I have seen so many posts about how to prevent the escape key from closing a CDIalog but in my case I want to close the dialog but it doesn`t.
I\'m writing code about a system that consist of a server handling multiple client connection. https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1IeZBO9jqxbXcZPvX6bsAjcM8O3L9KJW7C8UVELa-jUM/edit?hl=en_USThe link a
I want to embed windows 64-bit context menu inside 32-bit application (something like X64 submenu in TotalCommander). To do this I need to simulate 64-bit menu contents at 32-bit side. My idea is to t
Using Visual Studio C++ with MFC.I\'m trying to figure out what would be a good way to store application/program settings.I\'m not referring to their persistent storage but to the data structure used
I mean the round expansion button that is used for example in the Task Dialog on Vista. See this image from t开发者_开发技巧he MFC documentation of CTaskDialog.
In an MFC application I want to show the wait cursor (hour glass) for as long as a thread is running, but calling
I have a Menu with all sorts of Menu items, as you normally would. Every MenuItem (button) has a caption and I\'d like to change that caption at runtime. On a normal button that isn\'t really a proble
I have a problem that I imagine is fairly easy to solve but is one of those things you probably know or you don\'t - and I don\'t!
I loaded the form but only buttons without functions HMODULE hModule = LoadLibrary(L\"Tools.dll\"); if (hModule != NULL)
I would like to display in a MFC application, frames that I capture from an avi file with OpenCV (cvCaptureFromAVI function).