I notice many programs use the same file broswer interface for opening files. Does C# .NET have a built-in function to call this dialog and then perhaps return the string of the file path selected?
How would I Enumerate all my USB devices and disable the ports to that device, searching by device ID? I have two USB mouses, but I only want one working at a time. I noticed when I plug in a USB device, a bubble pops up and reports the name of that device. I would like to locate that name and...
Is there any way to minimize a Full-screen Exclusive Mode application with another program? I was thinking, perhaps with a windows event handler? I'm making a program that will minimize games, so that I will have full control of the screen.
Is there any other way to refresh a Static Text control? I know about control variables, but which functions should I use? Are there any other methods besides control variables?
Well if I just use UpdateData(FALSE), then I get a compiler error:
error C2352: 'CWnd::UpdateData' : illegal call of non-static member function
c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\mfc\include\afxwin.h(2230) : see declaration of 'UpdateData'
However, if I use...
Yes, UpdateData() is a CWnd. This is exactly how that portion looks like:
UINT CProgram::DoIt(LPVOID param)
{
CProgram* ptr = (CProgram*)param;
ptr->UpdateData(FALSE); // Errors Out Here
...
...
}
DoIt(LPVOID param) is a static private member function of CProgram. I invoked...
In my
static UINT CProgram::DoIt(LPVOID param);
I am not allowed to call
UpdateData(FALSE);
from the MFC library. The compiler says that I can't call it because I am calling it from a static function. Yet the Multithreaded Tutorials on the internet states that I have to write the...
I have several functions that take a while to execute in MFC. If I put it in ::OnInitDialog(), then the window won't paint until after my functions complete and ::OnInitDialog() returns. As a result, the program runs for about seven seconds and then paints the window. Where should I call my...
How can I find whether or not a certain TreeView item has an overlay image? The MSDN article stated that I needed to use the GetItemState() function, but I'm not sure what parameters to pass in and what value it will return.
If you are using MFC, simply use the function:
Bool old;
SystemParametersInfo( SPI_SCREENSAVERRUNNING, 1, &old, 0);
It will make the computer think it is in screensaver mode and disable that key sequence. To reenable that key sequence, call the function again, but change the second...
If you are using MFC, simply use the function:
SystemParametersInfo( SPI_SCREENSAVERRUNNING, 1, &old, 0);
It will make the computer think it is in screensaver mode and disable that key sequence. To reenable that key sequence, call the function again, but change the second parameter to 0.
Does anyone know how I can put a dot operator (the one used for multiplication) in a Static Text Control? Right now, I'm using an asterisk, but I thought my program would look better it it has a dot operator.
Thanks
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