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11-Jan-02 18:16

i am doing an assignment related to ftpclient appication..
as a download manager.. like getright or download accelerator plus..
i have problem regarding multiple dialog box opening per thread.
if only one dialog box is opened it it is working fine,
but for multiple dialog box data of one dialog box is mixing with another one.

have any solution?

Re: MFC MULTITHREADING CLIENT

Nish Nishant11-Jan-02 20:28

Nish Nishant

11-Jan-02 20:28

What do you mean by one dialog is mixing with another?
I'd be very curious in such a phenomenon.
You mean they fuse at pixel level??????

Nish

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ARG_TYPE in CArray

11-Jan-02 17:14

The declaration of CArray class is as follows ..
template< class TYPE, class ARG_TYPE > class CArray

why do we need two template parameters TYPE and ARG_TYPE?
What is the significance of the ARG_TYPE ?

vimal

Re: ARG_TYPE in CArray

Michael Dunn11-Jan-02 17:19

Michael Dunn

11-Jan-02 17:19

The ARG_TYPE determines the type used when adding and returning elements from the array. This is usually a reference to the element type, to avoid an extra copy constructor call.

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using memcpy for non-char arrays

moredip11-Jan-02 13:19

moredip

11-Jan-02 13:19

Ok, I'm want to copy the contents of one double array into another; ie

double *topArray;
double *Array;
...
...
topArray = new double[foo];
Array = new double[foo*4];
...
...
memcpy( Array[0], topArray, sizeof(double)*foo );

I thought that using memcpy() would work, but it doesn't. I guess because the arrays aren't chars

Is there any way to do this other than using for loops? as the arrays are both contiguous in memory it seems that memcpy() or similar would do the job quicker and neater.

TIA,

Pete

Re: using memcpy for non-char arrays

Nish Nishant11-Jan-02 13:38

Nish Nishant

11-Jan-02 13:38

memcpy actually copies bytes. so it should work with double too.

try :-

memcpy(Array,topArray,sizeof toArray)

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Re: using memcpy for non-char arrays

l a u r e n11-Jan-02 21:31

l a u r e n

11-Jan-02 21:31

or in your syntax (i think):

memcopy(&array[0],&toparray[0],sizeof(double) * foo);

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ToolTips in Modeless dialog

Ruslan11-Jan-02 11:34

Ruslan

11-Jan-02 11:34

When an ActiveX control is the parent window of a modeless dialog box the TAB key, ToolTips don't work as expected. The problem with the TAB key could be solved using ::SetWindowsHookEx function, though it is quite dangerous.

But I still can't enable tooltips. Does anybody has any idea how to do this?
Thank you in advance,

Ruslan

Declaring own variables

Peter Liddle11-Jan-02 10:53

Peter Liddle

11-Jan-02 10:53

Hey Guys

Does anybody know how to declare your own size variables in c++ for instance i want to make my own variable that is say 4bits or is 5 bytes big.

I guess this would have to be done in assembler.

Cheers
Peter

Re: Declaring own variables

C^hris L^osinger11-Jan-02 10:59

C^hris L^osinger

11-Jan-02 10:59

typedef myType BYTE[5];

myType myVar;

that's the easy way, of course.

-c

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Re: Declaring own variables

alex.barylski11-Jan-02 11:14

alex.barylski

11-Jan-02 11:14

I'm not sure I fully understand the question at hand.

However you can create custom data types using structs or classes.

struct CustomType{
char theBytes[5]; //5 byte data type

unsigned theBits : 2; //*** : *** allows bit control
};

with the above code it's now possible to create an instance of your custom data type which holds 5 bytes instead of the built-in generic char, int, long, etc...

CustomType newType; //new datatype
unsigned char Type; //built-in datatype

Hope this helps

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Helppp Access Violation in throw stmt

Bill Wilson11-Jan-02 10:40

Bill Wilson

11-Jan-02 10:40

I have an NT service program that seems to get a lot of access violations. In trying to track them down, I've found all sorts of odd things going on. Here is one of them.

