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Re: Select a row in List control with code?

David Crow12-Jun-07 4:48

David Crow

12-Jun-07 4:48

ldsdbomber wrote:
...but would just like to know the correct method to programmatically set a row to be selected...

Use the LVM_SETITEM message.

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Re: Select a row in List control with code?

ldsdbomber12-Jun-07 4:57

ldsdbomber

12-Jun-07 4:57

Is that via a SendMessage David? I've not used that before very much

Re: Select a row in List control with code?

David Crow12-Jun-07 5:04

David Crow

12-Jun-07 5:04

ldsdbomber wrote:
Is that via a SendMessage David?

Yes, if you are not using MFC.

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Re: Select a row in List control with code?

Max Santos12-Jun-07 6:07

Max Santos

12-Jun-07 6:07

You can use:

SetItemState(index,LVIS_SELECTED | LVIS_FOCUSED,LVIS_SELECTED | LVIS_FOCUSED);

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Re: Select a row in List control with code?

Michael Dunn12-Jun-07 6:18

Michael Dunn

12-Jun-07 6:18

4.10 How do I programmatically select an item in a list view control?[^]

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wizard finish button and message box

misha_grewal12-Jun-07 3:44

misha_grewal

12-Jun-07 3:44

I have a property sheet with wizard style.
At one place, I need to disable the Finish button. The code doesn't work and the Finish button is enabled.
But if I put a message box before calling the SetWizardButton routine, it works.
I tried with invalidate method so as to refresh the current windows, but I guess I am missing something.
Any pointers?

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Re: wizard finish button and message box

David Crow12-Jun-07 4:00

David Crow

12-Jun-07 4:00

misha_grewal wrote:
The code doesn't work and the Finish button is enabled.

What does the code look like?

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Re: wizard finish button and message box

misha_grewal12-Jun-07 4:41

misha_grewal

12-Jun-07 4:41

oK I digged into the problem a little bit
Is it a message queue problem?

Code ===
pWizard->SetWizardButtons(PSWIZB_BACK);

CWnd* pButton = pWizard->GetDlgItem(ID_WIZFINISH);
if (pButton) {
// this call doesn't work
pButton->EnableWindow(FALSE);
}

but if you put a message box before the call, it works, as in

if (pButton) {
AfxMessageBox(_T("text"));
// this call now WORKS
pButton->EnableWindow(FALSE);
}
Code ends ==

On the other hand, if I call a "ShowWindow" method instead of EnableWindow, it works fine with or without the message box.
What happens in EnableWindow?

Re: wizard finish button and message box

David Crow12-Jun-07 4:45

David Crow

12-Jun-07 4:45

misha_grewal wrote:
CWnd* pButton = pWizard->GetDlgItem(ID_WIZFINISH);
if (pButton) {
// this call doesn't work
pButton->EnableWindow(FALSE);

Why aren't you using:

pWizard->SetWizardButtons(PSWIZB_DISABLEDFINISH);

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Re: wizard finish button and message box

misha_grewal12-Jun-07 4:54

misha_grewal

12-Jun-07 4:54

Thanks much
it works with this call
i m really stupid

VS2003 for loop bug?

mcsherry12-Jun-07 2:58

mcsherry

12-Jun-07 2:58

In my Visual Studi 2003 C++ project I've got a weird bug. I have a 'normal' for loop:

int i = 0 ;
for ( i = 0 ; i < m_NumberOfObjects ; i++ ) ;
{
  m_ListObjects[i]->DoStuff ( ) ;
}

where m_NumberOfObjects is a static int (member variable) within the class.

The problem is the for loop seems o ignore the entry criteria so if i = 0 and m_NumberOfObjects = 0 is still goes in (even with i = 1 and m_NumberOfObjects replaced with a 0)

Has anyone came across this? or know what is going wrong?

TIA,
Andy

Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

mcsherry12-Jun-07 3:03

mcsherry

12-Jun-07 3:03

doesn't matter I'm an idiot, stray semi-colon D'Oh! | :doh:

Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

Mark Salsbery12-Jun-07 6:59

Mark Salsbery

12-Jun-07 6:59

mcsherry wrote:
stray semi-colon

Don't let 'em get away from you. They're feisty little buggers Smile | :)

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Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

S Douglas12-Jun-07 20:23

S Douglas

12-Jun-07 20:23

Mark Salsbery wrote:
Don't let 'em get away from you. They're feisty little buggers

Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

_AnsHUMAN_ 12-Jun-07 3:05

_AnsHUMAN_

12-Jun-07 3:05

You should not put the ";" after the for loop Dear...
and you don't normally come across such issues if you know how does a for loop work:->

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

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Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

CPallini12-Jun-07 3:08

CPallini

12-Jun-07 3:08

The bug is the semicolon ; following the for statement: an empty statement is controlled by the for expression while the code block inside the curly braces {} is always executed.

