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Signal-94-Feb-05 17:20

4-Feb-05 17:20

no you cant.

The event handler is totally different (the way it is coded).
Managed code is different than native C++ code.

I suggest buying a Visual C++ .Net book. Microsoft Press has one for cheap and im sure your local book store has tons.

It will take you a little bit to get used to the .net framework, but once you do it is very good. Although you will still find yourself going back to native code from time to time.

Re: CDialog in C++.Net

venura c.p.w. goonatillake4-Feb-05 19:01

venura c.p.w. goonatillake

4-Feb-05 19:01

C++ in .NET is realy good than C++ 6,
Create your project using class MFC Application wizard. Once you create a Dialog Application, go into your Resouce tab pane and select dialog folder. Right click your
dialog folder and click on Insert Dialog. Then you can see your new dialog form.
After then Right click on your Dialog Window and click on Add Class option.
Then you will come to a form specify your base class as CDialog and give a class name
So thats it.

Any thing you want submit to me
thanks for giving opertunity to help you

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resizing control to whole size of formview

BlackDice4-Feb-05 7:30

BlackDice

4-Feb-05 7:30

I'm trying to implement it where when I double-click a grid, the grid resizes to fill the entire formview, then double-clicking it again puts it back to its normal size. But I'm having trouble with the GetWindowRect(), MoveWindow(),ClientToScreen() thing. Here's what I have in the OnNotify() of my CFormView class (after making sure it's for the appropriate control):

if (NM_DBLCLK == pDispInfo->hdr.code)
			{
				CRect formrect;
				this->GetWindowRect(&formrect);
				ClientToScreen(&formrect);
				m_lvw.ScreenToClient(&formrect);
				m_lvw.MoveWindow(&formrect);
				m_lvw.SetWindowPos(&wndTopMost ,0,0,0,0,SWP_NOSIZE |SWP_NOMOVE);
				return TRUE;
			}

the grid is moving to the wrong place. Also, it's not covering the other controls as I thought it would do. The other edit boxes and comboboxes on the form are still visible through the grid. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!!!

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Works except for Redraw

BlackDice4-Feb-05 9:13

BlackDice

4-Feb-05 9:13

I got the code working now to resize the grid the way I want, I just can't get it to redraw correctly. I've tried RedrawWindow(),Invalidate(), and InvalidateRect() and all the controls are still showing throught the grid until I move the scrollbars, then it repaints correctly. I figure I could step through the code from the time the scrollbar is moved, but I'm hoping someone can help me out before I try to wade through that.

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CListCtrl not created in CFormView

Maverick4-Feb-05 7:13

Maverick

4-Feb-05 7:13

I made a DIALOG resource for my CFOrmView derived class... I put a CListCtrl in the DIALOG, and made a variable for it, i.e. m_myListControl..

Now when i Tried inserting columns using InsertColumn(), the VC++ ASSERTS...
Upon tracing,debugging, It turns out that m_myListControl doesn't created, its handle=0x000..

I tried to make a DIALOG resource with a CListCtrl this time for a CDialog, just to test and see if it will work on a CDialog... it works on a CDialog, and it turns out, the ClistCtrl object is created this time, there's is a value of the handle of the CListCtrl..

Any thoughts on this?

Eugen Podsypalnikov's CGridCellDateTime class

prosolupov4-Feb-05 6:41

prosolupov

4-Feb-05 6:41

Hello.

Who knows which is the minimal changes needed to get Eugen Podsypalnikov's CGridCellDateTime class (http://www.codeproject.com/miscctrl/gridcelldatetime.asp) work normally in dropdown mode.

I've changed this

m_pEditWnd = new CInPlaceDateTime(GetGrid(), rect,
m_dwStyle|DTS_UPDOWN, nID, nRow, nCol,
GetTextClr(), GetBackClr(), GetTime(), nChar);

by this

m_pEditWnd = new CInPlaceDateTime(GetGrid(), rect,
m_dwStyle, nID, nRow, nCol,
GetTextClr(), GetBackClr(), GetTime(), nChar);

It become dropdown, but in doesn't work properly. Which code I need to reform?

Thank you.

Changable HotKeys

prosolupov4-Feb-05 6:17

prosolupov

4-Feb-05 6:17

Hello there.

Explain me please how to implement dynamically changable hot keys in MFC application most conveniently.

