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Re: Combo Boxes and numbers

19-May-04 16:56

Hey, got another question.

I hace a combo box and an edit box, and in the combo box, there is options for time, 10 mins, 20 mins etc etc. And when you click on them, it adds it to the edit box and keesp track of the total, remeber there are 7, so you choose 7 values and it adds it up, but if you hit the wrong value and change to the other one it adds both values to the edit box, and you can't change it back without restarting the program.

<br />
int cur = m_type2.GetCurSel ();<br />
	CString text;<br />
	m_type2.GetLBText (cur, text);<br />
<br />
    <br />
	int cur1 = m_dur2.GetCurSel ();<br />
	CString text1;<br />
	m_dur2.GetLBText (cur1, text1);<br />
	if (text1 == "10 Minutes")<br />
	{<br />
		if (text == "Swimming #1" )<br />
		{<br />
			totalswim+=10;<br />
			totalrun+=0;<br />
			totalcycling+=0;<br />
			totalstrength+=0;<br />
		}<br />
		else<br />
		if (text == "Run #1" )<br />
		{<br />
			totalrun+=10;<br />
			totalswim+=0;<br />
			totalcycling+=0;<br />
			totalstrength+=0;<br />
		}<br />
		else<br />
		if (text == "Cycling #1" )<br />
		{<br />
			totalcycling+=10;<br />
			totalrun+=0;<br />
			totalswim+=0;<br />
			totalstrength+=0;<br />
		}<br />
		else<br />
		if (text == "Strength #1" )<br />
		{<br />
			totalcycling+=0;<br />
			totalrun+=0;<br />
			totalswim+=0;<br />
			totalstrength+=10;<br />
		}<br />
		else<br />
		if (text == "Stretching #1" )<br />
		{<br />
			totalswim+=0;<br />
			totalrun+=0;<br />
			totalcycling+=0;<br />
			totalstrength+=0;<br />
		}<br />
	Hours();	<br />
	}<br />
<br />
<br />
void CDEPDlg::Hours()<br />
{<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
    CString str;<br />
    str.Format(TEXT("%i"),totalswim);<br />
    m_swimtime.SetWindowText (str);<br />
<br />
	CString str1;<br />
    str1.Format(TEXT("%i"),totalrun);<br />
    m_runtime.SetWindowText (str1);<br />
<br />
	CString str2;<br />
    str2.Format(TEXT("%i"),totalcycling);<br />
    m_cyclingtime.SetWindowText (str2);<br />
<br />
	CString str3;<br />
    str3.Format(TEXT("%i"),totalstrength);<br />
    m_strengthtime.SetWindowText (str3);<br />
<br />
}<br />

That is the code for it, if you have any ideas of how to have it to waht I need it to do, please post, becasue I am out of ideas and don't really know how else to do it.

Thanks

Mahendra_78619-May-04 21:33

Mahendra_786

19-May-04 21:33

You can provide another button to undo the last operation
or a "Reset" button to start again. At least it is better
than re-starting Smile | :)

Due Regards
Mahendra

Re: Combo Boxes and numbers

Andrew Quinn AUS19-May-04 23:50

Andrew Quinn AUS

19-May-04 23:50

Hi,

As a side issue have you considered using SetItemData to make the code look cleaner?

e.g. create enum for the Activity:

enum enumActivity
{
    eSwim = 0,
    eRun,
    eCycle,
    eStretch
};

Then when you create both combos...

// populate duration drop-down
CString strText;
for(int t=10; t<=60; t++)
{
   strText.Format("%d Minutes");
   int nIdx = m_dur2.AddString(strText);
   if (nIdx >= 0) m_sur2.SetItemData(nIdx, t);
}

// populate activity drop-down
int nIdx2 = m_type2.AddString(_T("Swimming"));
if (nIdx2 >= 0) m_type2.SetItemData(nIdx2, (DWORD)eSwim);

nIdx2 = m_type2.AddString(_T("Running"));
if (nIdx2 >= 0) m_type2.SetItemData(nIdx2, (DWORD)eRun);

// ... etc ...

Then in the handler you gave the code for you can use a nice switch statement:

int cur1 = m_dur2.GetCurSel ();
int cur = m_type2.GetCurSel ();

switch((enumActivity)m_type2.GetItemData(cur))
{
  case eSwim:
         totalswim += m_dur2.GetItemData(cur1);
         break;
  case eRun:
         totalrun += m_dur2.GetItemData(cur1);
         break;
}
// ...

Hope this helps,
Andy

ShowWindow() problem - MFC

J.B.19-May-04 16:21

19-May-04 16:21

Hi guys,

I need to show my dialog always at maximised. So I use ShowWindow(SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED). The problem is that the window that is shown will be full screen and covers the taskbar, if MAXIMIZE BOX is disabled (Resource View -> uncheck MAXIMIZE BOX)

Is there any way to show a maximised dialog with the taskbar still available when MAXIMIZE BOX is not included?

Thanks

nguyenvhn19-May-04 18:18

nguyenvhn

19-May-04 18:18

<br />
OnInitDialog(){<br />
.......<br />
CRect rc;<br />
CWnd* pWnd=GetDesktopWindow();<br />
pWnd->GetWindowRect(rc);<br />
MoveWindow(0,0,rc.Width(), rc.Height(), TRUE);<br />
....<br />
}<br />

Is that all your needs?

