THis code is straight out of a text book but the color is always black. It is suppossed to draw black with one mouse button and red with the other. Can anyone spot a problem? Thanks.
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void CMouseDlg::OnMouseMove(UINT nFlags, CPoint point)
{

i want to receive a message when a window was activated.
I use the WH_CBT type hook to process,the code is following:
LRESULT CALLBACK CBTProc(int nCode,WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{

how do I accomplish this using MC++?
   public LandXML() : this(DateTime.Now)
   { }
   public LandXML(DateTime now)

I heard that vs2005 vc++ support the "for each" statement.
I try it in vs2005 by creating a dotnet c++ console program.
The code is:
#using <System.dll>

       as far as I know, neither Shares Source CLI from Microsoft nor Mono
can execute a CLR executable generated by Microsoft Visual C++ .NET, which
is not a .NET implementation but just "managed extensions" that allows a C++
application to use .NET assemblies - is this part ...

I have set the Compile As property of a project to be "Compile as C++ file". However, when I add a new .C file to the project, the Compile As property of the project is not inherited by the file.
Do I have to override the property for every .C file?
I am using Visual  C++.Net 2003.

I try to get the absolute address of a function in memory. But using the function pointer in C++ .NET gives me the relative address ( which is the address of an instruction jmp ....... to the function ).
Is there anyway to get the absolue addess of an function?

I'm writing a wrapper around our legacy code using managed extensions.
The problem is that I have a class with a method 'GetUserName()'.
Everything compiles without error and I can reference the generated
.dll from a C# project. The problem is that my function is now named

I have a header that is included from some files that use mscorlib and some that don't use it.  One of the macros in this file uses the __pin keyword.  When this header is compiled with a source file that doesn't use mscorlib I get the following error:
fatal error C1190: managed ...

I have a form containing a toolbar which came in a DLL. Now I want to
change the behavior of a single button, and have the handling of the
others unchanged. Problem: I don't have access to the source code...
Can I retrieve the old eventhandler somehow and replace it with my new

I want a window on the left side of my mainframe to put a tree control on, and I want it to be horizontally resizable (like the one you can make appear on the left of the internet explorer window). I'm making a multi-document application. Does anyone know how to do this fairly ...

Does anyone know an "Object inspector" component for VC++ .NET? I'm
looking for a component that I can use to edit the properties of
drawing elements on my CAD application.
I'm currently developing with C++ Builder but I´m considering a

I have some thoughts lately, to get on ILASM. However may someone tell
me whether the introduction of generics etc will have as a result
additions or changes to the .NET assembly language?
Regards,

Is it true that for a managed Visual C++ object, you can write a destructor
and call that destructor to deallocate that object's memory (just like with
an unmanaged C++ object)?
If this is true, will the Garbage Collector free the object when it runs if

I'm using VC7.1.
The test program at the end of this message initializes a member
variable of reference type with a temporary. I believe the program
should output