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<0> NoideaWRK no, I haven't
<0> I gave up on threads when they decicded that they knew more about multi threading than I and refused to put in raw semaphores
<0> I built a couple of wrappers at Seisint for windows critical_section and mutex that we used
<1> hmmmm
<1> damn
<1> I think a raw semaphore is really what I want
<1> I've got 2 threads
<1> I want 1 thread to stall and wait for thread 2 to trigger thread 1 to start again.
<1> reading the docs, it sounded like what was available was more like, multiple threads trying to access the same data
<0> yeah, raw semphores are dangerous
<2> spin and wait for an Event?
<0> look up event, that MIGHT be what you need
<0> I should have said "dangerous"
<0> as I said, when they decided that raw semaphores were too dangerous, I just baskicly told them to **** off
<1> I don't want to spin bealtine
<1> it's such a huge waste of compute power to spin.
<3> I wanna send all messages received from a window to another one, how would i do so?
<4> SendMessage() ?
<3> whats the even
<3> t
<3> WM_ON_ANY_MESSAGE ?
<4> eh?
<4> send the message you received
<3> i wanna send ANY message, what is the event on ANY msg?
<3> the MESSAGE_HANDLER thing
<5> huh?
<4> I thought you said you wanted to send all messages received from one window and send them to a different one
<3> thats what i said
<0> peterhu call all your friends from MS and tell them they have 30 minutes to get 10 miles from MS
<5> So just send the message you received
<5> Why would you make a new one
<0> I'm launching in 24 minutes
<4> so, when you receive a message, send it to the other window
<3> i dont wanna to make another one, i just wanna know where to put the SEndMessage line
<0> how the **** are you supposed to save a web application in VSS then work on it from another system?
<3> rdragon: where do i put the SendMessage? i.e. What function is called when a window receive any message?
<5> ...
<4> oh, whatever you set up as the WndProc
<5> Might as well replace the wndproc with the other one
<5> If you're not going to do anything with the message
<4> yeah, that'd work
<3> ok, but i use those MESSAGE_HANDLER things (there is not wndproc)
<5> It's not MESSAGE_HANDLER things
<5> It's called "MFC crap"
<3> like MESSAGE_HANDLER(WM_TIMER, OnTimer)
<4> then don't use that
<3> or WTL... anyways
<3> there is nothing like MESSAGE_HANDLER(ANY, OnAnyMsg)
<4> maybe there's a way to change the WndProc
<4> since MFC is a pretty thin wrapper around win32
<3> i use WTL, and have no clue how to byp*** this
<3> I though it would be very simple to add an event
<4> I wouldn't be surprised if there was a SetWindowProc() function
<4> why do you want to redirect messages like that anyway? why aren't the messages getting received at the right place to begin with?
<3> there is like a window which is a container, that needs to redirect it to the correct window
<5> What kind of feature would require your window to forward all the messages to another window?
<3> depending on the context, it loads a different mainframe
<4> eh?
<3> i *know* its pretty ****ed up, just need to get that working real quick
<5> Can't say it's ****ed up, I didn't get what you said
<0> this whole web piece of **** is ****ing worthless in vs.net2003
<0> it can't figure out whether it wants a URL or a file
<6> Playing with asp.net?
<0> not that I'm aware of
<6> What's the web application in?
<0> I'm trying to check out our web interface project
<0> vb mostly
<6> Ah
<0> when I check it out of vss, and tell it to open the solution, it goes freaking nuts
<0> I give it the URL and it then opens a file-requestior, so I navigate down to where the vbproj file is and it says "Oh, that's a WEB project, you have to give me the url", when I click OK the only ****ing button around it just goes away
<4> hm
<6> hmm
<0> basically it's ****ed
<0> everyone here says you need to start with an empty solution THEN open from web, but when I do that it want's a file then complains it's NOT a url
<6> What happens if you enter a URL in the file textbox
<7> file:// ?
<0> it tells me to pick a file with the correct extension
<6> Tornado in Omaha
<0> no wonder their GUI is so ****ed up, they don't know HOW to do a UI, let alone a graphic one
<6> I've been doing asp.net for 3 years or so and have yet to try it through VS
<4> vawjrwrk - why are you using vs2k3 ?
<4> looks like 2k5 made a bunch of changes to the web project stuff: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/08/21/423201.aspx
<4> ah, this might shed light: http://support.businessobjects.com/documentation/product_guides/cr_net/vs_2005/html/crtsksetupdevexistingwebprojects.htm
<0> rdragon because the program was written a while back
<4> nod
<4> it looks like you have to configure up IIS to mirror the other machine before it'll really work
<0> someone else tried to conver it and it changed the source to be non-compileable
<0> I think I have
<0> but it's all crap and bull****
<4> yeah, looks like it
<0> you don't ask for a url, then open a file requestor then bitch when given the .vbproj file
<8> i need help
<8> help me pls
<8> :(
<0> wmbro read the topic
<4> wmbro I can't
<4> if it's an emergency, call 911
<8> way cant i login on cservice?
<4> because you did it wrong
<8> nop
<0> /msg x@channels.undernet.org login name p***word
<4> if you didn't do it wrong, then it would have worked
<8> it teel me somfing about an proxy
<8> no
<8> on www.cservice
<4> well, what does it say?
<4> and why #C++ ?
<0> why are you asking in here??
<9> i know vic's p***word!
<8> It seems that your web browser is not properly accepting the cookie we sent in order to authenticate you.
<8> Please check the following possible cause of this problem in order to be able to log in :
<9> i know vic's p***word!
<4> hehe
<8> wat?
<8> :(
<4> wmbro: go to #help
<4> or #cservice or something
<8> :((((((((((((((((((((
<8> k
<8> pff
<10> excuse me, how do i use std::find with std::map? or rather, how do i find a *value* in a std::map? b/c std::map::find() searches only keys... I get really verbose and difficult errors when i do std::find(my_map.begin(), my_map.end(), my_pointer);
<4> HopeSeekr - std::map has a find() member function
<4> and yes, you're meant to search by key
<4> that's what a map is for - it maps keys to values
<0> you can search for values if you need
<0> HopeSeekr so what are you actually trying to do here?
<10> k i think it's time to redesign the entire substructure then
<4> ...
<10> i was moving from CMap to std::map after the CMap part had been ported to Linux and been modified for years
<6> One winner after another
<4> are you -always- trying to search by value? because if so, then maybe that should be your key
<0> wtf is CMap ?
<10> maybe it was a CTypedPtr
<10> i dont know
<10> MFC cl***es
<10> emule -> xmule
<6> You ported an MFC cl*** to linux?
<4> heh
<6> Okay, I like MFC, and even I think that's insane
<10> JBlitzen
<10> i ported a GOOD subset of MFC to UNIX
<10> a good portion
<10> like probably 1/4
<10> i've rewritten it over the years to std::
<6> :|
<4> what are you working on?
<6> More importantly, who in god's name is letting you
<10> but back in teh day, eMule would compile w/ virtually zero modification in UNIx; you have to admit that's a feat worht admiring :)
<4> oh yeah
<4> he works on a peer2peer client
<10> to the problem at hand, gentlefolk:
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