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There is no such API available. You have to write code to do this. Check this article - How to create a timed message box [ ^ ]

You can use CDocument::AddView [ ^ ] to add a new view to the existing document. You have to create a new view class which is derived from CView and then add it to the view. You can use the ShowWindow API to show and hide the views. Look at the sample code in the documentation.

This sounds like the default button styles. The black border denotes a default button and the grey dots indicate that the button has focus.

Chris0812 wrote: if( c > = '0' && c =0; i--) strcat(rpass, passwd[i]); The if condition looks like it is creating repass if the condition is met and nothing more. I believe the first parameter of strcat must be repass which is a character array and not rpass which is an integer passed in as parameter. Chris0812 wrote: int main(int argc,char *argv[], int rpass, int passwdlen, int ...

So are you trying to place the OpenCV window as a child in the Form? How this is done with Window Media Player is that WMP has an activex control which can be placed in a form and instantiated. The activex exposes some methods that can be used to control the video that is played. Check if OpenCV has such an activex control. If not you should check the OpenCV documentation on how this can be ...

This is how the splitter works. First there is a view. You create a splitter in that view. Now you have to create 2 views, one for each pane. The initial parent view now only hosts the splitter and does nothing more. In your case, after you create the splitter, create two instances of the Child View class, one in each pane.

Assuming the CComboBox is a public variable, you can get at it something like this: CMyApp* app = (CMyApp*)AfxGetApp(); CMainFrame* frame = (CMainFrame*)app-> m_pMainWnd; and then int selected_item = frame-> m_comboBox.GetCurSel();

Pardhu2 wrote: f(RegQueryValueEx (hKey,"DWORDSample", NULL, NULL, NULL, &dw)==ERROR_SUCCESS) { pbData = (LPBYTE)malloc(dw); RegQueryValueEx (hKey, "StringSample", NULL, &dwValType, pbData , &dw); You get the size information for "DWORDSample" and then try to retrieve the value of "StringSample"! What is the correct name of your value variable?

Karthika85 wrote: it should open a tiff file in Paint and save it as jpg file. Karthika85 wrote: What are the Windows API fnctions used to open,save and close a image file. If you need to open Paint for the purpose, why are you asking for image related Windows API ?

nikhil_86 wrote: char buf[] = "NOOB_ME" The preprocessor is not going to mess with string literals. In other words, buf is going to contain " NOOB_ME" not " 1" . The rest of your post is nonsensical. What exactly are you trying to do?

yogeshs wrote: I created a .exe How? yogeshs wrote: Any Ideas????? Yes, click on OK to terminate the application.

egerving wrote: Can anyone make this clearer using the above function as example. How about: char deviceBuffer[ 1024 ]; DWORD bufferLength = sizeof (deviceBuffer); LONG defaultDevice = ITCSCAN_GetDefaultDevice(deviceBuffer, &bufferLength);

Nevermind after looking at it again I figured out why. I still have to include int add( int x, int y) { return x + y; } in the HelloWorld.cpp file right? The tutorial didn't show this. IF thats why then whats the point of putting that other code in the header file when you could add int add( int x, int y) at the top of the HelloWorld.cpp file? Or I'm guessing you would...

transoft wrote: Do you have any experience with "wifstream"? Could you share it with me? This works for me: void main( void ) { wofstream out ( " c:\\data.dat" , ios::binary); out << 123 ; out .close(); wifstream in ( " c:\\data.dat" , ios::binary); int x; in > > x; in .close(); }

timbk wrote: hello, is there any way to declare an indexed array in base one on VC++? thanks. You can even use ten-based array: just remember to subract 10 to the index before using it inside the [] operator...

Check the call stack to trace the location of the expection on debugging!!!!

What about the 'infocardapi.dll' cited in the first error message? Does it exist on the target machine?

char **argv = NULL; argv = ( char **)malloc( 3 * sizeof ( char *)); argv[ 1 ] = ( char *)malloc(( 20 )* sizeof ( char )); argv[ 1 ] = " D:\\Input.jpg" ; cout < < argv[ 1 ]; Its working guy.