I'm glad to hear it is working now! :)
Is the manifest file only being used to get the
enhanced XP common controls? If that is the case you
should specify a resource id of 1 for the manifest
file in your .rc script file and it should work at
startup.
Mike H.
--- bj <address@hidden> wrote:
i got the program name.
char* programname
=GetCommandLine();//GetCommandLine(); was what i
used before, anyone can set programname to ""
GetModuleFileName(NULL,programname,MAX_PATH);
now the exe file can create its own manifest file
beside itself before it
shows any windows, but even if it shows the window
it doesn't use the
manifest file. so you have to restart it again to
see it use the manifest.
so i need the restartable program.
On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 04:10:46 +0800, Rob Landley
<address@hidden> wrote:
> On Thursday 05 October 2006 3:28 pm, Laurens
Simonis wrote:
>> D_FONT),RT_RCDATA);
>> > and at finally it worked!!! thank you very
much!!
>> > to all, how does one code a c program that
knows its executable name
>> and
>> > can restart itself?
>>
>>
>> The executable name can be found in argv[0] I
think. Starting an exe can
>> be done with system();
>>
>> #include <stdio.h>
>>
>> int main(int argc, char **argv)
>> {
>> printf(argv[0]);
>> return 0;
>> }
>
> That's a little oversimplified. The path isn't
reliably in there, and
> the
> executable might not be in $PATH. On linux, you
can exec /proc/self/exe
> and
> expect it to work. (I don't do Windows.)
>
> Also, system() washes stuff through "/bin/sh",
which spawns an extra
> process
> and it's a child process rather than a restart.
On Linux you want one
> of the
> exec() family of calls (man exec). Possibly
execvp();
>
> Rob
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