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Long time since I wrote anything using naked Win32 API. However, if the
WM_PAINT isn't for your specific control, shouldn't you call any default
WM_PAINT code?

/Per W

On Wed, 9 Mar 2005, tichy wrote:

> Hi everybody,
> I am new on this list because I'am newby to dev-cpp programming too.
> Earlier I did my C/C++ progs with CBuilderX or BCB but all over the time =
my
> favorite
> language was Pascal (with Delphi). I have a bit expierience with Win32 AP=
I,
> but when
> I start to use dev-cpp the steairs seams to grown up.
> My api uses a tab controll asociated with main window.
> There are some other controls too asociated with the main window (ie. sta=
tus
> bar)
> standing visible all the time. Other controls visibility hangs on tab ind=
ex.
> On the page called "gobos" I have listbox to choose file/directory and a
> small static window to display
> choosen image file. This is made on LBN_DBLCLK msg.
> Code to display bitmap is executed on WM_PAINT event. Here is it:
>     case WM_PAINT:
>     {
>      if(int iPage =3D TabCtrl_GetCurSel( g_hwndTab )=3D=3D 3)
>      {
>
>      HDC hdc =3D BeginPaint(g_hwndBMP, &ps);//pobierz hdc celu
>      if(hdc =3D=3DNULL)MessageBox(g_hwndMain,"brak kontekstu","",MB_OK);
>      HDC memoryDC =3D CreateCompatibleDC( hdc );//kreuj =BCr=F3d=B3owy hd=
c
>      GetClientRect(g_hwndBMP, &rcClient);
>      HBITMAP bmp =3D CreateCompatibleBitmap( hdc, rcClient.right,
> rcClient.bottom );
>      HBITMAP oldBmp =3D (HBITMAP)SelectObject( memoryDC, g_bmp );//przypi=
sz
> bitmap=EA do kontekstu
>      BitBlt( hdc, 0, 0, rcClient.right, rcClient.bottom, memoryDC, 0, 0,
> SRCCOPY );
>      SelectObject( memoryDC, oldBmp );
>      DeleteDC( memoryDC );
>      DeleteObject( bmp );
>      EndPaint(g_hwndBMP, &ps);
>      }
>
>    GetClientRect(g_hwndMain, &rcClient);                      WHEN I OMIT
> THIS THREE PROCEDURES
>    InvalidateRect(g_hwndMain, &rcClient, TRUE);          THE MAIN WINDOW
> OPENS EMPTY
>    UpdateWindow(g_hwndMain);                                    AND GRAYE=
D
>
>    break;
>
> g_bmp points to bitmap loaded from file on LBN_DBLCLK.
>
> My problem is that since I've added this OnPaint event as shown upper, al=
l
> tab control rectangle does not refresh at all,
> and listbox doesn't refresh itself too -  initially there are only its it=
ems
> (strings) visible untill I refresh it with mouse pointer;
> and drawn image flickers.
> Controls asociated with other tab's pages refreshes randomly.
> Where are the faults?
>
> Andrzej Kry=F1ski
> http:\\tichy.fm.interia.pl  (for polish readers only)
>
>
>
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Hi everybody,
I am new on this list because I'am newby to dev-cpp programming too.
Earlier I did my C/C++ progs with CBuilderX or BCB but all over the time =
my
favorite
language was Pascal (with Delphi). I have a bit expierience with Win32 AP=
I,
but when
I start to use dev-cpp the steairs seams to grown up.
My api uses a tab controll asociated with main window.
There are some other controls too asociated with the main window (ie. sta=
tus
bar)
standing visible all the time. Other controls visibility hangs on tab ind=
ex.
On the page called "gobos" I have listbox to choose file/directory and a
small static window to display
choosen image file. This is made on LBN_DBLCLK msg.
Code to display bitmap is executed on WM_PAINT event. Here is it:
    case WM_PAINT:
    {
     if(int iPage =3D TabCtrl_GetCurSel( g_hwndTab )=3D=3D 3)
     {

