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Re: Am I doing this correctly - exceptions!28 Nov 2003 17:13 GMT1
Damn - I accidentally posted before completing the post :(
I have some code that is part of an unmanaged C++ project.
I have a class that represents an exception
class ResultmakerException
SHFileOpertion and FO_DELETE28 Nov 2003 10:46 GMT2
I am trying to delete a file using SHFileOperation, but get the error code
1026.
Code snippet:
SHFILEOPSTRUCT fo;
Question: run time error using a native lib27 Nov 2003 18:45 GMT5
I'm trying to use a statically linked C library. I've wrapped a .NET C++ DLL
around this lib and trying to drive the wrapper from a .NET VB testbed. The
whole build succeeds but I get the following error message at runtime:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.TypeLoadException' ...
a simple gc question27 Nov 2003 13:30 GMT2
i understand __gc[] work different that native arrays.
say i need a  __gc[] member, and a get function, that returns a ref to it.
i cant seem to make it happen.
this code:
I need file 'tom.h'27 Nov 2003 06:14 GMT1
In the Platform SDK: Windows User Interface, the documentation on ITextDocument, says this is delcared in tom.h
I dan't have that file. Can anyone send it to me
(seems better than dowloading the SP5 of 58MB and still not knowing if it is in there
Thanks
dumb question about String27 Nov 2003 03:33 GMT2
How do you copy a String type into a native char buffer[256]?  Dumb
question, but not sure how to do it :(
TGF
speed issues ...27 Nov 2003 02:50 GMT3
I have noticed that managed C++ is actually a very slow language.
Will it be improved with Whidbey ?
Where should I start?26 Nov 2003 21:37 GMT1
I have the Visual C++ 6.0, and where should I start? Is
there any tutorial explaining Windows API functions, its'
arguments, and so on? So that I will gain some base
knowledge?
How can I draw 1x1 pixel dot?26 Nov 2003 21:31 GMT1
How can I draw 1x1 pixel dot?
Redirecting Output26 Nov 2003 20:07 GMT1
Is there a way I acn simulate a command prompt window where i can execute any commands in my custom window?
*sigh* More missing ListView API26 Nov 2003 20:01 GMT2
Unlike the better-designed tree control, the listview doesn't seem to have any functionality for returning whether or not an item is actually visible.  Does anyone know what hoops I must jump through in order to workaround this limitation in what is obviously a seriously lacking ...
How to access digital camera26 Nov 2003 17:00 GMT2
hello
        i want to make one project which develop in
visual c++. for windows 2000 i have to develop one project
in that i need it. so how i can access it and what main
calculation parallelization26 Nov 2003 15:30 GMT1
Hello,
Please help me with calculation parallelization. I have 2
processors DELL PRECISION 530 computer and I'd like
parallelize cycles like
cmd file inside my Setup solution (newbie queston)26 Nov 2003 14:59 GMT1
I have this simple .cmd file which I want to run inside my other programs in
VS.net (setup file). It does not run.
Can somebody help me!!!!!!!!
IF "%ver%"=="Microsoft Windows 2000" GOTO Win2k
Managed C++ Components26 Nov 2003 13:31 GMT2
First, is this the correct NG for discussing Managed C++ .NET development,
or is some other NG more appropriate ?
Second, if yes to above, is there any good information on developing .NET
components and controls using Managed C++ anywhere ? The MSDN documentation
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