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Re: int to string for TextOut

ThatsAlok24-Jan-05 17:53

ThatsAlok

24-Jan-05 17:53

Look Like you are using Win 32 api based Project.

Here is the way to display the content of name variable

int nName=4; 

<font color=#00ff00>//buffer for holding the Integer </font>
char szBuffer[20];

<font color=#00ff00>//now to display
//copy the integer into string</font>
 sprintf(szBuffer,"%d",nName);
<font color=#00ff00> //Display it</font>
TextOut(hdc,x,y,szBuffer,strlen(szBuffer));

or in place of sprintf you can use itoa() too (which convert interger to string)

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Re: int to string for TextOut

toxcct24-Jan-05 21:32

toxcct

24-Jan-05 21:32

hy alok,

use the delete button when post post the same message twice.
secondly, use #008000 green's color instead of your #00FF00

see you

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Re: int to string for TextOut

ThatsAlok24-Jan-05 21:53

ThatsAlok

24-Jan-05 21:53

Thanks,
I have deleted that post, that's really very-2 silly mistake Big Grin | :-D

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System function DOS widows problem

Anonymous24-Jan-05 9:22

Anonymous

24-Jan-05 9:22

Is there is any way to hide the DOS window that
shows when system command is executed.
system("Dir/ar>File.txt");
lists the readonly files to the file.txt.
Is it possible to use ShellExecute ?.if so what is the syntax?.I tried using cmd.exe with shellexecute but
seems that cmd.exe doesnt takes parameter.

Re: System function DOS widows problem

David Crow24-Jan-05 10:07

David Crow

24-Jan-05 10:07

Why not use FindFirstFile() and FindNextFile() instead of the antiquated system() call? You'll be much better off.

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CClientSocket

rmunguia24-Jan-05 6:53

rmunguia

24-Jan-05 6:53

I have a proyect based on Chatsrv/chatter samples on Visual C++ 6.0. My surprise comes from the fact that the same proyect compiled on Visual C++.NET fails when receiving data for a short time. That is, for some time, I get the data through the socket but suddenly and with no exception catched, I give up receiving data WTF | :WTF:

. Just in case it can turn out to be a clue, this communication is unidirectional, that is, I get the data from a monitor connection to a certain port.

FUZZY Set help ?

faroqtam24-Jan-05 6:38

faroqtam

24-Jan-05 6:38

Hi:
Please some help about fuzzy set.
or any site tech such techinques
any help can help me .
Thanx alot.
Bye

On Earth nothing impossible,
while your mind running.

Faroqtam

Re: FUZZY Set help ?

Christian Graus24-Jan-05 8:55

Christian Graus

24-Jan-05 8:55

If your 'set' is too fuzzy, shave 'em. Just try not to hurt yourself.

If that's not what you mean, try to explain yourself a little better.

Christian

I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer

Re: FUZZY Set help ?

Ryan Binns24-Jan-05 17:26

Ryan Binns

24-Jan-05 17:26

Christian Graus wrote:
If your 'set' is too fuzzy, shave 'em. Just try not to hurt yourself

Unsure | :~

Haven't you ever heard of fuzzy set theory? Poke tongue | ;-P

Ryan

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Re: FUZZY Set help ?

Christian Graus24-Jan-05 17:30

Christian Graus

24-Jan-05 17:30

Yeah, vaguely, but I couldn't resist....

Christian

I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer

Re: FUZZY Set help ?

Ryan Binns24-Jan-05 18:05

Ryan Binns

24-Jan-05 18:05

Christian Graus wrote:
but I couldn't resist

I noticed Smile | :)

Ryan

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Re: FUZZY Set help ?

Andy Brummer24-Jan-05 10:44

Andy Brummer

24-Jan-05 10:44

type the word fuzzy into the search box at the top of the page. There are quite a few fuzzy logic/set articles on this site.

