C / C++ / MFC

Try http://www.paintlib.de/paintlib/ There you will find a free library that appears to be fairly complete. To quote from the site: "paintlib is a portable C++ class library for image manipulation. Images can be loaded from PNG, TGA, TIFF, JPEG, BMP, PCX and PICT files and saved in TIFF and JPEG formats. Image manipulation can be done either through filters implemented in filter classes or by directly accessing the bitmap bits. Full C++ source is provided." Good luck. Al -- ================== The original message was: Hello, just a beginner question: I need to write a small application which does the following: 1. Loads a colored *.tif file 2. Removes the red color completely from the image 3. Saves the image as a black and white *.tif file How do I go on about this? TIA Best wishes, Matthias Steinbart

Check out www.freeamp.org for the source to a winamp clone has exactly what you want. ================== The original message was: Hi, where I can find a GUI toolkit to build graphical GUI like Winamp (non-rectangular dialog, bitmap) Thanks

Thanks Alex. I appreciate it. ================== The original message was: Hi! As you've already mentioned you can't use the event map in the late binding. You have to implement the event sink and then use one of the functions below to create a connection between an object's connection point and a client's sink: CComPtr::Advise(...) - using smart pointers AtlAdvise(...) - using ATL IConnectionPoint::Advise(...) - generic interface method And of course you have to Unadvise when you are done with the object. Regards, Alex Gorev, Dundas Software. ================== The original message was: I have used the class wizard to generate a wrapper class from the type library of an in process server. I can access the methods and properties by creating a dispatch like this one for both. if(((*(COleDispatchDriver*)(&m_IMCSClientEvents))).m_lpDispatch==NULL){ //UCS_MCSSERVER.EXE if (!(m_IMCSClientEvents.CreateDispatch("MCSObject.MCSObject.1", &oe))) { But how do I capture the events. Do you create a dispatch for events? If so how do you capture them? I'm confused. I suspect the answer is use the EVENTSINK_MAP. But that would require an IDC value. Since I am late binding I do not have an IDC value I am not sure how to use the EVENTSINK_MAP. Thanks in advance.

The CSplitterEx class was included in my first reply, in an attachment you should be able to get from the forum. Regards, Pascal ================== The original message was: Where I can find the SplitterEx class? ================== The original message was: You can use the SplitterEx class included instead of the standard one, and in your FrameWnd just use m_wndSplitter.ReplaceView(0, 1, RUNTIME_CLASS(CNewView)).

Hi, I'm just guessing. Have you tried WM_MDIDESTROY instead of WM_DESTROY? Martin

If you don't mind the zzz and yyy naming for the variables I think this link is what you are looking for http://users.neca.com/vmis/addget.htm ================== The original message was: I am looking for code which promotes a web site to search engines or which determines the position of a web site in a search engine. I would love to see and study some example code, so that in time, I could figure out how to actually promote a web site. Please, any response any one can give me will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Erich J. Ruth

check out CDC::GetClipBox Chris ================== The original message was: Hi, I have one application that every time that needs to draw calls a thread to do it ( it has a very sllow drawing proccess some graphical shits...). The problem that I have is..., How can I know what is the invalidated portion ? ( now when I call the thread it repaints all and it's very slow, I would like to know if it is only a portion of a window to redraw...), Is anyway to know this ? Thanks, Bye ! Braulio

http://www.codeproject.com/docview/notaskbaricon.asp ================== The original message was: Q: how to keep my application from being listed in the task manager and/or the task bar? I think this is a relatively common need, but I can't find where it's documented. Secondly, how can I force a child process of mine (with its own top level window) to be hidden from the task manager? I am not able to alter source-code for this process. Am I up a creek here? Thanks in advance! Nick Hodapp

I've heard of smart pointer, NULL pointers, and dangling pointers. But worker pointers? Nope. My guess is that they're just local pointers which are used when traversing an array or a linked list; sort of like "iterators". Anyone else have an idea? Alvaro