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November 19th, 2022, 07:52 AM
I want to point the double-click handler for .dll files to my program instead of the default handler. There arise some questions:
1. can it do any harm?
2. How do I keep the option of calling the...
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Jonny,
Thanx for the link. I'll have to read it very carefuly and maybe make a lot of changes in my dll.
I'll post here when I'm done.
RE: DoDataExchange():
What the above says is that, as long...
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The control (TreeDialog) is a CTreeCtrl embedded in a dialog with a few other buttons, thus the name, but I accept your suggestion.
As to the 2nd question, we are back to the main issue:
"- what...
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The control dialog is constructed, shows up but doesn't get any messages so it is frozen.
The List is a global.
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It is created so, but as soon I move it out of DoDataExchange() I get either an assertion from winocc.cpp Line 301 or an "illegal operation".
No, I get an assertion from afxwin1.inl
I know, but...
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Hello JonnyPoet,
I don't want to take the plunge into COM and ActiveX.
The control is MFC implemented in a dll and works fine.
I'll summarize my problem:
If i call the control like this:
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Yes, it is CTreeCtrl.
No, it's neither ActiveX nor ATL, just MFC.
I can use it by copying the files to the app project and compiling everything, but I want a reusable conttrol, so I put it in an...
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Right.
The problem is, I can't make it work otherwise.
Maybe some functionality is missing in the control?
I would appreciate a code snippet or an article link on control programming.
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Hi everybody,
I wrote a CtreeCtrl based control that should fill data in a data structure.
The control is compiled as a .dll.
How do I get it to behave like a common control, i.e.:
list...
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To everybody who read this thread,
:( I reread the thread and stumbled upon Andreas's question
My answer was '__declspec' but now I noticed that the project has a .def file
with the directive...
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I am posting the .lib files for release and debug.
As you can notice, in both files the .dll name is identical, although it should be CFolderTreeCtrl.dll for CFolderTreeCtrl.lib and...
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Excerpt from the Class definition file (CFolderTreeCtrl.h):
#ifndef MAKE_DLL//we are building the app that uses the dll
#ifdef _DEBUG//Building the debug version of the app, so we want the debug...
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To the best of my understanding:
The .lib file appends the dll's name (xxx.dll) to each exported function, so that the app linking to the .lib will know where to look for the function.
Am I...
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I export a class using __declspec()
This is exactly what I do.
The problem is that the dll name - as it apperas in the .lib file - doesn't change between builds, thus causing the app debug build...
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Hi everybody,
I have this extension dll to which I link various apps.
The dll is named differently for the debug and release versions, as is the .lib file.
The problem is that in both versions...
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The list is a std::list<CString>, holds names associated with the tree items.
The (working) sollution I have is the app passing a pointer to a list in the
DIALOG_TREE ctor
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Actually a dialog which contains a CTreeCtrl and a few other buttons for different commands.
alex
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I wrote this CTreeCtrl-based control and put it in a .dll
The control consists of a dialog/resource class DIALOG_TREE and a private
tree-manipulating class.
Now to use this control in a app, I...
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October 21st, 2004, 10:26 PM
Thanks for the reply.
What I meant is that the links can be used directly from the VS editor.
alex
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October 21st, 2004, 12:03 AM
Does anyone know of a file format that:
i. can contain text AND shortcuts to arbitrary files
ii. can be viewed/edited in the VS6 editor (I'll settle for VS7)
thanks,
alex
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July 12th, 2003, 12:51 PM
Hello Mick_2002,
I didn't fully realize the time difference.
Thanks for the dbgview tip. it works fine and shows the TRACE()outputs, but the dump shows no memory leaks, even with
a forced leak....
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July 11th, 2003, 12:25 PM
Hi MICK_2002,
You were right and you weren't:
The snippet I sent you compiles of course.
The problem was that in ARX, the #include order is significant:
the MFC includes must come before all...
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July 11th, 2003, 02:12 AM
I'll try it.
Thanks.
See you at 1600 GMT. I'll let you know it it worked.
alex
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July 11th, 2003, 01:38 AM
It's kind of complicated. The code is part of a in-process DLL (a ARX running under AUTOCAD), and the complete code is - in my opinion - irrelevant.
Anyway, what did you mean by:
'afx.h is not...
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July 11th, 2003, 01:16 AM
Explain please
thanx,
alex
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