     HDC hdc =3D BeginPaint(g_hwndBMP, &ps);//pobierz hdc celu
     if(hdc =3D=3DNULL)MessageBox(g_hwndMain,"brak kontekstu","",MB_OK);
     HDC memoryDC =3D CreateCompatibleDC( hdc );//kreuj =BCr=F3d=B3owy hd=
c
     GetClientRect(g_hwndBMP, &rcClient);
     HBITMAP bmp =3D CreateCompatibleBitmap( hdc, rcClient.right,
rcClient.bottom );
     HBITMAP oldBmp =3D (HBITMAP)SelectObject( memoryDC, g_bmp );//przypi=
sz
bitmap=EA do kontekstu
     BitBlt( hdc, 0, 0, rcClient.right, rcClient.bottom, memoryDC, 0, 0,
SRCCOPY );
     SelectObject( memoryDC, oldBmp );
     DeleteDC( memoryDC );
     DeleteObject( bmp );
     EndPaint(g_hwndBMP, &ps);
     }

   GetClientRect(g_hwndMain, &rcClient);                      WHEN I OMIT
THIS THREE PROCEDURES
   InvalidateRect(g_hwndMain, &rcClient, TRUE);          THE MAIN WINDOW
OPENS EMPTY
   UpdateWindow(g_hwndMain);                                    AND GRAYE=
D

   break;

g_bmp points to bitmap loaded from file on LBN_DBLCLK.

My problem is that since I've added this OnPaint event as shown upper, al=
l
tab control rectangle does not refresh at all,
and listbox doesn't refresh itself too -  initially there are only its it=
ems
(strings) visible untill I refresh it with mouse pointer;
and drawn image flickers.
Controls asociated with other tab's pages refreshes randomly.
Where are the faults?

Andrzej Kry=F1ski
http:\\tichy.fm.interia.pl  (for polish readers only)



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Hi,

I've managed to solve my problem with .RC files. (had to include .h
files in the .rc which I didn't do...)
however, thanks any possible replies (I'm on digest :) and I try to stay here.

tom

-- 
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Typ81 custom '84

Don't the instructions say to remove the older version first???  The rest of 
us didn't have this problem that I know of.
Verne

> Hello,
> I am encountering something strange about the integrated Web Updater.
>
> I have ver 4.9.9.1 and want to upgrade to 4.9.9.2. After connecting to the 
> default server (planetmirror.com), I can select the update (941kb), and 
> download it. I then try to install it, and I get a message like:
> "Devcpp is currently open, close it first and retry"
>
> (Well, of course it's open, since I'm currently using the embedded update 
> module...)
>
> So, nevermind, I close DevCpp, but I can still not install it: the same 
> dialog box keeps popping in ("Devcpp is currently open,..."). If I hit 
> "Abandon", I get then another message box that says "self updating" with a 
> error sign, OK button, that's it.
> But nothing changed, still 4.9.9.1... (checked)
>
> (Of course, I made sure I had no other instance open...)
>
> So here are the questions:
>
> -Where (path) is the downloaded package stored before installation. It's 
> not that it's too big, but I just hate using bandwith for something I 
> already have on my HD.
> Is it the file "DevCpp.Update" that appeared, just about 942 kb ...?
>
> - If it is, how do I use (install) it ? Just rename to .exe ? Pass it to 
> "updater.exe" ? Maybe it could be an idea giving some clues about that in 
> the devcpp online help...
>
> - Am I the only one to have problems with that, or is it a known bug ?
>
> This is not the first time I have problems to update DevCpp, previously, I 
> silently downloaded the entire package on bloodshed.net, but this time I 
> thought I might tell about it, cause I think it is a great functionality, 
> it works fine for updating other things than the devcpp kernel.
>
>
> Thanks to the team.
>
>
>
>
>
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Marek Januszewski a =E9crit :
> if you're running w2k then in task manager you'll see that it could be=20
> still running in memory for a very short period afre you closed it. so=20
> click retry couple more time and see if it helped. the program that ask=
s=20
> you to close dev-c++ is not dev-c++, it's another process launched by=20
> dev-c++. I know that some people experienced problems if they installed=
=20
> dev-c++ in path with spaces like c:\program files\dev-cpp - this is=20
> known bug.

Yep, that's it, it's not w2k, but XP, but it is indeed "c:\program files"=
. I should=20
have known it, since the title bar of the second dialog box (the one that=
 says "self=20
installing") was "c:\program" ...

> there are some substantial differences from 4.9.9.1 - for example new=20
> mingw with gcc 3.4.2. So you may want to try clean uninstall and then=20
> using installer to install 4.9.9.2. After you install, I would also=20
> recommend upgrading gdb to 6.3.1 -=20
> http://www.devpaks.org/show.php?devpak=3D184 . It fixes some problems w=
ith=20
> debugging (version 5 has problems with binary formats). gdb version 6=20
> also fixes the problem with setting breakpoints in constructors

Thanks for the advice.

