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Re: How will you convert this C# code into VC++?

Eytukan30-Jan-09 7:10

Eytukan

30-Jan-09 7:10

OK,. what country just started work for the day ? The ASP.NET forum is flooded with retarded questions. -Christian Graus

Best wishes to Rexx[^]

Re: How will you convert this C# code into VC++?

Hamid_RT30-Jan-09 7:21

Hamid_RT

30-Jan-09 7:21

You're lucky you didnt say it on the C# world.
Big Grin | :-D

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thus has Creation put the base
One Limb impacted is sufficient
For all Others to feel the Mace
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Re: How will you convert this C# code into VC++?

CPallini30-Jan-09 11:11

CPallini

30-Jan-09 11:11

There I would say the opposite... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
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Re: How will you convert this C# code into VC++?

«_Superman_»30-Jan-09 15:02

«_Superman_»

30-Jan-09 15:02

Consider Politics as a career? Big Grin | :-D

«_Superman_»

Re: How will you convert this C# code into VC++?

CPallini30-Jan-09 22:29

CPallini

30-Jan-09 22:29

Nope, unfortunatey in my Country there are clowns (e.g. Mr. Berlusconi) far better than me.
Big Grin | :-D

Re: How will you convert this C# code into VC++?

Hamid_RT30-Jan-09 1:34

Hamid_RT

30-Jan-09 1:34

Can you explain about your request? I think we can help you and its better than convert this code to c++.

Of one Essence is the human race
thus has Creation put the base
One Limb impacted is sufficient
For all Others to feel the Mace
(Saadi )

Re: How will you convert this C# code into VC++?

Dave Doknjas30-Jan-09 13:59

Dave Doknjas

30-Jan-09 13:59

C++/CLI:

<pre>private:
static void AddExtension(ReportViewer ^viewer, System::String ^name, Type ^extensionType)
{
const BindingFlags Flags = BindingFlags::NonPublic | BindingFlags::Public | BindingFlags::Instance;
FieldInfo ^previewService = viewer->LocalReport->GetType()->GetField("m_previewService", Flags);
MethodInfo ^ListRenderingExtensions = previewService->FieldType->GetMethod("ListRenderingExtensions", Flags);
IList ^extensions = dynamic_cast<IList^>(ListRenderingExtensions->Invoke(previewService->GetValue(viewer->LocalReport), nullptr));
Type ^localRenderingExtensionInfoType = Type->GetType("Microsoft.Reporting.LocalRenderingExtensionInfo, " + "Microsoft.ReportViewer.Common," + "Version=8.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a");
ConstructorInfo ^ctor = localRenderingExtensionInfoType->GetConstructor(Flags, nullptr, gcnew array<Type^> { System::String::typeid, System::String::typeid, bool::typeid, Type::typeid, bool::typeid }, nullptr);
System::Object ^instance = ctor->Invoke(gcnew array<System::Object^> { name, name, true, extensionType, true });
extensions->Add(instance);
}</pre>

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How to show '&' character not '_'

josip cagalj29-Jan-09 23:59

josip cagalj

29-Jan-09 23:59

Hi to all.
I have a small problem, I'm trying to put some text as caption on some control. The text (example, "text & text") contains a '&' character which displays as '_'!?
How to get rid of the underline and get what I need?
Thanks.
P.S.
Placing '\' in front of it does not work.

Re: How to show '&' character not '_'

CPallini30-Jan-09 0:06

CPallini

30-Jan-09 0:06

"text && text"
Smile | :)

Re: How to show '&' character not '_'

josip cagalj30-Jan-09 0:08

josip cagalj

30-Jan-09 0:08

Just figure it out!
Thanks anyway!

Re: How to show '&' character not '_'

josip cagalj30-Jan-09 0:07

josip cagalj

30-Jan-09 0:07

Solved!
placing '&' in front of it!
"text && text" displays as 'text & text'

how to ge current Dialog box position?

sam_psycho29-Jan-09 23:39

sam_psycho

29-Jan-09 23:39

Hi All,
I want current x,y coordinates of dialog box? How to get , plz help me?

Re: how to ge current Dialog box position?

liquid_29-Jan-09 23:46

liquid_

29-Jan-09 23:46

The dialog box is window itself. Try to search MFC Help on class CWnd or SDK functions which operate on window.
Good luck.

Re: how to ge current Dialog box position?

Code-o-mat29-Jan-09 23:48

Code-o-mat

29-Jan-09 23:48

How about GetWindowPlacement[^] or GetWindowRect[^]?

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how can i get font used by pDC->DrawText

_T("No name")29-Jan-09 22:21

_T("No name")

29-Jan-09 22:21

hi
i m using pDC->drawtext() i want to knw the font used to draw this.
i think that is system font can i get LOGFONT structure of that system font.

Re: how can i get font used by pDC->DrawText

CPallini29-Jan-09 22:38

CPallini

29-Jan-09 22:38

What about CDC::GetCurrentFont [^] and then CFont::GetLogFont [^]?

Re: how can i get font used by pDC->DrawText

_T("No name")29-Jan-09 22:45

_T("No name")

29-Jan-09 22:45

thanks it worked for me actually i want to set this perticualr font that why i needed that..

thank uy

Re: how can i get font used by pDC->DrawText

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer30-Jan-09 0:09

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

30-Jan-09 0:09

So, your question is kinda opposite to the one you asked!

Here you go:

CFont fMyFont (.....);
CFont *fOld = pDC->SelectObject (&fMyFont); // keep track of original font
pDC->DrawTest (...);
pDC->SelectObject (&fOld); // put things back as they were

"..."'s left as an exercise for the reader.

Iain.

Codeproject MVP for C++, I can't believe it's for my lounge posts...

[OT] Re: how can i get font used by pDC->DrawText

David Crow30-Jan-09 3:12

David Crow

30-Jan-09 3:12

Iain Clarke wrote:
So, your question is kinda opposite to the one you asked!

Do people really do that? Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Can i see the code of a .DLL file

m_mun29-Jan-09 21:50

m_mun

29-Jan-09 21:50

Hallo,
I have heard that in vs 6 has a tool by which i can see the code of a .DLL. Is it correct? Is there any other procedure, by which i can see the code of a dll?

Re: Can i see the code of a .DLL file

CPallini29-Jan-09 21:56

CPallini

29-Jan-09 21:56