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Re: RichEdit Bolding

merkit1-Jan-05 5:47

merkit

1-Jan-05 5:47

Egg on face. I forgot to change the Font. Code works fine. Where's my sign?

CStatic/PreSubclassWindow/WS_VSCROLL

marchaasi7030-Dec-04 22:54

marchaasi70

30-Dec-04 22:54

Hi,

i am trying to get a CWnd derived class having a vertical scrollbar by PreSubclassWindow.

void CWndDerivedClass::PreSubclassWindow()<br />
{<br />
  ModifyStyle( 0L, WS_VSCROLL );<br />
  CWnd::PreSubclassWindow();<br />
}

It's not working, all i can see is a vertical scrollbar but i can't use it. Confused | :confused:

Spy++ing: There are only WM_NCHITTEST messages with return value HTTRANSPARENT (no HTVSCROLL).

If i CreateEx the class:

<br />
m_cWndDerivedClass.CreateEx( 0L, NULL, NULL, WS_CHILD|WS_VISIBLE|WS_VSCROLL, rcRect, this, 1002 );<br />

then i have a valid and full functional vertical scrollbar!

Does anybody know how to solve this problem?

I don't want to CreateEx the derived class, or do i have to?

thx a lot

Files in a folder

Imtiaz Murtaza30-Dec-04 22:41

Imtiaz Murtaza

30-Dec-04 22:41

Friends,
I want to enumerate files present in certain folder. I may also want to enumerate files present in a subfolder withing a folder.
What are the possible methods to do so ?? I would prefer some non MFC solution.

Imtiaz

Re: Files in a folder

ThatsAlok31-Dec-04 1:11

ThatsAlok

31-Dec-04 1:11

Combination of these api will help

FindFirstFile
FindNextFile
FindClose

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Re: Files in a folder

Archer28231-Dec-04 4:38

Archer282

31-Dec-04 4:38

HANDLE find;
WIN32_FIND_DATA wfd;

find = FindFirstFile( "path/to/your/folder/*.*", &wfd );

if( INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE != find )
{

do
{

// wfd will contain the data of the current file

}
while( FindNextFile( find, &wfd ) );

FindClose( find );

}

Re: Files in a folder

toxcct31-Dec-04 4:46

toxcct

31-Dec-04 4:46

vote 1

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Re: Files in a folder

Gary R. Wheeler1-Jan-05 3:32

Gary R. Wheeler

1-Jan-05 3:32

You must call FindNextFile() before you use the values in the WIN32_FIND_DATA structure:

HANDLE find;
WIN32_FIND_DATA wfd;

find = FindFirstFile( "path\\to\\your\\folder\\*.*", &wfd );

if( INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE != find )
{

    while( FindNextFile( find, &wfd ) )
    {

        // wfd will contain the data of the current file

    }

    FindClose( find );

}

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Re: Files in a folder

nm_1141-Jan-05 7:58

nm_114

1-Jan-05 7:58

Gary R. Wheeler wrote:
You must call FindNextFile() before you use the values in the WIN32_FIND_DATA structure:

are you sure?

Re: Files in a folder

Archer2821-Jan-05 14:11

Archer282

1-Jan-05 14:11

This is all i have to say.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/findfirstfile.asp
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/findnextfile.asp

make sure you read the description of the second paramter on FindFirstFile and the remarks Poke tongue | ;-P

P.S. I don't give a rats ***

Hey! Look at this nice litte example which happens to use the data in the WIN32_FIND_DATA structure before FindNextFile is called
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/listing_the_files_in_a_directory.asp

Re: Files in a folder

Gary R. Wheeler2-Jan-05 0:57

Gary R. Wheeler

2-Jan-05 0:57

Oops. It looks like you're right Blush | :O

.

Although, it doesn't really make a difference, in this specific case, since FindFirstFile() for *.* will return the current directory (named ".").

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Titleless dialog

LiYS30-Dec-04 20:54

LiYS

30-Dec-04 20:54

Hi all:
I have a titleless dialog(for some reason), which has a constructor like
MyDlg(CWnd* pParent = NULL);
But somehow I want to add a button to this dialog which have the standardize minimize funtion.
here is the customized minimize funtion's implementation

<br />
void MyDlg::OnBtnMinimize()<br />
{<br />
	ShowWindow(SW_MINIMIZE);<br />
}<br />

But after I clicked the minimized button it just disappears. Later I found it(just part of this dialog) positioned at somewhere in the lower left corner of the desktop and just above the system taskbar. It obviously not positioned at the system taskbar.

How can I get the standard minimize function without the title bar? Do I have to pass the return value from GetDesktopWindow to Mydialog dialog, I tried It didn't work!

Re: Titleless dialog

Michael Dunn31-Dec-04 6:19

Michael Dunn

31-Dec-04 6:19

A window without the WS_CAPTION style gets treated differently, as you've seen. Add the WS_EX_APPWINDOW extended style and it should behave like you want.

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Re: Titleless dialog

LiYS31-Dec-04 15:56

LiYS

31-Dec-04 15:56

Thanks for your WS_EX_APPWINDOW answer, it works.But if you don't mind I wanna ask you few more questions which related to this one.

When I clicked the minimize button, this dialog does positioned at the sys taskbar. But what makes it not so good is it doesn't have caption when It appears in the sys taskbar. I've tried to add CAPTION "" to the script and it worked but it at the expense of just the part of dialog appears not as whole.How can I get a caption at the taskbar(still does't have caption bar) when It minimized or maximized?

Furthermore, When I click the dialog at the sys taskbar consecutively, It seems not responding well, it only get minimized. Which should be get maximized and minimized correspondingly.

