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Re: End of Line using CFile (Unicode)

31-Aug-06 0:18

show off a piece of your code...

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David Crow31-Aug-06 7:49

David Crow

31-Aug-06 7:49

Sitaram Sukumar wrote:
After I have read the complete txt file (using Read), I need to read it one line by one line.

Why are you reading the file twice?

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How to compare Dates

georgekjolly30-Aug-06 21:43

georgekjolly

30-Aug-06 21:43

hai all,

Does Anyone know how to compare two dates, and if one date is greater than other date can we find out number of days between them.

Is there any function or class that can do it automatically.

Pleas help me
Thanks in Advance
George K Jolly

Re: How to compare Dates

Hamid_RT30-Aug-06 21:58

Hamid_RT

30-Aug-06 21:58

See here[^]

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Re: How to compare Dates

Steve Echols30-Aug-06 22:00

Steve Echols

30-Aug-06 22:00

Assuming you're using the COleDateTime in MFC you can subtract the 2 dates, which will return a COleDateTimeSpan object. Then you can use the GetDays function to see how many days the 2 dates span.

Like this:

COleDateTime date1(2006, 8, 28, 0, 0, 0);<br />
COleDateTime date2(2006, 8, 30, 0, 0, 0);<br />
<br />
COleDateTimeSpan span = date2 - date1;<br />
int numDays = span.GetDays();  // should return 3<br />

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Re: How to compare Dates

Programm3r30-Aug-06 22:01

Programm3r

30-Aug-06 22:01

Hi,

I think this might help:

http://www.codeproject.com/datetime/datetimecompare.asp?df=100&forumid=2911&exp=0&select=114012[^]

http://www.unix.com/showthread.php?t=30563[^]

Regards

Programm3r

how to add digital sign to CAB file

sunita ramesh30-Aug-06 21:07

sunita ramesh

30-Aug-06 21:07

Hi all,

I have a cab file.I need to add digital sign to it.
i followed the following steps( as mentioned in http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q247257[^]

but if i write signcode in commmand prompt ,i got an error like Signcode is not recognized as an internal command.Wat is the problem..

plz tell me how to assign digital sign to Cab file..

Thanks in Advance,

Sunita

Re: how to add digital sign to CAB file

Mike Dimmick30-Aug-06 23:45

Mike Dimmick

30-Aug-06 23:45

signcode is part of the SDK and must be in your path for this to work. If using Visual Studio .NET 2003, run 'Visual Studio .NET 2003 Command Prompt' from Start, All Programs, Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003, Visual Studio .NET Tools.

If using VS 2005, the signcode tool has been replaced with the signtool program. Use Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt to run this.

signtool is also part of the standalone Platform SDK.

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Re: how to add digital sign to CAB file

sunita ramesh31-Aug-06 0:11

sunita ramesh

31-Aug-06 0:11

Thanks for ur reply..

i have tried this signtool in vs2005..
A signtool signwizrd window opened.I refered my Cab file using browse..but its simply opening the folder of CAB(where i have set of DLLS) not refering any files.

PLz tell me wat is the problem in it..

Thanks in advance,

Sunita

Re: how to add digital sign to CAB file

Mike Dimmick31-Aug-06 2:57

Mike Dimmick

31-Aug-06 2:57

The default filter of that Browse dialog is EXE, DLL and OCX files. Select 'Cabinet Files (*.cab)' from the 'Files of type' drop-down to pick your cab file.

Alternatively use signtool sign to specify the options on the command line.

Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

operator new

Waldermort30-Aug-06 20:59

30-Aug-06 20:59

I was wondering if there was a way to extend already allocated memory similar to what realloc() does. I know the operator new can be initialized with existing memory, but I have yet to find a way to make that memory grow.

char *tmp = new char [10];
strcpy(tmp,"hello");
char *tmp2 = new(tmp) char [20];
strcpy(tmp2,"Another string");
delete [] tmp;

This of course throws an exception because it's writing past the end of the array. Is there a way to do this without allocating, copying then deleting?

Rinu_Raj30-Aug-06 21:35

Rinu_Raj

30-Aug-06 21:35

pls overload new ....

so u can do as u like

toxcct30-Aug-06 21:37

30-Aug-06 21:37

why not using std::string ?

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Waldermort30-Aug-06 21:43

30-Aug-06 21:43

No particular reason, but I would like to keep the size of the exe down to a minimum. Besides I'm on a learning curve Big Grin | :-D

toxcct30-Aug-06 21:53

30-Aug-06 21:53

basically, if you use C++ (and you do, as new operator is not a C operator), prefer C++ classes instead of the C-runtime. STL is a powerful library which is too much abandonned because of the fear of templates...

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Waldermort30-Aug-06 22:41

30-Aug-06 22:41

I totally agree with you. I am just the sort of person who can't settle for "If it works it works", I need to know how it works. When I understand exactly what the code is doing behind the scenes, I have feel I have more control over what I can do.

Rinu_Raj30-Aug-06 21:39

Rinu_Raj

30-Aug-06 21:39

pls check the following http://www.research.att.com/~bs/bs_faq2.html#placement-delete

these may b euseful

RinuRaj

speak english

toxcct30-Aug-06 21:51

30-Aug-06 21:51

please, stop you SMS typing. use full words so that every one can understand you...

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Waldermort30-Aug-06 21:52

30-Aug-06 21:52

Thanks for that, I suppose overloading them is the only way to go, but I can't understand why an operator for this wasn't created along with new and delete.

toxcct30-Aug-06 22:04