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Further help for an application project
I have already gave a question about a project i have. You can see if interested the thread at https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21857834/Verifying-the-source-code.html. I tried to followed the accepted answer but since i don't have the appropriate knowledge for MFC i need some further help. I want to be guided on the message handlers am about to use as well as what to include on CDialogView, CDoc, CView etc...
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I am completely satisfied on how the demo works. But i don't know how to structure the source code given to be ok in MFC environment. I know you told me to you hookservice.h and hookservice.cpp as it is but i don't know at which parts of the MFC structure to use them. And what to add in order to be ok.
Sorry if i'm making this confusing. I will give open other threads as well in order to give more points, if only i receive the help i need to finish with this thing.
Sorry if i'm making this confusing. I will give open other threads as well in order to give more points, if only i receive the help i need to finish with this thing.
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Is there anyone willing to help? Or is something not understood clearly?
>>knowledge for MFC i need some further help
I will suggest to have a look at some basic MFC tutorials first to understand skeleton and structure of MFC program. It seems you have confused with MFC and Win32 API. As its very much difficult for you if u intent to implement this without knowing MFC. Have a look at www.codeguru.com and www.codeproject.com for this kind of tutorials. Here are some links for you for basic MFC :
http://www.codersource.net/codersource_mfc_prog.html
http://devcentral.iftech.com/articles/MFC/default.php
http://www.functionx.com/visualc/index.htm
>>I know you told me to you hookservice.h and hookservice.cpp as it is but i don't know at which parts of the MFC structure to use them.
1) what I have suggested you to just first create a Dialog Box based application using Visual Studio Wizard. Your basic MFC dialog project will get generated with src.
2) Now as said hookservice.h and hookservice.cpp includes those functions abt hooks you need to add src files in project and include header file 'hookservice.h' where you want to use functions.
3) I suggest you to use this functions first on this simple dialog based application. Just create simple dialog with start stop buttons. Add code on event handers of this using class wizard to incoke start hook service and stop hook service functions.
-MAHESH
I will suggest to have a look at some basic MFC tutorials first to understand skeleton and structure of MFC program. It seems you have confused with MFC and Win32 API. As its very much difficult for you if u intent to implement this without knowing MFC. Have a look at www.codeguru.com and www.codeproject.com for this kind of tutorials. Here are some links for you for basic MFC :
http://www.codersource.net/codersource_mfc_prog.html
http://devcentral.iftech.com/articles/MFC/default.php
http://www.functionx.com/visualc/index.htm
>>I know you told me to you hookservice.h and hookservice.cpp as it is but i don't know at which parts of the MFC structure to use them.
1) what I have suggested you to just first create a Dialog Box based application using Visual Studio Wizard. Your basic MFC dialog project will get generated with src.
2) Now as said hookservice.h and hookservice.cpp includes those functions abt hooks you need to add src files in project and include header file 'hookservice.h' where you want to use functions.
3) I suggest you to use this functions first on this simple dialog based application. Just create simple dialog with start stop buttons. Add code on event handers of this using class wizard to incoke start hook service and stop hook service functions.
-MAHESH
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Ok, thanx for the comments added Mahesh. One last thing...if available can you provide me with any links with examples or tutorials for start/stop buttons? Unless if it's something i haven't understood well, i tried to find some examples with what you told me but i haven't.
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how you want to modify existing application and what output you expect etc etc.....
-MAHESH