Maybe you're compiling using static binding as opposed to using shared libraries. If you are compiling using static binding, all libraries are included in the executable, making it a larger file. Just a thought. Please correct me if am wrong.
Rene
I was searching for the same thing on google. The only things that came close are in the links below. I haven't used these yet and therefore am not sure how well they work. Let me know how it goes.
http://www.gnu.org/directory/All_GNU_Packages/commoncpp.html
http://curl.haxx.se/
Rene
I want to associate keybord commands with menu items. I have created accelarators but they don't seem to work. I have used the same ID as the Menus but it still doesn't work. I just get a beep. Do you know what could be wrong? Thanks in advance.
I have created accelarators but they don't seem to work. I have used the same ID as the Menus but it still doesn't work. I just get a beep. Do you know what could be wrong. Thanks in advance.
How do I detect Keybord input. I created a normal dialog box and put a menu on it. I want the keybord to work as equivalents for the menu items. Example: Ctrl R for File -> Run etc. Thanks in advance.
I have seen that the File Open/Save dialog in the Office applications like Excel and Word has been changed. It has a nice tool bar on the left side with buttons to folders like "My Documents" or desktop. My program still has the old style dialogs (CFileDialog). How do I get the new...
I have a Dialog based MFC Application. I want to retrieve the command line arguments on the InitInstance() function of my App Class. How do I do this if the function has no parameters? Thanks in advance.
I have a question for you. How do you get this list of files in a dialog window. I am trying to let the user select a directory instead of a file. CFileDilog does not seem to let me do that. Is there an easy way to do this. Thanks.
Rene B.
There is an easier way to to this. Just create a CFileFind object and use it. There should be more documentation for the CFileFind Class in MSDN.
Rene B.
I have used the CFileDialog class before in order to have the user specify a filename. But now I want the user to specify a directory/folder. I have seen some applications display a tree structure that allows the user to select a folder, is there another class I can use or do I have to build it...
How do I make the item in the taskbar flash when I send an error dialog that requires the user to hit O.K. Or when I need user input. Outlook does this but I can't figure out how. Thanks in advance.
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