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Are you trying to be funny ?
You mush think that im so stupid that i dont know what MSDN is.
I appretiate your help i really do, but i believe you get the impression that im a noob here, in fact am not, i been searching the net for the last week and there's no single example on how to handle menus drag and drop operations, yes there are tons of examples on how to properly manage OLE Drag and Drop operations, and i read many of the tutorials specially the one at http://www.catch22.net/tuts/dragdrop.asp.
I also know about the existence of these two messages, but thats it, i was hoping to find something a little more concrete.
Thanks my fiend.
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Internet explorer handles drag and drop menu items in the "Favorites" menu, you can drag items from inside the menu, or outside like the desktop, wow this is really cool, i need to get my hands on IE source code 
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Hello there,
I am trying to put my code into a ".lib" file but there is sth
going wrong. I use MSVC++6 (I also use MSVC++2005 if you prefer).
I create a "Static library project", I place my class files into,
the project, I compile (debug and release) and I get the two .lib files.
Then I create the 2nd project (let's say a dialog project) and I add the
".h" file and the ."lib" into my project. I place the
pragma comment(lib, "MyLib.lib" ) // If I remember it clearly.
into the file that uses the library code (or it's header) and then I try to
build (debug or release)... but then I get linker errors...
One of them is for :
_afx(sth_here)Nil // I don't know what this function is !
Any help would be appreciated.
kostas KEL
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Can you post the exact error messages ?
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Do you try adding your .lib to the project settings? or Is it your .lib path incorrect?
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You can answer directly to sender
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Include the library in your project settings and specify its path in Additional lib path.
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Hi iam devolopping one project here it is required to check whether network disable or enable by clickinh the button .
#sanroop#
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Mr. Dunn has this in his FAQ...
Internet Connected?[^]
Or, a slightly more complicated way from Edwin Eefting &
Patrick Philippot posted on CodeGuru a while ago that appears to be fairly robust
Network Connection?[^]
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See here
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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Hello,
My MFC is MDI program. I have two doctemplate in CMyApp, that is, m_pDocTemplate1 and m_pDocTemplate2. In CMyDoc1, I process some variables m_var, and then send to CMyDoc2 for processing. I handle a command to create a doc of doctemplate2 type. I do as follows:
void CMyDoc1::OnCmd()<br />
{<br />
static_cast<CMyApp*>(AfxGetApp())->m_pDocTemplate2->OpenDocumentFile(NULL, TRUE);<br />
}
This can only create a new empty doc/view. But what I need is to create a doc and at the same time, the CMyDoc1::m_var can be sent to CMyDoc2.
How can it implement? Does anyone give me some light?
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Haifeng
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Can you explain what you need to do from the point of view of a non-programmer?
In other words, can you explain the fundamental problem you need to solve without your solution? It might be possible to do what you need to do in a much simpler manner.
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My project actually is an image search program, as follows:
First, user must input the search key words or image, that is, the program gets the m_imagefilename for it. The search image is displayed in a doc. This is CMyDoc1. Then where to search the image, that is, the m_imagedatabase. It is a directory in hard disk. When clicking the search button, the search begins. In the end, the seearch results return. The return value is a list of image name, that is, m_imagelist. The m_imagelist is sent as a parameter to the CMyDoc2 for thumbnail display. When double clicking the thumbnails, the original image is displayed in CMyDoc1.
In implementation, I create a MDI project with CMyApp, CMainFrame, CChildFrame, CMyDoc/CMyView, CMyDoc2/CMyView2.
In CMyApp, two members are added for doc templates. m_pDocTemplate1, m_pDocTemplate2. The two pointers are for selecting different doc types.
CMyDoc/CMyView are mainly for displaying images in original size for query and result.
CMyDoc2/CMyView2 are mainly for displaying search results. The results are thumbnails. I use CImageList and the CMyView2 is inherited from CListView. When clicking thumbnails, in the message handler, it should call a function to create a new doc with image name as parameter to create CMyDoc/CMyView for display. That's why I ask the question.
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I don't know if I ca help much more but I think your clarification will help others to help you better.
I can't spend a lot of time studying this and thinking about it now but if I understand what you are saying then you actually have just one document and view. The first document and view I think is actually for determining what images are to be shown and/or used. For example, for files, the file open dialog is used to determine what file is or files are to be opened.
Is that relevant? If not, then I hope someone else can help.
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Hi, thank you for your help.
The file open dialog is actually implemented in ID_FILE_OPEN command. I override this in CMyDoc::OnOpenDocument(). Here I open the image and send to view for display. The problem is that I want to display results. They are a list of images just like std::vector m_imagelist. The CMyDoc can only display images in original size, and it can't display a list of images in only a document.
In other words, what I want to do is like the Windows Explorer. It can display images in thumnail.(mine is CMyDoc2/CMyView2), When clicking thumbnails, it open the image in an image viewer.(mine is CMyDoc2/CMyView).
The question is how to communicate between them.
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I was using the file open dialog as an example. I don't think I was refering to yours.
So are you saying that you need a treeview on the left and a listview (listcontrol) on the right, like the Windows Explorer, but you need a third window to show the image?
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Yes, it is. I didn't think how to add a tree view. But if possible, the treeview is better. That is I need. Hope suggestion.
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Note that the Windows Explorer (which actually explores files, not windows) uses split windows, which is the most common way to support two views at once.
Also note that there is a project type for generating Windows Explorer style applications. At least there is for VC 6 and I assume it is still in later versions.
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I got it in VS.Net, and I'll have a try this method. Thank you.
Best Regards,
Haifeng
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If you were to use the two documents, then I think the first document could call the application and the application could store the necessary data. Then the application could create the second document and view and then it should exit to allow the first document and view to delete themselves.
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I am nearly certain that the MFC documentation explains how to create a new document and view. Have you tried to get answers from the documentation? I know I have found answers to questions such as this by reading the documentation and if necessary I look at the MFC source code.
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MFC documentation has the creation of a new document and views. It is in CDocTemplate::OpenDocumentFile(). There a new document ojbect is created. But there are NOT an easy interface to use. Or you must overrride this function. That is, you have to inherit your own doctemplate class. Then use this class to create the new document/view.
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I would like to know how to handle two joysticks at the same times?
Please help!
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Use two hands ....
Just joking ....
The only programmers that are better than C programmers are those who code in 1's and 0's.....
Programm3r
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In fact that two hands are hardly to handle two joysticks!;P
Two people will be better!
I mean how to do it in programming?
Please help!
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