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Re: Do you have common sense?

ThatsAlok16-May-06 2:15

ThatsAlok

16-May-06 2:15

ppatel567 wrote:
So here vunic means "s" by "?"SO it "sss"

isn't you posting your answer to wrong person?... I am not Vunic...

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Re: Do you have common sense?

Nibu babu thomas16-May-06 1:33

Nibu babu thomas

16-May-06 1:33

I had to give you a 1 for that. Sigh | :sigh:

Nibu thomas
Software Developer

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Re: Do you have common sense?

Eytukan16-May-06 1:43

Eytukan

16-May-06 1:43

Its ok no problem, I give it back to you. Poke tongue | ;-P

. LOL

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Re: Do you have common sense?

ThatsAlok16-May-06 1:51

ThatsAlok

16-May-06 1:51

VuNic wrote:
I give it back to you. . LOL

When:

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

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Re: Do you have common sense?

Eytukan16-May-06 1:54

Eytukan

16-May-06 1:54

ThatsAlok wrote:
When

Still I haven't given him, You wanna have it?? Big Grin | :-D

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Re: Do you have common sense?

ThatsAlok16-May-06 1:55

ThatsAlok

16-May-06 1:55

VuNic wrote:
You wanna have it?

your Wish, Sir! Smile | :)

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Re: Do you have common sense?

Eytukan16-May-06 2:01

Eytukan

16-May-06 2:01

I tried but it said, "You cannot vote to yourself".. that certainly means putting it on my own head!. But still I dont forgot how you got the fear out of me about MFC/ATL. I'll never forget that Wink | ;)

. ~~thanks~~I know you dont like "thanks". Big Grin | :-D

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Re: Do you have common sense?

ThatsAlok16-May-06 2:17

ThatsAlok

16-May-06 2:17

VuNic wrote:
that certainly means putting it on my own head!. But still I dont forgot how you got the fear out of me about MFC/ATL

leave it man, Thats your Hardwork and your Desire to Learn,i have done nothing!

"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

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Re: Do you have common sense?

Stephen Hewitt16-May-06 1:19

Stephen Hewitt

16-May-06 1:19

Possible a bit bluntly put, but true nevertheless.

Steve

Re: Do you have common sense?

ThatsAlok16-May-06 1:29

ThatsAlok

16-May-06 1:29

ppatel567 wrote:
May be thats why you are just stuck with "C" )

I believe, you might checkout his profile for same! Smile | :)

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Re: Do you have common sense?

Smith#16-May-06 1:47

Smith#

16-May-06 1:47

ppatel567 wrote:
stuck with "C"

I hope ritchie is not reading it. Otherwise he'd take the senses outa you! Laugh | :laugh:

NULL

Re: ???

SimonSays16-May-06 8:05

SimonSays

16-May-06 8:05

Are you possibly refering to alloca? I don't think that it was ever in the C standard, but most compiler implmentations (including Visual Studio) do provide it. Given that VS (at least through 2003) does not support local array declaration with a variable number of elements, it is occasionally useful.

Wrong characters displayed..

sinda16-May-06 0:36

sinda

16-May-06 0:36

Situation is following. Program use raster font (.fon) to display data with standard ASCII, but it also use some special characters (char code less than 32) to display some symbols. Reason why we use raster font is fact that we want to keep WYSIWYG because result of this software at the end go to one embedded system with LCD display, which have exactly the same font inside.

Well, everything looks fine until you turn on ‘far east languages’ support on Windows XP (same operation on Windows 2000 doesn't cause this problem)

In this situation, Windows suddenly refuse to display characters with codes starting from 16 to 31. In fact, characters are displayed, but not from desired raster font but from some other font…

I try to create this font on more different ways and trying to display it using ExtTextOut or DrawText but those characters are always the same – wrong. Cry | :((

Removing far east language support restore previous valid situation and everything work well again.

I know that this combination is little bit strange and unusual but I’ll be grateful if anyone has some idea how to avoid this problem.

