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  Re: controlling a application throgh external key         


Author: saran.jegan
Date: May 12, 2007 20:06

On May 11, 12:07 am, r_z_aret@pen_fact.com wrote:
> I have never done any such thing, so I can't help more. I hope someone
> else will take over. But you will be more likely to get an answer you
> can actually use if you let us know what computer language and/or
> development environment you are using.
>
> On 10 May 2007 02:50:20 -0700, saran.je...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
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>>On May 10, 12:18 am, r_z_aret@pen_fact.com wrote:
>>> On 9 May 2007 05:24:46 -0700, saran.je...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>>>>hello,
>
>>>> am in need to access a application when i press an external
>>>>keypad (which i had connected to the serial port of the system and am
>>>>recieving a value at one press of the key,i can open the port and read
>>>>the value),what am need to clarify is whether there is any function
>>>>exists to open the application for each press of that external key ,if ...
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  How do I Create a new process (a console app) so that it opens in a new window?         


Author: Dave
Date: May 12, 2007 15:22

I have two console applications. I want one to launch another one so
that the new process launches in its own command window. To date,
I've only started new processes with the 'CreateProcess' call, but
that always seems to launch the new process in the same command window
as the existing one. How can I get a new one to launch?

Thanks!
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  Catching NaN exception?         


Author: mike3
Date: May 12, 2007 13:19

Hi.

Forgive me if this sounds really stupid, but how would one make this
work? See, what the program does is to create a "signaling" NaN (not-a-
number) invalid floating point value, and then to create an...
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