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Re: using PostMessage with user defined messages

Beer2628-Jul-03 11:07

28-Jul-03 11:07

WiB forgot these all important steps

CWin->CreateEx(DWORD dwExStyle, LPCTSTR lpszClassName, LPCTSTR lpszWindowName, DWORD dwStyle, const RECT& rect, CWnd* pParentWnd, UINT nID, LPVOID lpParam = NULL);
CWin->ShowWindow(SW_SHOW);
CWin->UpdateWindow();

Re: using PostMessage with user defined messages

Beer2628-Jul-03 11:11

Beer26

28-Jul-03 11:11

additionally, I recommend you read "programming windows with mfc" - Jeff Procise

Re: using PostMessage with user defined messages

Joel Lipschultz30-Jul-03 4:36

Joel Lipschultz

30-Jul-03 4:36

Thank you all, my program works just fine now. I appreciate the help.

Joel L.

Re: using PostMessage with user defined messages

Joel Lipschultz29-Jul-03 6:01

Joel Lipschultz

29-Jul-03 6:01

Ok, I set up the project the way you and WiB suggested. Unfortunately, I am having trouble provided parameters for the CreateEx function. I tried doing:

CWin->CreateEx(CReceiveClass, NULL, WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW, CRect(50,50, 100, 100),NULL, NULL, NULL);

but haven't had any luck. Can you please provide some parameters for the CreateEx function so my program will draw a basic frame?

Joel L.

Re: using PostMessage with user defined messages

Neville Franks28-Jul-03 11:06

Neville Franks

28-Jul-03 11:06

Are you actuall Creating windows for your two classes: CSendClass and CReceiveClass? My guess is not. That would explain why IsWindow() is failing and you are getting the ASSERTs. Instantiating a CWnd derived object does not Create a window.

Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows. Free Trial at www.getsoft.com

VC6 & Remote DataBase Without a Server App

Member 37811228-Jul-03 2:47

Member 378112

28-Jul-03 2:47

How can I connect to a remote database with my ID and Password using VC6 but without a Server Terminal App?

Is this possible?

Thank you very much!

FoolBear

Re: VC6 & Remote DataBase Without a Server App

Philip Patrick28-Jul-03 3:25

Philip Patrick

28-Jul-03 3:25

If you mean in code then it depends what kind of database. If it is for example SQL Server - use ADO[^] to do it.
If not in code than I don't know what you mean Smile | :)

Philip Patrick
Web-site: www.stpworks.com
"Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer

Re: VC6 & Remote DataBase Without a Server App

Member 37811228-Jul-03 3:41

Member 378112

28-Jul-03 3:41

OK,just bellow:
I used SQL Server 2000 created a data source.Then I put it on to my homepage.Although The server support SQL Server DataBase,but it is impossible for him to run a srever App for my Client App.So I must used my ID and Password connect to it directly from my Client App.Also I want it to work very smoothly no matter where my Client App runs.

FoolBear

Re: Splitter Wnd Problem

jhwurmbach28-Jul-03 2:22

jhwurmbach

28-Jul-03 2:22

FAADI wrote:
What should I do

Detect what exactly is going wrong: Does it receive WM_CLOSE, is there a return value designating failure, are your splitter classes handling shutdown OK?

Please post all relevant error messages.

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

detect number in CStringArray

JensB28-Jul-03 1:52

JensB

28-Jul-03 1:52

Hi
I've made a CStringArray m_array.
It contains about 20text items and 1 text item who is really a integer.

m_array[0] = "TEXT";
m_array[1]="123";

Any easy way to detect when we are dealing with a whole number field?

Greetings
Jens

Re: detect number in CStringArray

keegan28-Jul-03 1:57

keegan

28-Jul-03 1:57

for(int i = 0; i < m_array.size()-1; i++)<br />
{<br />
    if(m_array[i] == "123")<br />
    {<br />
          [...do this...]<br />
    }<br />
}

thats one way.

*.*
cin >> knowledge;

Re: detect number in CStringArray

JensB28-Jul-03 2:00

JensB

28-Jul-03 2:00

No sorry. It is a number, but not always "123".
YOu can't know it in advance.

