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Re: Identify shutdwon and restart in WM_QUERYENDSESSION

David Crow8-Mar-04 4:54

8-Mar-04 4:54

The net result of both a shutdown and a restart is the same (i.e., memory has been flushed, data has been written to disk, programs have been closed). The fact that it came back up with a restart should be irrelevant. However, without more details of what you are after, it's hard to suggest a more elegant solution.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

Re: Identify shutdwon and restart in WM_QUERYENDSESSION

daydremer11-Mar-04 0:55

daydremer

11-Mar-04 0:55

well i have this program that remains hidden and be shown when shutdown is detected. my problem is that it should not appear when the system restarts or logs off.
well logoff and shutdown can be detected on WM_QUERYENDSESSION and WM_ENDSESSION.
in what way or how does windows commands the system to power up again after shutting down ( restart ).

do you have any idea on how to accomplish it? Confused | :confused:

Accessing Objects in Mainframe

johnsb27-Mar-04 3:48

johnsb2

7-Mar-04 3:48

I have a program where I create various objects in mainframe. The objects are data members of class mainframe. I need to access these objects using member functions in dialog and view.cpp. How can I access objects in mainframe from dialog and view? Right now I am using a Extern to do it, but I dont like doing it that way.

Can someone give me a few ideas?

Thanks.
Jerry

Re: Accessing Objects in Mainframe

Prakash Nadar7-Mar-04 3:58

Prakash Nadar

7-Mar-04 3:58

use

CMyMainFrm *pFrm;
pFrm = (CMyMainFrm*)AfxGetMainWnd();
pFrm->{access the member functions or variables}

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Re: Accessing Objects in Mainframe

johnsb27-Mar-04 4:32

johnsb2

7-Mar-04 4:32

I have a cmainframe in my project, but when I do the following:
(cmainframe is derived from cmdiframewnd)

cmainframe *pframe = (cmainframe*)afxgetmainwnd();
in a function that is part of my view.cpp file...

it doesnt recognize cmainframe

Re: Accessing Objects in Mainframe

Prakash Nadar7-Mar-04 4:47

Prakash Nadar

7-Mar-04 4:47

What error do you get, if you are getting any?
The Logic should work without any probs.

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Re: Accessing Objects in Mainframe

johnsb27-Mar-04 5:25

johnsb2

7-Mar-04 5:25

I think I know what I did wrong, thanks. The compiler did not recognize the cmainframe object. I needed an include statement.

Thank you very much.
Jerry

Edit Box Character Test (Input Filter)

Freddie Code7-Mar-04 3:31

Freddie Code

7-Mar-04 3:31

I'm trying to filter the characters that are typed into an edit box. For example, I only want the characters A,B,C,D,E,F to be allowed to be typed into the box. Any other characters typed will not be displayed in the box.

Does anyone know how to do this?

Thanks,
Freddie

Re: Edit Box Character Test (Input Filter)

Prakash Nadar7-Mar-04 3:55

Prakash Nadar

7-Mar-04 3:55

Basically you customise the edit control.
Derive a class from the CEdit and listen to the keyboard inputs if they are not amoung the charecters that you want then ignore them.
There are lot of these types of controls here in the codeproject. You can follow the link for CEdit on the leftside at www.codeproject.com

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Re: Edit Box Character Test (Input Filter)

monrobot137-Mar-04 5:37

monrobot13

7-Mar-04 5:37

Here's a quick and dirty implementation:

// in CMyEdit.h
afx_msg void OnChar (UINT nChar, UINT nRepCnt, UINT nFlags);
DECLAR_MESSAGE_MAP()

// in CMyEdit.cpp

BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CMyEdit, CEdit)
    ON_WM_CHAR ()
END_MESSAGE_MAP()
<p></p>
void CMyEdit::OnChar (UINT nChar, UINT nRepCnt, UINT nFlags)
{
    int lwr = tolower (nChar);

    if (lwr >= 'a' && lwr <= 'f' && lwr != '.' ||
        lwr == VK_BACK || lwr == VK_DELETE
       )
        CEdit::OnChar (nChar, nRepCnt, nFlags)
}

Then add a control variable for the editbox and in your .h file change it's type to CMyEdit instead of CEdit. Not the best way to do it, but you could get by with it.

- Aaron

Cut, copy and paste options...

Neha6-Mar-04 22:06

Neha

6-Mar-04 22:06

Hi
I want to implement Cut,copy,paste for explorer items.
I tried with SHFileOperation() But I didn't find a proper way for Cut and Paste. One more this how can I create a new folder?

Could anyone please help me to solve this?

Regards
Neha

Re: Cut, copy and paste options...

