What error code do you get?

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What is the question? Please go through the guidelines HOW-TO-ASK-A-QUESTION[^] before posting the question.

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Quote:

I just got married 2 weeks ago

There you are !!! May be that's why you missing your mom.

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To get any kind of help, please post what are all things you've tried or where you stuck with code/logic.

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CP seems to be new to him...

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Please verify that the Hook got installed properly. Once the hook is installed, you should be able to get the messages. When the mouse event is received, you can check the window handle. Using that window handle, identify the class type of the window.

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You'll have to use the concept of 'hook'. Please refer to hook details here. You can use this[^] article for your reference.

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But at my end I'm getting proper output. Have a look at this[^].

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OK.

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That explains. :thumbsup: But painting stopped at around 600.

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After certain count it stopped the painting.

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Why don't you try Thread Synchronization mechanisms? Following may help you. Managed Thread Synchronization[^] How to create a Simple Lock Framework for C++ Synchronization[^]

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It seems that you're missing 'break' for

case LVN_GETDISPINFO:

switch block.

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Apart from the solution that Richard has given, I'd like to suggest you to go through the code snippet from WHILE block and ensure that the array index variable 'counter' is increased properly whenever an image is selected. Because, looking at the code snippet you gave, the index variable 'counter' is not incremented immediately after allocation index element (or you didn't include that part while pasting the code). Looking at the logic you explained, it seems that you may not be deleting the image data in the while loop. Or are you? If the user has the choice of deselecting the image, you should be able to delete the respective indexed image item, and should maintain the empty slot index data. That involves extra bookkeeping. I would suggest to give a try using STL container classes. For that, this[^][^] may help you. If possible, provide the full WHILE loop code snippet. That will help to find out memory leak (as your app is ending up much memory).

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On my machine, the code seems to be working properly in both the scenario. Please ensure that you've not set user specific rights to the locally shared folder.

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Check if this is helpful.

{
cout << fixed;
for( int i = 0; i<10; i++ ) {
double f1 = (int)(i/20);
double f2 = 3.1415*i;
double f3 = 3.1415*(f2+3);
std::cout << std::setfill (' ') << std::setw (10);
cout.width( 10 );
cout.precision( 4 );
cout << f1 << " ";
cout.width( 10 );
cout << f2 << " ";
cout.width( 10 );
cout << f3 << endl;
}

	getch();
}

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You need not to anything different at client side. The required capability needs to be implemented at server side. Your server should be able to server multiple request/connections. In your case, when server accepts the first connection, it should spawn the thread to handle the requests from the connected client and the main thread should continue listening of the socket for any new connection. Sample 1.[^] Sample 2.[^]

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What error code does sqlite3_prepare16_v2() is returning? Also check whether you're using sqlite's all the 'V2' interfaces consistently (as I see you using sqlite_prepare16_V2()). For error code details have a look at this[^].

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Also some books have CDs with them. Check whether the book you're referencing provides one.

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