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jhwurmbach31-Jul-07 5:09

jhwurmbach

31-Jul-07 5:09

Programm3r wrote:
An I making sense ??

Basically, yes.

You want a string class (std::string or CString) and its substr() or Mid() functions.

Failure is not an option - it's built right in.

CPallini31-Jul-07 5:14

31-Jul-07 5:14

What about

void copyat(char * strBuffer, char * strSource, int iStart, int iEnd)
{
  int iLen = strlen(strSource)
  for ( i=0; i< iEnd - iStart + 1; i++)
  {
      strBuffer[iStart+i] = i < iLen ? strSource[i] : ' ';
  }
}

?

of course, same preconditions must be satisfied (for instance, strlen(strBuffer)>iEnd, ...).
Smile | :)

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Programm3r31-Jul-07 19:43

Programm3r

31-Jul-07 19:43

Thanks CPallini. But when I try the function, during the for loop, strBuffer value stays empty ... why is that ?

Thanks again Smile | :)

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CPallini31-Jul-07 20:59

31-Jul-07 20:59

maybe strBuffer is not properly initialised (for instance, if strBuufer[0]='\0' you see an empty string). The code snippet simply writes the requested, blank-padded, string at choosen position. Anyway, I will perform a little test.
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Programm3r31-Jul-07 21:26

Programm3r

31-Jul-07 21:26

Thanks again for the response ... I have made a few modifications and it is working very well Smile | :)

Thanks
Regadrs,

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Randor 31-Jul-07 5:26

Randor

31-Jul-07 5:26

<br />
char buff[300];<br />
sprintf(buff,_T("%-16s %d"),"Walter",20);<br />
printf(buff);<br />

Will output:

"Name 20"

-Randor (David Delaune)

Randor 31-Jul-07 5:28

Randor

31-Jul-07 5:28

Looks like the forum removes spaces too!

It will output:

"Walter (lots of spaces)20"

-David Delaune

David Crow31-Jul-07 5:58

David Crow

31-Jul-07 5:58

Randor wrote:
Looks like the forum removes spaces too!

Unless you use the appropriate tag.

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Randor 31-Jul-07 6:53

Randor

31-Jul-07 6:53

Are you referring to the HTML non breaking space? '&nbsp'?

If so, I considered that on the second post, but took the lazy route since I did not feel like pasting 20 of them.
-Dave

David Crow31-Jul-07 6:55

David Crow

31-Jul-07 6:55

Randor wrote:
Are you referring to the HTML non breaking space? ' '?

No, I was referring to <pre> or <code>.

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Accessing an edit box from multiple windows????

Randor 31-Jul-07 7:06

Randor

31-Jul-07 7:06

I actually tested with <code> in the preview in the second post and it didn't work. However <pre> seems to work. Thanks for the tip.

-Dave

pblais31-Jul-07 4:36

Re: Accessing an edit box from multiple windows????

31-Jul-07 4:36

Is it possible to place an Edit Box on a "main window" and access it from a child window without going through all kinds of hoops?????

Thanks in advance
Pierre

CPallini31-Jul-07 4:42

Re: Accessing an edit box from multiple windows????

31-Jul-07 4:42

pblais wrote:
Is it possible to place an Edit Box on a "main window" and access it from a child window without going through all kinds of hoops?????

do you mean hope?! Big Grin | :-D

Never heard about Window handles (or CEdit pointers?)?
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pblais31-Jul-07 4:47

Re: Accessing an edit box from multiple windows????

31-Jul-07 4:47

nope....

I really meant "hoops"

I am fairly new to this and was hoping for an easy way to do this

Thanks

CPallini31-Jul-07 5:03

Re: Accessing an edit box from multiple windows????

31-Jul-07 5:03

It's not difficult: Have a look at GetDlgItem, either the MFC flavour or the WINAPI one, depending upon your tastes.
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pblais1-Aug-07 4:19

Re: Accessing an edit box from multiple windows????

1-Aug-07 4:19

Thank you very much

led mike31-Jul-07 5:19

led mike

31-Jul-07 5:19

pblais wrote:
and was hoping for an easy way to do this

Well the "easy" way is to hire an experienced skilled software developer. You know... someone that has spent years of their life studying the vast expanse of the software development world and therefore knows and understands the fundamental, complex and detailed aspects of it.

or you could get the book "Learn C++ in 21 days"

Re: Accessing an edit box from multiple windows????

pblais1-Aug-07 4:27