Re: How To Find Out Where My Programm is Placed - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Antony M Kancidrowski23-Aug-04 4:18

23-Aug-04 4:18

Perhaps this may help

http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/context/342141/0[^]

or a look on Google with "Finding minimal enclosing boxes" as the subject.

Ant.

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CHexEdit search problem (MFC)

evrenpredator23-Aug-04 0:51

evrenpredator

23-Aug-04 0:51

Hello Everybody here is my problem...

-> inside header file:
...
CHexEdit HexEdit;
...
-> inside cpp file: i read hex data from a file and add it to HexEdit
...
HexEdit.SetData(arr, 0);
...

->up to now i have no problem. I can view or edit the hex code and I can save it to another file without any problem.

---> my question is how can i find hex characters inside this HexEdit. for example i write "EE" to an edit box and a find button sets HexEdit scroll to first "EE" than second etc. or highlight the first "EE"...
---->İs there a CHexEdit method to find that character in data(like string.find(string)), or something else???

thanks...

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Re: CHexEdit search problem (MFC)

Antony M Kancidrowski23-Aug-04 3:10

Antony M Kancidrowski

23-Aug-04 3:10

Question, what is CHexEdit?
Is it a control you created or a third party control that you bought?

Ant.

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Re: CHexEdit search problem (MFC)

David Crow23-Aug-04 3:26

David Crow

23-Aug-04 3:26

evrenpredator wrote:
CHexEdit HexEdit;

Are you referring to this class? If so, the author's profile is here. Try sending him an e-mail to see if the class will do what you require.

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Re: CHexEdit search problem (MFC)

evrenpredator23-Aug-04 23:05

evrenpredator

23-Aug-04 23:05

Yes exactly that class, I have seen that before it is very usefull and it gives me an idea for doing it in another way and solve my problem. but still I look for getting the data in Hex Edit.

Previous question: CHexEdit is the activeX control on MFC Dialog Based application. (by left click dialog box than insert activeX control than hexEdit Control)

thanks for your replies...

Re: CHexEdit search problem (MFC)

David Crow25-Aug-04 5:22

David Crow

25-Aug-04 5:22

Nothing remotely related to CHexEdit shows up in that list for me.

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How To Find Out Where My Programm is Placed

Rassul Yunussov22-Aug-04 23:55

Rassul Yunussov

22-Aug-04 23:55

Actually i want my programm to collect files in special directory, for example "c:\MyProgramm\Data", and my exe is in "c:\MyProgramm". But if someone canges the full path, where my programm placed?? For example:"c:\Program Files\MyProgramm\\"??? How to alway know where is the Application?

Re: How To Find Out Where My Programm is Placed

Michael P Butler23-Aug-04 0:37

Michael P Butler

23-Aug-04 0:37

CString strApplicationDir;
char szPath[_MAX_PATH];
GetModuleFileName(NULL, szPath, _MAX_PATH);
strApplicationDir = szPath;
int nPos = strApplicationDir.ReverseFind('\\');
if (nPos != -1)
    strApplicationDir = strApplicationDir.Left(nPos);

Michael

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Re: How To Find Out Where My Programm is Placed

David Salter23-Aug-04 0:39

David Salter

23-Aug-04 0:39

You can place your data files relative to where your application is installed so then it doesn't matter wher a user puts your app.

Have a look at the GetModuleFilename() method - this will give you the full path to your exe.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dllproc/base/getmodulefilename.asp[^]

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"Random Access" writing to files

Jon Hulatt22-Aug-04 22:16

Jon Hulatt

22-Aug-04 22:16

Hi All,

How can I write to a file with random access, ie- be able to change data at any point in the file, not just append new data at the end?

I'm sure this must be possible, if you could give me a starter point / keyword i'm sure i'll be able to find the rest myself!

I don't want to "simulate" this by read/modify/write the whole file, because the files i need to modify will be in the 100's of megabytes!.

