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toxcct30-Jul-06 23:01

30-Jul-06 23:01

GetDlgItem(IDC_MY_CONTROL)->ShowWindow(SW_HIDE);<br />
GetDlgItem(IDC_MY_CONTROL)->ShowWindow(SW_SHOW);

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Re: controls visible or not at runtime

see me30-Jul-06 23:11

see me

30-Jul-06 23:11

also to move controls
BOOL MoveWindow( int x, int y,int nWidth, int nHeight, BOOL bRepaint = TRUE )
or
SetWindowPos ( const CWnd* pWndInsertAfter, int x, int y, int cx, int cy, UINT nFlags );

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Re: controls visible or not at runtime

toxcct30-Jul-06 23:13

toxcct

30-Jul-06 23:13

say this to the OP... i didn't ask the question.

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Re: controls visible or not at runtime

see me30-Jul-06 23:23

see me

30-Jul-06 23:23

Whats in my mind is, he can also see the answer from here naaa??? Big Grin | :-D

I just want to add my point with your answer. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: controls visible or not at runtime

toxcct30-Jul-06 23:24

toxcct

30-Jul-06 23:24

sure

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Re: controls visible or not at runtime

_AnsHUMAN_ 30-Jul-06 23:04

_AnsHUMAN_

30-Jul-06 23:04

Yes you can change the position of a control at runtime.
See MoveWindow()

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
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Re: controls visible or not at runtime

Hamid_RT31-Jul-06 1:00

Hamid_RT

31-Jul-06 1:00

See

<br />
MoveWindow(...)//position<br />
ShowWindow(SW_SHOW or SW_HIDE) for visible or not<br />

WhiteSky

traversing and modifying CPtrlist [modified]

SteamEngine30-Jul-06 22:41

SteamEngine

30-Jul-06 22:41

POSITION pos = TouchAreaList->GetHeadPosition();
while (pos != NULL)
{TouchAreaList->GetNext(pos);}

wt next...
i want a seperate pointer to point to a specific node in this list how to do that. pos will traverse alright but i want modify the data in a particular node how to do it???

-- modified at 4:42 Monday 31st July, 2006

Re: traversing and modifying CPtrlist

cje31-Jul-06 4:34

cje

31-Jul-06 4:34

<br />
   POSITION pos;<br />
   Item *pNode;<br />
<br />
   for ( pos = GetHeadPosition();  pos != NULL; )<br />
   {<br />
      pNode = (Item *)GetNext( pos );<br />
      if ( pNode )<br />
      {<br />
      // modify Item pNode<br />
      }<br />
   }<br />

cje

List of Format Specifiers

QuickDeveloper30-Jul-06 22:17

QuickDeveloper

30-Jul-06 22:17

hi

Can someone give me a link which contains the comprehensive list of Format Specifiers for all data types including Double,Byte,LPSTR etc.??

Thanx in advance

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

_AnsHUMAN_ 30-Jul-06 22:25

_AnsHUMAN_

30-Jul-06 22:25

See MSDN

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

Naveen30-Jul-06 22:29

Naveen

30-Jul-06 22:29

check here

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hf4y5e3w.aspx[^]

did u searched in google?

nave

Re: List of Format Specifiers

toxcct30-Jul-06 22:29

toxcct

30-Jul-06 22:29

QuickDeveloper wrote:
Format Specifiers

what does this mean ?
what do you want exactly, you wanna know how the bits are interpreted knowing a kind of type ?

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

Hamid_RT30-Jul-06 22:33

Hamid_RT

30-Jul-06 22:33

You can see www.msdn.com

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

QuickDeveloper30-Jul-06 22:44

QuickDeveloper

30-Jul-06 22:44

toxcct wrote:
what does this mean ?

I meant like %d for int,%ld for long double etc

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

toxcct30-Jul-06 22:48

toxcct

30-Jul-06 22:48

this all depends on the function you use.
printf() for example, will have some specifiers, and CString::Format() too, but as they are different functions, they may implement them in different ways. what you have to do is to search for the function you want to use :
in the printf()[^] doc, you see a Format Specifications[^] link. then, see what you want there

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

David Crow31-Jul-06 5:09

David Crow

31-Jul-06 5:09

toxcct wrote:
printf() for example, will have some specifiers, and CString::Format() too, but as they are different functions, they may implement them in different ways.

For example?

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

toxcct31-Jul-06 5:13

toxcct

31-Jul-06 5:13

printf(), scanf(), CString()... each function hardcode the format they understand, so even if they are same, they may differ... that's why i suggested him to read the doc of the function he's using first...

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

David Crow31-Jul-06 5:20

David Crow

31-Jul-06 5:20

Then why does CString::Format() refer to printf() for a description of the format and arguments? If they differed, this would not be the case.

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

toxcct31-Jul-06 5:23

toxcct

31-Jul-06 5:23

that was a supposition. BTW, Format() refers to printf() in the doc, but not in the code. Hmmm | :|

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

Hamid_RT31-Jul-06 0:45

Hamid_RT

31-Jul-06 0:45

See wsprintf

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Re: List of Format Specifiers

David Crow31-Jul-06 5:08

David Crow

31-Jul-06 5:08

QuickDeveloper wrote:
,%ld for long double

%ld would be used by a long int.

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Viewing in Binary format [modified]

Sarath C30-Jul-06 22:11

Sarath C

30-Jul-06 22:11

Hi All,
Is there anyway in Visual Studio 6 or VS 2003 to view a variable's value in binary format?

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Re: Viewing in Binary format

NiceNaidu30-Jul-06 22:21

NiceNaidu

30-Jul-06 22:21

Sarath. wrote:
a variable's value in binary format?

if u r looking for the variable value while debugging , then in the QuickWatch window you can select HexaDecimal Display.

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Re: Viewing in Binary format

Sarath C30-Jul-06 22:25

Sarath C

30-Jul-06 22:25

I asked about that BINARY (101010) format not HEX values Frown | :(

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