Thanks fot your time and patience!

Meaning of error code: 800a0030?

Franz Klein30-Dec-04 20:41

Franz Klein

30-Dec-04 20:41

I have been trying to debug my Add-In for Visual Studio .NET 2003 on Windows XP SP2. I seem to be always getting an error message with the error code 800a0030. I have tried using Error Lookup but even that can't tell me what the code means, it just says error message not found. I have also looked through all the files that come with VS .NET 2003 to see if I can find it there but no luck. Cry | :((

Does anybody know?

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Re: Meaning of error code: 800a0030?

PJ Arends30-Dec-04 21:05

PJ Arends

30-Dec-04 21:05

The file WinError.h has a table at the beginning that explains the what the bits in the error code are used for. The copy I have here (VS 2002) does not have a definition for error 48 (0x0030) but maybe yours does. Also, depending on what technology you are using, error code 48 could be defined in some other file.
But then again, it could just be a custom error that is not defined anywhere Sigh | :sigh:

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Re: Meaning of error code: 800a0030?

Michael P Butler30-Dec-04 23:34

Michael P Butler

30-Dec-04 23:34

Well according to google[^], the error seems to be 'Error loading DLL'

Does your error message give any more information, like the name of the DLL. At a guess, Visual Studio doesn't like something in your add-in; maybe a missing interface or a problem in the DLL initialization code.

Michael

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Re: Meaning of error code: 800a0030?

Franz Klein2-Jan-05 23:01

Franz Klein

2-Jan-05 23:01

No I just get the error code. It seems like the error occurs when I make use of the VCCodeModel functions. Cry | :((

. I can't even step into the function (the exact name I can't remember at the moment, I think it has to do with getting a project from a collection of projects)

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Set font and color for text on dialog, please help!

nguyenhoang30-Dec-04 19:57

nguyenhoang

30-Dec-04 19:57

I want to set color and a font different with my dialog font for a text on dialog. Please help me, thank you very much

Re: Set font and color for text on dialog, please help!

V.30-Dec-04 21:24

30-Dec-04 21:24

Handle the ON_WM_CTLCOLOR() message
like this

HBRUSH CWFSEC2MailerTestDlg::OnCtlColor(CDC* pDC, CWnd* pWnd, UINT nCtlColor){<br />
	HBRUSH hbr = CDialog::OnCtlColor(pDC, pWnd, nCtlColor);<br />
	CBrush *brush;<br />
	brush = NULL;<br />
	// TODO:  Change any attributes of the DC here<br />
	CWnd* pStaticWnd = (CWnd*)GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC_STATUS);<br />
	if(pWnd == pStaticWnd){<br />
		pDC->SetTextColor(RGB(0, 0, 255));<br />
	}										//end if<br />
	pStaticWnd = (CWnd*)GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC_INFO_DOC);<br />
	if(pWnd == pStaticWnd){<br />
		if(lock_docstatus_text){<br />
			pDC->SetTextColor(RGB(0, 100, 200));<br />
		}									//end if<br />
		else{<br />
			pDC->SetTextColor(RGB(0, 0, 255));<br />
		}									//end else<br />
	}										//end if<br />
	pStaticWnd = (CWnd*)GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC_INFO_SEND);<br />
	if(pWnd == pStaticWnd){<br />
		if(lock_sendstatus_text){<br />
			pDC->SetTextColor(RGB(0, 100, 200));<br />
		}									//end if<br />
		else{<br />
			pDC->SetTextColor(RGB(0, 0, 255));<br />
		}									//end else<br />
	}										//end if<br />
	// TODO:  Return a different brush if the default is not desired<br />
	return hbr;<br />
}											//end function OnCtlColor<br />

more info you can find on msdn I think.

good luck.

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Re: Set font and color for text on dialog, please help!

nguyenhoang1-Jan-05 0:37

nguyenhoang

1-Jan-05 0:37

Thank you very much, I will try Smile | :)

Trouble with List Control and Dialog

Archer28230-Dec-04 19:03

Archer282

30-Dec-04 19:03

Ok, i have a dialog which i made with the resource editor. all the code is done with pure win32, no MFC.

Now when i have list control on the dialog, the CreateDialog function fails and the dialog is not created. When i set the "No Fail Create" (or something like that) prop on the dialog, the function succeeds the window is made but the list control doesnt show up.

when i take the list control off, it doesnt matter whether the "no fail create" prop is set or not, the function succeeds and everything works fine.

i also have the same problem when i add a progress bar.

extra info:
a while back, i made a MFC project that used a list control and a progress bar, the list control caused no problem, but when the progress bar was put on the dialog, the program crashed.

Re: Trouble with List Control and Dialog

Michael Dunn30-Dec-04 19:22

Michael Dunn

30-Dec-04 19:22

The dialog creation is failing because the list control window class isn't registered. Add a call to InitCommonControls() in your app's init code.

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Re: Trouble with List Control and Dialog

Archer28230-Dec-04 19:45

Archer282

30-Dec-04 19:45

that didnt seem to make a difference
keep in mind im not using MFC, and i dont plan on it.

i suspect that function is for MFC?
seems to be alot of trouble to get access to it.

Re: Trouble with List Control and Dialog

PJ Arends30-Dec-04 20:22

PJ Arends

30-Dec-04 20:22

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vcresed/html/vctbsaddingcontrolstoadialogcausesthedialogtonolongerfunction.asp[^]

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Re: Trouble with List Control and Dialog

Archer28230-Dec-04 20:29

Archer282

30-Dec-04 20:29

some people are just better at finding things on msdn than others, guess you are one of them.

thanx to both of you

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