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Anders Molin22-Jul-03 14:51

Anders Molin

22-Jul-03 14:51

What is cbei.pszText?

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User 665823-Jul-03 1:15

User 6658

23-Jul-03 1:15

It's a COMBOBOXEXITEM struct.

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Michael Dunn22-Jul-03 15:19

Michael Dunn

22-Jul-03 15:19

Call GetBuffer(0) which will give you a non-const pointer to whatever the current contents of the string are.

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Getting the edit window that currently has focus

User 665823-Jul-03 1:17

User 6658

23-Jul-03 1:17

I still get the same error. I can't understand what an error regarding 'ATL::CSimpleStringT<BaseType,t_bMFCDLL>::GetBuffer' : 2 overloads have no legal conversion for 'this' pointer has to do in context of a simple CStringArray Confused | :confused:

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Kuniva22-Jul-03 13:47

Re: Getting the edit window that currently has focus

22-Jul-03 13:47

How do i get a handle to the child edit window that currently has the focus (in another app)?

Kuniva
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Ryan Binns22-Jul-03 17:32

Ryan Binns

22-Jul-03 17:32

GetForegroundWindow() should work for most controls.

Ryan

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Re: Getting the edit window that currently has focus

Kuniva23-Jul-03 0:53

Re: Getting the edit window that currently has focus

23-Jul-03 0:53

mm i thought that only got the parent window, but anyways, found a way around it already using keybd_event().

But now i came accross another problem: I'm trying to put text in the edit that has the focus using keybd_event() and sending the keycodes. I'm running XP and i'm doing something like this:

char* message = Hello!";
BYTE scan=0;
DWORD flags=0,info=0;

Sleep(5000); // Sleep for 5 seconds so i can switch windows and set focus to an edit

for(int i=0;i<sizeof(message);i++)
{
    keybd_event((int)message[i],scan,flags,info);
}

Now the problem is that i don't get my message at all. Its like the codes shift and take on another value. So what i tried was changing the value of message[i] with a constant. I then found when i substracted 32 i got the lowercase letters to work right, but now my problem is, everything else still doesnt work! The capitals arent right and neither is anything else.. whats causing this?? I thought if u specify a char like that it gives the value from 0 to 255 and its the right ASCII code?? How do i fix this?

Many thanks

Kuniva
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Ryan Binns23-Jul-03 4:27

Ryan Binns

23-Jul-03 4:27

Kuniva wrote:
I thought if u specify a char like that it gives the value from 0 to 255 and its the right ASCII code??

No. keybd_event() takes the virtual-key code of the key. On a keyboard, the lower-case and upper-case letters are produced with the same key. To produce an upper-case key, you have to simulate the shift key being pressed as well. Similarly for an exclamation mark (shift-1). Also, you'll need to simulate the keys being released as well as pressed. You'll have to do something like this:

keybd_event(VK_SHIFT, 0, 0);               // Press the shift key
keybd_event('H', 0, 0);                    // Press the 'H' key
keybd_event('H', 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP);      // Release the 'H' key
keybd_event(VK_SHIFT, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP); // Release the shift key
keybd_event('E', 0, 0);                    // Press the 'E' key
keybd_event('E', 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP);      // Release the 'E' key
keybd_event('L', 0, 0);                    // Press the 'L' key
keybd_event('L', 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP);      // Release the 'L' key
keybd_event('L', 0, 0);                    // Press the 'L' key
keybd_event('L', 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP);      // Release the 'L' key
keybd_event('O', 0, 0);                    // Press the 'O' key
keybd_event('O', 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP);      // Release the 'O' key
keybd_event(VK_SHIFT, 0, 0);               // Press the shift key
keybd_event('1', 0, 0);                    // Press the '1' key
keybd_event('1', 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP);      // Release the '1' key
keybd_event(VK_SHIFT, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP); // Release the shift key

Hope this helps,

Ryan

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CTreeView and derived classes

adonisv22-Jul-03 11:58

adonisv

22-Jul-03 11:58

I want to use a SDI project that's derived from the CTreeView class. However, I have some code and specialty functions in a couple of classes already derived from CTreeCtrl. Is it possible to link the CTreeView in the SDI to my classes or derive it's tree control from the classes I have? Unsure | :~

Tom Archer22-Jul-03 13:18

Tom Archer

22-Jul-03 13:18

No. It's going to take some work. I would recommend that you look on CodeGuru as Zafir wrote some articles on doing this sort of thing a few years ago. Try the treeview section. If that doesn't work, I know he did it in the listview section. That will just mean more work in terms of figuring out how to make it work for the treeview.

Cheers,
Tom Archer
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Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework
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jhwurmbach22-Jul-03 22:24

jhwurmbach

22-Jul-03 22:24

Maybe it would be easier to put your CTreeCtrl-derived control on a CFormWnd derived class and have it resize the CTreeCtrl to fill the FormWnd completely?

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adonisv23-Jul-03 4:04

adonisv

23-Jul-03 4:04

How would one go about doing that? OMG | :OMG:

jhwurmbach23-Jul-03 4:42

jhwurmbach

23-Jul-03 4:42

A CFormView (sorry - I gave the wrong class name in the previous post) is

"essentially a view that contains controls. 
These controls are laid out based on a dialog-template resource." 
<small>(from the MSDN entry <code>CFormView</code>)</small>.

You insert it with the wizard into your project. Place a CTreeCtrl on it.
Now your program should compile and link and the view shows an empty tree.
If you resize the tree, it will probably fill only parts of the view or the view will show scroll bars.

In your View class, override the handler for the message WM_SIZE to resize the TreeCtrl to the entire pane. That does mean, in your OnSize()-function, you call m_TreeCtrl.MoveWnd() with the new dimensions as received as parameters.

Now the TreeCtrl should follow the resizing of your View.

As the last step you can replace the CTreeCtrl with your own derived class. That is done without wizard help, simply by find-and-replace. If you miss one CTreeCtrl, you will get all sorts of funny errors. Just go around and replace the missing CTreeCtrl-occurences in your code.

Sorry if this sounds much, but it is not. The only thing that could be tricky is the OnSize() thing. Try it, and ask here again!

My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.

adonisv29-Jul-03 7:43

adonisv

29-Jul-03 7:43

Isn't the correct function MoveWindow?
How do I get the coordinates of the window into the RECT object. I forgot how to do that!

void CSacmanEditorView::OnSize(UINT nType, int cx, int cy) <br />
{<br />
	CFormView::OnSize(nType, cx, cy);<br />
	RECT window;<br />
<br />
//	::AfxGetMainWnd()->GetClientRect(window); <br />
	this->m_ctrlEditorTree.MoveWindow(window);<br />
}

closing another applications socket (firewall-like)

jhwurmbach29-Jul-03 21:33

jhwurmbach

29-Jul-03 21:33

For getting the coordinates of the View you use GetParent()->GetClientRect(). (The Parent should be the View-pane).
I forgot whether you have to convert that with ClientToScreen().

My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.

Kuniva22-Jul-03 11:57

22-Jul-03 11:57

Hi, i need to close another applications receiving UDP socket. How would i do this? Do i need to use API hooking to hook the receive function??? or is there an easier way to close a UDP socket and stop the transfer of data??
Please help me, it is for a good purpose (an anti-crash)..

Kuniva
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Oh and btw

Kuniva22-Jul-03 12:19