>> -Where (path) is the downloaded package stored before installation.=20
>> Is it the file "DevCpp.Update" that appeared, just about 942 kb ...?
>=20
> correct. just rename it to devcpp.exe. it's also available here:

Ok, just did it.

> http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/dev-cpp/devcpp.exe
> if you have devcpp.map from previous version, please remove it or=20
> replacing it with this one:
> http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/dev-cpp/devcpp.map

The map file was correctly downloaded with the updater previously.

Looks like the bug that made files names messing up in the left pane when=
 going full=20
screen has gone ! Congratulations !

Thank you for helping, I'm now going on with 4.9.9.2...

seb_kramm wrote:
> Hello,
> I am encountering something strange about the integrated Web Updater.
> 
> I have ver 4.9.9.1 and want to upgrade to 4.9.9.2. After connecting to 
> the default server (planetmirror.com), I can select the update (941kb), 
> and download it. I then try to install it, and I get a message like:
> "Devcpp is currently open, close it first and retry"
> 
> (Well, of course it's open, since I'm currently using the embedded 
> update module...)
> 
> So, nevermind, I close DevCpp, but I can still not install it: the same 
> dialog box keeps popping in ("Devcpp is currently open,..."). If I hit 
> "Abandon", I get then another message box that says "self updating" with 
> a error sign, OK button, that's it.
> But nothing changed, still 4.9.9.1... (checked)

if you're running w2k then in task manager you'll see that it could be 
still running in memory for a very short period afre you closed it. so 
click retry couple more time and see if it helped. the program that asks 
you to close dev-c++ is not dev-c++, it's another process launched by 
dev-c++. I know that some people experienced problems if they installed 
dev-c++ in path with spaces like c:\program files\dev-cpp - this is 
known bug.
there are some substantial differences from 4.9.9.1 - for example new 
mingw with gcc 3.4.2. So you may want to try clean uninstall and then 
using installer to install 4.9.9.2. After you install, I would also 
recommend upgrading gdb to 6.3.1 - 
http://www.devpaks.org/show.php?devpak=184 . It fixes some problems with 
debugging (version 5 has problems with binary formats). gdb version 6 
also fixes the problem with setting breakpoints in constructors

anyway, unless you have you dev-c++ in path with spaces, when you close 
your dev-c++, click retry couple more times and it should work

> 
> (Of course, I made sure I had no other instance open...)
> 
> So here are the questions:
> 
> -Where (path) is the downloaded package stored before installation. It's 
> not that it's too big, but I just hate using bandwith for something I 
> already have on my HD.
> Is it the file "DevCpp.Update" that appeared, just about 942 kb ...?

correct. just rename it to devcpp.exe. it's also available here:
http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/dev-cpp/devcpp.exe
if you have devcpp.map from previous version, please remove it or 
replacing it with this one:
http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/dev-cpp/devcpp.map
this is debug info and it has to match version of exe

> 
> - If it is, how do I use (install) it ? Just rename to .exe ? Pass it to 
> "updater.exe" ? Maybe it could be an idea giving some clues about that 
> in the devcpp online help...

just rename it to devcpp.exe

> 
> - Am I the only one to have problems with that, or is it a known bug ?

first please let me know if the above helped

> 
> This is not the first time I have problems to update DevCpp, previously, 
> I silently downloaded the entire package on bloodshed.net, but this time 
> I thought I might tell about it, cause I think it is a great 
> functionality, it works fine for updating other things than the devcpp 
> kernel.

aside from that, I found a problem with updating packman.exe.
if you look here:
http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/devcpp/
there's PackMan.exe and Packman.exe.
I believe webupdate points to PackMan.exe which is older version.
the newer is Packman.exe

we're working on moving this repository to sf.net

--
thanks,
Marek

Hello,
I am encountering something strange about the integrated Web Updater.

I have ver 4.9.9.1 and want to upgrade to 4.9.9.2. After connecting to the default 
server (planetmirror.com), I can select the update (941kb), and download it. I then 
try to install it, and I get a message like:
"Devcpp is currently open, close it first and retry"

(Well, of course it's open, since I'm currently using the embedded update module...)

