C / C++ / MFC

David Crow26-Apr-06 2:24

David Crow

26-Apr-06 2:24

Do you know if your application uses the .NET Framework? Did you statically link with the MFC libraries?

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ddmcr26-Apr-06 2:47

ddmcr

26-Apr-06 2:47

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toxcct26-Apr-06 2:56

toxcct

26-Apr-06 2:56

MFC dll call some functions in GDI32, kernel32, user32 dlls, and MFC 8 might call a function which wasn't implemented yet in Win98.

there's nothing to do against that, except linking statically your program to the MFC dll...

Pavel Klocek26-Apr-06 7:33

Pavel Klocek

26-Apr-06 7:33

Try build an non-unicode version.

Pavel

Michael Dunn26-Apr-06 7:51

Michael Dunn

26-Apr-06 7:51

A Unicode app won't run on Win 9x. Your options are to rebuild as MBCS, or use MSLU (MS Layer for Unicode).

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Implementing IDocHostUIHandler in MFC

includeh1026-Apr-06 4:53

includeh10

26-Apr-06 4:53

re-compile your app on Win98 with VC6 - I always develop my apps in this way then test them with XP etc.

YaronNir26-Apr-06 1:25

YaronNir

26-Apr-06 1:25

can any1 show me snippet of doing that?

MSDN is not fulfilling
thanks

Yaron

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Ask what you can do for your application

Problem while working on Japanese Locale

Arun Tayal25-Apr-06 23:49

Arun Tayal

25-Apr-06 23:49

Hello All,

I am working on a application providing multilingual support precisely arabic, thai an Japanese.

For all these 3 languages I have provided corresponding resource dll.
The resource contains Dialog boxes, whose caption has been set in the corresponding language.

The problem occurs when working in Japanese locale
The application works fine on Win XP, but when run on Win2000 or Win 98, all the captions of dialog box shows some weird strings instead of japanese strings.

This application is working fine on Win 2000 also with arabic and Thai locale.

Can anybody help me out??
Thanks in advance

Arun Tayal

Re: Problem while working on Japanese Locale

Michael Dunn26-Apr-06 7:53

Michael Dunn

26-Apr-06 7:53

Check three things in the RC file
1. The dialog resources should be DIALOGEX, not DIALOG
2. The style should have DS_SHELLFONT
3. THe font should be "MS Shell Dlg"

All those together make the dialog manager use the correct font no matter what the OS language is.

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Re: Problem while working on Japanese Locale

Arun Tayal26-Apr-06 19:20

Arun Tayal

26-Apr-06 19:20

Thanks a lot Mike.........

Now it is working absolutely fine.........

Regards
Arun Tayal

Set Line Color

Sarath C25-Apr-06 23:31

Sarath C

25-Apr-06 23:31

Dear by using Visual Studio 6.0 I could not set line color of CTreeCtrl.
It is saying that "SetLineColor" is not a member of CTreeCtrl
I have checked for the alternative method for Send message but it is also not compiling.
pls help me in this regards

Currently I am working as software engineer at Network System Technologies Pvt. Ltd (NeST). Most of my project are in C++. Most interesting are is GUI programming.

Nishad S25-Apr-06 23:36

25-Apr-06 23:36

Use TreeView_SetLineColor( hTreeCtrl, clr )

Smile | :)

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Sarath C25-Apr-06 23:50

Sarath C

25-Apr-06 23:50

stil im getting error....

error C2065: 'TreeView_SetLineColor' : undeclared identifier

I have also tried this one...
m_TreCtrl.SendMessage(TVM_SETLINECOLOR,0, RGB(255,0,0));

seems it is the problem with some #define s

Currently I am working as software engineer at Network System Technologies Pvt. Ltd (NeST). Most of my project are in C++. Most interesting are is GUI programming.

Nishad S26-Apr-06 0:21

26-Apr-06 0:21

Can u send some other TVM_ messages?

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Naveen26-Apr-06 0:43

Naveen

26-Apr-06 0:43

Some times u may not be having the latest Platform SDK...

no problem ...the value of TVM_SETLINECOLOR is 0x00001128 ..

So just use this value to send the message

m_TreCtrl.SendMessage( 0x00001128,0, RGB(255,0,0));

nave

Nishad S26-Apr-06 0:49

26-Apr-06 0:49

But I don't understand the reason... Smile | :)

This consant and macro will work only if _WIN32_IE >= 0x0500... Did u see the declarations in the CommCtrl.h ?

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Naveen26-Apr-06 0:55

Naveen

26-Apr-06 0:55

smartsarath ...did set the winversion to 0X500

_WIN32_WINNT=0X501 (set this value in the preprocessor setting of the project settings )

nave

Nibu babu thomas26-Apr-06 1:01

26-Apr-06 1:01

Naveen R wrote:
_WIN32_WINNT=0X501 (set this value in the preprocessor setting of the project settings )

Just modify the stdafx.h file. And do modify the IE version too.

Nibu thomas
Software Developer

Nibu babu thomas26-Apr-06 0:47

26-Apr-06 0:47

Have you set the version of IE.

You need Comctl32 version 5.80 or above for TVM_SETLINECOLOR to work.

This means you will need IE 5 or greater.

Nibu thomas
Software Developer

Nishad S26-Apr-06 0:50

26-Apr-06 0:50

You mean Naveen's solution will not work?

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Nibu babu thomas26-Apr-06 0:58

26-Apr-06 0:58

The problem is with IE version.

Unless the versions are defined properly these macros won't be available as these are defined in guarded blocks.

Nibu thomas
Software Developer

Naveen26-Apr-06 1:03

Naveen

26-Apr-06 1:03

no need of macro ... I can send the message like

m_TreCtrl.SendMessage( 0x00001128,0, RGB(255,0,0));

This will work. Right?

nave

Nibu babu thomas26-Apr-06 1:09

26-Apr-06 1:09

Naveen R wrote:
This will work. Right?

Why do you want to do such things! Just define the proper IE version. That's all.

Well if you have the wrong dll installed no matter what you do it won't work.

Nibu thomas
Software Developer

Nishad S26-Apr-06 1:19