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[Dev-C++] Clipboard copy/paste detection

[Scott B. <doo...@ya...>]

Hello everybody,
 
I am currently writing a program to detect clipboard copy/pastes.
The copy detection part works fine - all I need to do for that is add a clipboard viewer to the clipboard viewer chain like this:
 
hNextView = SetClipboardViewer(hwnd);
    SendMessage(hNextView,WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD,0,0);
 
Then, when I get a WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD message in WindowProcedure(),
I can call GetClipboardOwner(). This gives me a handle to the window which does the copying to the clipboard.
 
However I now need to find a way of detecting paste events and getting a handle to the program that the clipboard pastes to, in the way that GetClipboardOwner() returns a handle to the program which copies to the clipboard. 
 
Does anybody have any ideas as to how this could be done ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
Scott

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[Dev-C++] A callback to destroy the application

[<jal...@go...>]

OS: MSW-XP
GTK+: 2.6.X

Hi!
I have implemented all the callbacks without much problem. However,

terminating the application using the 'top-right' window button, the

application stopts but it is still running in the background.
I have written this callbacks to handle this problem, but to no avail:

gtk_signal_connect(GTK_OBJECT(TopWidget), "delete-event",
                   GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC(SystemQuit), NULL);

gtk_signal_connect(GTK_OBJECT(TopWidget), "destroy",
                   GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC(SystemQuit), NULL);



Is it because I am using MSW and it sends a different event than UNIX,

or is it because I have written the callbacks wrongly?

Thanks

Re: [Dev-C++] Message Box

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

I don't know anything about gtk, but let me guess:

Your linke:
    GtkWidget* label, dialog;
should look like:
    GtkWidget *label,*dialog;

It should be noted that when declaring variables, the * always binds
right, i.e. to the variable and not to the type!

/Per W

On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 jal...@go... wrote:

> OS: MSW-XP
> GTK+: 2.0.X
>
> Hi!
> In my application there are several buttons that are no active, yet. What
> I would like to do is
>
> to display "Info" Dialog Box when the user selects one of the inactive
> Buttos.
> I do this I have witten a function that goes like this:
>
> void Message(){
> GtkWidget* label, dialog;
> dialog = gtk_message_dialog_new(
>  (GTK_WINDOW(TopWidget),         //Parent
>  GTK_DIALOG_MODAL | GTK_DIALOG_DESTROY_WITH_PARENT, //Flags
>  GTK_MESSAGE_INFO,              // Icon
>  GTK_BUTTONS_OK,                // Button label
>  Under construction");          // Message
> }
>
> But this gives me an error that says:
> main.hpp:27: error: no match for 'operator=' in 'dialog =
> gtk_message_dialog_new(0u,
>
> (GtkDialogFlags)3u, GTK_MESSAGE_INFO,  GTK_BUTTONS_OK, ((const
> char*)"Under construction"))'
> C:/Dev-Cpp/include/gtk-2.0/gtk/gtkwidget.h:164: note: candidates are:
> _GtkWidget&
>
> _GtkWidget::operator=(const _GtkWidget&)make.exe: *** [main.o] Error
> 1Execution terminated
>
> What am I doing wrong?!! anybody?
> Thanks
>
>
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[Dev-C++] Message Box

[<jal...@go...>]

OS: MSW-XP
GTK+: 2.0.X

Hi!
In my application there are several buttons that are no active, yet. What
I would like to do is

to display "Info" Dialog Box when the user selects one of the inactive
Buttos.
I do this I have witten a function that goes like this:

void Message(){
GtkWidget* label, dialog;
dialog =3D gtk_message_dialog_new(
 (GTK_WINDOW(TopWidget),         //Parent
 GTK_DIALOG_MODAL | GTK_DIALOG_DESTROY_WITH_PARENT, //Flags
 GTK_MESSAGE_INFO,              // Icon
 GTK_BUTTONS_OK,                // Button label
 Under construction");          // Message
}

But this gives me an error that says:
main.hpp:27: error: no match for 'operator=3D' in 'dialog =3D
gtk_message_dialog_new(0u,

(GtkDialogFlags)3u, GTK_MESSAGE_INFO,  GTK_BUTTONS_OK, ((const
char*)"Under construction"))'
C:/Dev-Cpp/include/gtk-2.0/gtk/gtkwidget.h:164: note: candidates are:
_GtkWidget&

_GtkWidget::operator=3D(const _GtkWidget&)make.exe: *** [main.o] Error
1Execution terminated

What am I doing wrong?!! anybody?
Thanks

[Dev-C++] Nice buttons

[<jal...@go...>]

OS: MSW-XP
GTK+: 2.0.X

Hi!
I've noticed that some of the buttons showed in the gtk documentation
have an icon with them, for instance the 'Cancel' button has an red

'X' next to it, likewise the 'OK' button has a folded arrow.
What do I do to get the same nice look on my buttons?

Thanks

[Dev-C++] Windows DDK

[Paul D. <pa...@po...>]

Hi all,

Can you tell me if there is a DDK avaiable that can be used to create 
Windows drivers? The Microsoft one costs quite a lot of money for the XP 
version and I don't want it THAT bad!

