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IS That a class or function that detect if user is connected to the internet!!

snipes16-Jun-03 11:30

16-Jun-03 11:30

hi , i m searching for a class or a function that detect if an user is connected to the internet or not,
Please Help, Confused | :confused:

Thanks,
Bye

Re: IS That a class or function that detect if user is connected to the internet!!

Toni7816-Jun-03 19:53

Toni78

16-Jun-03 19:53

I have never used this but have a look at:

BOOL InternetGetConnectedState(
  LPDWORD lpdwFlags,
  DWORD dwReserved
);

// Afterall I realized that even my comment lines have bugs

Get current tab position in a dialog box???

skinnyreptile16-Jun-03 11:16

skinnyreptile

16-Jun-03 11:16

I know it's going to be simple, but can anyone please tell me how can I get current tab position or ID in a dialog box?

Re: Get current tab position in a dialog box???

AlexO16-Jun-03 11:23

AlexO

16-Jun-03 11:23

send TCM_GETCURSEL message to the control

int nIndex = static_cast<int>(::SendMessage(GetDlgItem(hMyDlg, ID_MYTABCTL), TCM_GETCURSEL, 0, 0));

Re: Get current tab position in a dialog box???

Ryan Binns16-Jun-03 15:04

Ryan Binns

16-Jun-03 15:04

If you're talking about the currently activated tab in a tab control, then the message above is correct.

If you want to find which control is active, then use GetFocus().

Ryan

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Re: Get current tab position in a dialog box???

skinnyreptile17-Jun-03 3:27

skinnyreptile

17-Jun-03 3:27

Thanks for your help, Alex and Ryan. Send TCM_GETCURSEL message is all I needed.

Re: Get current tab position in a dialog box???

Ryan Binns17-Jun-03 3:56

Ryan Binns

17-Jun-03 3:56

skinnyreptile wrote:
Thanks for your help

You're welcome Smile | :)

Ryan

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passing a vector to a function

johnstonsk16-Jun-03 9:39

johnstonsk

16-Jun-03 9:39

I am trying to pass a vector to a function, but something is wrong.

I think I am declairing the prototype and function incorrectly

this is what I have

in my *.h file
int static parseData(vector<double> v);

in my *.cpp file

<br />
RFMAccess::someFunction(){<br />
<br />
\\do some stuff here and pass the vector<br />
  parseData(data);<br />
}<br />
<br />
<br />
int RFMAccess::parseData(vector<double> v){<br />
<br />
\\do some stuff with the vector here<br />
<br />
return 0;<br />
}<br />

I actually need to pass the vector to another function in another class, but this is the idea I am trying to do.

I would pass-by-reference but, as mentioned the function is in another class.

thanks,
Steven

Re: passing a vector to a function

Nemanja Trifunovic16-Jun-03 9:43

Nemanja Trifunovic

16-Jun-03 9:43

vector is not a type, it is a template.

Re: passing a vector to a function

johnstonsk16-Jun-03 9:51

johnstonsk

16-Jun-03 9:51

I didn't realize that the code left off the <double>

The function looked more like

RFMAccess::parseData(vector<double> v)

does this look corret?

steven

Re: passing a vector to a function

AlexO16-Jun-03 9:55

AlexO

16-Jun-03 9:55

I think you meant to do something like

RFMAccess::parseData(vector<int>& v)

Re: passing a vector to a function

AlexO16-Jun-03 9:59

AlexO

16-Jun-03 9:59

or

RFMAccess::parseData(const vector<int>& v)

Re: passing a vector to a function

johnstonsk16-Jun-03 10:00

johnstonsk

16-Jun-03 10:00

I tried 2x to get the greater than and less than symbols in the message but they kept getting left off.

I just realized that they were at the bottom OMG | :OMG:

RFMAccess::parseData(vector<int> &v)

is this the correct notation?

steven

Re: passing a vector to a function

AlexO16-Jun-03 10:05

AlexO

16-Jun-03 10:05

I understood that. What I was implying is that you might want to pass your vector by reference(or constant reference). You might not want to create a copy of the array/vector every time you call the function(unless it was your intent;)).

Re: passing a vector to a function

johnstonsk16-Jun-03 10:12

johnstonsk

16-Jun-03 10:12

works great

thanks
steve

Re: passing a vector to a function

johnstonsk16-Jun-03 9:53

johnstonsk

16-Jun-03 9:53

I didn't realize that the code left off the <double>

The function looked more like

RFMAccess::parseData(vector<double> v)

does this look corret?

steven

What does AfxWinTerm() do?

Vikram A Punathambekar16-Jun-03 9:21

Vikram A Punathambekar

16-Jun-03 9:21

I got my hands on a Xerox copy of some notes, which says that AfxWinTerm() is called *after* ExitInstance() in an MFC application.

MSDN doesn't even have an entry for AfxWinTerm() . MSDN search and Google weren't very helpful.

I'm beginning to suspect these notes I have are very old and refer to outdated content. Am I right? Confused | :confused:

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Re: What does AfxWinTerm() do?

RobJones16-Jun-03 9:35

RobJones

16-Jun-03 9:35

Was just poking around CP and found this article..

http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/mfcprogflow.asp

Quote from the article..

Once WM_QUIT is received Run returns and control returns to AfxWinMain which performs clean-up and lastly calls AfxWinTerm which deletes all the global application structures that were created.

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Email in Vc++

act_x16-Jun-03 8:14

act_x

16-Jun-03 8:14

I wanted to know how Could i Send email in an Visual C++ App. Is there any API to do that ?

Re: Email in Vc++

David Crow16-Jun-03 8:54

David Crow

16-Jun-03 8:54

Several. Look at:

CDocument::OnFileSendMail()
(Extended) MAPI
SMTP
CDO

Re: Email in Vc++

Jon Sagara16-Jun-03 9:11

Jon Sagara

16-Jun-03 9:11

http://www.codeproject.com/internet/csmtpconn.asp[^]

Jon Sagara

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Re: Email in Vc++

PJ Arends16-Jun-03 19:15

PJ Arends

16-Jun-03 19:15

for very simple email capabilities, take a look at Simple MAPI
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/mapi/html/_mapi1book_programming_with_simple_mapi.asp[^]

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Iterating through CListCtrl

clintsinger16-Jun-03 7:54

clintsinger

16-Jun-03 7:54

Hi All,

I would like to iterate through every item in a list control and change each item's icon based on a time criteria. I have tried GetItem() but I haven't been able to use it correctly (the documentation is very vague) as I only get an empty structure back even though I put the index I am after in iItem. Could someone please help me out here?

Cheers,
Clint

Re: Iterating through CListCtrl

basementman16-Jun-03 8:03

basementman

16-Jun-03 8:03

Before calling GetItem(), you need to set the mask member of your structure with the flags (or'ed together) for the element values that you want to retrieve.

struct LVITEM sItem;

sItem.mask = LVIF_IMAGE | LVIF_PARAM | ... whatever else you want...

m_oMyListCtrl.GetItem(&sItem);

onwards and upwards...

Text in the systray (not icon)

albean16-Jun-03 7:49

albean

16-Jun-03 7:49

Guys,

How can I get text info into the systray? Something like the clock. All the examples I see are to put icons there but I need to put a small amount of text there (and it would be great if I could change the color of it too - maybe even make it scroll.)

Thanks!

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