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Aah, since you didn't specify what error you got, let me guess... no match for `CWinThread& = CWinThread*&' operator candidates are: CWinThread& CWinThread::operator=(const CWinThread&) Or something like that, depending on what brand of compiler you use. The problem is in the first line...

You could pass all dialogs' WM_COMMAND messages to a common function. For example (assuming MFC) bool CMyDialog::OnCommand (WPARAM wparam, LPARAM lparam) { if (!lparam) return common_menu_handler (wparam, this); else return CDialog::OnCommand (wparam, lparam); } bool...

Take a look at the SetMenuItemInfo system call. I REALLY hope that helps. Will

Hmm, weird... The command for directory listing is ls... I guess you could do echo `ls`... Or maybe echo <TAB> <TAB> to show completions Then again, you could use any command for that, not just echo.

Yeah, of course if the type is int[3] it doesn't really matter, because that can easily be optimized away by the compiler (without shelling out hundreds of dollars for Visual Studio, if you use GNU C++!!!) I guess for some types with overloaded operators, initializing by assignment is not what...

You mean, you see a popup-list when you type the characters SC-> This doesn't mean the linker can read the DLL. All that means is that VC++'s tags browser is looking up your class declaration. Make sure that all symbols are marked for __declspec (dllexport) when building the library, and...

Hah! Thanks, as luck would have it, I happen to be using GNU C++. But that link said "Note that a constructor expression is not the same as a constructor for a C++ struct or class." Not quite what I was looking for, but okay, oh well, I'll just do it the "wrong way" as any good programmer would...

Make sure you insert #define AGCONNECT and #define _AFXDLL before including AgUtMsgCommon.h. This should fix compiler errors. Also, when they say "AgConnect.lib must be linked" they mean that your program must link with it. This is usually done by adding "AgConnect.lib" to Object/Library...

Use FindWindow to obtain the desired window's HWND Use GetDC to obtain that window's device context Use GetPixel to obtain a color value inside that window Done. Or, if you need to capture the entire window to a bitmap... Use FindWindow to obtain the desired window's HWND Use GetDC to obtain...

Other classes or member functions? Where? This program seems to not have any classes involved in it at all.

What's the error, pray tell? I REALLY hope that helps. Will

Hello, this should be simple, but I'm unsure of the correct syntax for initializing an array from a constructor. Consider : class Firable { public: Firable (int wid_first, int wid_second, int wid_third) : wids ( {wid_first, wid_second, wid_third} ) { /* ... */ } private: int...

Thanks, wangbar, that was the idea I needed. I had to modify it a bit to handle nested objects recursively, though. For anyone else following this thread: function ObjectCopy(source) { for (var i in source) { if (typeof(source[i]) == 'object') { this[i] = new ObjectCopy(source[i])...

The Flash Player is not allowed to open files on the client's hard drive, for obvious reasons. In the same way, the Flash Player is not allowed to execute programs on the client's system, except when it is running locally, and even still, it has very stringent requirements. Just imagine, if...

You will have to re-publish the SWF in order for the .as changes to take effect. In the same way, you will have to re-publish the SWF if you make changes to the .fla file. Both the .fla file and the .as files are only used at compile-time, not run-time. The Flash Player doesn't even know these...