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Thx alot for the response. Yeah i know the code is dirty as hell, but i guess typedefs are the only proper way to go here.

Hey.

I ran into a problem recently, where code that i wrote on MSVC doesn't compile on GNU. Here is a sample:



#include <iostream.h>

template <typename T>
class Base

Crap, yep you are right.

Posted this prematurely, MSDN solved all the problems nicely :D

Thx alot

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I was looking for a good way to add different types of view/documents to an MDI application. So have a ScrollView, simple View , FormView all living in a single MDI. I've never seen something...

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I am looking for information about some online banking. Basically just read-only access to an account (assuming I have all the credentials) for transactions etc... (basically just the...

Ah, thx i will be looking into that.

Basically my problem is as follows (sry for crappy explanation b4, it was 4 am :D).

I need to draw a rectangle at some random x, y. I can draw that...

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I recently ran into a problem trying to do some custom drawing in a view. (CScrollView derived). I use FillSolidRect to fill a rectangle, and then DrawText to render some text in OnDraw. The...

Well first of all, u need to add:


using namespace std;

to get fstream etc to work.
Global variables should be fine, thats now a problem.

It's a good convention NOT to include .cpp files....

Found a solution:


CommandDelegate cmd = (CommandDelegate)Commands[ServCom.CommandName];
cmd(ServCom);

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I ran into the following problem. I created a hash map, and i am populating it with delegates.


Commands.Add("ANS", new CommandDelegate(ANS));


Now, this goes fine, but when i attempt...

Check out NetUserEnum.

Yeah, the big files are kindof a pain in the ***, but they are here to stay,
so I gotta come up with a good framework to deal with them.

The memory shouldn't be a problem here, I intend to never map more then couple of mbs of files into memory at any given time. But is there a design performance hit when i use memory mapped files as...

-Concept of a line in a file is a predefined number of bytes.
- I know the number of lines based on the total size of the file (the data in the file is already aligned, so that a certain number of...

Okey, here is more information.

This is basically a text (same functionality) file. The data is seamless, there are no chapters, or any differentiation from first byte to last byte.

Standard...

It depends on what you are trying to do, but if you are using it from ON_MESSAGE the returned values usually doesn't matter. return 0L; should do fine.

Say i have a 1 GB file (text file or something), and i wanna read it. I use scroll view with custom drawing to show the data as i scroll though the file. Now i can't really read in 1 GB file and draw...

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I ran into a sort of a problem. I am attempting to work with large files efficiently (ie. 1 GB size for example), and my current implementaiton is lacking.

I am using memory mapped files,...

Thx alot, that explains it :D

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I was wondering when u have a member function foo, what is the diffrence between:



DWORD static foo();


and

Read up on mailslots and pipes. Also a mapped file might be able to do the trick.

Usually i just use mailslots, but get more info on this on MSDN to find out which one fits you.

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I have the following problem: i hit some requirmnets in OnBeforeNavigate2 handler, and now i need to load a custom page into the IWebBrowser control. I can do it easily from the hard drive by...

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I noticed a few keywords/(macros?) in a program. The exact was usage was as follows:


voi functionhere(...., OUT TCHAR* pszStr, ....).....

I was wondering what does OUT mean before...

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I recently had some problems with the IMAPIAdviseSink implementation that i made. It intercepts the messages sent from my program, but not from the rest of the OS. So if i send a message from...

Okey,
I think i figured out the compilation error. I forgot a definition before the object. However i am still having some problems with the code


#define INITGUID
#define...