Thanks

Jon

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Re: "Random Access" writing to files

David Salter22-Aug-04 22:27

David Salter

22-Aug-04 22:27

This may do what you want (http://www.codeproject.com/system/cfile64.asp)

In particular look at the Seek() function.

If you're not interested in files this big, have a look at the CFile class in MFC and in particular the Seek() function.

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Re: "Random Access" writing to files

Jon Hulatt22-Aug-04 22:49

Jon Hulatt

22-Aug-04 22:49

OK, I've now figured this out.

Is there a way to insert data into the middle of a file? rather than overwrite it?

Thanks

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Re: "Random Access" writing to files

David Salter22-Aug-04 23:36

David Salter

22-Aug-04 23:36

Not easily I'm afraid.

You need to get a copy of the data from the insertion point to the end of the file, insert your new data and then put back the rest of the file.

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Many tabs using one serial port

chauteen22-Aug-04 22:09

chauteen

22-Aug-04 22:09

Hi,
I'm writing a dialog by MFC.
I have several tabs, and every tab has some control items on it. I creat classes for every tab.
I want to send out status thru RS-232, such as when the user click one spin, and the spin value will be sent out thru RS-232.
My problem is I've got the tab class and a serial class ready. But how to confige a serial port that can be used by "all" tabs.
If I create the port in one tab's cpp, other tabs will not be able to use the port, of course.
However, it doesn't work if I configure a port in the project's main cpp, either.
Forthermore, if I call the functions in the CSerailPort class, like:
CSerialPort::Openport("com4");
The compiler says another error: illegal call of non-static member function.

Thanx your help.

Chauteen

Re: Many tabs using one serial port

ThatsAlok23-Aug-04 1:13

ThatsAlok

23-Aug-04 1:13

Buddy,
if you are comfortable with pointer,then declare the pointer in base of CSerialPort like this is you class.

sorry i didn't work on tab control but i worked on property pages.i think you taleneted enough to understand this.

here is little solution,

you base class
CSerialPort *BasePort;

in your tabbed dialog classes as there can be many
CSerialPort *DerPort;

inbase class contructor or initdialog

BasePort=new CSerialPort;
//
function regrading insilization of port
///

now you are creating tab contral,
just pass the pointer to every derived tab classes

like this.
Let One of tab class is Ctab1;

now,
Ctab1.DerPort=this->BasePort;

andthis way you can access teh serial port in nay class.

ps,don't forget to delete the pointer before closing the application

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Linker problems

alex.barylski22-Aug-04 21:59

alex.barylski

22-Aug-04 21:59

Creating library ReleaseMinSize/ezrename.lib and object ReleaseMinSize/ezrename.exp

LIBCMT.lib(wwincrt0.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _wWinMain@16

I get this error message when I build in anything other than debug...it's an ATL COM object. Blush | :O

I figure it's a general C++ type question so I posted in here...

How to I fix this 'particular' linker error?

My local MSDN docs say check out MSKB article: Q125750

But it appears this is for dot net...not vc6 cuz I tried it and didn't get it to work...?

WTF...

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Re: Linker problems

De Nardis Andrea23-Aug-04 0:03

De Nardis Andrea

23-Aug-04 0:03

PRB: Error LNK2001: '_WinMain@16': Unresolved External Symbol
Si applica a
This article was previously published under Q125750
NOTE: Microsoft Visual C++ NET (2002) supported both the managed code model that is provided by the .NET Framework and the unmanaged native Windows code model. The information in this article applies to unmanaged Visual C++ code only.
SYMPTOMS
The linker generates the following error, when you build an MFC application with UNICODE support using the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article:

msvcrt.lib(crtexew.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external
symbol "_WinMain@16"
Visual C++ .NET:

error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _WinMain@16 referenced in function _WinMainCRTStartup
fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals
CAUSE
MFC UNICODE applications use wWinMainCRTStartup as the entry point.
RESOLUTION
In the Output category of the Link tab in the Project Settings dialog box, set the Entry Point Symbol to wWinMainCRTStartup.