In this example this piece of code is called from a OnTimer callback routine. The timer was started from the COM object that the ATL wizard makes when you ask it to build a serice.

e.g. Service -> IEntry.StartProcess -> SetTimer

LONG OdysseyLog::GetRegStrValue(const TCHAR szSubKey[], const TCHAR szValueName[], TCHAR *pszReturnVal[], unsigned int *uiLen){ LONG lRes = ERROR_SUCCESS; DWORD dwType; DWORD dwSize; HKEY hKey; try { dwType = REG_SZ; lRes = RegOpenKeyEx( HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, szSubKey, 0, KEY_READ, &hKey); if (lRes != ERROR_SUCCESS) { throw true; }

I get an Access Violation from the throw statement! How can that happen? The access violation is in Kernel32.dll at 0xE06D7363. running NT 4.0 with latest SPs (don't know the number, but the admin guys assure me this server is up to date).

Thanks for the help,
Bill

MessageBoxIndirect

Henry Jacobs11-Jan-02 10:05

Henry Jacobs

11-Jan-02 10:05

I have been using Win32 API for four years now and I never came across this function before. I thought I would bring it to every one else's attention.

MessageBoxIndirect creates a standard style MessageBox but will use a custom icon if specified and will load strings from a resource string table! (Great for international applications.) According to MSDN it is available on Windows 95 and up.

Re: MessageBoxIndirect

alex.barylski11-Jan-02 11:23

alex.barylski

11-Jan-02 11:23

According to Smart Computing in Fall 2000 the MSDN listed 1949 API's, I wonder how many ship with XP. Nonetheless 2000 of anything is alot to learn, nevermind complex API functions.

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#$&#$ SetWindowsHookEx problem...

Xenos11-Jan-02 8:09

Xenos

11-Jan-02 8:09

Hi all,

I need to make my program respond to a hotkey, and I have written a DLL that installs a global keyboard hook to send a message back to my main window.

The only problem is I only get the keyboard messages when my app has focus.

Does anyone know why I don't see keyboard events for all threads? } Eek! | :eek:

Thanks in advance for any help!

Here's some code from the DLL:

// Keyboard hook install

PSKEYBD_API BOOL CreateKeybdHook(UINT nCallbackMessage, HWND hwndWindow, DWORD dwVirtKeyCode, DWORD dwKeyInfo) {

hwndKBHookWindow = hwndWindow;
dwKBHookCallbackMessage = nCallbackMessage;
dwKBHookHotkey = dwVirtKeyCode;

// Install as global hook (last param is 0)
SetWindowsHookEx(WH_KEYBOARD, (HOOKPROC)KeyboardHookProc, (HINSTANCE)hInstance, 0);

return TRUE;
}

// The keyboard hook function

LRESULT CALLBACK KeyboardHookProc(int code, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) {

// Make sure this is a WM_KEYDOWN and not a key repeat
if (code == HC_ACTION && !(lParam & 0x80000000) && !(lParam & 0x40000000)) {

// Was this our hotkey?
if (wParam == dwKBHookHotkey) {

::PostMessage(hwndKBHookWindow, dwKBHookCallbackMessage, WPARAM(0), LPARAM(0));

//MessageBeep(MB_ICONINFORMATION);

}

}

return CallNextHookEx(hHook, code, wParam, lParam);
}

Re: #$&#$ SetWindowsHookEx problem...

Henry Jacobs11-Jan-02 10:20

Henry Jacobs

11-Jan-02 10:20

I used a keyboard hook a while but cannot remember the details. I will check my code when I get home (at work right now) and see if I can help.

In the mean time, you may want to look at RegisterHotKey. As I understand from the documentation, Windows will send a WM_HOTKEY message to the HWND specified when RegisterHotKey was called when your key combination is pressed. (I have never tried this myself so I don't know if it will do what you are need it to do.)

