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Comments by BadJerry (Top 11 by date)
BadJerry
25-Nov-16 10:46am
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OK if you write the following (add ut8) - no crash in Boost!
std::locale loc = gen("en-GB.UTF-8");
Jochen's solutions probably means no need for boost for others ( I already had it)
BadJerry
25-Nov-16 9:46am
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Very useful - did not know about CompareStringEx which I will try now! I was also aware of ICU but did not want to add more dependency to my project.
Thak you very much!
BadJerry
1-Dec-13 13:06pm
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Thanks for this... I have posted something below that seems to work... I still have no idea about how robust it is!
BadJerry
29-Nov-13 8:55am
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Thanks again! And how do I detect the right code page? I want to make sure I do not ever lose data of course.
BadJerry
29-Nov-13 8:07am
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Hello and thanks. But my problem is that I receive the string like this. Is there a code page I can use instead or a pre-processing step I could use to ensure that I always correctly decode the string?
Thanks in advance
BadJerry
18-Jun-13 9:06am
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Did you find a solution to this? I have the same problem!
BadJerry
5-Dec-12 9:20am
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You need to
DDX_Control(pDX, IDC_COMP_TIME, m_CompTime);
DDX_Control(pDX, IDC_APP_TIME, m_AppTime);
DDX_Text(pDX, IDC_COMP_TIME, m_Comp);
DDX_Text(pDX, IDC_APP_TIME, m_App);
BadJerry
4-Dec-12 6:17am
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Thanks Pablo - it did the trick!
BadJerry
4-Dec-12 6:16am
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Sorry - I replied as a solution!
I will enquire some more about the C++ debugging. We are using code for an android dev... ideally we would like to view variables and run step by step... but still no luck!
As for the inclusion of appropriate headers, I catually want to prevent the default header inlcusion llike winnt.h!
Thanks in advance!
BadJerry
5-Jan-11 12:09pm
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What i want is to embed a control in my application rather than the other way round ;)... and distributing the final product would be a (financial) problem... I suspect MS will one day distribute their HTML editor as an object... in the meantime, I am stuck ;)
Thanks anyway!
BadJerry
5-Jan-11 11:36am
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Hey Maximilien!
Guess what? that's what I am doing but it might be some time before I have anything that covers all aspects of w3c... and as the control is built on a microsoft COM object, it's clearly a hack...
I was hoping for more help ;-)
Jerry
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