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 - Drop down lists? Is there a function to create drop down lists in VC++ 6? If you how do you get the user to choose between a long list of options without filling up all the form in a ugly fashion? Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220713
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 - Unicode to Ascii help needed I am using VC++ 6.0 and am trying to convert a Unicode string to an ASCII string and I don't know how. The Unicode string is contained in a CString class. DSoes anyone know hoe to do this? Thanks, Joe Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220711
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 - Outlook API Does anyone know if there is a way (an API function) to set an email contacts catagory using a C++ program. Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220710
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 - Template compilation bug I am having trouble compiling a template class in VC6. Whenever any functions are defined and I try to compile, VC hangs.... the "stop build" icon is available but it does nothing and I have to shut down VC from Task Manager. Is this a well known problem? Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220705
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 - Command line error in debug mode Hello, I have project in VS6.0. Now i upgrade to VS.NET and try compile my project. The automatic conversion is function fine. Also at end of debugging i was received error message : "Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument" Can anyone help my ? Thanks Nicholas mikulas_ke@centrum.sk Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220704
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 - About the thread-safe of New Operator? Is the new operator of C++ thread-safe? -- -------- Tel:0571-87951792 yyj@vico-lab.com Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220703
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 - locking activex dll Hi, I have a COM DLL which I tend to use via vbscript inside HTML. Now the problem is, once downloaded on user's computer, he can copy it and start distributing on other site!!! Is ther a way of locking the dll to a particular site so that its not usable by other means? Thanks Deepesh Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220697
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 - About changing the icon of network driver. I'm writing some program In it, I connect network drive using WNetAddConnection2 function It works well. And I want to change the icon of that network drive in explorer to my own icon If then, I can easily find out which one is connected by my program Is it possible? If, how can I Please, show me the codes Thanks. Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220688
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 - Ancient C routines in C++ .NET Class Lib Hi, I need to use ancient C routine in a C++ .NET Class lib, so that the code becomes accessable in a .NET application. I keep getting a name mangling problem on some functions: Calculator error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "double __cdecl cos(double)" (?cos@@$$J0YANN@Z) Can anybody tell me how I can get this app going??? Tanx, Hans Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220687
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 - how to get OLE link from Item object Im unable to resolve the problem. So plz try to help me.I will descibe u my requirment here. Problem description: Im writing a custom DLL based on MAPI. Which will send mails. So my problem here is I want to send the outlook item as an Attachment. So for that insted of usaing Attachments.Add method(which is provided by outlook Object Model), Im using a property by which u can assign the "outlook Item" to a member variable. ex: m_AttachObj= item (Im using this, insted of creating attachments collection object, as Im sure that there will be only one attachment as per our requirment). Here If I use Attachments.Add method it will add the attachment as an OLE link. Here im taking m_AttachObj as a CComVariant. So in order to add this(item/m_AttachObj) as an attachment, How do u want me to proceed. Here, clearly I cant get the Filename as item will never have any filename so that I can convert it to a stream, (i.e) using OpenStreamOnFile(). So my worry is how to get an OLE link or ole object from the item thats been assigned to a object varibale from outlook client. I guess u got the problem. Feel free to ask me any questions if you are unable to understand my problem. In breif Im trying to get the outlook item and send them as an attachment. Any sort of help will be appreciated. Regards Satish Jupalli Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220684
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 - fatal error c1033 Hi, While compiling my project, I'm getting the error message, "fatal error C1033: cannot open program database X:\... \debugu\vc60.pdb. I'm getting this while I open the project from the clearcase view. If I copy the project locally, I'm able to compile without any problem. Anybody has a clue of what could be the problem. Thanks & Regards, Arun Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220680
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 - partial vs full (is this standard?) If you want to define a member function from a partially specialized class, you MUST predeclare the partial specialization, but if you want to define a member function of a fully specialized class, you MUST NOT predeclare the full specialization. example // full specialization template <int a> struct P { void f(); }; // uncomment this and get an error /* template <> struct P<0> { void f(); }; */ template <> void P<0>::f() {} // partial specialization template <int a, int b> struct S { void f(); }; // comment this and get an error template <int a> struct S<a, 0> { void f(); }; template <int a> void S<a, 0>::f () {} Lucas/ Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220679
