath http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa364992(VS.85).aspx

I suggest you simply don't put it in autorun if the folder is temporary...

If your exe is located in the windows temp folder, it might indicate it was extracted there by a zip tool. But I would not rely on this to make any important decisions regarding how my exe should...

Hi!

1. The checkbox can only be in the first column, but you can use SetColumnOrderArray to (visually) make it appear in the second column.

2. There should be many samples available. Look at...

This is correct, although it is possible to work around by creating two device independent bitmaps that share the same pixel memory.

Some error messages may be output to the stderr stream.

IIRC, you can redirect both stdout and stderr to file using.


prog.exe >2> out.txt

or possibly

Programmatically - I don't know.

Manually, right-click in the top-left corner of the console and choose Properties.
In the Layout tab, adjust the Height of the Screen Buffer Size.

Maybe your question is answered here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/td6a5x4s(VS.80).aspx

int c;
while((c=fgetc(f))!=EOF)
if(c=='\n')
++num_lines;

Well, if I'm not completely mistaken a DC normally draws directly to screen. For instance, GetDC(NULL) will obtain a DC that draws directly on top of the entire screen surface. Such a DC does not...

It's very simple, you just lock a critical section in every function that accesses the queue.


CCriticalSection cs;

void read_queue() {
cs.Lock();
queue.read( ...
cs.Unlock();
}

Hi!

If your data type is COleDateTime, convert date to text using

CString DateAsString = m_pSet->m_column4.Format("%Y-%m-%d");

Regards / Z

Not necessarily. A DC with a bitmap is called a memory DC.

The DC does not have a width or height. It is just an interface for drawing onto a surface.

You have to use some other method to get the dimensions of the window etc. that the DC draws onto.

I suggest the following structure


while(FILE_HAS_MORE_NUMBERS) {
READ_NEXT_NUMBER;
if(IS_FIRST_NUMBER || NUMBER<SMALLEST_NUMBER)
SMALLEST_NUMBER=NUMBER;
if(IS_FIRST_NUMBER ||...

No, I have not found any solution to this.