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Re: How to take the address of a smart pointer?

Miszou9-Sep-03 7:13

Miszou

9-Sep-03 7:13

Wait a second, I think a light just came on in my head... D'Oh! | :doh:

I need to CreateInstance on the pointers that I need and then pass those to my function. Any pointers that have not had CreateInstance called on them will be false, so I know I cannot use them...

Hmmm... that will work, but I was hoping to be able to get my function to call CreateInstance on the smart pointer if it was not NULL, thereby creating it for me.

Thanks for the insight! Smile | :)

Template function in a class

ns9-Sep-03 5:50

9-Sep-03 5:50

I am porting a C++ app written on Unix over to Windows using VS. It balks at a function declared and defined in the h file:

template <class T>
T *
s_file::port_data (unsigned int line) {
  return ((T *) _port_data + line * _port_samples);
}

I am going to have to write overloaded functions to replace this, but is there a simpler resolution? Apparently VC does not like a template fn embedded in a class ?? Confused | :confused:

Thanks,

Appreciate your help,
ns

Re: Template function in a class

geo_m9-Sep-03 7:02

geo_m

9-Sep-03 7:02

try to resend it and watch for < and >, you're in HTML Wink | ;-)

Which VC you use for the compilation, the VC6 have only limited support for templates, VC2003 (7.1) supports nearly all features.

I normally used template functions in a class, so there shouldn't be a problem (VC7.0 and 7.1)

Re: Template function in a class

Alvaro Mendez9-Sep-03 7:37

Alvaro Mendez

9-Sep-03 7:37

The < > signs in your post were swallowed by HTML. Modify your post and click on the "Do not treat ..." checkbox.

Also, exactly what error message(s) are you getting?

Regards,
Alvaro

Hey! It compiles! Ship it.

Re: Template function in a class

ns9-Sep-03 8:37

9-Sep-03 8:37

Sorry:

template  <class T > T *  s_file::port_data (unsigned int line) {    return ((T *) _port_data + line * _port_samples);  }

THe compiler complains that this function port_data has not been declared (though this inline is in the .h file....).
Thanks

ns

Re: Template function in a class

antlers9-Sep-03 9:20

antlers

9-Sep-03 9:20

Try putting the function definition with the declaration inside the class definition. One less thing for VC to be confused about. I have done similar things in VC 6 so you ought to be able to get it to work.

Re: Template function in a class

ns9-Sep-03 10:19

9-Sep-03 10:19

Nope. Just tried it..same error:

"_p_data' is not a member of of s_file..........

Thanks though. You can see my overloading workaround dilemma in my next post if you like:

Many thanks,
ns

Re: Template function in a class

ns9-Sep-03 10:09

9-Sep-03 10:09

It didnt recognize this as a function belonging to the class in which it is defined (in the h file).
(BTW I also tried putting the template function body in the cpp file....no go)

template <class T>
T *
s_file::p_data (unsigned int line) {
  return ((T *) _p_data + line * _p_samples);
}

so I since know that T can be either unsigned short or unsigned int in this program I thought I'd overload.but the argument list isnt unique!! So obviously these wont work:

  unsigned char *
  s_file::p_data (unsigned int line) {
  return ((unsigned char *) _p_data + line * _p_samples);
}


  unsigned short *
  s_file::p_data (unsigned int line) {
  return ((unsigned short *) _p_data + line * _p_samples);
}

so I need to make something different in each argument list, but what? _p_data is a void*, and _p_samples is an int (both members of the class s_file..........

Thanks,
ns

Re: Template function in a class

Alvaro Mendez9-Sep-03 10:19

Alvaro Mendez

9-Sep-03 10:19

How about adding a second dummy parameter of type T? :

template <class T>  T *  s_file::p_data (unsigned int line, T) 
{    return ((T *) _p_data + line * _p_samples);  }

Then you just pass some dummy value (and cast it if necessary) so the compiler will know which version to call.

Regards,
Alvaro

Hey! It compiles! Ship it.

Re: Template function --thanks!

ns10-Sep-03 4:06

10-Sep-03 4:06

Thats a great idea!

Appreciate your help,
ns

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Error/Windows XP Please Help

Diaweb9-Sep-03 5:50

Diaweb

9-Sep-03 5:50

I don't have any roblems with my account ( administrator), but as of a couple of months ago the limited accounts cannot access their personal files ( My documents, My Pictures, Control Panel, etc...)When they try to they get a error message that says..
Microsoft Visuall C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error
Program C:\Windows\Explorer.EXE
This application has requested the Runtime to
terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the applicant's support team for more
information.
I have ran a sfc/scannow and searched and searched for information on how to fix this problem. We have had this Dell computer with Windows XP already install by Dell for more than two years. I hope that someone can help me out so that my son can start using his own desktop again.
Thanks

Diane

STL header files

Anonymous9-Sep-03 5:20

Anonymous

9-Sep-03 5:20

Out of curosity, why is it that STL header files don't have a .h extension?

thanks

Re: STL header files

Alvaro Mendez9-Sep-03 5:39

Alvaro Mendez

9-Sep-03 5:39

I just Googled part of your question and came up with this:

http://osgcvs.no-ip.com/osgarchiver/archives/December2001/0062.html[^]

Regards,
Alvaro

Hey! It compiles! Ship it.

how to login NT neighbor in program

wheregone9-Sep-03 5:01

wheregone

9-Sep-03 5:01

I don't want that window pop out a login window automatically.
so help needed.