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 - compiling code written in vc++ v1.1 in v6.0 I've got a data acquisition and instrument control program written long ago in VC++ 1.1, that I now want to be able to build in v6.0. I've tried opening a new workspace, and inserting the old project. I've tried opening a new workspace, and inserting the individual files. I can get the code to compile, but I get link errors. I've tried using the static MFC switch, as well as the dynamic DLL. I'm not at the machine with the compiler right now, and I don't have the specific link errors handy right now. It looks to me like I may have to do an interim upgrade of the project? Like from v1.1 to v4.0 first, then up to 6.0? Anybody have a suggestion? Be gentle, I haven't done much with VC++ for a few years. Thanks. Rob Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220678
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 - source code for VB Randomize Hi, Recently, we need to convert an VB-coded program to VC-coded program. However, we're facing a problem. Our VB program use the statement "Randomize" and "Rnd". VC's "srand()" and "rnd()" statements will not generate the same result as VB's "Randomize" and Rnd" statement. Does any one know the assembly or C/C++ code that generate the same result as we use VB's "Randomize" and "Rnd". Can any one kindly help me? -- Best regards, Tan Kheh Wan System Engineer DeltaKnot Sdn Bhd - "Security Starts Here !" --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.537 / Virus Database: 332 - Release Date: 11/6/2003 Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220673
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 - STL equiv of Java ByteArrayOutputStream Hi, I've been under the Java umbrella for the past few years and have recently moved back to C++. I'm trying to remember how all the C++ stream objects work and would like to find one that works similar to Java's ByteArrayOutputStream. I need to serialize some data to (and from) a byte stream for tranmission over a com link. I'm sure it's out there but I can't find it. Could someone tell me which animal out of the stream zoo I could use? Thanks, Dave. Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220672
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 - undeclared identifier All, I could use some direction here. I am learning C++, although I have programmed in C for some time. I am also working with ATL objects and have been doing quite well. My problem is that I am getting "Undeclared Identifiers" on function names and structures for NetWkstaUserGetInfo, NetApiBufferFree, and others although I have <windows.h> and <lm.h> included. I looked at <lm.h> and it includes <lmwksta.h> which has the actual definitions in it. I have used the API call GetUserName with success. My question is what in the blazes am I doing wrong? TIA, Justin Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220661
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 - Protocols used by CAsyncSocket (Datagram) Hi, I know that protocol used by CAsyncSocket (or CSocket) in Datagram configuration is UDP. I'd like to known the other protocols used during the communication and principally the initialization or "connection" phase. Any information making the relation between CAsyncSocket connection steps and the protocol used would be great! Something like : CAsyncSocket::Create() : ::Master:: ::Slave:: 1- ARP[Data ...] 2- ARP[Data ...] 3- UDP[Data ...] 4- UDP[Data ...] CAsyncSocket::Write(): ::Master:: ::Slave:: 1- UDP[Data ...] I search a way to easily implement IP (IP/UDP, IP/ICMP, ... ) and ARP in a hardware device (uC) and respond correctly to connection, initialization request from a PC using CAsyncSocket (or CSocket) with Datagram. I dont want TCP (To complex for uC). Thanks, Hugo Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220654
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 - Killing a process Is there anyway to get a list of all open processes by name and search for and kill selected processes? Sort of like automating the windows task manager. The system is Windows 2000 but it would be nice to run it on an NT 4 system. Thanks for any suggestions. Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220651
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 - Deriving a DLL Location I have a DLL that needs to calculate a checksum over itself every time it is called. How can I derive the DLL name and location from within the DLL itself? Thanks anyone. Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220638
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 - USB Interface & disconnection notice?? Is there a way to detect a USB disconnection from within code? We have a USB->Serial adapter for serial communication. We have drivers that were written for serial ports. When we unplug and reconnect the Serial side, things pick up where they left off in code. When we unplug the USB side from the PC, the our driver stops working. I'm thinking its because the USB port loads/unloads the correct driver depending on what device connects to it. But in our case, its a cable emulating a serial port. Any ideas on how to detect the disconnect from code? It seems that if we can detect the disconnection, we can simply unload/load our DLL and things should work correctly. All ideas are greatly appreciated. TIA. -C Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220636
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 - mystical warning with += Hi The following code gives me a mystical warning when compiled with Level 4 (/W4) warnings on in VisualStudio .NET 2003. I cant understande why. Tested it with Comeau online (http://www.comeaucomputing.com/tryitout/) and it gives me no warnings. Can someone explain this ??? /David typedef unsigned char BYTE; typedef unsigned short WORD; int main() { WORD Checksum1=0; WORD Checksum2=0; BYTE* Buffer=new BYTE[10]; for (int i=0; i!=10; ++i) { Buffer[i]=4; } for (int i=0; i!=10; ++i) { Checksum1+=Buffer[i]; // warning Checksum2=Checksum2+Buffer[i]; // OK } } warning C4244: '+=' : conversion from 'int' to 'WORD', possible loss of data Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220630
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 - Directory size Other than getting the size of individual files and adding them is there a way to get the total size of the directory's content? Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220626
