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Owner drawn4-Jan-06 22:13

4-Jan-06 22:13

The sample code below illustrates how to use function pointers to call functions that take different parameters than those with which the pointer was declared. The function is cast to the type of the function pointer during the first assignment, then the function pointer is cast to the type of the function to be called. Using typedefs generally makes it easier than casting the pointer directly.

#include <stdio.h>

typedef int  (*myintchartype) (char *, char *);
typedef void (*myvoidtype) (void);
typedef int  (*myintvoidtype) (void);

int func1(char *, char *);
void func2(void);

void main(void)
{
   myintvoidtype ptr;

   ptr = (myintvoidtype) func1;
   ((myintchartype) ptr)("one", "two");

   ptr = (myintvoidtype) func2;
   ((myvoidtype) ptr)();
}

int func1(char *a, char *b)
{
   return printf("func1 took two parameters: %s and %s\n", a, b);
}

void func2(void)
{
   printf("func2 did not take any parameters\n");
}

You can type cast functions.

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Prakash Nadar4-Jan-06 22:44

Prakash Nadar

4-Jan-06 22:44

u had to declare a function pointer thats 1 param or diff param, can you do the casting without that ?

-Prakash

Eytukan4-Jan-06 22:47

Eytukan

4-Jan-06 22:47

hey i'm curious to know your name. if it's a Top-Secret you can just mail me. so that i'll start calling you with your name here. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Owner drawn4-Jan-06 23:09

4-Jan-06 23:09

T-1000 wrote:
hey i'm curious to know your name.

T-1000 wrote:
if it's a Top-Secret you can just mail me

T-1000 wrote:
so that i'll start calling you with your name here

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Corrected .

Eytukan4-Jan-06 23:31

Eytukan

4-Jan-06 23:31

hey i'm curious to know your name. if it's a Top-Secret you can just mail me. ~~so that i'll start calling you with your name here.~~ Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Owner drawn4-Jan-06 23:34

4-Jan-06 23:34

he he

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Eytukan5-Jan-06 0:56

Eytukan

5-Jan-06 0:56

so my friends is called "he-he".. okay..okay.. nice name buddy!

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Owner drawn5-Jan-06 0:59

5-Jan-06 0:59

CIA is after me.

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vikas amin5-Jan-06 0:59

vikas amin

5-Jan-06 0:59

I dont know what difference do a name make ??
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Embin Technology
Bombay
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resizing frame to fit view?

S. Senthil Kumar5-Jan-06 3:40

S. Senthil Kumar

5-Jan-06 3:40

Anything is possible if you use C style casting. You could, for example, get a void pointer to the function and then cast the void pointer back to p_fun.

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LeeeNN4-Jan-06 20:13

LeeeNN

4-Jan-06 20:13

MDI application. How to resize childFrame to fit view, which is determined by grid control. They size of grid control changes. I want ChildFrame change correspondingly.

Thank you in advance.

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Re: resizing frame to fit view?

Owner drawn4-Jan-06 20:17

Should not allow copy, cut, paste and delete in the edit boxes using VC++

4-Jan-06 20:17

ResizeParentToFit

This method allows the size of your view to dictate the size of its frame window. This is recommended only for views in MDI child frame windows. Use ResizeParentToFit in the OnInitialUpdate handler function of your derived view class.

ResizeParentToFit assumes that the size of the view window has been set. If the view window size has not been set when ResizeParentToFit is called, you will get an assertion. To ensure that this does not happen, make the following call before calling ResizeParentToFit:

GetParentFrame()->RecalcLayout();

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K. narasimharao4-Jan-06 19:50

K. narasimharao

4-Jan-06 19:50

I have two edit boxes. By default edit boxes allow copy, cut, paste and delete features. But now i should not allow copy, cut, paste and delete features in edit boxes.

knarasimharao

Re: Should not allow copy, cut, paste and delete in the edit boxes using VC++

Owner drawn4-Jan-06 20:20

Display multi line colors in Rich edit control using VC++

4-Jan-06 20:20

Override the WM_CUT, WM_COPY and WM_PASTE handlers.

