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Look at the actuall OS Error code being returned from the CFileException and see if you get find more detailed info about it. eg. Lookup MSDN for the extended error code in question.
It may be a security issue, but that's a wild stab in the dark.
Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows
www.getsoft.com
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It returns 66. I will look into it more on Monday.
Have a good weekend and thank you for your help.
Cathy
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HOw do I make a drop down list multiple selection?
CComboBox has dropdown list but with single selection. Wheread if i use listbox with multiple selection, I do not get the dropdown feature.
Please help!!!
e-mail me at ananya@yahoo.com
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I respond for here because i get this
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject:
Sent: 7/27/2001 4:36 PM
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
'ananya@yahoo.com' on 7/27/2001 4:36 PM
Unable to deliver the message due to a communications failure
The MTS-ID of the original message is: c=US;a= ;p=Nixor Corp;l=NIXORMAIN-010727203609Z-35
Why a combobox multiselecction?
The combo box only show the selection, and is for this that you only can select a item.
Why you can't use the listbox?
Carlos Antollini.
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I received the same email error messsage as the other poster, so I am going to apply here as well ...
While this is not the best solution, and by no means the only one, I believe Microsoft has an ActiveX (OCX) Multi-Select ComboBox control available. While this is obviously not going to be a native code solution to your issue, based on the sense of urgency in your message, I'm guessing this "fix" will do.
Check your local machine first for installed ActiveX components, if you don't see one there, you should be able to locate it on the Microsoft website.
At the very least, this will fix your issue until you can implement a native C++ solution in your code.
Good-Luck,
D.
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Check out this article:
http://www.codeproject.com/combobox/checkcombo.asp
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I have changed out the main framework icon IDR_MAINFRAME with a 32bit color icon that I'd like to use. When I run my application in debug mode, I received about 5 "User Break Point" error messages from the depths of the MFC yelling about "invalid heap pointers" and whatnot; yet my program runs.
Release mode, of course, it all works wonderfully.
Is there a AFX setting, project setting, or something else I can set, define or include that will suppress these "user break points"? Additionally, if you can provide me a little "in-sight" as to why this occurs along with your answer to my original question, it would be greatly appreciated (I'm sure others would like to know as well).
Thank you kindly,
D.
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Is there a AFX setting, project setting, or something else I can set, define or include that will suppress these "user break points"?
This is only a side-effect of heap corruption caused by your app. You should use BoundsChecker or Purify to find out where things get screwed.
Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
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Tomasz:
I'd like to say this was indeed the problem, but I am unsure. To trouble shoot, I created an entirely NEW SDI project using the MFC Wizard. I imported my 32bit color icon, deleted the original MFC generated IDR_MAINFRAME icon from my resource file and named my new imported icon ID to IDR_MAINFRAME.
Clean. Rebuild all.
If I just "run" (!) the program it works, but when running in debug (F5) I get user breakpoints. The stack show I'm in NTDLL when I get a "heapblock modified" error message. 
I've not written a single line of code at this point, I've only replaced the default 16 color icon with a true color icon.
D.
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Hi,
I would like to create a function to calculate a checksum for a arraydata.
But I don't understand what I want for this checksum :
" lower 8 bits of the sum from data1 to data10 equals to zero".
My english is not perfect but I understand the sum of the data1 to data10 but equals to zero, I don't understand.
Best regards
youssef
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Perhaps,
BYTE checksum = 0;
for ( int i = 0; i < 10; i++ )
{
checksum += (BYTE)( data[ i ] );
}
if ( checksum == 0 )
{
good checksum
}
else
{
bad checksum
}
This means that one of your array values is a checksum value which makes the whole array add up to zero.
PS: No one's English is perfect!
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Hi there
I'm a Visual C++ newbie and i want to read and write bytes from a file @ specified offsets. Simply how do I do this?
I currently use the following code to do this bit of the programme, but it doesn't let me choose the offset of where I write to, only the value and number of bytes I patch! Please help!!!
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ofstream path("c:\\windows\\desktop\\debug.dat");
;
char *value_of_patch = "ffff";
int number_of_bytes = 10;
int setmode(int mode = filebuf::binary);
path.setmode(filebuf::binary);
path.write(value_of_patch, number_of_bytes);
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Sample code is appreciated 
Best regards,
Richard Edwards
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I wrote this for Read get the number of page in a tiff file.