So, nevermind, I close DevCpp, but I can still not install it: the same dialog box 
keeps popping in ("Devcpp is currently open,..."). If I hit "Abandon", I get then 
another message box that says "self updating" with a error sign, OK button, that's it.
But nothing changed, still 4.9.9.1... (checked)

(Of course, I made sure I had no other instance open...)

So here are the questions:

-Where (path) is the downloaded package stored before installation. It's not that 
it's too big, but I just hate using bandwith for something I already have on my HD.
Is it the file "DevCpp.Update" that appeared, just about 942 kb ...?

- If it is, how do I use (install) it ? Just rename to .exe ? Pass it to 
"updater.exe" ? Maybe it could be an idea giving some clues about that in the devcpp 
online help...

- Am I the only one to have problems with that, or is it a known bug ?

This is not the first time I have problems to update DevCpp, previously, I silently 
downloaded the entire package on bloodshed.net, but this time I thought I might tell 
about it, cause I think it is a great functionality, it works fine for updating other 
things than the devcpp kernel.


Thanks to the team.

Hi,

I'm new to dev-cpp and win32 programming (switched from
djgpp/rhide/dos programming). I learn the first steps form the
forger's tutorial, and I progress well.
however, I ran into difficulties with .rc files. the problems I ran into:
- I could not compile the .rc files in the tutorial (getting error on
the STYLE and the DEFPUSHBUTTON, PUSHBUTTON, etc defs)
- I've tried to make a .RC file with openwatcom resource editor, but
still I got similar errors
- I've tried to make a compiled .RES file with openwatcom r.e. again,
still no success
- I've also tried to dig some resource editors, but did not find a useable one
- I've looked for .RC syntax documentation, but didn't find any...
so...
what am I doing wrong ? :)))
is there a grafical resource editor I can use with devcpp?
is there a detailed description for .rc files to be used with devcpp ?

tia,
tom

-- 
Coupe Quattro '89
Typ81 custom '84

Greatings, dev-cpp-users,

Is anyone use Dev-CPP with cygwin compiler and gdb?
When I try to debug, follows happen:
- first of all, output log look like bad (no new line without CR(0x0d))
- I couldn't copy all text from output (menu item "copy" is disabled) :-(
- message "frames-invalid" appear many times in log during debuging
- editor don't show currently executing line (but watched variables
displaying normally)

Sorry about bad Eng :-) if any-one can understand it, I'll be very
thankfull for help. I understand all, but can't say anyting (like a
dog :-))))

-- 
Best Regards,
Victor

I don't know anything about the gls package, so I can't give specific
instructions.

However, have you specified which libraries your project should use. It
isn't enough to add the path to the gls library files. If you need a
library libgls.a, you have to add a parameter -lgls to the linker options,
or the linkage will fail.

/Per W

On Wed, 9 Mar 2005, Johan Parmler wrote:

> Hello
>
> I am a new user of C and I am trying to make the gsl package to work. I
> have used the Package manager to install the GSL package.
>
> Then I want to compile and run the program
>
> #include <stdio.h>
> #include <gsl/gsl_sf_bessel.h>
>
> int
> main (void)
> {
>   double x = 5.0;
>   double y = gsl_sf_bessel_J0 (x);
>   printf ("hej");
>   return 0;
> }
>
>
> I have added paht:s to the gls in the "Directory" menu in compiler
> options.
>
> It does not work anyway?
>
> Have anyone else has the same problem?
>
> /Johan Parmler
>

Hello
 
I am a new user of C and I am trying to make the gsl package to work. I
have used the Package manager to install the GSL package. 
 
Then I want to compile and run the program
 
#include <stdio.h>
#include <gsl/gsl_sf_bessel.h>
 
int
main (void)
{
  double x = 5.0;
  double y = gsl_sf_bessel_J0 (x);
  printf ("hej");
  return 0;
}
 
 
I have added paht:s to the gls in the "Directory" menu in compiler
options.
 
It does not work anyway?
 
Have anyone else has the same problem?
 
/Johan Parmler

Hi all,

Question as subjected. I probably would like to develop some Winsock
applications with DevC++ on Winscok application (no GUI, only console mode
and therefore I think DevC is a pretty good choice)

tks
Leom

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Run your file creation process via CRON (on *nix systems) or Task
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All files are given a file name with the current date of creation.

