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Re: CString to char

Cedric Moonen6-Jul-09 22:22

Cedric Moonen

6-Jul-09 22:22

MsmVc wrote:
i want to do like that.

You want to make something that doesn't have any sense ?
Do you know what a character and what a character string are ? Why do you want to store an array of characters into a single character ? This doesn't make any sense at all. Do you want to use a char* instead ? If yes, as already told you a lot of times before, read the article that Rajesh suggested. Why do you keep asking the same type of questions again and again instead of trynig to understand the concept ?

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Re: CString to char

David Crow7-Jul-09 3:18

David Crow

7-Jul-09 3:18

MsmVc wrote:
Can you help me

Yes, but you'll need to do this instead:

final = test[0];

I'll leave you with the exercise of figuring out why final only contains one character (instead of 11).

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Re: CString to char

Michael Schubert7-Jul-09 3:35

Michael Schubert

7-Jul-09 3:35

DavidCrow wrote:
I'll leave you with the exercise of figuring out why final only contains one character (instead of 11).

And tomorrow we'll do the advanced course - which character will final contain after the statement? Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Re: CString to char

Rajesh R Subramanian7-Jul-09 7:38

Rajesh R Subramanian

7-Jul-09 7:38

It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini

Re: CString to char

Rage6-Jul-09 22:09

Rage

6-Jul-09 22:09

Here you go: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/cppforumfaq.aspx#mfc_cstrtopchar[^]

Re: CString to char

Rajesh R Subramanian6-Jul-09 22:11

Rajesh R Subramanian

6-Jul-09 22:11

Please read these articles:

The Complete Guide to C++ Strings, Part I - Win32 Character Encodings[^]
The Complete Guide to C++ Strings, Part II - String Wrapper Classes[^]

Not to mention there's no sanity in converting any kind of a string to a character.

It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini

Re: CString to char

Cedric Moonen6-Jul-09 22:14

Cedric Moonen

6-Jul-09 22:14

Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
Please read these articles:

I think this is a lost cause. If I remember well, he has been suggested to read the articles a couple of times already. Some people still thinkks that it is far more efficient to ask everything on a forum rather to learn something Sigh | :sigh:

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Re: CString to char

Rajesh R Subramanian6-Jul-09 22:20

Rajesh R Subramanian

6-Jul-09 22:20

So, we cannot help him, can we?

I see the OP has a LOT of reading to do, but if he won't, that would be the least of our interest (besides the fact that he posts the same stuff repeatedly and irritates). We can only suggest him what should he do.

Looks like a lost cause though. Smile | :)

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Re: CString to char

CPallini6-Jul-09 22:25

CPallini

6-Jul-09 22:25

Usually you haven't. CString is a sequence of chars.
What do you exactly need to do (i.e. Be detailed)?
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setting TO adress for mail Using Mapi

Pardhu_M6-Jul-09 21:27

Pardhu_M

6-Jul-09 21:27

My problem is to set TO address for a mail using Mapi in C++ i able to set BOdy and Subject and from adress iam unable to set TO adresss here is my core Logic
prop.ulPropTag=PR_SUBJECT;
prop.Value.lpszW= _T("this is Subject");
pNewMessage->SetProps(1,&prop,NULL);
prop.ulPropTag=PR_BODY;
prop.Value.lpszW=_T("Body for a application");
pNewMessage->SetProps(1,&prop,NULL);

prop.ulPropTag=PR_SENT_REPRESENTING_NAME;
prop.Value.LPSZ=(TCHAR*)szSenderEmail;
pNewMessage->SetProps(1,&prop,NULL);
//problem here it is not setting the value to TO adress
prop.ulPropTag=PR_DISPLAY_TO;
prop.Value.LPSZ=(TCHAR*)szSenderEmail;
pNewMessage->SetProps(1,&prop,NULL);

Any help is highly appreciated...

Re: setting TO adress for mail Using Mapi

«_Superman_»6-Jul-09 22:34

«_Superman_»

6-Jul-09 22:34

Pardhu_M wrote:
prop.ulPropTag=PR_SENT_REPRESENTING_NAME;
prop.Value.LPSZ=(TCHAR*)szSenderEmail;

Pardhu_M wrote:
prop.ulPropTag=PR_DISPLAY_TO;
prop.Value.LPSZ=(TCHAR*)szSenderEmail;

Do you need the same email in both cases?
What is failing here and how are you validating the error?

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Re: setting TO adress for mail Using Mapi

Pardhu_M6-Jul-09 22:53

Pardhu_M

6-Jul-09 22:53

Even iam using two different names even though it is not showing me the to adress.

Re: setting TO adress for mail Using Mapi

Stuart Dootson6-Jul-09 23:00

Stuart Dootson

6-Jul-09 23:00

Use IMessage::ModifyRecipients - I know that works, 'cause I've used it in the past.

You need to create an address list to pass to that. I've done that using the IAddrBook::ResolveName method to convert textual addresses to MAPI addresses. That part of it's kind of involved, but basically you construct a new ADRLIST with each recipient's name and a property specifying that you want a 'TO' address and pass that to ResolveName. This method should transform the address list into a list of resolved address entries.

HTH!

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Re: setting TO adress for mail Using Mapi

Pardhu_M7-Jul-09 2:50

Pardhu_M

7-Jul-09 2:50

Thanks Buddy I got an Idea How to Do it

how to create to parallallu running processes in mfc

kir_MFC6-Jul-09 20:43

kir_MFC

6-Jul-09 20:43

how to create to parallallu running processes in mfc..please let me know

kir_MFC

Re: how to create to parallallu running processes in mfc

CPallini6-Jul-09 20:47

CPallini

6-Jul-09 20:47

CreateProcess [^], possibly?

Problem while horizontal scroling

Deepu Antony6-Jul-09 20:34

Deepu Antony

6-Jul-09 20:34

Hi all

I am facing a problem while horizontal scrolling.
My class is derived from CScrollView and i am displaying a graph in that class.

While i am dragging the scrollbar and when it reached in the middle, it is returning to the initial position.But there is no problem with scroll to absolute position.

Please help me

Thanks and regards
Deepu

Re: Problem while horizontal scroling

Stuart Dootson6-Jul-09 21:03

Stuart Dootson

6-Jul-09 21:03

It's more than likely that your OnHScroll handler's wrong, resetting the scroll bar position after dragging. But it's difficult to tell when you've provided so little information.

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Re: Problem while horizontal scroling

Deepu Antony6-Jul-09 22:21

Deepu Antony

6-Jul-09 22:21

I have commented the code inside the OnHScroll.But still it is showing the same result.

Re: Problem while horizontal scroling

Deepu Antony7-Jul-09 1:38

Deepu Antony

7-Jul-09 1:38

Hi Stuart

Thanks for the repling me.
The nPos parameter of the OnHscrol can handle only 16 bit data.
So when nPos is greater than 32677 it resets to 0.Thats why it was going to the initial posistion.
Using GetScrollInfo function it can be made into 32 bit data.

Re: Problem while horizontal scroling

Stuart Dootson7-Jul-09 1:53

Stuart Dootson

7-Jul-09 1:53

Thanks for your feedback!

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how to use semaphores to acheive synchronization

kir_MFC6-Jul-09 20:31

kir_MFC

6-Jul-09 20:31

how to use semaphores to acheive synchronization..please let me know

kir_MFC