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Software2007
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 Posted - 12 Feb 2008 : 15:10:53
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Hello,
My company purchased Charting tools for our application (Visual C++) about 4 years ago. Our application which was developed in VC++ 6.0 works fine, but, when I upgraded to visual Studio 2005, I ran into a problem. One part of the application is to be able to control our software from a Pocket PC, which sends message Commands using PostMessage() function. This part doesn't work anymore. Does anyone have an idea?? I even try to push the QC button manually using the PostMessage() function, but don't let me....However, all this works fine in 6.0. Is there a QC upgrade needed to be compatible with new windows VC++ API?
Thanks
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quinncurtis
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Posted - 12 Feb 2008 : 16:08:16
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Sorry, but we can't really follow what you describe.
Are you using our Graphics Class Libraries for MFC ? Did you rebuild the libraries as describe in the GCL and MFC 7.0 topic ?
Can you reproduce any problems using our standard example programs?
Exactly how is a button involved. What Quinn-Curtis functions are involved.
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Software2007
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Posted - 14 Feb 2008 : 09:37:54
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Yes, I am using Graphics library for MFC.
Yes, I did recompile.
I realized that the I lost the shortcuts to the QC buttons in my application. For example, pushing "R" from the keyboard doesn't push the Record button anymore... Is there a quick example that I can look at to test this theory in Visual studio 2005..... This has to be related to my previous post about the buttons not receiving commands which are nothing but literal "I","R"...and so on.
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quinncurtis
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Posted - 14 Feb 2008 : 10:41:17
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Sorry, but I don't think we can be of much help. We stopped development work on the MFC/C++ software family (WIN-BMC-100, WIN-BMC-200, WIN-MFC-210) in early 2000, when there was still only VS 6.0. While we still run our examples with newer versions of VS to test compatbility, we don't know that much about differences in MFC in VS after that. We focus on the .Net and Java programming environments now.
We aren't sure how you are assigning shortcuts to the buttons, since I believe that is not something we explicitly support. If you can point us to somthing in one of our manuals that talks about assigning shortcuts to buttons, that would help. The only GLC example program that uses one of our buttons is the RTSplit example program. Are you sure that the shortcuts are not something that you implement external to our controls?
We would recommend that you just replace your buttons with standard Windows toolbox buttons. Those are going to be supported no matter what the revision of VS.
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Software2007
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Posted - 14 Feb 2008 : 12:00:12
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I will write a simple example program to reproduce the problem, and I will get back to you.
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VC++ 8.0 and QC
