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Re: Simple MFC question. Jason Hooper22-Apr-02 5:33 Jason Hooper 22-Apr-02 5:33  Yeah.. I didn't explain myself correctly. I plan to use the registry anyway, but I just wonder where the best place is to put the settings after I pull them from the registry. - Jason (SonorkID 100.611) "The sort of guy who'd give the kid an extra scoop of ice cream free if he was an ice-cream man"       - Nish, on Chris Maunder Re: Simple MFC question. User 988522-Apr-02 5:45 User 9885 22-Apr-02 5:45  I tend to place the view specific settings in the View class and the document specific settings in the Doc class. And any setting that is common to all views/docs (if it is an MDI), in the App or MainFrame. Thomas modified 29-Aug-18 21:01pm. Re: Simple MFC question. l a u r e n22-Apr-02 5:47 l a u r e n 22-Apr-02 5:47  errrrr oooops situations to avoid #37: "good morning ... how many sugars do you take in your coffee ... and what was your name again?" coming soon: situations to avoid #38: "...and the dog was there too?" Directly calling framework... Jamie Hale22-Apr-02 5:04 Jamie Hale 22-Apr-02 5:04  How do we feel about directly calling framework handlers? I'm talking about setting up a DC and calling OnPaint(). I'm talking about calling the WM_COMMAND handler for a specific menu item. Personally, I find this quite lazy. What should be done it to create a routine that does the required action, and then have both the framework handler and the user code call the routine. Am I psycho? J Re: Directly calling framework... l a u r e n22-Apr-02 5:08 l a u r e n 22-Apr-02 5:08  ummmmm maybe u should change ur name to jamie bates? situations to avoid #37: "good morning ... how many sugars do you take in your coffee ... and what was your name again?" coming soon: situations to avoid #38: "...and the dog was there too?" Re: Directly calling framework... Jamie Hale22-Apr-02 5:12 Jamie Hale 22-Apr-02 5:12  lauren wrote: ummmmm maybe u should change ur name to jamie bates? That would be a "yes" then? J Re: Directly calling framework... User 988522-Apr-02 5:47 User 9885 22-Apr-02 5:47  Somehow, I find this a little less elegant. Works nevertheless Thomas modified 29-Aug-18 21:01pm. Re: Directly calling framework... Paul M Watt22-Apr-02 6:05 Paul M Watt 22-Apr-02 6:05  I think that it is fine, as long as only your class can call the framework handlers directly. The way that I look at it, is you are combining common functionality into one place. That common code needs to be accessed. Do what makes the most sense for the situation. Whether it is sending a message to the window and letting the message handlers process the message, or calling the framework handler directly. Build a man a fire, and he will be warm for a day Light a man on fire, and he will be warm for the rest of his life! Messages Rage22-Apr-02 4:48 Rage 22-Apr-02 4:48  Hi ! In my current MFC source code, I have two classes, the usual "MainDlg" and .. euhm ..let´s say "A", which is not a CDialog based class, but another kind of class running separately (in its own thread). In a function of A, I send a message with PostMessage(MSG_MYMESSAGE,35,47); and I´d like to get it in my MainDlg. A way to do this is to declare : <br /> BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CMainDlg, CDialog)<br /> //{{AFX_MSG_MAP(CMainDlg)<br /> ON_MESSAGE(MSG_MYMESSAGE, OnMyMessage)<br /> //}}AFX_MSG_MAP<br /> END_MESSAGE_MAP()<br /> This triggers the OnMyMessage() function, but i do not know where to find my two parameters 35 and 47 (that is, the WPARAM and LPARAM), and I really need them. So, is there any way to get these parameters ? Thanks 4 your help. RaGe Unfortunately, brute-force solutions tend to be slow even when performed by modern-day