Thnx in advance

Ctrl List Box

VinayCool16-May-06 0:26

VinayCool

16-May-06 0:26

Hi, i have a value

CString p = flocation;

i want to store it in a list box in the 2 col

lvi.mask = LVIF_TEXT;
lvi.iItem = 0;
lvi.iSubItem = 1;
lvi.pszText = "value here";
m_INDEX_INFO_LIST.SetItem(&lvi);

can anyone tell how to do that ?? i tryed with lvi.pszText = p but its giveing error, can anyone help me with this.

Regards,
Vinay Charan.

-- modified at 6:27 Tuesday 16th May, 2006

Re: Ctrl List Box

Hamid_RT16-May-06 0:48

Hamid_RT

16-May-06 0:48

CListBox or CListCtrl?

whitesky

Re: Ctrl List Box

VinayCool16-May-06 0:51

VinayCool

16-May-06 0:51

Hi WhiteSky,

Its CListBox.

Re: Ctrl List Box

Laxman Auti16-May-06 1:00

Laxman Auti

16-May-06 1:00

Hey vinay,

There is no such method like SetItem() for CListBox

but For CListCtrl it is avilable..

Knock out 'T' from CAN'T ,
You 'CAN' if you think you 'CAN'
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Re: Ctrl List Box

VinayCool16-May-06 1:02

VinayCool

16-May-06 1:02

Oops its CListCtrl only ....

Re: Ctrl List Box

Laxman Auti16-May-06 1:13

Laxman Auti

16-May-06 1:13

here is another simple code in which i added two columns and added the data using InsertItem and SetItemText API's

m_test.InsertColumn(0,"hi",LVCFMT_LEFT,100);
m_test.InsertColumn(1,"bye",LVCFMT_LEFT,100);
	
m_test.InsertItem(index,"");
m_test.SetItemText(index,0,"HI");
m_test.SetItemText(index,1,"Bye");

where index is Listcontrol Item Index where you can add the Item from 0 to n

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You 'CAN' if you think you 'CAN'
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Re: Ctrl List Box

Hamid_RT16-May-06 1:12

Hamid_RT

16-May-06 1:12

for CListBox use
AddString or InsertString

whitesky

Re: Ctrl List Box

Hamid_RT16-May-06 1:10

Hamid_RT

16-May-06 1:10

of course CListCtrl
if you get error you can use

(0)if you use vs2005 use lvi.pszText = LPTSTR(p );

----------------------------------------------
(1) if vs2003 then use
lvc.pszText = CA2T(strItem);
---------------------------------------------

(2) LPCTSTR m_str;
m_str="test";
lvi.pszText = (LPTSTR)m_str;

--------------------------
(3) TCHAR m_str[20];
m_str[0]='\0';
strcat(m_str,"test");
lvi.pszText = (LPTSTR)m_str;

--------------------------
(4) LPTSTR m_str;
m_str=(LPTSTR)LocalAlloc(LPTR,256);
strcat(m_str,"test");
lvi.pszText = m_str;
---------------------------

whitesky

-- modified at 7:10 Tuesday 16th May, 2006

Re: Ctrl List Box

VinayCool16-May-06 1:19

VinayCool

16-May-06 1:19

Hi Whitesky,

got the solution thank u very much. i used

LPCTSTR p = flocation;

lvi.mask = LVIF_TEXT;
lvi.iItem = 0;
lvi.iSubItem = 1;
lvi.pszText = (LPTSTR)p;
m_INDEX_INFO_LIST.SetItem(&lvi);

its working...

Re: Ctrl List Box

Laxman Auti16-May-06 1:22

Laxman Auti

16-May-06 1:22

Hey,

nice information

Knock out 'T' from CAN'T ,
You 'CAN' if you think you 'CAN'
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Re: Ctrl List Box

Hamid_RT16-May-06 1:25

Hamid_RT

16-May-06 1:25

Thanks

whitesky

Re: Ctrl List Box

VinayCool16-May-06 1:33

VinayCool

16-May-06 1:33

Hi WhiteSky,

one more dout i want to store the date & time in the 4th col how to do that ??
how to access the current time and date and store it in a variable and pass it to col 6th ??

lvi.mask = LVIF_TEXT;
lvi.iItem = 6;
lvi.iSubItem = 1;
lvi.pszText = "16/05/06 4:59 PM"; // In this format only ??
m_INDEX_INFO_LIST.SetItem(&lvi);

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