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CPallini7-Aug-09 2:15

CPallini

7-Aug-09 2:15

I guess your proble is related with the NULL value of the fourth parameter, see [^].
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Joseph Marzbani7-Aug-09 2:24

Joseph Marzbani

7-Aug-09 2:24

so what?

Thank you masters!

CPallini7-Aug-09 2:33

CPallini

7-Aug-09 2:33

Provided my guess is correct (I'm not an expert about) you've to explicitely create a security descriptor, see [^].
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Omri1217-Aug-09 5:32

Omri121

7-Aug-09 5:32

You are probably right.

If you want to have EVERYONE permission, you need to create new security descriptor.
NULL says that the default ACL is used, i.e. only the user or someone with higher privileges (administrator for example) can change the file.

Try this:

SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES m_pSecAttrib;
SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR* m_pSecDesc;

m_pSecDesc = (SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR*)LocalAlloc(LPTR,
SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR_MIN_LENGTH);

InitializeSecurityDescriptor(m_pSecDesc,
SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR_REVISION);

SetSecurityDescriptorDacl(m_pSecDesc,TRUE,(PACL)NULL,FALSE))

m_pSecAttrib.nLength = sizeof(SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES);
m_pSecAttrib.bInheritHandle = TRUE;
m_pSecAttrib.lpSecurityDescriptor = m_pSecDesc;

It should create security descriptor with EVERYONE permission.
Instead of NULL, send &m_pSecAttrib.

Hope I helped.

Reading Simplified Chinese String. [modified]

David Crow7-Aug-09 3:09

David Crow

7-Aug-09 3:09

Jusef Marzbany wrote:
but when I log in with a user other than one in which I created the file, I can not save any modification in it neither delete it. any help?

What error message are you receiving?

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gothic_coder6-Aug-09 21:23

6-Aug-09 21:23

Hello all.

I'm again bringing up this problem because my last thread regarding this problem dissolves in lot's of thread here, Hoping to find answer this time.

I am extracting the data in "Simplified Chinese" from database and writing the data into file(Notepad).. In other words i'm making many LAN Files from single database. It works well, I'm getting right data in LAN Files...

Now the problem is that the project is pretty big and old applications are using GetPrivateProfileString to read from LAN files, But when they(applications) read "Simplified Chinese" LAN files they get Junk or question mark instead of Simplified Chinese characters.. Also when i tried reading and displaying using GetPrivateProfileStringW it works well but i cannot alter old applications code..

So my question is that, Is there any way i can read that data in simplified chinese using GetPrivateProfileString and able to display right data on GUI.

P.S
I make different LAN files using different language databases including "Traditional Chinese" and it works well, Only Simplified Chinese is creating problem.

Thanks.

modified on Friday, August 7, 2009 4:49 AM

sashoalm6-Aug-09 22:04

6-Aug-09 22:04

It seems your old applications were ANSI. You should recompile them with UNICODE flag set instead.

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gothic_coder6-Aug-09 22:32

6-Aug-09 22:32

Thanks for your reply, Yes they are in ANSI But i simply cannot change anything..There's lot of dependency.. Whatever i can do is in my code(Database to LAN)..

sashoalm6-Aug-09 23:22

6-Aug-09 23:22

I'm not sure if it really can be done, but try looking at the different code pages[^]. See GBK[^].

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gothic_coder6-Aug-09 23:48

6-Aug-09 23:48

I tried int iReturn = _setmbcp(936); also... But no suuccess Frown | :(

Anyone...

Thanks.

sashoalm7-Aug-09 0:14

7-Aug-09 0:14

gothic_coder wrote:
iReturn = _setmbcp(936);

I don't know what that is.
Anyway, if you're program is ANSI how can you read Chinese Simplified? Isn't it supposed to need Unicode or at least MBCS or am I wrong?

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Adam Roderick J7-Aug-09 0:50

Adam Roderick J

7-Aug-09 0:50

Yes it will better to change the project setting with UNICODE support.
ANSI characters only 256 they wont support any East Asian language.

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sashoalm7-Aug-09 1:27

7-Aug-09 1:27

The OP says that Traditional Chinese works in his first post.

P.S. I make different LAN files using different language databases including "Traditional Chinese" and it works well, Only Simplified Chinese is creating problem.

I really don't get it how it can work with an ANSI program, but he seems to say that.

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gothic_coder7-Aug-09 1:32

7-Aug-09 1:32

Yes it work smoothly in "Traditional Chinese"... Trust me, Other applications which reads are ANSI based... I am really confused why it's not working in the case of "Simplified Chinese".

Thanks.

gothic_coder7-Aug-09 1:30

7-Aug-09 1:30

My program is in UNICODE, and other applications(Which read from LAN) as i mentioned earlier were written long back and in ANSI... But when i make "Traditional Chinese" lan files the applications read the right data and i get right data in GUI.. I'm writing the unicoded data in the file(notepad) in my program...

So isn't there any way for "Simplified Chinese".

Thanks.

gothic_coder7-Aug-09 23:18

7-Aug-09 23:18

No one??

gothic_coder8-Aug-09 2:36

CMFCRibbonEdit - how to capture event when user edits it and presses enter?

8-Aug-09 2:36

Also when i tried "Traditional Chinese" LAN files in "Simplified Chinese" operating system, It shows everything in English..I mean when i check LAN files it is in "Traditional Chinese" but when applications read from LAN files and display on GUI, it shows everything in English.. The OS is Windows7..

Also in Win XP, The application shows the mixture of right data and "?", It must mean that whatever application understand it shows it and for the rest it shows "?"..

Thanks.

sashoalm6-Aug-09 21:14

Re: CMFCRibbonEdit - how to capture event when user edits it and presses enter?

6-Aug-09 21:14

I have a CMFCRibbonComboBox (which is derived from CMFCRibbonEdit), and I've captured the event of the user selecting an item by overriding OnSelectItem. However I don't know how to capture the event of the user typing inside the edit box and pressing enter. I looked at CMFCRibbonEdit::OnKey, but it is not called. Should I place a message-map entry instead? In spyxx the class of the edit box is isn't "EDIT", but "RichEdit20A".

Here's my code so far:

class MyCMFCRibbonComboBox : public CMFCRibbonComboBox
{
public:
	MyCMFCRibbonComboBox(UINT nID, BOOL bHasEditBox = TRUE, int nWidth = -1, LPCTSTR lpszLabel = NULL, int nImage = -1)
		: CMFCRibbonComboBox(nID, bHasEditBox, nWidth, lpszLabel, nImage)
	{

	}
	
	virtual void OnSelectItem(int nItem)
	{
		CMFCRibbonComboBox::OnSelectItem(nItem);

		// DO STUFF
	}

	// CAPTURE KEYBOARD EVENTS???
};

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Adam Roderick J7-Aug-09 1:00

Adam Roderick J

7-Aug-09 1:00

Just override the rich Edit EN_CHANGE message.
It will be notified.

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Re: CMFCRibbonEdit - how to capture event when user edits it and presses enter? [modified]

sashoalm7-Aug-09 1:41