Win 32 tutorial

monageasmear4-Feb-05 5:56

monageasmear

4-Feb-05 5:56

I am new to win 32 programming, i basically want an application with 6 different windows of varying size to hold bitmaps, its an image processing application the back end is no problem, but the front end i need help any one have any good tutorials????? im badly stuck cheers

Re: Win 32 tutorial

David Crow4-Feb-05 6:53

David Crow

4-Feb-05 6:53

See this section.

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XP-like style grid

prosolupov4-Feb-05 5:48

prosolupov

4-Feb-05 5:48

Hello.

Could you please to suggest which grid-control must I use to obtain a table looking like the Windows Explorer (in WinXP) in table mode?

Thank You.

Re: XP-like style grid

RChin4-Feb-05 6:04

RChin

4-Feb-05 6:04

In table mode?
Can you give us an example of this?
Or do you mean Windows explorer in detailed mode using the List Control?

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Re: XP-like style grid

prosolupov4-Feb-05 6:28

prosolupov

4-Feb-05 6:28

RChin wrote:
Or do you mean Windows explorer in detailed mode

Yes. I mean it. In Russian it named something like "table view".

Re: XP-like style grid

RChin4-Feb-05 6:36

RChin

4-Feb-05 6:36

OK. Then you are looking for the CListCtrl[^] class (in MFC) that encapsulate the windows List View Control.

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Re: XP-like style grid

prosolupov6-Feb-05 22:18

prosolupov

6-Feb-05 22:18

Thank you very much. I's just that.

CTreeCtrl from file

bilas4-Feb-05 5:33

bilas

4-Feb-05 5:33

Let somebody has the next .ini file:
1 Parent1
+--11 Child 1
 +---111 Child 11
 +---112 Child 112
 +---...
+--12 Child 2
 +---121 ...
 +---122 ...
 +---...
2 Parent 2
+--21 Child 1
 +---211 Child 11
 +---212 Child 112
 +---...
and so on.
Actually, it is very often useful to organize tree in this way.
So, is anybody know how to build CTreeCtrl (CTreeView) referencing to this file.
Thanks in advance,
bilas (Aleksey).

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Re: CTreeCtrl from file

pnpfriend4-Feb-05 9:14

pnpfriend

4-Feb-05 9:14

Actually, there are lots of lots of example for how to use CTreeCtrl.
Please go to TreeCtrl in this CodeProject.com and you will find plantly of examples.

good luck.

Increment search

prosolupov4-Feb-05 5:33

prosolupov

4-Feb-05 5:33

Hello All.

Does anybody nows where an increment search implementation,
which can be used in MFC program, can be found?

I need an increment search in all cells or in a single column
in a grid with text and date data.

Re: Increment search

prosolupov4-Feb-05 5:39

prosolupov

4-Feb-05 5:39

Sorry about my English.

Destroy CView (MFC)

TooLeeDiN4-Feb-05 5:08

TooLeeDiN

4-Feb-05 5:08

class GraphCtrl : public CView
{........}

GraphCtrl *gctrl=new GraphCtrl();

How i can destroy gctrl.

bios serial number

ozgul4-Feb-05 4:16

ozgul

4-Feb-05 4:16

How can i get bios serial number?
Also, this program must run under Win98, Win2000,WinNT and WinXP.
Can u give some examples?
Please help me, thanks a lot...

Re: bios serial number

David Crow4-Feb-05 6:50

David Crow

4-Feb-05 6:50

Have you looked at the Win32_BIOS class?

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WINDOWS.h already included Error

ChemmieBro4-Feb-05 3:55

ChemmieBro

4-Feb-05 3:55

I'm am implementing the code in this example, http://www.codeproject.com/system/registry.asp[^] and when I #include afx.h to use CString, I get this error:

fatal error C1189: #error : WINDOWS.H already included. MFC apps must
> not #include <windows.h>

If I take out the include, the CString type is not defined. Any help?

Re: WINDOWS.h already included Error

David Crow4-Feb-05 6:49

David Crow

4-Feb-05 6:49

With MFC, there is no need to explicitly include windows.h as it is automatically done.

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Re: WINDOWS.h already included Error

2249174-Feb-05 18:30

224917

4-Feb-05 18:30

open ur stdAfx.h and #include "afx.h" after following line there.

// TODO: reference additional headers your program requires here

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Creating a simple border on a dialog

BrianBoru4-Feb-05 2:32

BrianBoru

4-Feb-05 2:32

I am fairly new to MFC and am unable to locate a feature for creating a border or frame in the control toolbar for a Dialog. I have seen that there is a RECT struct and CRect class to draw rectangles is this really necessary for such a simple graphical feature?

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