Re: IS That a class or function that detect if user is connected to the internet!! - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

david_joung16-Jun-03 15:33

16-Jun-03 15:33

long time ago,I download the tabbed exploer source in this codeproject.
but I've lost it in accident.
now I am trying to find it.but where is the source?

can you help me to find it?

feature:
it is based on MFC,MDI
it is embedding the webbrowser control.
all browsed site page is located in a new tab window .
all popup page is also located in a new tab window .

please help me!
please

wizard 98 help

snipes16-Jun-03 12:45

snipes

16-Jun-03 12:45

please, hwo can i jump a page in wizard 97 when a radio Button Is clicked.
please Help

COM problem

Joel Holdsworth16-Jun-03 12:18

Joel Holdsworth

16-Jun-03 12:18

Hi there,
I'm a COM newby, and I'm trying to figure out this event sink thing. The typelib I am trying to use has a coclass in it with two interfaces. One is a dispinterface derived from IDispatch, it also exposes an outgoing interface/connection point thing (derived from IUnknown) which exposes two methods. Now according to the documentation these methods will get called at the apropriate time and the parameters to the call will contain the data I need. So how on earth do I go about hooking into that outgoing interface getting some event notification??

Does anyone know? Thanks in advance....

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Re: COM problem

valikac16-Jun-03 13:20

valikac

16-Jun-03 13:20

You have to implement a sink object on the client side. Do a search at CodeProject, CodeGuru, and Google for examples.

Kuphryn

cdecl question

Anonymous16-Jun-03 12:14

Anonymous

16-Jun-03 12:14

I have been going through the book Modern C++ Design. Obviously, since it is using generic programming alot of doesn't work on VC6, but I was curious about the following error when working with Object Factory example..

I have a class defined as "Shape" and a method defined as :

Shape * CreateConcreteShape();

Now, I have a class, called ShapeFactory as following:

class ShapeFactory
{
public:
static ShapeFactory * Instance();

protected:

typedef Shape * (*CreateShapeCallback) ();
// Returns true if registeration was successful

typedef std::map <int, createshapecallback=""> CallbackMap;

ShapeFactory();
ShapeFactory(const ShapeFactory & );
ShapeFactory& operator=(const ShapeFactory&);

bool RegisterShape (int ShapeId, CreateShapeCallback CreateFn);
bool UnregisterShape(int ShapeId);

Shape * CreateShape(int ShapeId);

CallbackMap callbacks_;

private:

static ShapeFactory * m_pInstance;

~ShapeFactory(); // the destructor should not be called from outside

};

Now, I have a class Line that inherits from Shape and it contains the following:

class Line : public Shape
{
public:
Line();
virtual ~Line();

virtual Shape * CreateLine();
virtual void Draw() const;
virtual void Rotate(double angle);
virtual void Zoom (double zoomFactor) ;

private:

static ShapeFactory TheFactory;

};

When I try adding the CreateLine method of the Line class to the ObjectFactory as shown below, I get the following compile-time error:

Line::Line()
{
ShapeFactory * pShapeFactory = ShapeFactory::Instance();

if(pShapeFactory != 0)
pShapeFactory->RegisterShape(1, CreateLine());

}

Error:

error C2664: 'RegisterShape' : cannot convert parameter 2 from 'class Shape *' to 'class Shape *(__cdecl *)(void)'
There is no context in which this conversion is possible

How do I fix this problem?

thanks

Re: cdecl question

Joel Holdsworth16-Jun-03 12:30

Joel Holdsworth

16-Jun-03 12:30

Hold on - the second parameter of RegisterShape(1, CreateLine()); is defined as "CreateShapeCallback CreateFn", not Shape* so what is happening is the compiler is unable to convert from a pointer to Shape class returned by CreatLine() to a pointer to the actual function itself. Squarepeg -> round hole. So if you really do want to insert a pointer to the function CreateLine then you will need to remove the brackets from CreateLine in pShapeFactory->RegisterShape(1, CreateLine());, so instead of executing the fn you can just take it's pointer.

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

snipes16-Jun-03 11:30

snipes

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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Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late - John Nichol "Point Of Impact"

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 ?

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