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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / June 2006

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WebBroswer Object -> History01 Jul 2006 00:51 GMT1
I am trying to find a way to have the webbroswer object in my VC app to NOT
write the browsed sites to the normal history for the deaktop computer.
I have looked all over and cant find anything remotly close to what I need.
Can someone shed some light on this for me?  Can this be ...
Serial Port library in .NET C++30 Jun 2006 21:15 GMT1
Hi, All:
I need to use RS232 port on the PC to read to my window application and
write out via the same port using separate the thread than my main
thread.  I plan to use .NET C++ MFC Application.
Reg Visual Studio and clearcase30 Jun 2006 18:42 GMT4
I have quite a few questions about Visual Studio :Net 2003 and clear
case
Could anyone please help me with the answers.
I have converted a workspace abc.dsw from visual studio 6 to visual
dots in namespaces30 Jun 2006 17:24 GMT5
I am trying to work with some C# namespaces from managed c++. The namespaces
use a dot notation and generates a compiler error. Is there a way around
this?
#using "csharpassembly.dll"//has the namespace test and namespace
Some classes are not exported from MFC extension DLL30 Jun 2006 16:18 GMT1
I am migrating a product code (originally written in VS2003) to VS2005.
The application is written in VC++ (using MFC) and has mix of managed
and unmanaged classes. It is a desktop based application which controls
an instrument (a device) and interacts with it.
Using stored procedures in C# for postgreSQL using ODBC30 Jun 2006 08:08 GMT1
I am writing one simple application in C# in which i m writing some
queries for retriving data from database. Database used is postgeSQL
which is used through ODBC.
I want to write queries using stored procedures, I don't know where to
Solution to C3918 error30 Jun 2006 06:59 GMT1
I don't find any solution to error C3918
Error Message
usage requires 'member' to be a data member
C3918 can occur for several reasons related to events.
Registry (or other example)29 Jun 2006 21:23 GMT2
Using Visual C++ 2005 Express (CLR):
I can't seem to find an example or documentation on how to read/write
information to the Registry.
Are Registry Settings now outdated?  What else could I use to store things
Managed to unmanaged perforformance - opinions sought29 Jun 2006 20:39 GMT2
Exiting COM ATL DLL wrapping a C++ library. Interoping from a C#
application, passing a large string containng XML (5-130kb). Need to
significantly improve performance of both the interoping and the
performance of the native functions (performance critical app).
Passing STL parameter from managed code to native DLL member function29 Jun 2006 16:26 GMT1
I have a Managed VC++ WinForms app in VC8 calling a member function of a
class in a native DLL.
My managed code is similar to this:
System::Void btnTest_Click(System::Object^  sender, System::EventArgs^  e) {
Problem linking managed DLL to native DLL29 Jun 2006 15:33 GMT2
I have the following situation:
There are two dlls in question: a c++ dll (native) and a c++/cli dll
(managed) with /clr option enabled.
Managed dll links with native dll.
How to detect if Auto-update is enabled29 Jun 2006 11:42 GMT2
The topic pretty much says it all.  I want to detect if the user has
auto-update enabled/disabled using c++ (inside Windows XP).  Is there
an API call or a registry entry to check?  Im having a hard time
finding information on this.
Localization29 Jun 2006 07:35 GMT1
   Who knows how to develop multi-language software with VC++.During the
localization, how to localizate the resource and how to localize the text?
Thanks
Joe
Checking Bad Pointers29 Jun 2006 04:57 GMT4
Is there a better way than IsBadReadPtr() to check for a bad pointer?
Thanx
How to store a pointer to a ref class (C++/CLI newbie)29 Jun 2006 02:12 GMT2
We are trying to use a .NET form ("Form") from a non-managed C++
class ("Engine").
The Engine class needs to create the form once (e.g. at construction),
then will be displaying the Form and running a modal loop a few
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