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Re: How can I put CListCtrlEx into CListView ?

David Crow17-Mar-10 10:06

David Crow

17-Mar-10 10:06

What is a "crash?"

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Re: How can I put CListCtrlEx into CListView ? [modified]

Rolf Kristensen17-Mar-10 12:10

Rolf Kristensen

17-Mar-10 12:10

You should not try to replace the CListCtrl inside the CListView. Instead you should create a CView that has a CListCtrl as member:

How to Create a Custom View to Wrap Your Own Control[^]

P.S. You seem to be converting a lot CListCtrl extensions to compile on VC6 Smile | :)

. Btw.
CGridListCtrlEx - Grid Control Based on CListCtrl[^] compiles on VC6 out of the box.

modified on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 6:16 PM

Re: How can I put CListCtrlEx into CListView ?

mesajflaviu17-Mar-10 21:04

mesajflaviu

17-Mar-10 21:04

I understand now what is the problem , I hope to solve it ... thanks to everybody !

Re: How can I put CListCtrlEx into CListView ?

mesajflaviu17-Mar-10 21:10

mesajflaviu

17-Mar-10 21:10

For David :
What is a "crash?" is mean that :
"Debug assertion failed" ... file : array_cp.cpp ... if I could , I attach my test project ...
List1 is a CListCtrlEx type reference but point of CListCtrl object ... I think that is the problem ... Thanks everybody again , you are very kind !!!

Re: How can I put CListCtrlEx into CListView ?

David Crow18-Mar-10 8:52

David Crow

18-Mar-10 8:52

mesajflaviu wrote:
"Debug assertion failed" ... file : array_cp.cpp...

What line of array_cp.cpp asserted?

Re: How can I put CListCtrlEx into CListView ?

mesajflaviu20-Mar-10 8:09

mesajflaviu

20-Mar-10 8:09

As while I solved the problem , I don't know exactly the line one , but my problem was that I try to get CListCtrlEx object from GetListCtrl() ( which get CListCtrl object ), so this is wrong ... but thank you anyway !!!

application configuration is incorrect

john563217-Mar-10 3:06

john5632

17-Mar-10 3:06

Hi,

I developed a win32 windows dialog based application with windows XP and visual studio 2005. It is working fine but same application is not able to run on some system. I am getting a error message "This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect".

I searched a lot on internet and I found that if I changes my Visual Stdio other than 2005 then problem might be resolve. But still with VS 2008 I am getting same error.

Please suggest me any workaround.

Re: application configuration is incorrect

CPallini17-Mar-10 3:14

CPallini

17-Mar-10 3:14

You should run the Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package (x86) on the target machine.
The other option, linking statically with the runtime, has its drawbacks.
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Re: application configuration is incorrect

john563217-Mar-10 3:27

john5632

17-Mar-10 3:27

On each machine installing Redistributable package is not good idea.
What is other option please elaborate?

Re: application configuration is incorrect

CPallini17-Mar-10 3:39

CPallini

17-Mar-10 3:39

You should link statically the runtime, on Visual Studio choose the Project->Properties menu item, then select Configuration Properties->C/C++->Code Generation node eventually setting the Runtime Library to Multi-threaded (/MT).

You may also set the /MT switch in the command line.
Smile | :)

Re: application configuration is incorrect

Cedric Moonen17-Mar-10 3:14

Cedric Moonen

17-Mar-10 3:14

You have to install the VC redistributable package[^] on the target machine. The link I provided is for VC2005, you have to look for the appropriate package depending on which IDE you used.

You could also statically link your exe with the MFC and C-runtime libraries (in which case, the size of the exe is much bigger).

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Re: application configuration is incorrect

xiayingang17-Mar-10 4:43

xiayingang

17-Mar-10 4:43

if you put your code here ,i think it is better for somebody to help you

Re: application configuration is incorrect

Cedric Moonen17-Mar-10 4:59

Cedric Moonen

17-Mar-10 4:59

Uh ?

What are you talking about ?

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Re: application configuration is incorrect

CPallini17-Mar-10 6:45

CPallini

17-Mar-10 6:45

So you didn't understand. Put the code here so it's better for someone to help.
Laugh | :laugh:

Re: application configuration is incorrect

LittleYellowBird17-Mar-10 5:23

LittleYellowBird

17-Mar-10 5:23

Hi,

I had a similar problem recently and installing the 'Redistribution Package' did not solve it.

