VB dll in vc++
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Hi can anyone solve the following problems: 1.I have created a dll in vb and want to integrate that in vc++, so how can i go about 'referencing' that we do in vb in the vc++ project .(to add the class created). 2.From the main window iam loading a new dialog.in the child dialog iam selecting an image and subsequently drawing that in the main window by getting the pointer to the main window.the problem is the picture gets erased on subsequent window handling like resizing , being overlapped etc.So how can i pass the image id (its being loaded from the resource) and paint them in the WM_PAINT message handler. Please help me in this regard. Thanking you. Satadru
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Hi can anyone solve the following problems: 1.I have created a dll in vb and want to integrate that in vc++, so how can i go about 'referencing' that we do in vb in the vc++ project .(to add the class created). 2.From the main window iam loading a new dialog.in the child dialog iam selecting an image and subsequently drawing that in the main window by getting the pointer to the main window.the problem is the picture gets erased on subsequent window handling like resizing , being overlapped etc.So how can i pass the image id (its being loaded from the resource) and paint them in the WM_PAINT message handler. Please help me in this regard. Thanking you. Satadru
Hi Have you built a .h (header file) with all the function,defs,and call in it? Best Wishes and Happy Holiday's, ez_way
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Hi can anyone solve the following problems: 1.I have created a dll in vb and want to integrate that in vc++, so how can i go about 'referencing' that we do in vb in the vc++ project .(to add the class created). 2.From the main window iam loading a new dialog.in the child dialog iam selecting an image and subsequently drawing that in the main window by getting the pointer to the main window.the problem is the picture gets erased on subsequent window handling like resizing , being overlapped etc.So how can i pass the image id (its being loaded from the resource) and paint them in the WM_PAINT message handler. Please help me in this regard. Thanking you. Satadru
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