(sorry if i made question not clear enough)

Re: detect number in CStringArray

wb28-Jul-03 2:00

28-Jul-03 2:00

<br />
<br />
for(int n=0;n!=m_array.GetSize();n++){<br />
  if(m_array[n].GetLength()){<br />
    if(isdigit(m_array[n].GetAt(0)))<br />
      MessageBox(m_array[n]+" wow! is a number");<br />
  }<br />
}<br />

Re: detect number in CStringArray

JensB28-Jul-03 2:15

JensB

28-Jul-03 2:15

Thanks alot wb
I did this trick by your help :>

<br />
for (i=0; i<TextArray[2].GetLength(); i++ )<br />
{<br />
 if ( !(isdigit(TextArray[2].GetAt(i))) )<br />
 {<br />
  bOk = false;<br />
 }<br />
}<br />

Re: detect number in CStringArray

David Crow28-Jul-03 4:43

David Crow

28-Jul-03 4:43

That'll work, assuming you don't have any instances of something like "1ABC" or "ABC1" in the array.

Re: detect number in CStringArray

Shay Harel28-Jul-03 5:58

Shay Harel

28-Jul-03 5:58

try :

<br />
if (atoi (m_array[0])==0 && m_array[0]!="0")<br />
      //this will be a text<br />
else<br />
      //this is a number<br />

You can alos go through each and every one of the character in the string and use the IsDigit function

Shay

Zoom the image.

Neha28-Jul-03 1:47

Neha

28-Jul-03 1:47

Hi,

Is there any sample code in VC++ to zoom the image display.
I use Bitblt() function to display the image in a view.

Regards
Neha

Re: Zoom the image.

Mike Dimmick28-Jul-03 2:03

Mike Dimmick

28-Jul-03 2:03

Try StretchBlt()?

can webbrowser control read CSS print media specific info?

Member 45099028-Jul-03 1:39

Member 450990

28-Jul-03 1:39

i am trying to develop an application which prints the web page even it spans horizontally/vertically multiple pages.
i am converting the html document to image and printing the same.
since i am capturing the screen and printing the image ,my css style properties specific to printing are lost.
How do i tell the browser control to read the print media specific information so that when it loads the page it renders the print media specific info onto the screen. is there any exposed method in webbrowser control or what interface should i use to achieve the functionality.
Please suggest me ..

gvs

Internationalize Software

Andy@28-Jul-03 1:19

Andy@

28-Jul-03 1:19

Hallo,

i´ve software which supports different languages (german, english, frensh). The software is compiled on a german system and needs a statically linked MFC. So the problem is that Error Messages which come from the MFC such as by CException::ReportError() are already in german.

Is there a way to compile the software with the english version of MFC or to make the language of this messages dependent on system language?

Thanks,
Andy

Re: Internationalize Software

Olli5-Aug-03 19:41

Olli

5-Aug-03 19:41

Hi Big A!

Still have to fight with my inherited burden?
Two possibilities:

1. Compile the whole stuff on your english dev-station (which is always better I think)

2. uncheck the statically linked MFC stuff in the linker-options and redesign the installscripts...

hope this helps a little...

greetings from a strange world,
Olli!

Olli
"Ooooooh, they have the internet on computers now!"
Homer Simpson

Beer | [beer] + Java | [Coffee] = NULL :=> Dead | X|

Re: Internationalize Software

Andy@5-Aug-03 19:50

Andy@

5-Aug-03 19:50

Hi Olli!

Thanks for your answer.
I have already compiled the hole stuff on my english system, but the messages are still in german.

This is very strange.

regards,
Andy

API Help

Anonymous28-Jul-03 1:08

Anonymous

28-Jul-03 1:08

Hello

i need some tutorial or ebook about the API functions with the VC,
i got a very helpful tool called API guide but it's for the VB, and i need something like this for the VC....

Thanks in advance

Re: API Help

Philip Patrick28-Jul-03 1:22

Philip Patrick

28-Jul-03 1:22

Petzold's "Programming Windows" is the best IMHO

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/157231995X/qid=1059391513/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_1/103-1367176-6863021[^]

Philip Patrick
Web-site: www.stpworks.com
"Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer

Re: API Help

Anonymous28-Jul-03 3:11

Anonymous

28-Jul-03 3:11

thanks, i appreciate your effort, but i meant something for free

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