I need the time at run-time, and unix timestamp is the number of seconds elapsed since 00:00, january 1, 1970.
I think that the standard C function "time" is implemented in visual c++ and will do it for me. Gonna try it.
Thanks for your attention.
Im trying to write a class thats inherits from CFormView. Its easy to include it in a MFC application project, but I want to make a separate project with this class in the form of a static library to be used in the main project.
The problem is that there is only options to do MFC DLL and MFC...
Hello,
I would like to have buttons in a toolbar working like radio buttons, when one in the group is pressed, the others are released. I had success already in making them work like checkboxes (hold/release) using this:
tb.SetButtonStyle(0,TBBS_CHECKGROUP);
I have tried to make the radio...
Its been 2 months since you posted this question and I dont
know if you still need help, but here it goes:
The API function you are searching for is SHAppBarMessage.
Here is the code to use in borland c++ builder:
APPBARDATA pabd;
pabd.hWnd = Frm->Handle;
pabd.uCallbackMessage=40032; //any...
Hello
I am trying to learn to use libpcap, but Im having a few
problems. I found a good tutorial by Tim Carstens. There is
an example in the tutorial that I can compile with no
problems. When I try to run it on FreeBSD it doesnt capture any packet! And when I run it on Linux pcap_next returns...
Yes, I tried it.
The problem is that there is a button and a browser in the
window of my application. If the button has the focus, it
works, the event is caught. If the browser has the focus
the event is not caught and a new window of internet
explorer is opened.
Didn't find a solution yet...
Hi,
I am working on a program that uses the browser control.
When the user holds Ctrl+N, a new internet explorer
browser opens. How can I avoid this? I don't want to
let the user have another web browser.
Thanks.
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