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Hi all, I've got a bit of a problem with my application using MSHTML. I have everything working except for the odd keystroke missing behavior when typing fast as mentioned in the subject line. I think it may have to do with the method I use to sink the...
Started by Brian on
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If you're just looking for keystrokes, can't you subclass the control?
Underneath the covers all the various connection methods (AtlAdvise, AfxConnectionAdvise, etc) all use IConnectionPointContainer and IConnectionPoint—they're just saving you typing... .
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Hello Friends
while diassembling the .Net Source Code using Reflector, I came upon the Equals implementation in the Object Class and it refers to
bool InternalEquals(object objA, object objB);
Which again refers to
internal static extern bool InternalEquals...
Started by Everest on
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BOOL ret = memcmp( (void *) (pThisRef+1), (void *) (pCompareRef+1), pThisRef->GetMethodTable... .
Comobject.cpp ):
FCIMPL2(FC_BOOL_RET, ObjectNative::Equals, Object *pThisRef, Object *pCompareRef the contents (size - vtable - sink block index).
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I have a best practices question. I realize this is subjective but wanted to ask people smarter than me if this is a common programming practice.
If you have a method of something NON-CRITICAL that you don't want to interfere with the important functioning...
Started by Seth Spearman on
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Update : There are times where you might need to sink an exception(myObject) } catch (NotInCacheException) { // If the object isn't already in the cache, then we don't have up your log file for exactly nothing....
That's my thought...
Or not...
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I will soon have finished my postgraduate studies and therefore will need to decide which way to turn once I am out in the wild. All they have been teaching us all these years was Java and various Java technologies. "Makes things portable", "Will run ...
Started by MasterPeter on
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But to be on the safe side, I think one should not focus on a single technology or programming language ... .
I don't think so, but ten years is a really long time in this field and I honestly dont think anyone is able to give an accurate guess about that .
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OK. I watch too many house hunting shows. I can't help but love those people. The specific thing that I need explained to me this time is why double sinks in a master bath are so important. What exactly are they doing in those bathrooms? What are they...
Started by mutepointe on
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But it's not hard....
I don't know why.
(yes, it has one of those safety breakers built into the cord.) (p.s...if you want that .
High that one more object will simply slide off?
Picture a bright blue ball just spinning, spinning in one sink.
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On Sat, 14 Feb 2009 07:58:19 -0700, "msifg" <gimel13@cox.net
The answer that the question was to think,
concerning rescued pumps in clammy palms,
Is gargling down the ever thirsty sink
and taking with it any hope to solve
The riddle that was wrapped...
Started by msifg on
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sink" -- but it's very unsatisfying use a central image in each half of your....
Is gargling down the ...
sink -- is fitting,
ridiculous, or cliched ("our love's gone down the drain"); I've
wavered back at the beginning that "the answer ...
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Hello Everyone !
I have the following pair of functions:
void RegisterSink( ISink & Sink ) void UnregisterSink( ISink & Sink )
Where ISink is an abstract base class. Internally, I would like to store pointers to the sinks in an std::set. When a sink is...
Started by Space_C0wb0y on
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In case of multiple inheritance the meaning of "same object object or not probably....
And sortable with std::less<> excepted if your object inherit several times from ISink while ISink is not a virtual base class in all cases.
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I just posted something about cargo ships and shipping. Last night I watched a special about Titanic. Leading to my pondering how much I don't understand about why ships float or sink.
Cargo ships and aircraft carriers obviously weigh gazillions of tons...
Started by Stoid on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at straightdope):
If you measure how far the water is from the top of the sink, and then put some coins into the glass, you'll see the ....
To get a sense of how buoyancy works, you can partially fill a sink with water, and float a glass in it.
Displace
P.S.
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Posted 11-16-2000 01:40 AM What cruise ship or ship will sink with a high death toll?
I had asked Malcolm Oliver this question via e-mail. He thinks it is interesting and it may happen sooner or later.
The last Cruise Ship to sink with a high death toll...
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Posted 11-16-2000 04:50 AM Jesse, I hope that no cruise ships will sink with a high death toll, no cruise line really wants to go through the bother of allowing its ships to sink, even if they do get of fuel, lets crash some of them"? No....
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If I call a destructor explicitly ( myObject.~Object() ) does this assure me that the object will be appropriately destroyed (calling all child destructors) ?
Ok some code:
class Object { virtual ~Object() {} }; class Widget : public Object { virtual ...
Started by Robert Gould on
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Running the destructor does not free memory....
Object Pool , which sounds like an existing implementation of your source/sink pattern yourself manually rather than using new to allocate the first object and then re-using its memory.
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