Cheers,

Paul

Re: [Dev-C++] Debug

[<ric...@gm...>]

I've done that (that's the default mode) but I get the same problem

I can't add a watch to a variable and every time I turn a breakpoint on, de 
debug mode stops working


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Martin Doucha" <nex...@qu...>
To: <Dev...@li...>
Sent: Friday, June 03, 2005 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Debug


> ric...@rc... wrote:
>
>> Every time I trie to debug my program I get a message that there isn't 
>> any debug information and ask if I would like to turn on this feature, I 
>> say yes it compiles but every thing stays the same, I press debug, I get 
>> the same message, I say yes, ...
>>  I've look in the help, I've configured the options, but I get always the 
>> same result,
>>  What can I do?
>
> In Project Options dialog click Compiler tab. Click Linker in the left 
> list and set Strip executable to No and Generate debugging information to 
> Yes in the right list. Click OK and then click Execute/Rebuild All in the 
> menu to completely recompile the project (or use toolbar icon or keyboard 
> shortcut instead).
>
> Make sure that Strip executable is set to No because it overrides both 
> debugging and profiling information settings. Also make sure that you 
> completely rebuild the project because if you do not, the debugging 
> information will be incomplete and useless.
>
>
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Re: [Dev-C++] Getting started with Irrlicht

[Alessandro B. <ale...@is...>]

Download  Irrlicht Engine SDK 0.9 devpak from devpaks.org (in 3D 
graphics category): it contains all needed (libraries, template, 
examples, etc.) to develop Irrlicht applications.
Alessandro

Infinity wrote:

>I'm a newbie so I apologize in edvance for anything stupid I might say.
>
>I have another question. I have tutorial by Andy Spurgeon who says
>that there is folder DevCpp in Irrlicht\lib which contains
>  * libIrrlicht.a // the Irrlicht library
>  * libjpeg.a // the Independant JPEG group library
>  * libz.a // the zlib compression library
>You may gues that I don't have that folder. He also says that if we don't have it, we should compile
>it ourselves but he doesn't says
>which files needs to be compiled. So, that brings me to you guys.
>Hope someone knows and is willing to share it with me.
>Thanks, Infinity
>
>  
>

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[Dev-C++] Getting started with Irrlicht

[Infinity <inf...@ne...>]

I'm a newbie so I apologize in edvance for anything stupid I might say.

I have another question. I have tutorial by Andy Spurgeon who says
that there is folder DevCpp in Irrlicht\lib which contains
  * libIrrlicht.a // the Irrlicht library
  * libjpeg.a // the Independant JPEG group library
  * libz.a // the zlib compression library
You may gues that I don't have that folder. He also says that if we don't have it, we should compile
it ourselves but he doesn't says
which files needs to be compiled. So, that brings me to you guys.
Hope someone knows and is willing to share it with me.
Thanks, Infinity

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[Dev-C++] Distinctions between "Thinking In C++" and DEV-C++

[Farzan H. <far...@ho...>]

Hi,
Recently,I have faced two distinctions between "Thinking In C++" from =20
Bruce Eckel and DEV-C++.
He says when you declare a class in side another class (making nested =20
classes), it does not
mean that the inner class is a friend for the outer one at all and you =20
must do like the
following code to make the inner class, friend for the outer one:

class outer
{
     public:
	class inner;   // An incomplete definition.
	friend inner;  // Making the inner class,friend. ("friend class inner" i=
s =20
illegal).

	class inner
	{
	    // class body....
	};
};

But DEV-C++ 5 does not let you do so and instead if you define a class =20
inside of the other
one, the inner class will automatically become friend for the outer class=
. =20
And a more strange
stuff: When you use DEV-C++ 4, the compiler obeys the Bruce Eckel's manne=
r =20
to handle this
situation. So what is happening....????

And one furture contrast:
Bruce Eckel says that static const data members use internal linkage (lin=
k =20
ordinary consts)
and this lets you define them inside the header file of you class. But =20
static data members
must be defined just one time so they should be defined in the =20
implementation file of the
class. But DEV-C++ does not allow you to define static const data members=
 =20
inside header
files.

Now I want to know the reason of these two differences. What is the rule =
=20
of ISO C++?
Thanks,


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[Dev-C++] RE: Fullscreen windows

[HERBERT B. <MAI...@MS...>]

To make a window fullscreen, do what you normally do to make a window. =
Then, take out the WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW and replace it with

WS_MAXIMIZE | WS_POPUP

That'll give you fullscreen. I just figured that out yesterady.

To Per W: Thanks for the help with stretching the bitmaps and the =
keyboard input. Problem solved!

Re: [Dev-C++] Pics and keyboards

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

1) StretchBlt() can resize a bitmap while drawing it.
2) Hook WM_KEYDOWN message for processing arrow keys

If it wasn't possible to do these things with Win32 API, what API do you
think just about all existing Win32 applications use? Current .NET
applications plays on top of Win32 so they too are based on Win32 API
functionality.

