I have found an example of a control written in C++/CLI that grabs and displays a webcam feed using DirectShow. I\'d like to take this example and utilize it from my WPF application. I\'ve tried (and
I\'m trying to catch a \'specific\' exception (FormatException^ or OverflowException^) and then re throw it and catch it in the \'general\' exception (Exception^) catch block.
Is there any way to open a windows shortcut (.lnk file) and change it\'s target? I found the following snippet which allows me to find the current target, but it\'s a read-only property:
I have two file generated in visual studio c++ 2010 express. test2.cpp // test2.cpp : main project file.
I have a native function inside a managed (c++/cli) mixed-mode library that calls a seperate native dll.
I\'m writing a win32 dll for read/write USB HID device. The data for exchange is a 64 byte unsigned char array. The client program is written in C++/CLI.
I am wrapping a native C++ library for consumption by the CLR. However, I\'m running into a strange... problem?
I have downloaded the ImageMagick.Net source code from Codeplex and compiled using Visual Studio 2010. It builds but when I use the generated ImageMagickNET.dll into my Asp.Net 4.0 application I get t
I copy if ((MessageBox::Show( \"Are you sure that you would like to close the form?\", \"Form Closing\", MessageBoxButtons::YesNo,
I need to perform inter process communication using .NET Remoting. For this I would share some data in form of Data(Objects) & Methods .
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