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Re: How Create and unse a Global Var [modified]

28-Nov-07 4:55

Hi All,
My quest is simple, Im using MFC under VS 6.0
I wanna create some Golbale Variables . So how could i create a Golbale Variable under MFC? and in which Class. My Prog is named AutoParall so i have Classes like CAutoParallApp and so on.

thank you .

CPallini28-Nov-07 5:14

CPallini

28-Nov-07 5:14

you have already an example of it:
The Application Wizard defines the global variable theApp inside the application source file (i.e. AutoParallApp.cpp AutoParall.cpp in your case).
You can use theApp on any other source file (for instance in the MainFrm.cpp) provided you declare it as extern (i.e. extern CAutoParallApp theApp;) in the corrensponding header file (MainFrm.h in the previous example).
You can also make it visible to all sources, declaring it extern inside the StdAfx.h header (included by all sources of you project).

I hope that you can find out your way now.
Smile | :)

-- modified at 11:35 Wednesday 28th November, 2007

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Schehaider_Aymen28-Nov-07 5:23

28-Nov-07 5:23

Ok thx 4 the reply but in my case i have more than 45 Golbals Variables that i use in my Prog so how could i declare all the Vars, besides theApp Var. Sniff | :^)

CPallini28-Nov-07 5:35

CPallini

28-Nov-07 5:35

Blood_HaZaRd wrote:
i have more than 45 Golbals Variables

Too many!!!!!!!!!!!!! Poke tongue | ;-P

Anyway:
I suggest you to define the variables inside the application source AutoParall.cpp, for instance:

// this is AutoPArall.cpp

int iMyGlobalVar1 = 0;
DWORD dwMyGlobalVar2 = 0;
...

and to declare the variables themselves in the StdAfx.h file, for instance:

// this is StdAfx.h

extern int iMyGlobalVar1;
extern DWORD dwMyGlobalVar2;
...

If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.

Schehaider_Aymen28-Nov-07 5:37

28-Nov-07 5:37

thank you, i ll try to follow yrs instructions.

Schehaider_Aymen28-Nov-07 5:49

28-Nov-07 5:49

Ok It works now, Cool | :cool:

thank you again for your kindness. Big Grin | :-D

David Crow28-Nov-07 6:22

28-Nov-07 6:22

Blood_HaZaRd wrote:
So how could i create a Golbale Variable under MFC?

In exactly the same way you would outside of MFC.

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led mike28-Nov-07 6:29

led mike

28-Nov-07 6:29

This is a great example of what I struggle with in the forums. To some the purpose is to answer the question asked. I sometimes see a different problem. Like in this case I see a larger problem in that the OP "wants" to create some global variables. Since I mostly seem to be alone in this regard I guess that indicates that my perspective is wrong eh? Smile | :)

David Crow28-Nov-07 6:57

Invert Region colors GDI+

28-Nov-07 6:57

led mike wrote:
Like in this case I see a larger problem in that the OP "wants" to create some global variables.

That is an equally valid observation. I tend to error on the side of newbies wanting to port old C code to C++ whilst bringing along the baggage, too. To some, they simply do not know how to ask the right question.

I suppose you could also liken it to the old adage, "If the only tool you have is a hammer, everything resembles a nail."

led mike wrote:
Since I mostly seem to be alone in this regard...

Which means you are simply looking at the request from a different vantage point. Nothing wrong with that.

bob1697228-Nov-07 4:22

bob16972

28-Nov-07 4:22

I'm mixing GDI and GDI+ together a bit and attempting to create a region in GDI+, then use the handle to that region to invert the colors using ::InvertRgn in GDI using the same HDC used to create the graphics object but someone helped me discover that the region is in device units when used in GDI and world coordinates in GDI+.

I'm struggling with the fact that I'm using the GDI mapping modes for my scaling so when I use the handle from the GDI+ region in a GDI function, the scaling gets mucked up without manually reproducing the scaling effect.

My question is "Does anyone know how the same effect (InvertRgn) can be achieved in GDI+ using the graphics object that is backed by a memory DC"?

SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition

Canito7628-Nov-07 3:27

Canito76

28-Nov-07 3:27

Hi all

i have an Embedded Visual C++ aplication, in this aplication
exist a class where have declare the const CLSID_SQLSERVERCE_2_0
for create instance OLE DB for SQL CE 2.0
CLSID_SQLSERVERCE_2_0 = {0x76A85B2E,0x9DE0,0x4ded,{0x8E,0x69,0x4D,0xEF,0xDB,0x9C,0x09,0x17}};

i found CLSID for SQL CE 3.0
CLSID_SQLSERVERCE_3_0 = {0x32ce2952, 0x2585, 0x49a6, {0xae, 0xff, 0x17, 0x32, 0x7, 0x6c, 0x29, 0x45}};

But i need CLSID for SQL CE 3.5
CLSID_SQLSERVERCE_3_5 = ??????

sorry my bad english D'Oh! | :doh:

thanks

AfxMessageBox

shir_k28-Nov-07 2:22

shir_k

28-Nov-07 2:22

Hi,

When i include AfxMessageBox i get exit icon on the top right side of the
message box, Is there any way to remove that.

Thanks in advance

David Crow28-Nov-07 3:08

28-Nov-07 3:08

shir_k wrote:
Is there any way to remove that.

My guess is, not without also removing the caption.

You could always roll your own message box.

shir_k28-Nov-07 3:15

shir_k

28-Nov-07 3:15

Thanks for the reply.

1)How to remove the caption?

2)Own message box means i have to create new dialog box in resource view and display the message or is there any other method.

Maximilien28-Nov-07 3:12

Maximilien

28-Nov-07 3:12

Yes, there is probably a way to remove it (I think you have to look at how to remove the system menu or something like that).

But the question I'm asking is why do you want to remove it ? it's part of the normal Windows UI guidelines.

Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad

shir_k28-Nov-07 3:30

shir_k

28-Nov-07 3:30

I just want to pop up a message to the user indicating "data is going to load please wait for sometime", It is just a information and data will be loaded even if user press "OK" or cancel button so i wanted to remove it.

David Crow28-Nov-07 3:45

28-Nov-07 3:45

It sounds like you want a modeless diaog instead so that the main thread is not blocked.

Maximilien28-Nov-07 4:33

Maximilien

28-Nov-07 4:33

So, there are no specific requirements to remove the "X" in the caption, so just leave it like that and concentrate on the the real features and/or other technical challenges that you might have.

Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad

Paresh Chitte28-Nov-07 17:18

Paresh Chitte

28-Nov-07 17:18

Then why can't you use progress bar ??

Regards,
Paresh.

Nelek28-Nov-07 21:49

Nelek

28-Nov-07 21:49

Click on the X button will give you back the IDCANCEL return value, as if you had pressed ESC or "Cancel" button.

Greetings.

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