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Thanks again. I think I am getting closer to understanding. A last question, if you do not mind (I do appreciate the help!) There are other commands that I found with the lookup command that I am able to run. They do not contain the ::. Do you have any idea why these commands are runnable...

Thanks for the info. Why does it appear from the lkup command if there is not reference to it? Is there a way to load it into the shell? Thanks

Hello, I am debugging an IC that has is running VxWorks. Using the lkup command, I am able to find some functions that I would like to run. An example is: SomeClass::SomeTest(var1,var2) I am unable to run the SomeTest. The response I receive is that it is not a known symbol. Does anyone...

Hello, I am writing my first socket program in VC++, ,.net 2008. I am able to create a socket, but I am not able to use the Send command properly. unsigned char Tx_Packets[]= { 0x70,0xa1,0x00,0x00 }; int Tx_Length = 4; new_socket->Send(Tx_Packets,Tx_Length,SocketFlags::None); error C2664...

I am trying to form the following string "****.***" (including the quotes). CString C1 = "****.***" results in ****.*** without the quotes. I need the qoutes. CString C1 = ""****.***"" results in a compilor error pertaining to the .* that is in the string. Does anyone know how to for this...

Thank you for your help. Your 2nd suggestion fixed my problem. Thanks, Paul

Hello, I am writing a VC++ .net app, and I am having a problem with the breakpoints that I am inserting for debugging. I can insert a breakpoint and enter the code in debug mode, but the code breaks approximately 5 line before the breakpoint occurs. I have used .net for a few years and have...

I have the following: unsigned int ARRAY[2000]; The array is filled with ints e.g. ARRAY[0]=45,[1]=115,[2]=13, etc I need an unsigned char buffer of '4','5','1','1','5' etc. Does anyone know how to do the covnersion? Thanks.

My conversion attempts did not work. I tried many things and deleted them. The latest is: unsigned char OUT_VAL_1[] = __gc new unsigned char[4]; //BYTE OUT_VAL_1[4]; OUT_VAL_1[0]=0xBB; OUT_VAL_1[1]=0xD3; OUT_VAL_1[2]=0x01; OUT_VAL_1[3]=0x3F; float A=99...

I am trying to convert a byte array to a decimal. The VC++ .net code is: BYTE OUT_VAL_1[4]; OUT_VAL_1[0]=0xBB; OUT_VAL_1[1]=0xD3; OUT_VAL_1[2]=0x01; OUT_VAL_1[3]=0x3F; //made many attempts, with no luck. //the expected conversion is .507137 Thanks

Thanks for the idea. I still get an error. 'static_cast' : cannot convert from 'unsigned char [100]' to 'char *'

I am trying to convert a string to an unsigned char. The code follows. char temp[100]; strcpy(temp,"1234"); unsigned char uc[100]; strcpy(uc,temp); //error C2664: 'strcpy' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'unsigned char [100]' to 'char *' Any help would be greatly appreciated...

I am trying to implement the GetBytes method into a VC++ .net application. I cannot figure out how to get it into my code without causing an error. My code does not recognize the command, so I suppose I need some class or library. Can anyone help with this? Thanks

Hello BlackDice, Invalidate(TRUE) works properly. Thank you for your help. I greatly appreciate it!

I am trying to change color of a check box control several times in my program. I am using the following code: HBRUSH CColortestDlg::OnCtlColor(CDC* pDC, CWnd* pWnd, UINT nCtlColor) { HBRUSH hbr = CDialog::OnCtlColor(pDC, pWnd, nCtlColor); if(pWnd==GetDlgItem(IDC_CHECK1)) {...

does anyone know how to send a hex value over a serial port?

I know how to change the color of a dialog in VC++ 6.0 by using the SetDialogBkColor command in the InitInsatnce Class. Does anyone know how to do this in a .net MFC dialog?

I thought it was impossible, but then I found that it does work in VB using the 'SENDKEY' command. I am hoping that VC has a comparable command.

I would like to open up notepad from my S/W and print different messages. I am trying to use ShellExecute, but it is not working. Notepad is opening, but I cannot get anything to print. ShellExecute(0, "open", "NOTEPAD.exe", 'some text to print', NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL); Can anyone help with this?

I am using a VBA shell to do some programming, and I cannot locate the 'timer clock' control. I left clocked on the control dialog and added every control that was available, but the timer clock was not there. When I open a normal VB window, it is present as one of the listed controls, but not...