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Manuel Costa
How the hell do i convert System::IntPtr to HDC?
manuel
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Mattias Sjögren
How the hell do i convert System::IntPtr to HDC?
Call IntPtr::ToPointer() and cast the result to HDC.
Mattias
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Manuel Costa
I think that i have a compilation problem by mixing old code with new
directives for .net. (HDC)(int) returns an undifined value.
Any guess or suggestion to trace down the problem and find a possible
workaround?
manuel
directives for .net. (HDC)(int) returns an undifined value.
Any guess or suggestion to trace down the problem and find a possible
workaround?
manuel
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ismailp
See below:
HWND hwnd = (HWND)textBox1->Handle.ToPointer();
HDC hdc = GetDC(hwnd);
IntPtr dc = hdc;
HDC hdc_ = (HDC)dc.ToPointer();
ReleaseDC(hwnd, hdc_);
XXXPtr value types have a "ToPointer()" method, which give you a
"void*". You can convert void* to HWND, or HDC, which are actually
void*.
Ismail
HWND hwnd = (HWND)textBox1->Handle.ToPointer();
HDC hdc = GetDC(hwnd);
IntPtr dc = hdc;
HDC hdc_ = (HDC)dc.ToPointer();
ReleaseDC(hwnd, hdc_);
XXXPtr value types have a "ToPointer()" method, which give you a
"void*". You can convert void* to HWND, or HDC, which are actually
void*.
Ismail
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Manuel Costa
It does not work.
Casting to HDC gives me an undifined value.
In this project i had some other weird problems like a stack overflow when a
specific constructor was invoked. I'm almost sure it is a problem with the
default directives for the .net compliance.
manuel
Casting to HDC gives me an undifined value.
In this project i had some other weird problems like a stack overflow when a
specific constructor was invoked. I'm almost sure it is a problem with the
default directives for the .net compliance.
manuel