C / C++ / MFC

MsmVc wrote:

Becouse my Edit Box control on dailog B

int GetDomain (const char /*IN*/*email, char /*OUT*/*domain)
{
  if (!email || !domain) return -1;	// err 1
  char *c= strchr ((char*)email, '@');
  if (!c) return -2;			// err 2
  strcpy (domain, c+1);
  return 0;
}

...

char a[100]="";
int e= GetDomain ("sample@domain.es", a);

const char * getDomain(const char szMail)
{
  const char * szDomain;
  if (! szMail ) return NULL;

  szDomain = szMail +strlen(szMail);
  while (szDomain-- != szMail )
  {
    if (*szDomain == '@') break;
  }

  if (szDomain==szMail) return NULL;

  return ++szDomain;
}

const char *szEmail= "myname@mydomain.com";
std::cout<< strstr(szEmail, "@")+1 <<std::endl;

Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:

I'm leaving error checking and other dodgy stuff to you as an exercise.

CPallini wrote:

That's unfair to other competitors

Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:

[Chris Tucker voice] I tell ya what: I am an unfair man. [/Chris Tucker voice]

char *email="myemail@mail.com";
char *domain= strchr(email,'@')?strchr(email,'@')+1: 0;

CString sEmail, sDomain;
sEmail = "random@mail.com";
int nPos = sEmail.Find("@");
sDomain = sEmail.Mid(nPos + 1, sEmail.GetLength());

Hemang Raval wrote:

My need is to determine whether current user has administrative rights or not.

Hemang Raval wrote:

If no any account exist then create one with administrative rights.

Hemang Raval wrote:

My requirement is to get only number of accounts and its information which are having administrator rights.

Hemang Raval wrote:

Thanks a lot again.

AnayKulkarni wrote:

1)In MDI (Multiple Document Interface) application whenever we minimize or maximize application's main outer window then which function gets called which indicates that window is maximized or minimized and where it is?

AnayKulkarni wrote:

2)Is there any flag value or any other value, through which I can know the current state of my application's main window means I can know that whether my main window is in maximized state or in minimized state? and if there is such a value then how can we get that value and where?

AnayKulkarni wrote:

which we can know that whether our MFC application is being displayed on screen or not?

AnayKulkarni wrote:

It is really urgent

AnayKulkarni wrote:

1)In MDI (Multiple Document Interface) application whenever we minimize or maximize application's main outer window then which function gets called which indicates that window is maximized or minimized and where it is?

AnayKulkarni wrote:

2)Is there any flag value or any other value, through which I can know the current state of my application's main window means I can know that whether my main window is in maximized state or in minimized state? and if there is such a value then how can we get that value and where?