Smile | :)

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Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

Matthew Faithfull12-Jun-07 3:11

Matthew Faithfull

12-Jun-07 3:11

I suspect you're suffering from a change in the syntax between VC6 and Visual Studio 2003 C++ combined with a stray semi colon. The scope of counters in for loops (i in your case ) has changed so that if they're declared in the loop they can't escape from the loop. You possibly have 2 i's happening here in different scopes which is Confused | :confused:

to say the least. I now use this syntax to try and be both 'correct' and compatible

<br />
//'correct' and compatible but wouldn't help you pick up this bug<br />
int i = 0;<br />
for( ; i < m_NumberOfObjects; i++ )//Notice no ; here<br />
{<br />
  m_ListObjects[i]->DoStuff();<br />
}<br />
<br />
//recommended to prevent i leaking from scope but I dont' think you can do this anymore :doh:<br />
for( int i; i < m_NumberOfObjects; i++ )//<br />
{<br />
  m_ListObjects[i]->DoStuff();<br />
}<br />

The extra ; has caused the intended loop code to happen only once and declaring the i outside has let you get away with it Frown | :(

Perhaps that's why they changed it.

Nothing is exactly what it seems but everything with seems can be unpicked.

Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

mcsherry12-Jun-07 3:22

mcsherry

12-Jun-07 3:22

thanks all for your replies, obviously just the stray semi-colon (couldn't spot it after looking at the code for ages, post the question on here and spot it straightaway Sigh | :sigh:

always the same!)

Andy,

Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

BadKarma12-Jun-07 4:21

BadKarma

12-Jun-07 4:21

I know the feeling. Frown | :(

Therefor I sometimes use one of my colleagues to wine about some extreme strange bug.
They are willing to help. Once I show them the piece of code and start explaining what it suppose to do. I start swearing at my own stupidity. Time on time i have found the bug before they do. Laugh | :laugh:

codito ergo sum

Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

vijay_aroli12-Jun-07 3:33

vijay_aroli

12-Jun-07 3:33

mcsherry wrote:

int i = 0 ;
for ( i = 0 ; i < m_NumberOfObjects ; i++ ) ;
{
m_ListObjects[i]->DoStuff ( ) ;
}

there you are. The semi colon in the second line is causing problems to you. Smile | :)

sorry, i didn't see that you figured it out by yourself. D'Oh! | :doh:

Regards,
Vijay.

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Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

Michael Dunn12-Jun-07 6:21

Michael Dunn

12-Jun-07 6:21

The compiler should have given you a warning about that semicolon. If not, turn warnings back on. Smile | :)

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Re: VS2003 for loop bug?

Mark Salsbery12-Jun-07 7:02

Mark Salsbery

12-Jun-07 7:02

I don't think so Mike. That looks like completely valid C code with the semi-colon in there.

That one would drive me nuts if I didn't see it right away in my code LOL

Smile | :)

Mark

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How to detect device Type

VC_RYK12-Jun-07 2:52

VC_RYK

12-Jun-07 2:52

Hi All

i want to detect at run time what kind of device is connected to USB port(like if Digital camera is connected then it shows Digital camera etc.)like how our windows is showing(if you cannect scanner to USB port then in My computer you can view in "Type" Image scanner.
i got something "SystemParametersInfo" but i dont know how will i use it and wheter it is useful or not

Thanks in advance
R e h a n

Re: How to detect device Type

act_x13-Jun-07 6:29

act_x

13-Jun-07 6:29

Basically the symbolic link for the device should have the GUID which should be unique per type .

Look into plug and play notifications on Windows

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Change the color of static control

TobetheWinner12-Jun-07 2:47

TobetheWinner

12-Jun-07 2:47

I want to change the color of static control to white.As well as in the static controls the text also should be visible.

CStatic temp = new CStatic();
temp->Create(text ,style |SS_LEFT ,pos ,this ,m_iAutoControlID);

bhw

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