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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / March 2004

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typeof equivalent in MC++17 Mar 2004 23:30 GMT2
Hello, All!
Is there any equivalent to C#'s typeof() in Managed C++?
Regards, 011.
Winamp 5.0 (playing): Stratovarius - 4th Reich
error : CFU_UNDERLINEWAVE undeclared identifier17 Mar 2004 22:59 GMT1
I want that text selected in rich edit control should  be red
underlined (wavy) as in MSWord(in case of spelling errors).I used
CHARFORMAT2 structure and set the dwMask to be CFM_UNDERLINETYPE and
bUnderlineType to be CFU_UNDERLINEWAVE but this gives me a compiler
[Urgent Please] Vector or Array of object in managed C++17 Mar 2004 19:08 GMT1
do you know how it's possible to work with Array of Object or with vector in
managed Visual C++ .NET
Thank you
sfouilloux
Native funtion pointers in managed class17 Mar 2004 15:59 GMT1
I want to use a native function  as a member variable in managed class. I'll
set this member variable to a native funtion pointer with its retunr type
and params. so then I call such as PInvoke method on this member for
achieving call global unmanaged callback function.
Embedding C# control in VC++ dialogs/views17 Mar 2004 12:33 GMT1
Dear forum members,
How do I 'embed' or create a C# User control in my
"Visual C++ .Net" dialogs or views ?
Please give me some sample code.
Visual C++ interface for existing C program17 Mar 2004 12:12 GMT1
Hi!  I am writing a GUI interface using the MFC
application in Visual C++ .NET for an existing C program
that ran in DOS.  I am currently designing the interface
but have no idea of how I'm going to tie them together.  
Sizeof Thi sclass..17 Mar 2004 07:09 GMT1
Wh is the size of this class.......................
class Bas
public
int T
Source code to resize jpeg17 Mar 2004 03:45 GMT4
After a half hour inet search I'm looking for a link here. Where can I
find a cpp source code for in-memory jpeg resizer? Thanks.
Can the HWND of an window be retrived from it's IAccessible?17 Mar 2004 03:32 GMT2
Can the HWND of an window be retrived from it's IAccessible?
If so, how?
e.x.:
IAccessible *someAccObj;
C# vs. Visual FoxPro16 Mar 2004 22:58 GMT2
What are the pro's and con's of developing and deploying with C# vs. Visual FoxPro
Can MFC and DotNet together be used in VC++.Net ?16 Mar 2004 22:26 GMT7
I am just exlporing VS.NET and want to know about
VC++.net.
Can anyone briefly describe it?
Thanks in advance
DC & HDC in managed C++16 Mar 2004 21:14 GMT1
How to get Device Context (DC) and Handle to Device Context (HDC) for ‘System::Windows::Forms::Form’ object in managed C++.NET 2003
Thanks for hel
Leoni
String to BSTR 16 Mar 2004 21:10 GMT2
How to convert String object in to BSTR object in Managed C++.NET 2003?
Thanks for help
Regards,
Leonid
Longhorn/Whidbey FYI16 Mar 2004 20:19 GMT6
There was an interesting MSDN webcast on Longhorn for C++ developers today
which talked about using STL containers with .Net objects; deterministic
finalization in Whidbey (woohoo!); new, cleaner managed C++ syntax,
interoperation of Winforms and MFC; future of MFC; migration ...
void pointers in Managed C++ for use in C#16 Mar 2004 19:44 GMT2
I'm writing a wrapper class in Managed C++ for some libraries that I need
to use in C#.  The problem I'm having is that some of the functions that
are being wrapped take void*.  Further, some take function pointers for
function definitions that use void* as a parameter.  I don't ...
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