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Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

SandipG 23-Oct-08 19:56

SandipG

23-Oct-08 19:56

You can use tinyXML[^] library..
I hope it helps.

Regards,
Sandip.

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

Naveen23-Oct-08 20:10

Naveen

23-Oct-08 20:10

You have to use the XML DOM to read/write the XML using the vc++. See the article Introduction to Using the XML DOM from Visual C++[^]

nave

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Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

anna mathew23-Oct-08 20:49

anna mathew

23-Oct-08 20:49

Thanks for the link....

But Can You Tell me how to create an XML file

In the tutorial....an XML file is already created..
Thats been loaded

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

Naveen23-Oct-08 20:57

Naveen

23-Oct-08 20:57

There is a save method for the IXMLDOMDocument. so can add nodes to the XML file using the appendChild function and when you are done adding all the nodes and sub nodes, you can call the save function, which will flush the content of the IXMLDOMDocument to the specified file in the XML format.

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Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

anna mathew23-Oct-08 22:41

anna mathew

23-Oct-08 22:41

Now Ive Created an Xml file.....
By Adding new item(.xml) in project settings...

Ive started with a dialog box....
on pressing ok..the file is opened...

The CODE IS:

void CXMLDOMFromVCDlg::OnBnClickedEnter()
{
XmlDocument *docXML = new XmlDocument;

docXML->LoadXml(S"");

}

Ive Also added :

#import <msxml.dll> named_guids
using namespace MSXML;

.................. in stdafx.h

im doing this using MFC AppWizard.....

this is not working......

im getting so many ERROR:

: 'XmlDocument' : undeclared identifier

: 'docXML' : undeclared identifier

: syntax error : identifier 'XmlDocument'
: left of '->LoadXml' must point to class/struct/union

: managed targeted code requires '#using <mscorlib.dll>' and '/clr' option

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

Naveen23-Oct-08 22:47

Naveen

23-Oct-08 22:47

anna mathew wrote:
XmlDocument *docXML = new XmlDocument;

no no. There is nothing called XmlDocument, it is IXMLDOMDocument. Please read the article I suggested...

anna mathew wrote:
By Adding new item(.xml) in project settings...

you add xml to project settings?? why? Confused | :confused:

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Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

anna mathew23-Oct-08 23:09

anna mathew

23-Oct-08 23:09

Instead of creating an XML file by coding...
i tried to create it using AppWizard...thatz all
............ I made the changes u said....

void CXMLDOMFromVCDlg::OnBnClickedEnter()
{
IXMLDOMDocument *docXML = new IXMLDOMDocument;

docXML->loadXML(S"");

}

but i get the following ERRORS......

ERROR: 'IXMLDOMDocument' : cannot instantiate abstract class

ERROR: managed targeted code requires '#using <mscorlib.dll>' and '/clr' option

Y is it?????

****************************************************

I also tried:::::::::

void CXMLDOMFromVCDlg::OnBnClickedEnter()
{
IXMLDOMDocumentPtr docPtr;
docPtr.loadXML("XMLDOMFromVC.xml");

}

but i get similar errors.....

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

Naveen23-Oct-08 23:27

Naveen

23-Oct-08 23:27

anna mathew wrote:
Instead of creating an XML file by coding...
i tried to create it using AppWizard...thatz all

I dont know how you generate this codes, using App wizards. Confused | :confused:

Any way this is the code for creating the IXMLDOMDocument.

IXMLDOMDocument* pXMLDoc = 0;
HRESULT hr = CoCreateInstance(CLSID_DOMDocument, NULL, CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER, 
             IID_IXMLDOMDocument, (void**)&pXMLDoc);

Please understand that this is COM. You cannot simply allocate a com pointer using the new.

nave

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Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

anna mathew23-Oct-08 22:42

anna mathew

23-Oct-08 22:42

Also can u send me some sample code...

to create XML File....
and Enter data to it

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

KarstenK23-Oct-08 21:13

KarstenK

23-Oct-08 21:13

if using VC++ this fine and outstanding article will be a great helper:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/XML/JW_CXml.aspx[^]

I also have too deal with Xml and not much experience in it Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Greetings from Germany

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

Naveen23-Oct-08 21:29

Naveen

23-Oct-08 21:29

KarstenK wrote:
this fine and outstanding article will be a great helper

In case you haven't noticed, that fine and outstanding article haven't got any vote yet... Frown | :(

I couldn't believe..