microcomputers, which are capable of several MIPS except when I'm late for an appointment and want to finish a compile and run just one more test before I leave, in which case the crystal in my computer is apparently designed to automatically revert to 1 Hz. -- Michael Abrash Re: Messages l a u r e n22-Apr-02 5:00 l a u r e n 22-Apr-02 5:00  your header file message map entry should look like: afx_msg LRESULT OnInitTimer(WPARAM wParam,LPARAM lParam); your cpp file function dec should look like: LRESULT C8028CDlg::OnInitTimer(WPARAM wParam,LPARAM lParam) { wada wada } the lParam and wParam are the numbers you want situations to avoid #37: "good morning ... how many sugars do you take in your coffee ... and what was your name again?" coming soon: situations to avoid #38: "...and the dog was there too?" Re: Messages Rage22-Apr-02 5:10 Rage 22-Apr-02 5:10  hi ! Thank you for the tip, lauren, it works fine ! RaGe MFC application and JavaScript 22-Apr-02 4:30 22-Apr-02 4:30  How may I run a javascript code from my MFC application (which manages XML files) ? Does-it exist a way to interface 'jscript.dll' ? Re: MFC application and JavaScript Michael P Butler22-Apr-02 5:04 Michael P Butler 22-Apr-02 5:04  Have a read of http://www.microsoft.com/mind/defaulttop.asp?page=/mind/0297/activescripting.htm&nav=/mind/0297/inthisissuecolumns0297.htm It's a good starting point for implementing active scripting in your application. Michael Windows CE & ListView ov22-Apr-02 4:14 ov 22-Apr-02 4:14  How can I change the height of the row in report-mode of the ListView? The simple way with WM_MEASUREITEM is not working. Or, maybe, there is another way in WinCE to display a list of my own items? I need something like TODAY screen, but with the same row's height for all rows and with scrolling. With the best regards, Vitaly. Re: Windows CE & ListView l a u r e n22-Apr-02 5:05 l a u r e n 22-Apr-02 5:05  i think you have to do owner draw stuff check out the listview section in the controls here on cp ... theres a awesome article by michael dunn (i think) situations to avoid #37: "good morning ... how many sugars do you take in your coffee ... and what was your name again?" coming soon: situations to avoid #38: "...and the dog was there too?" ADO Exception Handling soup22-Apr-02 4:13 soup 22-Apr-02 4:13  Hi, I have small problem. I am implementing exception handling as recommended in MSDN and in the KB articles, thus: try { objConn.Open(...); } catch(_com_error &errorConnecting) { strError = (char *) errorConnecting.Description(); } However, if there ever is an error, I get a first-chance exception on the catch line. I have step debugged the code and it is that line. Despite the exception, the code continues and functions correctly. Is this a problem I should be worried about when I move to release build, and if so how can I prevent it? Thanks in advance, Simon Re: ADO Exception Handling Rutger Ellen22-Apr-02 4:37 Rutger Ellen 22-Apr-02 4:37  maybe you have break always on for your exeptions To check, start the program whith step into(F11) and look under Debug->Exceptions You'll get a dialog that allows you to set up the exception handling during debugging. Check the Microsoft C++ Exception, if this says stop always then indeed you will get the first chanche... You can change it to stop if not handled and get notification only if an exception is not handled, but this includes cach all handling from the MFC framework. (you could also just press ctrl+F5 to start the program outside the vc debugger and see what it does) good luck Rutger Time conversion Sameer Maggon22-Apr-02 2:24 Sameer Maggon 22-Apr-02 2:24  Hi, I have a string which have a time in format "HH:MM" How do i convert it into CTime or time_t Please help Re: Time conversion -Dy22-Apr-02 2:48 -Dy 22-Apr-02 2:48  The CTime object doesn't have a CString constructor. So you will need to do the following: <br /> CString strTime = "13:30"; // 1.30 p.m.