C / C++ / MFC

Re: I got a compiler error doing this:

13-Sep-02 11:11

I'm not sure, but I think you can 'add Strings' in the String Table which is shown on the resources tab, and lists out IDs.

BW
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Pavel Klocek13-Sep-02 11:27

Re: Where is this ID coming from?

13-Sep-02 11:27

If you are using VS6:

Go to resource tab
Right click on the project name in the tree
Select Resource symbols
Press New button

Pavel
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Member 91813-Sep-02 11:30

Member 918

13-Sep-02 11:30

They just defined it themselves. They picked an arbitrary number that wasn't used is all.

Nothing special.

If using VC 6, and you view the 'Resources' tab, you can select 'View|Resource Symbols' from the main VC menu.

Just click on the 'New' button in the dialog and create a new ID and assign it an ID.

Remember, controls need identifiers. The resource editor assigns them automatically because it's our friend and tries to do things for us.

But when you're doing things manually, you'll have to use this process.

Chris Smile | :)

Re: Where is this ID coming from?

ns13-Sep-02 11:38

13-Sep-02 11:38

Ah! MAny thanks. That worked. Appreciate it!
ns

Control in status bar

ns13-Sep-02 10:52

13-Sep-02 10:52

I am creating my own class derived from CStatusBar, and will embed an imagecontrol in it, called m_THBImageRainbow. Now in my view class, I need to populate this box with an image through a function defined in the view class. If m_THBImageRainbow had been a view class member I'd have done:

ShowTHBImage(m_rainbow.GetImageSize(), m_rainbow.GetImagePointer(), &m_THBImageRainbow)

but my m_THBImageRainbow is a member of my new statusbar class. How will I access this?

Instead of &m_THBImageRainbow, what will it be?

I'll have MyStatusBar m_wndStatusBar; in the mainframe.

So to get at it in view :

((CMainFrame*)AfxGetMainWnd())->m_wndStatusBar.m_THBImageRainbow)

, but where will the & go?

<code>&</code>((CMainFrame*)AfxGetMainWnd())->m_wndStatusBar.m_THBImageRainbow)

or somewhere else in there?

Thanks,
ns

Table/Grid control

Shay Harel13-Sep-02 10:44

Shay Harel

13-Sep-02 10:44

Hi !

I need some grid control to display data in a table format with the avalability of recognizing clicks no cells and so on.
I rememeber seeing an article here that was perfet for me but I cant find it.

Any help is welcome, just dont recommand the MS FlexGrid, I hate it

Thanks,
Shay Harel

Re: Table/Grid control

Pavel Klocek13-Sep-02 10:58

13-Sep-02 10:58

Best grid control here you can find on the CP homepage - first item in Most Popular section - Chris Maunder's MFC Grid control 2.24;).

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Re: Table/Grid control

Shay Harel16-Sep-02 3:18

Shay Harel

16-Sep-02 3:18

Great, exactly the one I was looking for

Saveing a project

Steve Daly13-Sep-02 10:09

Steve Daly

13-Sep-02 10:09

I am trying to come up to a crawl using VC6. I have been using Optima++. Under Optima I could save the current project and create a new one by using the Save Project As button under the file menu and providing a new name Ie.. test1, test2, test3 and so on. I have been unable to figure out how to do the same thing with VC6. What I want to do is save a current project, but create a new one based on the original for modification, so that I don't screw up the original. Is there a way to do this?

Steve Daly

Re: Saveing a project

Pavel Klocek13-Sep-02 10:17

Floating Document Interface (FDI)

13-Sep-02 10:17

.
You can of course copy the project directory. If you want to rename it also, you need to edit dsp and dsw files in text editor.

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Re: Saveing a project

Ryan B.13-Sep-02 10:18

Ryan B.

13-Sep-02 10:18

ever thought of using sourcesafe? or another CVS? I like the idea of revisioning code. I use it in JBuilder all the time, kinda the same way Word handles revisions.

Ryan Baillargeon
Software Specialist
Fuel Cell Technologies Inc.