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Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

CPallini23-Oct-08 22:30

CPallini

23-Oct-08 22:30

I noticed myself yesterday and thought about a CodeProject bug since it is an unbelievable: the article had about 22000 views and no vote.

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Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

Naveen23-Oct-08 22:37

Naveen

23-Oct-08 22:37

I even tried another browser to check whether it is a bug or not...

Any way it shows two votes now Smile | :)

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Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

CPallini23-Oct-08 22:43

CPallini

23-Oct-08 22:43

I was just wondering who were the two 5 voters Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

SandipG 23-Oct-08 23:02

SandipG

23-Oct-08 23:02

Now it shows 3 votes Smile | :)

BTW: Another member for THHB Big Grin | :-D

Regards,
Sandip.

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

CPallini23-Oct-08 23:36

CPallini

23-Oct-08 23:36

I think the same: welcome Naveen [^].
Big Grin | :-D

Re: Read and Write to XML file using VC++

Naveen23-Oct-08 23:57

Naveen

23-Oct-08 23:57

I am honored Laugh | :laugh:

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Working on Buttons

RNarayan23-Oct-08 18:42

RNarayan

23-Oct-08 18:42

Hi,
Iam working buttons in dialog.
i have a problem.i have created a button with caption "&Total"
while executing, pressing T could not fire OnBnClicked() function instead it fires OnKeyUp() function.
however if i set "o" as shortcut, it fires OnBnClicked() function directly.

can anyone please explain why and how this is happening..

RNarayan

Re: Working on Buttons

Prasann Mayekar23-Oct-08 19:59

Prasann Mayekar

23-Oct-08 19:59

try adding an accelerator.

Re: Working on Buttons

SandipG 23-Oct-08 20:01

SandipG

23-Oct-08 20:01

Check 'T' might be assigned to some other button or some menu item.
BTW: OnKeyUp() will be fired in all the cases.

Regards,
Sandip.

Re: Working on Buttons

Alan Balkany24-Oct-08 4:15

Alan Balkany

24-Oct-08 4:15

Pressing Alt-T may be more reliable than just pressing T for invoking the shortcut.

Doubt regarding Private bytes(VM Size)

Rinu_Raj23-Oct-08 8:07

Rinu_Raj

23-Oct-08 8:07

Dear friends,

Could you please advice me what actually is the VM Size or Private bytes ? Does it exactly includes the code part of the executable ? for eg: If the binary size increase by 1 MB does it means that corresponding increase of 1 MB will be there in Private bytes of that process ? Or Private bytes is only the allocated data area of the process(allocated either by the process itself or through the loaded DLLs)?

Thanks

Re: Doubt regarding Private bytes(VM Size)

Baltoro23-Oct-08 12:06

Baltoro

23-Oct-08 12:06

I think alot of people are going to find this question EXTREMELY confusing. You should elaborate a little.
Tell us what you are referring to with the term "private bytes". Is this object an uncompiled text file? Is this a loaded executable? What version compiler and language and operating system are you using? What dependencies do you have? Most important, why do you need this information? (This will supply us with a context.)
And, of course, what the heck are "public bytes"? (Is this a scope problem?)
...Details,...specifics...be verbose...
...or, maybe, just google it...

Visibility of members of owner class

Radek7223-Oct-08 7:04

Radek72

23-Oct-08 7:04

Hi,

I have problem:
In class I have as member another class. For example:

class MyOwner
{
public:
MyClient m_client;
.
.
};

class MyClient
{

};

I need access form member class ( m_client ) to members of owner class, preferably also to private mebers. Can you adwise me?

Regards

Radek

Re: Visibility of members of owner class

Richard Andrew x6423-Oct-08 7:07

Richard Andrew x64

23-Oct-08 7:07

Declare a member of MyClient as MyOwner*.

class MyOwner
{
public:
MyClient m_client;
.
.
};

class MyClient
{
public:
MyOwner* m_owner;

MyClient( MyOwner* Owner )
{
m_owner = Owner;
}

};

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