J.B.19-May-04 18:57

19-May-04 18:57

Thanks for the reply,

I think you've misunderstood a bit. I want to show a maximised window that does NOT cover the taskbar area. You might want to try it yourself, have a dialog that the MAXIMIZED BOX is selected FALSE or is not ticked in the resource view. And place ShowWindow(SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED) in OnInitDialog. In my system, that creates a maximised dialog window in full screen. Try to restore the MAXIMIZED BOX, the window is then maximised, with the taskbar still showing.

I could somehow force it using

CRect deskRect;

SystemParametersInfo(SPI_GETWORKAREA, NULL, &deskRect, 0);
MoveWindow(&deskRect);
</code>

But this is not so great because the dialog is not in maxmised mode (where window borders are hidden) and also it's been fixed so if taskbar's size is later changed, the dialog window will still stay the same.

*Dreamz20-May-04 2:23

20-May-04 2:23

Try it with Border Resizing

J.B.20-May-04 3:26

20-May-04 3:26

Thanks Dreamz,

OnSizing() handler in my app isn't be able detect resizing of other applications, including the taskbar. I tried anyway, it won't resize.

*Dreamz20-May-04 3:34

20-May-04 3:34

Dont know whether i missed something.But i was talking about the Dialog Properties->Border->Resizing

J.B.20-May-04 5:16

20-May-04 5:16

Thanks Dreamz,

that's in fact the solution for me Smile | :)

That was not difficult at all.

Thanks again

*Dreamz20-May-04 19:21

A probelm of launching excel from C++

20-May-04 19:21

Welcome

Glad to know it helped you.

xiaosongxia19-May-04 16:18

xiaosongxia

19-May-04 16:18

VC++.net,excel 2000,
at first I import the lib as below#import "p:\ofc2000\program files\microsoft office\office\mso9.dll" no_namespace rename("DocumentProperties", "DocumentPropertiesXL")
#import "p:\ofc2000\program files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VBA\VBA6\vbe6ext.olb" no_namespace
#import "p:\ofc2000\program files\microsoft office\office\excel9.olb" rename("DialogBox", "DialogBoxXL") rename("RGB", "RBGXL") rename("DocumentProperties", "DocumentPropertiesXL") no_dual_interfaces
//#import "P:\ofc97\MSAPPS\VBA\vbeext1.olb" no_namespace
#pragma warning (disable:4192)

And the I open an exsiting spread sheet:
CLSID clsid;
HRESULT hr = CLSIDFromProgID(L"Excel.Application", &clsid);
if(FAILED(hr))
{
::MessageBox(NULL, "CLSIDFromProgID() failed", "Error", 0x10010);
return;
}
IDispatch *pXlApp;
hr = CoCreateInstance(clsid, NULL, CLSCTX_LOCAL_SERVER, IID_IDispatch, (void **)&pXlApp);
pXL.GetActiveObject(L"Excel.Application");
pXL.CreateInstance(L"Excel.Application");
pXL->Visible = VARIANT_TRUE;
pBook=pXL->Workbooks->Open(_T("H:\\xxs\\c++\\geopro\\Print2excel\\P2E\\Geofoam_Slope_Program.xls"));
DWORD aa=::GetLastError();
//Get the Second sheet.
pSheets = pBook->GetSheets();
pSheet = pSheets->GetItem(COleVariant(short(2)));

no error in compile and link,,
error occurs in running, I can open the spread sheet,problem comes from getting the second page of the sheets:GetItem(COleVariant(short(2)));

but this code can run in VC6.0 very well,and error comes from VC++.net,
Why??
Thank you, any suggestion is admired?

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Re: A problem of launching excel from C++

Steve S19-May-04 22:37

Steve S

19-May-04 22:37

When you say "error comes from VC++.net", do you mean you're just getting an error when executing that last line 'pSheet = pSheets....'?

I'm assuming that you've cut and pasted some of the code, since it's not exactly clear why you're doing GetActiveObject and CreateInstance Smile | :)

By error, can you be more specific? Since you're using wrapper classes, rather than raw interfaces, any failure will be throwing a _com_error& exception. Can you catch this and interrogate it to try and get more error information? That would probably help the diagnosis.

Steve S
Developer for hire

MFC and Menus

Eversman19-May-04 16:16

19-May-04 16:16

Hey,

I am trying to get my menu that I created to show up on a dialog box. I can do it on the document based ones, but that was a long time ago, and can't remember how to do it.

Does anyone have any tutorials on how to create a basic menu? I have found some tuts with many advanced features and don't need all that stuff.

Thanks

valikac19-May-04 18:31

valikac

19-May-04 18:31

Create the menu in Resource Editor. Add it to the dialog window via SetMenu().

Kuphryn

Eversman20-May-04 2:45

20-May-04 2:45

Could you perhaps eleborate on the SetMenu() function a bit?

valikac20-May-04 5:21

valikac

20-May-04 5:21

SetMenu() takes a pointer to a CMenu object. That is it. Declare a CMenu object as the dialog window's member.

Kuphryn

Eversman20-May-04 9:36

20-May-04 9:36

ok, so i create a menu, go to the class wizard and it asks me to make a new class, so lets say i name it DEPMenu, I then go to the init function of the dialog and type

SetMenu(?);

the ? means what exactly goes inside of it?

*Dreamz20-May-04 17:48