Re: #$&#$ SetWindowsHookEx problem...

Xenos11-Jan-02 12:00

Xenos

11-Jan-02 12:00

Hi Henry,

I fixed my problem.

In my DLL I forgot to put:

#pragma comment(linker, "/section:.XDATA,rws")

After my shared data segment definition.

Thanks a lot for your reply!

Filtering a DAO recordset

Simon Walton11-Jan-02 7:58

Simon Walton

11-Jan-02 7:58

I need to filter the records a user will be able to see based on an int field. I set the m_strFilter variable of the recordset belonging to the recordview.

<br />
m_pSet->m_strFilter = "[Active] = 1";<br />

However, scrolling through the records from the recordview still presents me with all records, including ones where Active != 1. So I thought perhaps I should call requery to make it notice my filter change. Instead, now scrolling through the records presents me with endless "field can't be updated" errors.

I have the feeling I just don't understand the DAO framework as of yet. Any suggestions? TIA.

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Re: Filtering a DAO recordset

Carlos Antollini11-Jan-02 8:19

Carlos Antollini

11-Jan-02 8:19

Try to open de Table with a sentences SQL

strQry.Format("Select * from MyTable where Active = %d", 1);

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Re: Filtering a DAO recordset

Simon Walton11-Jan-02 8:45

Simon Walton

11-Jan-02 8:45

The problem is that I have a checkbox on the form that will enable the user to skip records where Active = 0. Opening and closing the recordset makes funny things happen.

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Re: Filtering a DAO recordset

Carlos Antollini11-Jan-02 9:38

Carlos Antollini

11-Jan-02 9:38

Okay, Ni problem: Use Find, FindFirst, FindNext functions, Depending if the user selected the CheckBox...
First you need to Open the Recordset, in that mode you have access to ALL records, Then if the user selected Active=1 Use the Find function for Browse over every record that has the condition, if the user selected Active=0 Use The Find function again.... But if you want can browse all records using movefirst, movenext, etc....

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Re: Filtering a DAO recordset

Carlos Antollini11-Jan-02 9:38

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11-Jan-02 9:38

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Re: Filtering a DAO recordset

Simon Walton11-Jan-02 12:48

Simon Walton

11-Jan-02 12:48

Ok Carlos, here's my current thinking;

BOOL CFilmMaintView::OnMove(UINT nIDMoveCommand) 
{
	if(m_ctrActiveOnly.GetCheck() == 1) {
		CString sFilter = "[Active] = 1";
		switch(nIDMoveCommand)
		{
			case ID_RECORD_NEXT		: m_pSet->FindNext(sFilter); break;
			case ID_RECORD_PREV		: m_pSet->FindPrev(sFilter); break;
			case ID_RECORD_FIRST	: m_pSet->FindFirst(sFilter); break;
			case ID_RECORD_LAST		: m_pSet->FindLast(sFilter); break;
		}
	} else
		CDaoRecordView::OnMove(nIDMoveCommand);

	return true;
}

My problem is that the record view is not updated with the recordset. It appears as though the recordset is moving, but the record view is not updating the fields to reflect the recordset. Messing with the view's recordset doesn't automatically update the view. If I call OnMove(), the view goes out of sinc with the set and I get "can't update" errors. Any ideas?

Simon
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Putting file to clipboard, just like in explorer

Mukkie11-Jan-02 7:54

Mukkie

11-Jan-02 7:54

Hi!
How to put file into the clipboard (Copy, Cut) just like it is implemented in Windows Explorer? I can only find Paste implementation which uses DragQueryFile and COleDataObject.

Mukkie

Re: Putting file to clipboard, just like in explorer

Michael Dunn11-Jan-02 10:53

Michael Dunn

11-Jan-02 10:53

Build a DROPFILES struct and store it in the clipboard as the CF_HDROP format. (An HDROP is just a DROPFILES*)

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