I found the Dependency Walker utility really handy (and its free), as it lets you see which libraries/dlls are needed for your app and a missing dll seems to be the cause of this error most of the time. Here's the link .....

http://www.dependencywalker.com/[^]

Hope this helps,

Ali

tooltips

Member 59031017-Mar-10 2:20

Member 590310

17-Mar-10 2:20

hi,
i have created a toolbar and enable tooltips nw i want to attach tooltips.hw can i do that?

Re: tooltips

Eugen Podsypalnikov17-Mar-10 2:31

Eugen Podsypalnikov

17-Mar-10 2:31

Try to define your strings in the yourapp.rc file Smile | :)

STRINGTABLE
BEGIN
    IDC_CMD_BUTTON_1 "This is the tooltip for button 1" // the same IDC_CMD_BUTTON_1 ordered to the button 1
    IDC_CMD_BUTTON_2 "This is the tooltip for button 2" // the same IDC_CMD_BUTTON_2 ordered to the button 2
    IDC_CMD_BUTTON_3 "This is the tooltip for button 3" // the same IDC_CMD_BUTTON_3 ordered to the button 3
    IDC_CMD_BUTTON_4 "This is the tooltip for button 4" // the same IDC_CMD_BUTTON_4 ordered to the button 4
...
END

virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

Trying to intercept Hyperlink dialog in edit mode CHtmlEditCtrl (WebBrowser control)

Paul Vickery17-Mar-10 1:32

Paul Vickery

17-Mar-10 1:32

Hi,

I have an application that uses CHtmlEditCtrl for some WYSIWYG HTML editing. All is good, except that I need to add some custom protocols to the Hyperlink editor dialog. I have tried a couple of ways of doing this, but have some up against problem with each. The things tried are:

1. Open our own dialog in place of the in-built: ok if adding a new link, but when editing a link don't get the default behaviours of selecting the whole link text if caret is in middle of link, and can't get the existing URL to edit.

2. Catch the creation of the dialog with a hook, so I can fiddle with its controls: no good - the hook doesn't get entered on creation of the dialog

I would prefer option 1 if I can:
a. get it to select the whole link text (may not be required, but better if it can)
b. retrieve the URL of the selected link

Does anyone have any ideas? Has anyone managed to successfully intercept the Hyperlink dialog in any way?

Thanks,

Paul.

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Converting DWORD

hrishi32117-Mar-10 0:52

hrishi321

17-Mar-10 0:52

Hi can any one please tell me how to convert one DWORD
to CString in VC++. (Both in Hex and decimal Formate)

Re: Converting DWORD

Eugen Podsypalnikov17-Mar-10 1:00

Eugen Podsypalnikov

17-Mar-10 1:00

Try it

DWORD dwTest(1234);
 
CString cszTest;
cszTest.Format(_T("DEC: %u; HEX: 0x%08x"), dwTest, dwTest);

virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

Re: Converting DWORD

hrishi32117-Mar-10 1:33

hrishi321

17-Mar-10 1:33

Hi Thanks for your kind reply..

I tried the way, but i guess it is showing me the memory location

DWORD dwTest(0xFFFFFFFF);
CString cszTest;
cszTest.Format(_T("DEC: %u HEX: 0x%08x"), dwTest, dwTest);
cout<<cszTest;

I am getting a output of
0036AA20

Re: Converting DWORD

Cool_Dev17-Mar-10 1:47

Cool_Dev

17-Mar-10 1:47

problem may be with cout and unicode. To ensure it, try with _tprintf(_T("%s", cszTest));

I don't know whether there is any unicode version of cout.

Re: Converting DWORD

Richard MacCutchan17-Mar-10 4:16

Richard MacCutchan

17-Mar-10 4:16

Cool_Dev wrote:
I don't know whether there is any unicode version of cout.

wcout[^]

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Re: Converting DWORD

Cool_Dev17-Mar-10 4:52

Cool_Dev

17-Mar-10 4:52

yep.. got it from Rajeesh's post Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Re: Converting DWORD

CPallini17-Mar-10 1:47

CPallini

17-Mar-10 1:47

hrishi321 wrote:
cout<<csztest< blockquote="">
try changing change it to:
CT2A pszTestA( cszTest );
cout << (LPCSTR) pszTestA;
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