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  Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 12:26 PM
  Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] This is a test only


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  On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Verne H. Bohlender wrote:

  > This is a test only to see if I'm actually reaching Dev C++ and the =
others in the group.
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  > Love this work so hope I can reach it this way and perhaps help =
others and learn more myself.  I've Visual Studio, Borlands and Dev C++ =
which I love.
  >
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On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 14:42:52 -0500, Verne H. Bohlender
<ve...@sy...> wrote:
>  
> This is a test only to see if I'm actually reaching Dev C++ and the others
> in the group. 
>   
> Love this work so hope I can reach it this way and perhaps help others and
> learn more myself.  I've Visual Studio, Borlands and Dev C++ which I love. 
>   
> Verne

We will love you even more if you go for text posts.

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On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Verne H. Bohlender wrote:

> This is a test only to see if I'm actually reaching Dev C++ and the others in the group.
>
> Love this work so hope I can reach it this way and perhaps help others and learn more myself.  I've Visual Studio, Borlands and Dev C++ which I love.
>
> Verne

apparently your email client doesn't yet support mind reading... you'll
have to populate your email in one of the old fashioned ways

This is a test only to see if I'm actually reaching Dev C++ and the =
others in the group.

Love this work so hope I can reach it this way and perhaps help others =
and learn more myself.  I've Visual Studio, Borlands and Dev C++ which I =
love.

Verne

The "new post" window probably didn't stay open long enough to write the
subject line ;)

/Per W

On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, Eric wrote:

> it is just so simple to add a subject line
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Koos" <koo...@po...>
> To: <dev...@li...>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 3:53 AM
> Subject: [Dev-C++] (no subject)
>
>
> Hi,
>
> My program has a problem, when I compile and run even the simplest of programs, the text window doesn't
> stay open. I have ticked the option in the tools menu but it makes no difference. I have also tried
> running the latest ver. of Dev.
> I'm running win xp prof. with sp2.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks
> Koos
>
>
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it is just so simple to add a subject line

----- Original Message -----
From: "Koos" <koo...@po...>
To: <dev...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 3:53 AM
Subject: [Dev-C++] (no subject)


Hi,

My program has a problem, when I compile and run even the simplest of programs, the text window doesn't
stay open. I have ticked the option in the tools menu but it makes no difference. I have also tried
running the latest ver. of Dev.
I'm running win xp prof. with sp2.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Koos

When the program is done running, the window closes.

Insert something like a #include <cstdlib>, then at the end system("PAUSE"),
or a #include <iostream> and then at the end cin.peek(), then whack a few
character keys when you are done looking at the output.

Alternatively, run your stuff from Cygwin bash or cmd.exe windows.

-----Original Message-----
From: dev...@li...
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Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 6:53 AM
To: dev...@li...
Subject: [Dev-C++] (no subject)


Hi,

My program has a problem, when I compile and run even the simplest of
programs, the text window doesn't stay open. I have ticked the option in the
tools menu but it makes no difference. I have also tried running the latest
ver. of Dev.
I'm running win xp prof. with sp2.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Koos 




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Very impressive! Nice work!

-----Original Message-----
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Westermark
Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 11:00 PM
To: Alfred P. Reaud
Cc: Dev-Cpp UserList
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Fibonacci numbers / unsigned long long int


Nothing wrong with the long long int declaration.

However, MinGW is using Microsoft libraries, and the Microsoft libraries
doesn't understand the "%llu" formatting parameter. Instead, "%I64u" must
be used to print 64-bit numbers. Since the x86 architecture stores lowest
byte first, "%llu" becomes "%lu" and the least significant 4 bytes gets
printed and the most significant 4 bytes are left on the stack for
following printf parameter declarations to use...

/Per W

On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, Alfred P. Reaud wrote:

> It appears you may be exceeding the length of a 32 bit int, which is what
probably happened with the long long int declaration.  Try declaring long
long instead of long long int for Fibonacci.  Interesting bug!
>
> Dion Bouwer <dio...@in...> wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> unsigned long long int Fibonacci[numFibs];
>
> <snip>
>
>
>
>
> Alfred P. Reaud
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Not quite!

long long is actually an abbreviation for long long int. The compiler is
supposed to look at them both as being identical tokens.

-----Original Message-----
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Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Fibonacci numbers / unsigned long long int


It appears you may be exceeding the length of a 32 bit int, which is what
probably happened with the long long int declaration.  Try declaring long
long instead of long long int for Fibonacci.  Interesting bug!

Dion Bouwer <dio...@in...> wrote:
<snip>
unsigned long long int Fibonacci[numFibs];

<snip>



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