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If you use the item data field of each list control entry, you could quickly copy just the item data instead of all the column text. In general, this is a better design pattern (Model-View) than stuffing text in a list control. In other words, a list control should know how to render itself based on the data model.
/ravi
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Well, I am using the LV_ITEM datatype for the list. So I guess I should make it into a member variable and access it through scoping?? But wouldn't I still have to get the number of items and loop through inserting each one? I'm not quite understanding your suggestion ravi  Can you please be a little more specific, like including a declaration example and how I should initialize my child diag class and/or duplicate list view class. Thanks for the replies!!
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote:
If you use the item data field of each list control entry, you could quickly copy just the item data instead of all the column text
But this is assuming that he has only one column of data. What if he has 2 or more cols?
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Nish [BusterBoy] wrote:
But this is assuming that he has only one column of data.
Actually, no. The item data is just a pointer to a blob of data that can be rendered in any manner in the list control. For example, the item data could point to a CMumble object that has multiple members, each rendered in a column. This is how Java's Table UI widget works. It's nice and clean because it separates the data model from the rendering.
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so how exactly should I declare this item data type?? I looked around MSDN and it seems like my LV_ITEM datatype is not quite the same as what you are talking about ravi. How should I declare that kind of datatype and some example of how to use it would be awesome! Thanks for all the comments!
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You can associate application specific data with items in a list control by calling CListCtrl::SetItemData(). Typically, the item data (a DWORD) is a pointer to an object whose information will be rendered by the list control for that row.
Aside:
The object represents the "model" and the list control (whose only job is to render items and be responsive to mouse and keyclicks) represents the "view" and "controller" in the MVC (model-view-controller) design pattern.
Your (owner drawn) list control will display the appropriate information in each column based on the item's data. When you want to copy chunks of one list control to another (or even within the same list control), all you need to do is to update the target list control's item data for the appropriate rows and invalidate the list control (to force a redraw). You don't need to copy the actual column data of the rows being copied.
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That's a really cool solution! I seemed to have missed that member function looking through MSDN  . That should solve my problem, thanks for everyone's help!
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Does anyone have any idea how to get an HICON to a SPECIFIC RESOLUTION icon... I want something similar to ::LoadIcon(...) but it won't let me specify the res that i want. The only thing i found that will even do this is ExtractIconEx but that only works on a file and it would be pretty stupid to extract icons from the running exe... This is very annoying.. anyone got any ideas?
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LoadImage()
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how to draw a XOR line use GDI+
thanks to all the programmers who have helped me.
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How should implement clipping?
I'm currently using ExcludeClipRect() and it works, but i'm curious to know if theres any other way..??
Thanx Again!!!
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Well... What do you need to clip?
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I want the the reverse effect of the fore-mentioned function. I want to specify rect and have only drawing operations visible ONLY inside that rect.
using the current functions i'd have to call it 4 times to form a border around a clipping rectangle...
Cheers!
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Call CreateRectRgn on the region that you want to clip to, then call SelectClipRgn with the region.
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Try IntersectClipRect().
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How do I call a public member function in a CView derived class when using the doc/view arch...???
Thanx!
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If I'm understanding you correctly, shouldn't it be done this way?
CMainFrame *pFWnd = (CMainFrame *)AfxGetMainWnd();
CMyCView *pView = (CMyCView *) pFWnd->GetActiveView();
pView->SomeFunction(strEatData);
Hope that helped. 
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I wanted to be able to call the function from the menu handler in CWinApp, but this should work as well.
Thanx!
"An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr
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It should as long as your frame has been created and the view is attached to it before you call the function.
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Check this
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I am trying to write some scripts in VB for use in VC6 and have run into two problems (what only TWO ?  )
Config
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XP Home, MSVC6, Windows Script Debugger, Windows Script 5.5
Service Pack 5 for VC6 (before that it would even crash the IDE when you tried accessing files. Bah !)
Problems
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1. Object Required: 'WScript'
This code, run as a VC macro gives the above error:
MsgBox WScript.ScriptFullName
Saved in a text.vbs and double clicked on the same computer, same code works fine (so I know I have the right libs/registry settings for scripting)
What is wrong with the VC VB runtime environment ? Why can't I access WScript ? I read somewhere else that "for security purposes" some aspects of the VB runtime were disabled in VC and this could be registry hacked.
Well if necessary, I'll do that. Does anyone have ideas ? Does code containing WScript calls work in your VCVB macros ?
2. The object model is half-baked
I don't know who designed the object model for the add ins but they must have stopped right in the middle of it ! You can't iterate over the files in a project ? Or set attributes per file ?
Is there a workaround for this half-assed job ? Has someone built a C++ addin that exposes this extra functionality to the scripting engine somehow ? Or do I really have to parse through dsp files (please no)
Your help is much appreciated - I just found this site tonight after googling for answers to the above - it is awesome !
Thanks in advance
Robert
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rseidl wrote:
Problems
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1. Object Required: 'WScript'
This code, run as a VC macro gives the above error:
MsgBox WScript.ScriptFullName
Saved in a text.vbs and double clicked on the same computer, same code works fine (so I know I have the right libs/registry settings for scripting)
What is wrong with the VC VB runtime environment ? Why can't I access WScript ? I read somewhere else that "for security purposes" some aspects of the VB runtime were disabled in VC and this could be registry hacked.
Well if necessary, I'll do that. Does anyone have ideas ? Does code containing WScript calls work in your VCVB macros ?
You won't be able to access the wscript object. However, I was playing with the WScript.Shell object and you can use it. This is how you'd do it.
<br />
Sub WScript()<br />
'DESCRIPTION: Test wscript<br />
On error resume next<br />
set shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")<br />
shell.run "notepad"<br />
End Sub<br />
I don't know of a way to create the WScript root object (maybe there isn't one). Remember when you save it to a vbs file, this script is run by either wscript.exe or cscript.exe. I'm no expert at scripting, but these hosts add a named object "WScript".
As for your number 2, I haven't looked into it fully to provide an answer, but I think you'll probably have to parse the dsp file yourself.
HTH
Jignesh
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I'm writing an app that uses multiple CAxDialogImpl pages within a CWindow - I will hide them and show them as needed (like a property sheet, but I don't want the tabs and other buttons).
The dialog children can keep a pointer to the parent, but how do I have a generic pointer to the active child? At the moment I'm just keeping the window handle and that will get me by for a couple of days, but I'm going to need a pointer to these classes, but I cannot use a base class because all the dialogs are temples using CAxDialogImpl.
Suggestions?
David Stidolph
Winternals
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All CAxDialogImpl<...>s derive (by default) from CWindow. Can't you use this as your base class?
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