<br /> CTime tm = CTime(1970, 1, 1, atoi(strTime.Left(2)), atoi(strTime.Right(2)), 1);<br /> I haven't tested this, so let me know if it works ... Dylan Kenneally London, UK Re: Time conversion Sameer Maggon22-Apr-02 19:01 Sameer Maggon 22-Apr-02 19:01  Thanx for the help.. It worked.. Microsoft SAPI Speech Help! 22-Apr-02 0:35 22-Apr-02 0:35  HI All, Im using Microsoft SAPI Speech development etc etc... Having a big prob, im watching for Viseme events, switch(eventItem.eEventId ) { case SPEI_VISEME : What do I put next to identify which viseme it is?? Cheers to you all ADam WaitForMultipleObject() and Threads Synch 22-Apr-02 0:17 22-Apr-02 0:17  Hi, i use Vc++6.0, i have a doc/view project and i have a problem with thread synchronization, here is my code : void CMyAppView::OnStart() { ... HANDLE hThreads[12]; .... for(int i=0;i<=Range;i++) { int handl=0;// used to increment Handles table index if (m_sc.m_b1) { m_nThreadsNbr += 2; m_pThread1 = (CThread1*)AfxBeginThread(RUNTIME_CLASS(CThread1), THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL, 0, 0); m_p31Thread->SetOwner(this); hThreads[handl++] = m_p31Thread->m_hThread; m_pThread = (CThread*)AfxBeginThread(RUNTIME_CLASS(CThread), THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL, 0, 0); m_pThread->SetOwner(this); hThreads[handl++] = m_pThread->m_hThread; }//if if (m_sc.m_b2) { m_nThreadsNbr += 2; m_pThread2 = (CThread2*)AfxBeginThread(RUNTIME_CLASS(CThread2), THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL, 0, 0); m_pThread2->SetOwner(this); hThreads[handl++] = m_pThread2->m_hThread; m_pThread = (CThread*)AfxBeginThread(RUNTIME_CLASS(CThread), THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL, 0, 0); m_pThread->SetOwner(this); hThreads[handl++] = m_pThread->m_hThread; }//if DWORD dw = WaitForMultipleObjects(m_nThreadsNbr, hThreads, TRUE, 5000); switch (dw) { case WAIT_FAILED: // Bad call to function (invalid handle?) AfxMessageBox("Wait failed"); break; case WAIT_TIMEOUT: // None of the objects became signaled within 5000 milliseconds. AfxMessageBox("None of the objects became signaled"); break; case WAIT_OBJECT_0 + 0: // The process identified by hThread[0] terminated. AfxMessageBox("thread 1 terminated"); break; case WAIT_OBJECT_0 + 1: // The process identified by hThread[1]terminated. AfxMessageBox("thread 2 terminated"); break; case WAIT_OBJECT_0 + 2: // The process identified by hThread[2] terminated. AfxMessageBox(" thrread3 terminated"); break; }//switch }//for All my threads are UI threads thread1 and thread 2 are synchronized by a mutex .i.e : CThread1::Run() { CSingleLock sLock(&(m_pOwner->m_mutex)); sLock.Lock(); ...... sLock.Unlock(); } CThread2::Run() { CSingleLock sLock(&(m_pOwner->m_mutex)); sLock.Lock(); ...... sLock.Unlock(); } CThread::Run() { CSingleLock sLock(&(m_pOwner->m_mutex2)); //becarefull it is another mutex object m_mutex2 sLock.Lock(); ...... sLock.Unlock(); } The PROBLEM is that WaitForMultipleObject return WAIT_FAILED or WAIT_TIMEOUT, but i am sure that the threads terminate within 5000 ms, if a make an INFINITE timeout my application remain Busy. Can u help me ? Thank's. Re: WaitForMultipleObject() and Threads Synch _Magnus_22-Apr-02 0:33 _Magnus_ 22-Apr-02 0:33  Have you checked what GetLastError() returns? /Magnus Re: WaitForMultipleObject() and Threads Synch kortebi22-Apr-02 1:12 kortebi 22-Apr-02 1:12  No, Why ? Re: WaitForMultipleObject() and Threads Synch _Magnus_22-Apr-02 5:50 _Magnus_ 22-Apr-02 5:50  To see what the reason is that it returns WAIT_FAILED. /Magnus

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