typedef struct _TiffHeader
{
WORD Identifier;
WORD Version;
DWORD IFDOffest;
}TIFHEADER;
typedef struct _TiffTag
{
WORD TagId;
WORD DataType;
DWORD DataCount;
DWORD DataOffset;
}TIFTAG;
long CWebBrowApp::GetTiffPageCount(LPCTSTR lpFileName)
{
TIFHEADER* udtTifHdr = new TIFHEADER;
WORD NumDirEntries;
DWORD NextIFDOffset;
long nPages = 0;
CFile tFile;
if(tFile.Open(lpFileName, CFile::modeRead | CFile::typeBinary))
{
tFile.Read(udtTifHdr, sizeof(TIFHEADER));
DWORD lOff = udtTifHdr->IFDOffest;
do
{
nPages++;
tFile.Seek(lOff, CFile::begin);
tFile.Read(&NumDirEntries, sizeof(WORD));
tFile.Seek(NumDirEntries * sizeof(TIFTAG), CFile::current);
tFile.Read(&NextIFDOffset, sizeof(DWORD));
lOff = NextIFDOffset;
}
while(NextIFDOffset != 0);
tFile.Close();
}
delete udtTifHdr;
return nPages;
}
I hope to help you!!!;) 
Good Luck!!!
Carlos Antollini.
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path.seekp(pos);
-c
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Smaller Animals Software, Inc.
http://www.smalleranimals.com
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Thanks for your help!
Sorry to ask again but how do I read INTEGER or LONG length values in from a binary file?
At the moment I can only get single bytes.
Do I use GET or READ?
How to I modify the following code to read an integer length value from address 4110 in the DAT file?
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ofstream path("c:\\windows\\desktop\\debug.dat");
........................
int pos = 4110;
path.seekg(pos);
int bytevalue = path.get();
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Sorry to be dumb, tried to work it out myself but failed (& no online helpfile)
cheers
Richard Edwards
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Does anyone know how to force CListView to select an entire row when you click on an item... by this I mean i insert a certain number of items each with 3 subitems... i want the item AND its subitems to appear highlighted...
Any help would be appreciated.
Joseph Dempsey
jdempsey@cox.rr.com
Joseph.Dempsey@thermobio.com
"Software Engineering is a race between the programmers, trying to make bigger and better fool-proof software, and the universe trying to make bigger fools. So far the Universe in winning."
--anonymous
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Call the SetExtendedStyle function with LVS_EX_FULLROWSELECT as the parameter.
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I don't believe that will do the trick. I think the LVS_EX_FULLROWSELECT parameter only allows you to select a row by clicking anywhere on any column in that row, rather than on just the first column text. It won't actually highlight the row.
To achieve the highlighting, you'll have to custom draw the control yourself, and you can find many examples of that on this site and on codeguru in the listcontrol sections.
best of luck
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I need to access function1 in class2 from class1. Everytime I try to do this i get an error about statically linking. "illegal call of non-static function........ it is Error C2352. Since this function takes values and updates controls based on these values I can't use static functions. Can anyone tell me what to do ?
-Matt Newman 
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you can only call non-static (ie. normal) methods on an object if you have an instance of the object.
so, either create an instance of class2 or find an already-exisiting instance of it.
-c
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Smaller Animals Software, Inc.
http://www.smalleranimals.com
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you can only call non-static (ie. normal) methods on an object if you have an instance of the object. so, either create an instance of class2 or find an already-exisiting instance of it.
I am a beginner and I am not sure what you mean by create an instance. Could you elucidate this for me?
-Matt Newman
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This is really one of the basic principles (maybe the most basic principle) in all of Object Oriented programming: you have a set of functions and properties grouped together that comprise an "object". You can tell the object to do something (invoke methods on the object), to report its state, to change its state, etc..
CString myString;
After this statement executes, "myString" is an "instance" of CString. Or, you could say "myString is an object of type CString".
Now you can call CString methods on myString:
BOOL b = myString.IsEmpty();
myString.MakeUpper();
etc..
What you can't do is call (non static) CString methods without having a CString object to call them on:
CString::Reverse();
This statement makes no sense (at all).What are you trying to Reverse? There is no object there. It's a verb without a noun.
-c
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Smaller Animals Software, Inc.
http://www.smalleranimals.com
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Now I remember. Thanks for the help and the refresher course.;)
-Matt Newman
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This code doing problems in run time, When it read from the file this gets incorrect values in the parameters of the struct. Please ! try find the problem !!!!!!!
class CPerson {
CPerson();
public:
virtual ~CPerson();
public:
dPerson per;
CPerson* pNext;
CPerson* pBack;
};
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//cpp file:
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void CDemo::OnButtonAdd()
{
CFile file;
// CFileException ex;
if(file.Open(strPath, file.modeWrite |file.modeNoTruncate|file.modeCreate ))
{
file.SeekToEnd();
file.Write( &(person.per) , sizeof(dPerson));
MessageBox("************ S A V E D ************** ");
}
}
/************************************************************/
// Read the one first CPerson from the file:
void CDemo::read_person(CFile* persons)
{
CPerson* q = new CPerson;
DWORD dwRead = sizeof(dPerson);
if((*persons).Read(&q->per, sizeof(dPerson)))
{
q->pNext = q->pBack = NULL;
p_head = p_tail = q; //p_head and p_tail are member variables of CDemo - type CPerson*
}
else delete q;
}
/************************************************************/
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