Using C++ with MFC.I\'m using a grid control which derives from CWnd (specifically the MFC Grid control on codeproject).I want to display a context menu when the user right 开发者_如何学运维clicks on
I want to build a task manager like application using MFC. I have already succeeded in enumerating the various processes running currently their PIDs and memory usage.
I am trying to retrieve the number of rows in a table but no matter the number i always get 1 as the result.
I have one MFC application (exe) that contains two panes in its main UI. This application loads another DLL that also contains one dialog. How can I programatically place a Dialog defined into the DLL
I\'m working on porting some code from c++ to c#, and I\'m having some trouble getting PostMessage to work in the c# app.I\'m not very good (yet) at MFC stuff, and I think I\'m making a few basic mist
Using C++ with MFC.Coming from a C# background I typically just use string for all, well, strings.I use them for class members, method parameters, and method return values.
What I wish to do is, after creating a dialog box with DoModal() and pressing OK in the box to exit it,开发者_高级运维 to have a custom value returned. For example, a couple of strings the user would
I\'m updating a VS6 MFC dialog application to VS2008.Updating the code has been easy, but the dialog still has the old fashioned VS6 appearance to it.For example, the Group Boxes have square edges and
I am working on some software tools used for the design and optimization of telecoms networks: routing, capacity allocation and topology.
I am working on an embeeded device.i connect to it using COM port. It gives the list of all files when i send a command \"LIST\" to it.
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