/Per W

On Sat, 4 Jun 2005, HERBERT BELL wrote:

> I have two problems:
>
> 1.) Is there a way to stretch a bitmap in a window? I have one (540x405 pixels) that I want to stretch across a 1024x768 window without increasing the size of the app by using a huge bitmap.
>
> 2.) How do you get keyboard input? I want to be able to use the arrow keys to move another bitmap around the window.
>
> Can either of these be done using the Win32 API?

[Dev-C++] Pics and keyboards

[HERBERT B. <MAI...@MS...>]

I have two problems:

1.) Is there a way to stretch a bitmap in a window? I have one (540x405 =
pixels) that I want to stretch across a 1024x768 window without =
increasing the size of the app by using a huge bitmap.

2.) How do you get keyboard input? I want to be able to use the arrow =
keys to move another bitmap around the window.

Can either of these be done using the Win32 API?

Re: [Dev-C++] what is the use of templates

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

It is just "default settings" for a couple of different application types.

The specifiy compiler options, linker directives, ... and give you a
short stub program to start with.

/Per W

On Sat, 4 Jun 2005, sylvain zorman wrote:

> I a new developer, and I naively wonder what is the matter of templates
> in C:\Dev-Cpp\Templates.
> thanks,
> sylvain

[Dev-C++] Using Sockets

[Daniel R. <mae...@ya...>]

hi,
I am new programming with Dev-c++ and I was trying to
create a project that communicates using sockets. I
have done this managing windows message queue, but I
want to do it using wxWidgets for a fast development.
I have encountered a great deal of problems to do so
by using either wxSockets or wxTCPxxxx and the help
isn´t really helpfull in this matter. If anyone has an
example of how to use them I would be really
greatfull. Thanxs in advance,

Daniel L.

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[Dev-C++] what is the use of templates

[sylvain z. <sz...@wa...>]

I a new developer, and I naively wonder what is the matter of templates 
in C:\Dev-Cpp\Templates.
thanks,
sylvain

[Dev-C++] How to use NeoEngine

[Infinity <inf...@ne...>]

I'm a newbie, so I apologize in edvance for everything stupid I might say.

I searched Google for NeoEngine functions but I found only short tutorial. Does anyone has full (or
at least some) list of functions or/and instructions of how to use it?

                                  Infinity

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[Dev-C++] full screen app in windows

[Andrei R. T. <and...@gm...>]

hello list,

i want to open an windows app as fullscreen. Is that possible? What are 
the parameters that I have to give to CreateWindow() function?

thank you,
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Re: [Dev-C++] Debug

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

strip removes comments and type information from the binary.

For a reliease build, there is very little garbage that may be removed
from the binary. For a debug build, huge amounts of extra data is stored
in the binary - path and name to all source files, data types and
addresses of all variables, names and parameter information for all
functions etc, etc.

/Per W

On Fri, 3 Jun 2005, Alfred P. Reaud wrote:

> What does strip executable actually do?  I use this option during a
> compile for a release, along with full optimizations.  However it only
> seems to decrease the executable size minimally.
>
> --- Martin Doucha <nex...@qu...> wrote:
>
> <snip>
> > Make sure that Strip executable is set to No because it overrides
> > both
> > debugging and profiling information settings. Also make sure that you
> >
> > completely rebuild the project because if you do not, the debugging
> > information will be incomplete and useless.
> <snip>
>
>
> Alfred P. Reaud

Re: [Dev-C++] Debug

[Alfred P. R. <al...@ya...>]

What does strip executable actually do?  I use this option during a
compile for a release, along with full optimizations.  However it only
seems to decrease the executable size minimally. 

--- Martin Doucha <nex...@qu...> wrote:

<snip>
> Make sure that Strip executable is set to No because it overrides
> both 
> debugging and profiling information settings. Also make sure that you
> 
> completely rebuild the project because if you do not, the debugging 
> information will be incomplete and useless.
<snip>


Alfred P. Reaud
 

Re: [Dev-C++] Debug

[Martin D. <nex...@qu...>]

ric...@rc... wrote:

> Every time I trie to debug my program I get a message that there isn't 
> any debug information and ask if I would like to turn on this feature, 
> I say yes it compiles but every thing stays the same, I press debug, I 
> get the same message, I say yes, ...
>  
> I've look in the help, I've configured the options, but I get always 
> the same result,
>  
> What can I do?

In Project Options dialog click Compiler tab. Click Linker in the left 
list and set Strip executable to No and Generate debugging information 
to Yes in the right list. Click OK and then click Execute/Rebuild All in 
the menu to completely recompile the project (or use toolbar icon or 
keyboard shortcut instead).

Make sure that Strip executable is set to No because it overrides both 
debugging and profiling information settings. Also make sure that you 
completely rebuild the project because if you do not, the debugging 
information will be incomplete and useless.

[Dev-C++] Setting up Dev-Cpp for cygwin????

[Thom D. <tho...@co...>]

Hi,
I'm a Dev-C++ newbie, so I apologize in advance...

I've looked through what documentation I could find, and while it does 
say that it is possible to hook the cygwin GNU compilers into Dev-C++, I 
cannot figure out how to do it from the little bit of instructions that 
I found. Can anyone give me a step-by-step to make cygwin my default 
compiler?

Thanks,
Thom

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