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In this article I will describe the attributes of files such as archive, directory, hidden, normal, read only, system, temporary. These all attributes are in the Boolean form(means a file is in hidden mode or not etc).
Beside this I will also discuss that how to get the size of a file, Get the full path of a file.All these Information will be get or Set by OS System services. Get the File Size. GetFileSize is the API in Windows System service which provide us the size of file in bytes or 0xFF... |
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Explore the design and rationale for the new C++/CLI language introduced with Visual C++ 2005. Use this knowledge to write powerful .NET applications with the most powerful programming language for .NET programming.... |
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C++ attributes in Visual Studio .NET are used to generate C++ code through attribute providers. Attribute providers generate code for COM classes, and the code is injected by the C++ compiler at compile time. This has the effect of reducing the amount of code that you need to write. In addition, with C++ attributes you no longer need to maintain separate IDL and RGS files, which makes project management simpler. This article explains C++ attributes, the process used by the attribute provider to ... |
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This is a very brief note on associating a bitmap image with a component or user control from a Managed C++ project. The C# technique is more straightforward and is already documented in the standard help. Doing this in C++ is initially a pain, because there are few (if any) sample projects around, that do this. It took me quite a while to find a post on one of the newsgroups that provided the solution. Once you know what to look for, you'll find the right posts, so the idea of this article is j... |
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C++ attributes in Visual Studio .NET are used to generate C++ code through attribute providers. Attribute providers generate code for COM classes, and the code is injected by the C++ compiler at compile time. This has the effect of reducing the amount of code that you need to write. In addition, with C++ attributes you no longer need to maintain separate IDL and RGS files, which makes project management simpler. This article explains C++ attributes, the process used by the attribute provider to ... |
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