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There are probably lots of ways, but try this:
IMoniker* pMonk;
HRESULT hr = CreateFileMoniker(OLESTR("C:\\auxa.txt"), &pMonk);
if ( SUCCEEDED(hr) )
{
pMonk->Release();
}
Be sure you've called OleInitialize, CoInitialize or CoInitializeEx somewhere in your process.
Steve
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Doesn't work. (they're all valid)
I went through a slew of file based functions, including things like GetShortFileName, hoping for a failure if the name was invalid, none worked.
I guess I'll just use a regular expression.
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I used the following code:
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void IsValid(LPCOLESTR pFileName)
{
IMoniker* pMonk;
HRESULT hr = CreateFileMoniker(pFileName, &pMonk);
if ( SUCCEEDED(hr) )
{
pMonk->Release();
wcout << L"'" << pFileName << L"' is valid.\n";
return;
}
wcout << L"'" << pFileName << L"' is NOT valid.\n";
}
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
OleInitialize(NULL);
IsValid(OLESTR("auxa.txt"));
IsValid(OLESTR("aux.txt"));
IsValid(OLESTR("aux .txt"));
IsValid(OLESTR("C:\\ filename.txt"));
IsValid(OLESTR("C:\\auxa.txt"));
IsValid(OLESTR("C:\\aux.txt"));
IsValid(OLESTR("C:\\aux .txt"));
OleUninitialize();
return 0;
}
And got this in output:
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'auxa.txt' is valid.
'aux.txt' is valid.
'aux .txt' is valid.
'C:\filename.txt ' is valid.
'C:\auxa.txt' is valid.
'C:\aux.txt' is NOT valid.
'C:\aux .txt' is NOT valid.
Seems to work only for fully qualifed paths. Seems to fail the trailing space rule in any case.
Steve
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 I don't know if i'm on the right forum but for god sake help. PLEASE.
i'm on windows xp home edition and every time i try to open my documents or my folders the page comes up in blocks and then microsoft sends a message saying it must close the program, i check the error report then it comes up Dr Watson postmorton debugger,then closes. Help i've run 3 different anti-virus scans and only one showed an error (??chost) but cause it came up as an error it carn't delete it. please if anyone can help remove the virus or what ever the prob is can you site it.
please tell me what it is and how to remove it cause i really need to gain access to my files . thanks
sparra06
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I'm using Visual Studio 2005 to edit my icons, but I cannot figure out how to paste a 256 color image onto my 32x32x256 icon. It always comes through 16-color. Any ideas?
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine.
- P.J. O'Rourke
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Hi,
At the restart of the main application, I need to reload all the child windows that were opened and visible during the previous run of the application. I used persistent frames to obtain the state of each of the child windows and write into the registry. But during application restart I need these windows to come up automatically (that is those child windows that were not closed before the main application was closed).
Its the same as saving the workspace in visual C++ and when the workspace is opened again, all the child windows would come up automatically.
Can anyone help me with this.
Thanks
Vijay
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hi
I need to get a list of all the computers on the LAN which are ON i.e. which are up.
For that i think the best option is to broadcast a connection request to all the systems on LAN and those who are up will be programmed to send something like their address.
I don't know how to broadcast a connection request. I have already made a client/server program in VC++, so i know the basic concepts.
If there is some material on NET, please refer.
thanx
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The Q&D way is to send a broadcast PING on the network you are interested in. However, this has a few downsides.
You typically need Administrator access to send on the broadcast IP address, not all machines are required to respond to PING, and IT people tend to not like broadcast-ed traffic.
You might want to have a look at the network enumeration functions, and have a look at the "Enumerating Network Resources" sample for further options.
Peace!
-=- James
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I have an object of
CStringArray m_arrString.
I have to add appriximatly eight (8) thousand values with the length of max 10 characters like "ABCD-EFGD" in the m_arrString using Add menthod of array, and i will sort them.
Would the CStringArray object will work fine for 8 thousand added values,
Or is there any other to handle them ,
thanks
Regards.
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normally, it should work, as the index is an int, and so can contain up to 2147483648 values.
i'd personnaly use std::vector<> but you could ask Mr ABuenger (aKa xxx'd) about his preference...
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Thanks,
But will not it have any memory problems?
Regards.
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zahid_ash wrote: But will not it have any memory problems?
like what ?
of course, it's take more memory than one which contain 3 or 4 strings, but if you talk about memory leaks for example, i don't think there is problems of this order...
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this is simple ...
try both ways, see how well they work, and decide yourself.
concerning memory, if you have sufficient memory on your computer there should not be any problem at all.
Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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If you are worried about memory and know in advance how many elements you are going to add and the max size of each element, you may want to allocate a regular C array rather than using collection classes which introduce some amount of overhead.
onwards and upwards...
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zahid_ash wrote: I have to add appriximatly eight (8) thousand values...
Then you may want to set an initial size by first calling the SetSize() method. This would allocate a large chunk of memory once, rather than a small chunk of memory 8,000 times.
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Another way, which I have used, is to put the strings into large memory memory buffers one after the other (with terminating zeros between each, of course) and then store pointers to them in a CArray<>.)
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine.
- P.J. O'Rourke
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I want to do a Total Commander in Visual C++, but I didn't find any control suitable to look like a pane.Can anyone give me some hints, please?
Thanks very much.
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Adriana Frunza wrote: I want to do a Total Commander in Visual C++
  you mean, even with the 16 bits look and feel ?
look at CSplitPane for the pane...
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I'm using Visual C++ 6 unfortunately.Where can I find this class?
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This is probably a bit embarrassing, but I have set up some static controls with control variables, but I have totally forgotten how to set the text based on a floating point number!
// export version
c_ExportVersion.SetWindowText(version);
works fine, as "version" is just a character string
// fieldwidth
c_BEAMWIDTH.SetWindowText(fieldwidth);
does not work fine, as "fieldwidth" is a floating point number, I've tried going via CString but that didn't work, and sprintf seemed to be the wrong idea too
(eg tried
CString str = fieldwidth;)
I'm sure this is very basic but I've been away from Windows for a while, so am still re-finding my feet.
thanks in advance
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CString str;<br />
str.Format("%.5f",fieldwidth);<br />
c_BEAMWIDTH.SetWindowText(str);<br />
This will print your float with 5 decimals after floating point.
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Many thanks. I don't know how I missed the "format" class member of CString, but as I said, it's been a while!
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In continuation to Mr. Cedric Answer, you can also you wsprintf, if working on Non MFC application
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cheers,
Alok Gupta
VC Forum Q&A :- I/ IV
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Hi
I need to exchange large Strings between my own dll and my programm.
Any Idears ??
THX
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