Hardware-OS-Software
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Re: how to login NT neighbor in program

David Crow9-Sep-03 6:00

David Crow

9-Sep-03 6:00

Are you looking for LogonUser()?

Five birds are sitting on a fence.
Three of them decide to fly off.
How many are left?

Re: how to login NT neighbor in program

wheregone9-Sep-03 16:49

wheregone

9-Sep-03 16:49

You cannot use LogonUser to log on to a remote computer.

NetUseAdd? But I don't know how to use this function exactly.

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Re: how to login NT neighbor in program

David Crow10-Sep-03 3:35

David Crow

10-Sep-03 3:35

wheregone wrote:
You cannot use LogonUser to log on to a remote computer.

It helps to specifiy all of the requirements when seeking help!

Anyway, I could not get NetUseAdd() to work.

USE_INFO_1 ui = {0};
ui.ui1_local    = NULL;
ui.ui1_remote   = L"\\\\pbssvr\\ddrive";
ui.ui1_password = L"password";
 
NET_API_STATUS nStatus = NetUseAdd(NULL, 1, (LPBYTE) &ui, NULL);

I kept getting an access violation. I did get WNetAddConnection2() to work, however.

NETRESOURCE nr = {0};
nr.dwType       = RESOURCETYPE_ANY;
nr.lpLocalName  = NULL;
nr.lpRemoteName = L"\\\\pbssvr\\ddrive";
nr.lpProvider   = NULL;
 
DWORD dwStatus = WNetAddConnection2(&nr, L"password", L"userid", 0);

Five birds are sitting on a fence.
Three of them decide to fly off.
How many are left?

How to retrieve data from a list box

Deepak Samuel9-Sep-03 4:51

Deepak Samuel

9-Sep-03 4:51

Hi,
I am having a EditBox in my dialog box and I want to print out (in a AfxMessageBox for example)the value I typed in it.

I did the following but it didnt work (obviously!!)

I inserted a Edit box and in the Add member variable dialog box i gave it name and chose "control" under category and in the variable type it was CEdit.
I am not quite sure about the functions I have to use but I tried using GetSel() and such functions but they didnt work out..
Can anyone help me in it..any sample code would be great!!!

Thanks and Regards

Deepak Samuel

Re: How to retrieve data from a list box

Braulio Dez9-Sep-03 5:46

Braulio Dez

9-Sep-03 5:46

Hi,

Try something like:

  <br />
  CString Buffer;<br />
<br />
  if(m_myLisBox.GetSel() != LB_ERR ){<br />
    m_myListBox.GetText(m_myListBox.GetSel(), Buffer);<br />
    AfxMessageBox(Buffer);<br />
  }<br />

Good luck with you first steps with VC++ Smile | :)

, HTH
Braulio
if(m_myLisBox.GetSel != LB_ERR )

using a class in managed c# from an unmanaged c++ class

morefalt9-Sep-03 4:46

morefalt

9-Sep-03 4:46

Hi!

Is there a way to use my managed c# datalayer from an old unmanaged VC++ class?

MSc Bertil Morefält

Re: using a class in managed c# from an unmanaged c++ class

Joel Matthias9-Sep-03 8:21

Joel Matthias

9-Sep-03 8:21

You should be able to however you may have to create a bridge DLL written in managed C++.

You would create a managed C++ DLL which exports some unmanaged functions or classes. These functions or classes would then be responsible for creating managed classes and marshalling data back and forth between the unmanaged legacy code and the new managed code.

Sorry this isn't too detailed a description but it may give you some direction.

Joel

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How do you put a table into a dialog...

molin9-Sep-03 4:46

molin

9-Sep-03 4:46

I'm wondering if their is anyway to put a table into a dialog box. They have list boxes and combo boxes, but no table boxes. Do you need to use a List Control? If so is there any documentation on the web to show me how to do this?

Thanks for any help.

Re: How do you put a table into a dialog...

David Crow9-Sep-03 5:49

David Crow

9-Sep-03 5:49

Yes, a list control in report mode is probably what you are after. Anything more, and you'll need a more specialized grid control. Check CP for those.

Five birds are sitting on a fence.
Three of them decide to fly off.
How many are left?

Re: How do you put a table into a dialog...

valikac9-Sep-03 5:50

valikac

9-Sep-03 5:50

Add a list control using resource editor.

Kuphryn

defining _WIN32_WINNT 0x0500 in VC6

John M. Drescher9-Sep-03 4:11

John M. Drescher

9-Sep-03 4:11

If I define _WIN32_WINNT in VC6 so that the compiler supports Win2K using the SDK headers will I have any problems with MFC, ATL or WTL? I know there is an article on this site here[^]that talks about a problem with MFC and CFileDialog but it is 3 years old and I am not sure that it is accurate.

John

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