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 - Is this syntax ok? Hello all What is the difference between Method 1 and Method 2 below? Is Method 2 safe to use? typedef short Word; typedef unsigned char Char; int nAllocSize = large number; //Method 1 crashes in my machine for large nAllocSize Word* pShort = (Word*)malloc(nAllocSize*sizeof(Word)); //Method 2 seems ok even if nAllocSize is large Word* pShort; Char* pChar = (Char*)malloc(nAllocSize*sizeof(Char)*2); pShort = (Word*)pChar; Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220619
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 - AUTOEXP.DAT C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDev98\Bin\AUTOEXP.DAT ; AutoExp.Dat - templates for automaticially expanding data ; Copyright(c) 1997 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. ;--------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; While debugging, Data Tips and items in the Watch and Variable ; windows are automatically expanded to show their most important ; elements. The expansion follows the format given by the rules ; in this file. You can add rules for your types or change the ; predefined rules. Whether typecasting, use of indirection operator (*) or address-of operator (&) is supported in AutoExp.dat file? We can use it in watch window but we have to change the variable name. If we can make it in AutoExp.dat file then we just have to move the mouse pointer over the variable and it will show up its value. For example we have an expression similar to this: (wchar_t*)(*((long*)((variable).m_pbaseString)+1)),su Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220616
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 - ansi c compilation How do i get the strictest ansi-compilation on vs 6.0? It should be what correspends as closely to gcc -wall -pedantic -ansi as possible, thx. /Michael Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220613
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 - why timer not fired in console application? Hi, all, I created one timer in one console application, and this timer associated with one timer-function. This console application also printed some string at console screen. Now the problem is that the timer funcion never fired though the timer was really created successfully because the timer ID was valid. But if I created one separate thread and created the timer within this thread, then all things OK. Why? We shouldn't create timer in console thread that interacts with user? Any one could answer me? Thanks. aling -- Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220610
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 - why timer not fired in console application? Hi, all, I created one timer in one console application, and this timer associated with one timer-function. This console application also printed some string at console screen. Now the problem is that the timer funcion never fired though the timer was really created successfully because the timer ID was valid. But if I created one separate thread and created the timer within this thread, then all things OK. Why? We shouldn't create timer in console thread that interacts with user? Any one could answer me? Thanks. aling -- Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220609
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 - How to compile large programs like emacs in /CLR mode? I want to try to compile emacs using /CLR. If I have 5 dozen different source code modules does this necessarily translate to 5 dozen different DLLs? What does 5 dozen different dlls do to image activation time? Presently emacs compiles with MSVC6. The makefile first compiles and links a program called temacs.exe. Then it runs a program called addsection that edits the executable program to add a new section. Then the newly edited temacs.exe loads and compiles a b(l)oat load of lisp programs which then writes the compiled pCode to the section created by program addsection and then writes a new executable with the compiled lisp code now in the executable. Whew! That is amazing! What is even more amazing is also works with the gcc compile on windows and linux and dozens of other OSes. So how would you alter the makefile compile with /CLR for Win2K? Would you rewrite the lisp virtual machine to use the .NET VM and rewrite the lisp compiler to produce MSIL and save the MSIL in dlls? Uggghhh... Is there not an easier way? Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220604
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 - How to retrieve an executable's build date? Hello: I would like to add the date my EXE file was built (i.e. created) to the About box. I thought I had it solved with the code snippet at the end of this e-mail, but I just found out today that it does not work on Windows 98. Namely, the call to FindFile() returns FALSE; Any ideas. TIA. Michael CString CMyApp::GetExecutableDateStamp(strWorkingDir) { CString strError = ""; CString strFile = ""; CString strMsg; FileFind fileFind; strFile.Format("%s\\AB2000.exe", strWorkingDir); if(!fileFind.FindFile(strFile)) { strFile.Format("%s\\Release\\MyApp.exe", m_strWorkingDir); if(!fileFind.FindFile(strFile)) { strMsg.Format("%s\n\n%s\n\n%s", "Problem getting the date-stamp for MyApp.", "Unable to access the file at:", strFile); AfxMessageBox(strMsg); return strError; } } CFile appFile(strFile, 0); CFileStatus status; VERIFY(appFile.GetStatus(status)); CString strDateStamp; strDateStamp.Format("%d-%d-%d %02d:%02d", status.m_mtime.GetMonth(), status.m_mtime.GetDay(), status.m_mtime.GetYear(), status.m_mtime.GetHour(), status.m_mtime.GetMinute()); return strDateStamp; } Tag: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument Tag: 220598
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 - Try on this update from MS --frqlsxuwtkzxkbbp Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="jiiltdrghi"; type="multipart/alternative" --jiiltdrghi Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="ayanisdbgqbtapr" --ayanisdbgqbtapr Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Microsoft User this is the latest version of security update, the "November 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which fixes all known security vulnerabilities affecting MS Internet Explorer, MS Outlook and MS Outlook Express as well as three newly discovered vulnerabilities. Install now to protect your computer from these vulnerabilities. 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Hello,