Prakash Nadar6-Mar-04 22:48

Prakash Nadar

6-Mar-04 22:48

did you consider MoveFile(...) for cut n paste operation?

Neha wrote:
One more this how can I create a new folder?

CreateDirectory(...)

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Re: Cut, copy and paste options...

Neha7-Mar-04 18:45

Neha

7-Mar-04 18:45

Thanks for the reply..

But I want to implement it in the same way as the explorer does.
That is if I say select any file and say copy it should copy the file to clipbord and I should be able to paste it anywhere.

About GetClipboardSequenceNumber

Filomela6-Mar-04 21:24

Filomela

6-Mar-04 21:24

I have a rtf editor based on dialog box in Visual C++.I have to use this function in my app.When i complile my app, it says undeclared identifier.In documentation says that this fct requires Windows 98.I have this operating system.Then why i get this message?
If this function works it saves my work.

Thanks a lot.

Adriana

Re: About GetClipboardSequenceNumber

Michael Dunn7-Mar-04 6:26

Michael Dunn

7-Mar-04 6:26

See the FAQ
2.2 I'm trying to call a Windows API, but the compiler gives an undeclared identifier error (C2065). Why?[^]

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Ladder Logic editor (PLC) in C++

schoni6-Mar-04 21:23

schoni

6-Mar-04 21:23

Hello !!

I need the source code in C++ for a
Ladder Logic Editor for PLC Programming.

It can be similar editor as digital-editor or something

Thanx

cu

schonu OMG | :OMG:

ShellExecute and File Properties

User 127826-Mar-04 21:08

User 12782

6-Mar-04 21:08

I'm trying to use ShellExecute to display the properties of file, like in explorer. I'm using something like this,

ShellExecute(NULL,"PROPERTIES","c:\\winnt\\notepad.exe",NULL,NULL,SW_NORMAL);

but it always returns code 31, which is invalid verb ("PROPERTIES"). I checked on MSDN, and the verb is correct, and it doesn't seem to be obsolete (I'm testing on a 2000 machine).

Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks,
Aaron Stubbendieck

modified 12-Jul-20 21:01pm.

Re: ShellExecute and File Properties

Prakash Nadar6-Mar-04 21:40

Prakash Nadar

6-Mar-04 21:40

try "properties" in lower case and also try using ShellExecuteEx if possiable.

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Re: ShellExecute and File Properties

User 127827-Mar-04 4:10

User 12782

7-Mar-04 4:10

That doesn't appear to make a difference for any of the verbs.

Aaron Stubbendieck

modified 12-Jul-20 21:01pm.

Re: ShellExecute and File Properties

Neha6-Mar-04 22:01

Neha

6-Mar-04 22:01

Even I have the same problem.
I am getting the error as ERROR_NO_ASSOCIATION.

Re: ShellExecute and File Properties

Prakash Nadar6-Mar-04 23:31

Prakash Nadar

6-Mar-04 23:31

From your reply i did some R&D on this, for some reason
"properties" verb does not work with ShellExecute(...) but works with ShellExecuteEx(...)

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Re: ShellExecute and File Properties

Neha7-Mar-04 16:53

Neha

7-Mar-04 16:53

Thanks for the info...

Re: ShellExecute and File Properties

BaldwinMartin6-Mar-04 23:56

BaldwinMartin

6-Mar-04 23:56

Try this

SHELLEXECUTEINFO sei;
ZeroMemory(&sei, sizeof(SHELLEXECUTEINFO));
sei.cbSize = sizeof (SHELLEXECUTEINFO);
sei.lpVerb = NULL;
sei.lpFile = m_strexefilename;
sei.nShow = SW_SHOW;
sei.hInstApp = NULL;
sei.lpDirectory = NULL;
sei.fMask = SEE_MASK_DOENVSUBST|SEE_MASK_NOCLOSEPROCESS;
sei.lpParameters = NULL;
if (ShellExecuteEx (&sei) )
return TRUE;
else
return FALSE;

Now start a thread and monitor it, monitor sei

Best Wishes,
ez_way

Re: ShellExecute and File Properties

User 127827-Mar-04 4:09

User 12782

7-Mar-04 4:09

I tried your code with the only change being changing m_strexefilename to a static path for a file. That will open the file just fine, as will setting the verb to "OPEN" or "open". However, if I try setting it to "properties" a message box appears that says:

"This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an association in the Folder Options control panel."

Any idea what I could be doing wrong?

Thanks,
Aaron Stubbendieck

modified 12-Jul-20 21:01pm.

Re: ShellExecute and File Properties

User 127827-Mar-04 4:12

User 12782

7-Mar-04 4:12

Also, for any verb, explore, find, etc also give the same visual error.

modified 12-Jul-20 21:01pm.

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