Hi,
I've got a progam which has a half-dozen STL headers and works fine.
I want to use a MessageBox type function. I'm not aware of any STL
thing like that. I tried to use it with the header MSDN says defines
it, winuser.h, but that wrecks things. (There's no winuser.)
I'm not surprised the .h content conflicted with STL, although I'm
using direct.h (for _getcwd) with no conflict.
Any advise would be most welcome.
TIA,
Richard 7 2393
Hi Cat,
You were right on! That got past the comile hurdle.
Now comes the DLL hurdle. I got the linker message:
unresolved external symbol __imp__MessageBoxA@16
So I've got two problems:
1. What DLL has that import symbol?
2. How do reference that DLL in the cl command?
I doing command-line builds because Visual Studio.Net threw in a slew
of .Net stuff which I don't know much about while I just wanted to run
a vanilla Win32/STL application.
Any ideas?
Regards,
Richard
Richard Lionheart wrote: Hi Cat,
You were right on! That got past the comile hurdle.
Now comes the DLL hurdle. I got the linker message: unresolved external symbol __imp__MessageBoxA@16
So I've got two problems: 1. What DLL has that import symbol? 2. How do reference that DLL in the cl command?
I doing command-line builds because Visual Studio.Net threw in a slew of .Net stuff which I don't know much about while I just wanted to run a vanilla Win32/STL application.
Any ideas?
Regards, Richard
Try link with user32.lib
Regards,
Ben
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| Hi,
|
| I've got a progam which has a half-dozen STL headers and works fine.
|
| I want to use a MessageBox type function. I'm not aware of any STL
| thing like that. I tried to use it with the header MSDN says defines
| it, winuser.h, but that wrecks things. (There's no winuser.)
|
| I'm not surprised the .h content conflicted with STL, although I'm
| using direct.h (for _getcwd) with no conflict.
|
| Any advise would be most welcome.
|
| TIA,
| Richard
|
You are off topic.
However, if you include windows.h then you can simply call ::MessageBox
see Exception::report() below.
#include "tchar.h"
#include <string>
#include <stdexcept>
#include "windows.h"
const int STATUS_FAILURE(-1);
const int STATUS_SUCCESS(0);
class Exception : public std::exception
{
std::string m_origin;
public:
Exception(std::string o, std::string s)
: std::exception(s.c_str()),
m_origin("Error in " + o) { }
virtual ~Exception() { }
/* member functions */
void report() const
{
std::string s(_T("info :\t"));
s += what();
s += "\t";
::MessageBox( 0,
s.data(),
m_origin.data(),
MB_OK | MB_ICONERROR );
} // report()
};
int main()
{
int result = STATUS_FAILURE;
bool condition = false; // false to see messagebox
try
{
if(!condition) // origin info
throw Exception(_T("main()"), _T("condition == false !"));
result = STATUS_SUCCESS;
}
catch (const Exception& e)
{
e.report();
}
return result;
}
Hi benben, You are off topic.
Why? I'm writing a Win32/STL app. Unfortunately, the most convenient
way I found to do this with Visual Studio .NET throwing a lot of c#
etc. in my way is to use VS as my editor and then running command line
compiles. But that makes debugging more difficult. The easiest I
could think of is MessageBox. But I like your exceptions approach, so
I think I'll adopt it after looking at it more closely.
if you include windows.h then you can simply call ::MessageBox
Thanks for that. Peter Julian posted the library I needed to go along
with windows.h and ::MessageBox.
see Exception::report() below.
Thanks for a correct, working example. It's much appreciated.
Regards,
Richard
Thanks, that worked great!
BTW, what if anything did you reference to know that the user32
library would satisfy external reference in things declared in
windows.h (assuming that's the case)?
Regards,
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