When i was debug the project i receive this error message :-( Why ? It is
bug in VS.NET ? I saw a lot of "/I" switch without path argument, also why
:-(
This same project is functional in VS 6.0
Please help me.

Nicholas

Command Lines
Creating temporary file
"C:\DOCUME~1\miki\LOCALS~1\Temp\RSP000003.rsp" with contents
[
/Od /I "..\common\src" /I "..\tcl-8.0\generic" /I "..\tk-8.0\generic" /I
"..\tk-8.0\xlib" /I "\DDK\inc" /D "_WINDOWS" /D "DEBUG" /D "WIN32" /D
"_DEBUG" /D "DEBUG_MEM" /D "NEED_SNPRINTF" /D "SASR" /FD /EHsc /MLd
/YX"stdafx.h" /Fp".\Debug/rat.pch" /Fo".\Debug/" /Fd".\Debug/" /FR".\Debug/"
/W3 /c /ZI ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I
../common /I ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I
../common /I ../common /I ../common /I
process.c
mbus_control.c
main_control.c
codec_compat.c
cmd_parser.c
]
Creating command line "cl.exe @C:\DOCUME~1\miki\LOCALS~1\Temp\RSP000003.rsp
/nologo"

Output Window
Compiling...
cl : Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument

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Re: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument by Nick

Nick
Fri Nov 21 13:05:31 CST 2003

It seems that you're missing an argument for the last /I in your command
line.

You might also want to look at why you have so many "/I ../common".

Nick

"Mikulas Kankula" <kankula@kosice.upjs.sk> wrote in message
news:eROlI3EsDHA.3456@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hello,
>
> When i was debug the project i receive this error message :-( Why ? It is
> bug in VS.NET ? I saw a lot of "/I" switch without path argument, also why
> :-(
> This same project is functional in VS 6.0
> Please help me.
>
> Nicholas
>
> Command Lines
> Creating temporary file
> "C:\DOCUME~1\miki\LOCALS~1\Temp\RSP000003.rsp" with contents
> [
> /Od /I "..\common\src" /I "..\tcl-8.0\generic" /I "..\tk-8.0\generic" /I
> "..\tk-8.0\xlib" /I "\DDK\inc" /D "_WINDOWS" /D "DEBUG" /D "WIN32" /D
> "_DEBUG" /D "DEBUG_MEM" /D "NEED_SNPRINTF" /D "SASR" /FD /EHsc /MLd
> /YX"stdafx.h" /Fp".\Debug/rat.pch" /Fo".\Debug/" /Fd".\Debug/"
/FR".\Debug/"
> /W3 /c /ZI ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I
> ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I
> ../common /I ../common /I ../common /I
> process.c
> mbus_control.c
> main_control.c
> codec_compat.c
> cmd_parser.c
> ]
> Creating command line "cl.exe
@C:\DOCUME~1\miki\LOCALS~1\Temp\RSP000003.rsp
> /nologo"
>
> Output Window
> Compiling...
> cl : Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument
>
>
>
>

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Re: Command line error D2004 : '/I' requires an argument by James

James
Fri Nov 21 15:21:33 CST 2003

"Nick Savoiu" <savoiu@ics_.uci_.edu_> wrote in message
news:untFtLGsDHA.2448@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> You might also want to look at why you have so many "/I ../common".

I'm betting those were originally something like:
/I "../Common Files/Library1"
/I "../Common Files/Library2"
/I "../Common Files/Library3"
etc.

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