For Visual C++ .NET: In the Advanced category of the Linker folder in the Project Properties dialog box, set the Entry Point to wWinMainCRTStartup.
STATUS
This behavior is by design.
REFERENCES
The above information is documented in Books Online under this structure: - C/C++
- Programming Techniques
- Chapter 12 Developing for International Markets
- Support for Unicode
- Unicode Programming: Summary

This reference also lists the additional steps that you need to consider to take advantage of the MFC and C run-time support for Unicode. Smile | :)

DavidCrow does't know this any one knows this?

kriaz22-Aug-04 21:40

kriaz

22-Aug-04 21:40

I want to remove Close button "X" from the right corner of Dialog, but still want to keep the system menu at the left corner. Unchecking the system menu option from dialog properties also removes the menu at left.

Plz Help. Confused | :confused:

kriaz.

Re: DavidCrow does't know this any one knows this?

alex.barylski22-Aug-04 21:55

alex.barylski

22-Aug-04 21:55

If you can't figure out that it's an non-trivial task to "remove" the close button entirely, your probably best just giving up.

Check CS_NOCLOSE in the WNDCLASS structure...I think that's as close as you'll get without some serious hacking (probably have to draw your own caption bar, non-client area, etc...lots of work!!!

p.s-I personally can't say I appreciate you announcing the fact he wasn't able to give you the answer you wanted. If you did that to me...i'd be choked!!!

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Re: DavidCrow does't know this any one knows this?

Maximilien23-Aug-04 0:56

Maximilien

23-Aug-04 0:56

well, you posted your message on friday ... kind of a bad timing ...

and I don't know either.

Maximilien Lincourt
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Re: DavidCrow does't know this any one knows this?

Antony M Kancidrowski23-Aug-04 3:05

Antony M Kancidrowski

23-Aug-04 3:05

Bad form. David is a very knowledgable man. He has helped many people on this forum. And yes I include myself in the list.

Ant.

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I'm coloured, yet clear.
I'm fruity and sweet.
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Re: DavidCrow does't know this any one knows this?

Jeremy Falcon23-Aug-04 6:51

Jeremy Falcon

23-Aug-04 6:51

Well, since you're gonna act like that... I'll tell ya, but for a fee.

Now, if you want free advice, I suggest you quit whining like a spoiled brat. You'll improve your chances of getting it.

Jeremy Falcon

CFile gives me 0x20 (ERROR_BAD_UNIT) but fopen doesn't

baboguru22-Aug-04 21:10

baboguru

22-Aug-04 21:10

thanks in advance,
i am reading a file on a CD-ROM drive,
i first used CFile mfc library to read a file,
but it fails with Error Code (0x20) which is ERROR_BAD_UNIT

<br />
CFile aFile;<br />
// E : CD-ROM drive<br />
aFile.Open("E:\\file.txt", CFile::modeRead | CFile::typeBinary)<br />
// Open(..) returns FALSE, GetLastError() gives 0x20 ERROR!!<br />

and
i also tested with FILE and fopen(...), C library, it's ok

<br />
FILE *fp;<br />
fp = fopen("E:\\file.txt", "rb");<br />
// fp not null, which is ok<br />

what may be the problem ?
thanks again

Re: CFile gives me 0x20 (ERROR_BAD_UNIT) but fopen doesn't

vcplusplus23-Aug-04 3:14

vcplusplus

23-Aug-04 3:14

Actually (0x20) is a hex number; you need to convert it to decimal.

32 ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION - The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.

Re: CFile gives me 0x20 (ERROR_BAD_UNIT) but fopen doesn't

baboguru23-Aug-04 16:05

baboguru

23-Aug-04 16:05

thanks first...

i changed my code to use CFileException as you mention
and found that m_cause gives me 11 which is
CFileException::sharingViolation: SHARE.EXE was not loaded, or a shared region was locked (msdn says...)

i think it's supposed to be working correctly though,
because when i read a file on a hdd, my app works fine
but when i changed target dir to CD-Rom, it fails with above reasons Confused | :confused:

may i miss something?

thanks

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