You cannot use any type of images with a sobel operator. If you use a 8U image as the source then the destination image needs to be 16S (not even 16U) because of some overflow issue then you can transform if back to 8U at will.

Maybe, it would be better (possible) to collect your c2-pointers to a vector<c1*> vC1; instead ? :) virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

Good catch :)

It was so surprising to me when i found that actually these two methods (CMFCRibbonBaseElement::SetRect and CMFCRibbonBaseElement::GetRect) do nothing, even after creating your ribbon element and put it in the ribbon menu you can't retrieve the dimensions of your element with CMFCRibbonBaseElement::GetRect and the only thing it gives is a rect object with zero dimentions :doh:

0. Try to analyze the sent messages to the view window by clicking using Spy++ 1. Elsewise - Derivate your own control from CMFCSpinButtonCtrl (like CMFCRibbonSpinButtonCtrl ;) ) to implement your own reaction for: afx_msg void CYourCtrl::OnLButtonUp(UINT nFlags, CPoint point) { if (CMFCSpinButtonCtrl::m_bIsButtonPressedUp) { // ... for example a message at MainFrame } else if (CMFCSpinButtonCtrl::m_bIsButtonPressedDown) { // ... for example a message at MainFrame } CMFCSpinButtonCtrl::OnLButtonUp(nFlags, point); } virtual void BeHappy() = 0; modified on Thursday, March 11, 2010 5:12 AM

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Yes, you could use your CWnAppEx::SaveState(..) and CWinAppEx::LoadState(...) :) virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

failed :( Best Regards

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I Found Answer By my self ,And It was about the method m_wndBarOutlook.SetMode2003(TRUE); Because in the sample program of MSDN in the 2003 style and XP Mode it changes the way I like I never think of that to have this style I should use it the following way m_wndBarOutlook.SetMode2003(FALSE);

Syntax error in CONSTRAINT clause.

Amir_m wrote: of course I know But The Release Method of CComPtr Class is a private method and compiler does not let me to use it. No, it's not private. The following compiles fine: CComPtr<IStream> spStream; spStream.Release(); Steve

The missing symbol the compiler was looking for was CreateXmlReader, I know the compiler indicated that the problem was in your dialog class, it's a common red herring, but once you know how to read these linker error messages, it gets easier :-) If adding a library path instead (if all you have is the .lib file), you will want to check that the library is added for debug and release builds. Configuring a project dependency as in the previous solution is thus best. Conrad - The world waits for you to stick your neck out, it's not easy. But once you actually stand up, you do get noticed. http://www.plcsimulator.org/

I Think I could make my problem more clear by the following code: class CMyAppDlg : public CDialog { MSXML2::IXMLDOMDocumentPtr m_pXMLDoc; _RecordsetPtr m_pRs;//PRs is a ADO record set .... }; CString fileName(_T("C:\test.xml")); m_pXMLDoc->load(fileName.AllocSysString()); //so I am looking for a method like m_pRs m_pXMLDoc->ExecuteXQuery(_T("My XQuery Statement")); of course any other solution that gives me a record set of My XQuery will be useful too