You can leave the handlers empty.

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K. narasimharao4-Jan-06 19:38

K. narasimharao

4-Jan-06 19:38

I have a static control(derived from CStatic) and rich edit controls and it contains two lines. I want to set the color of the first line to blue and the second line to red. Currently I am using the CDialog::OnCtlColor and using the SetTextColor function to set the color. However it sets the color for the whole static control i.e. both the lines. Can someone help?

knarasimharao

Re: Display multi line colors in Rich edit control using VC++

Anilkumar K V4-Jan-06 20:48

Anilkumar K V

4-Jan-06 20:48

Just an out line of procedure. customizee as you like Smile | :)

HWND hRichEdit = NULL;
CHARFORMAT* cf = NULL;

hRichEdit = (HWND)GetDlgItem (IDC_RICHEDIT);

CHARRANGE cr;
cr.cpMin = 0; // set strating char position
cr.cpMax = -1;// end char pos
SendMessage(hRichEdit, EM_EXSETSEL, 0, (LPARAM)&cr);

cf = new CHARFORMAT;
cf->cbSize = sizeof(CHARFORMAT);
cf->dwMask = CFM_COLOR |CFM_BOLD|CFM_FACE|CFM_SIZE|CFM_ITALIC;
cf->dwEffects = CFE_BOLD;
cf->crTextColor = RGB(255,0,0);
cf->yHeight = 160;
strcpy ( cf->szFaceName, "Ariel");
SendMessage( (HWND) hRichEdit, SCF_SELECTION, (WPARAM) SCF_ALL, (LPARAM) cf);
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Re: Display multi line colors in Rich edit control using VC++

Owner drawn4-Jan-06 23:15

Re: Display multi line colors in Rich edit control using VC++

4-Jan-06 23:15

anilFirst wrote:
CHARFORMAT* cf = NULL;

Won't this work...

CHARFORMAT cf;

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Anilkumar K V5-Jan-06 0:35

Anilkumar K V

5-Jan-06 0:35

>>Won't this work...

>>CHARFORMAT cf;

It will....Carry on

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Display ulti line colors in Rich edit control using VC++

K. narasimharao4-Jan-06 19:37

K. narasimharao

4-Jan-06 19:37

Enter Key press on a button does not activate it

GayathriNaveen4-Jan-06 19:15

GayathriNaveen

4-Jan-06 19:15

Hi
I have created a CButton in the following way.
CButton btnTemp;
UINT uiBtnStyle = BS_PUSHBUTTON | WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | WS_TABSTOP;
btnTemp->Create(szButtonName, uiBtnStyle, rectGroups, this, IDC_TEMP);

When I have focus on the button ,enter key press on the button does not trigger the Event for the button.

Someone tell me where I must have gone wrong.

Thanks,
Gayathri.

Re: Enter Key press on a button does not activate it

birajendu4-Jan-06 19:58

birajendu

4-Jan-06 19:58

hi..
are u sure u have made a object btnTemp and used "->" operator and it ran with out any error.i have amazed?May u have mistaken while writing here.

Check out the declaration and definition for the massege map fuction of that button control.

birajendu
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Delhi
India

Re: Enter Key press on a button does not activate it

vikas amin4-Jan-06 21:35

vikas amin

4-Jan-06 21:35

Then do Space trigger the event
or
might be the button is not focued
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Embin Technology
Bombay
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Re: Enter Key press on a button does not activate it

GayathriNaveen4-Jan-06 23:00

GayathriNaveen

4-Jan-06 23:00

Hi ,
Pressing Space bar does trigger the event.
The problem is Enter Key does not and the button does have focus.

Thanks,
Gayathri

Re: Enter Key press on a button does not activate it

Owner drawn4-Jan-06 23:12