[edit]And click the go button. I forgot that part D'Oh! | :doh:

[/edit]

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only to find a laughably ridiculous theory with demented logic once the book arrives - Mark McCutcheon

MFC - Dual Interface

peterchen24-Jan-05 6:13

peterchen

24-Jan-05 6:13

Is there a conveinient way to give an MFC ActiveX control a dual interface?
(Don't ask, COM+MFC makes me shudder enough already, but I need to wrap an MFC control)

TN65 describes a way, but basically everything has to be done twice.

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How to Terminate a running App and start a new instance of the same App?

nonothing24-Jan-05 5:25

nonothing

24-Jan-05 5:25

If I launch an application, how can I detect and terminate if another instance of the application is running?

Re: How to Terminate a running App and start a new instance of the same App?

ThatsAlok24-Jan-05 7:11

ThatsAlok

24-Jan-05 7:11

Hi There!
look at these article tehy will help you out as you exact term use for your problem is Single Instance APP

http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/csingleinst.asp
http://www.codeproject.com/threads/singleinstance.asp
http://www.codeproject.com/threads/simplesingleinstanceapp.asp

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Re: How to Terminate a running App and start a new instance of the same App?

nonothing24-Jan-05 11:32

nonothing

24-Jan-05 11:32

Thanks for the info...I give a try and keep you posted!

Re: How to Terminate a running App and start a new instance of the same App?

ThatsAlok24-Jan-05 17:54

ThatsAlok

24-Jan-05 17:54

No Problem Smile | :)

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Display Raw Image on the fly

jazzkiller24-Jan-05 5:02

jazzkiller

24-Jan-05 5:02

Hi all,
I am capturing an image through a camera. The camera returns a pointer to a two dimensional array of pixels. How can I go about displaying these pixels into MFC? (Just like a webcam or a camera with an LCD does)

I have read tutorials on displaying .bmp using CBitmap ... However, will MFC understands the raw image file (no header, each pixel has 8bit grayscale).

I appreciate all of your help.

Thanks,
Beou

Re: Display Raw Image on the fly

basementman24-Jan-05 6:12

basementman

24-Jan-05 6:12

See SetBitmapBits or SetDIBits.

onwards and upwards...

Macintosh and MFC

includeh1024-Jan-05 4:58

includeh10

24-Jan-05 4:58

can a MFC program be simply re-compiled or slightly modified from Windows OS to Macintosh OS to generated exe file for Macintosh?

includeh10

Re: Macintosh and MFC

David Crow24-Jan-05 5:16

David Crow

24-Jan-05 5:16

There used to be a version of MFC for that platform. I do not know if that is still the case, however. Check Microsoft's site.

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Re: Macintosh and MFC

Michael P Butler24-Jan-05 5:35

Michael P Butler

24-Jan-05 5:35

There used to be an extension for Visual C++ that did this, but Microsoft long since dis-continued it. I think VC4 was the last version it worked in.

Microsoft Visual C++ 4.0 Cross-Development Edition for Macintosh[^]

All I remember was it was expensive and didn't live up to expectations.

Michael

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Re: Macintosh and MFC

Antony M Kancidrowski25-Jan-05 0:51

Antony M Kancidrowski

25-Jan-05 0:51

Michael P Butler wrote:
it was expensive and didn't live up to expectations

You can say that again!

Ant.

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I'm coloured, yet clear.
I'm fruity and sweet.
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an array of dynamically allocated objects

student_ben24-Jan-05 4:54

student_ben

24-Jan-05 4:54

whats wrong with the following code?

Curve curveObjects[10];
Curve *pcurveObjects;
pcurveObjects = &curveObjects[0];

I get the error messages:
....conflicting types for `int pcurveObjects'
....previous declaration as `Curve*pcurveObjects'

i can't see where i've defined anything as an int, can anyone explain why this is the case?

Re: an array of dynamically allocated objects

David Crow24-Jan-05 5:19

David Crow

24-Jan-05 5:19

Your code is syntactically correct. What does the declaration of Curve look like?

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