Ryan B.13-Sep-02 10:00

Ryan B.

13-Sep-02 10:00

Has anyone come across resources on how to architect FDI models as opposed to MDI. I am starting out a new project and I would like to use an architecture similar to VS.NET. Workspaces in my application will be able to contain any number of document modules (dynamically load a new document type). Just wondering if anyone has found any tutorials or discussions on such a model?

Ryan Baillargeon
Software Specialist
Fuel Cell Technologies Inc.

Virtual Base Class & Constructor :: C++

valikac13-Sep-02 9:46

valikac

13-Sep-02 9:46

Hi.

I would like to know the best way to initialize a constructor in a virtual base base. For example,

[code]

// Base class
class Base()
{
public:
A(int i = 0);
virtual void printA() const = 0;
};

// Derived classes
class X() : public virtual Base
{
public:
X(char a, int j);
virtual void printA();
};

X::X(char a, int j)
{
char temp = a;
A::A(j);
}

class Y() : public virtual Base
{
public:
Y(long x, int k);
virtual void printA();
};

Y::Y(long x, int k)
{
long temp = x;
A::A(k);
}

// Next level down in hierarchy

class Z(); public X, public Y
{
public:
Z(...?...); // What data do I need here to construct X, Y, and Base?
...
};

Z::Z(...?...)
{
// Do you contruct class X, Y, or Base first?
}

// Implementation

Z example(...?...); // You need to construct Base first.
[/code]

I know the question is very basic to polymorphic C++ programming. Nonetheless, it is something that want really want to understand.

Thanks,
Kuphryn

Joaquín M López Muñoz13-Sep-02 9:57

Joaquín M López Muñoz

13-Sep-02 9:57

When deriving from a Base through a virtual intermediate, it is your responsibiliy to construct the object base --none of the constructors supplied by the derived virtual classes is applied. If you don't specify a constructor, default is used.

Apart from this, the syntax you using is incorrect. It should be like:

X::X(char a, int j): A(j)
{
char temp = a;
}

Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo

valikac13-Sep-02 10:03

valikac

13-Sep-02 10:03

Okay. Thanks.

Please give an example of how to construct the base from that example.

Kuphryn

Mike Nordell14-Sep-02 3:43

Mike Nordell

14-Sep-02 3:43

When inheriting from a virtual baseclass, it's always the responsibility of the "most derived" class to invoke the constructor of the virtual baseclass. The way you invoke initialization from a constructor is well documented.

I suggest, and I do this to be nice, you don't try to use virtual baseclasses until you learn and understand at least the syntax and semantics for initialization. To give you a starting point; you initialize anything from a C++ constructor like:

class A
{
  A() : v(0) {}
  int v;
};

programmatically creating new doc

valikac14-Sep-02 7:11

valikac

14-Sep-02 7:11

Okay. I admit the sample had code errors. You could look up syntax in a reference book. I wanted to understand the concept.

Kuphryn

brianwelsch13-Sep-02 9:22

13-Sep-02 9:22

I have a CStringArray with filenames, and I want to run through these and open a new MDI child for each file.
I can open a file through 'File->Open', but don't get how to achieve this without bringing up the SelectFile Dialog.

Is there a just message I need to send?

TIA,

BW
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Pavel Klocek13-Sep-02 9:56

13-Sep-02 9:56

Use CWinApp::OpenDocumentFile method.

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brianwelsch13-Sep-02 10:31

13-Sep-02 10:31

Thanks, still not quite there, though.

I've implemented this:

CDocument* pDoc = AfxGetApp()->OpenDocumentFile(Filename);<br />
if(pDoc != NULL)<br />
    pDoc->UpdateAllViews(NULL);

and get an exception error assigning pDoc. Confused | :confused:

BW
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Pavel Klocek13-Sep-02 10:52

13-Sep-02 10:52

Your code worked for me OK using Copy&Paste.
In CMainFrame menu command handler.
Where are you using it in your app hierarchy?
Are the document templates initialized (in InitInstance)?

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brianwelsch13-Sep-02 11:00