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The masked edit classes keep the literals within the data, and so they have to have special processing for all edit and cursor functions. I could adapt one of these useful classes to insert that space every two characters, but it seems like overkill. 
I'd like to keep the text data the way the user enters it, and mess only with how it would get displayed. My idea is to grab the draw method for CEdit and override it with a function that formats a copy of the text right there, and displays it. I like minimal added logic.
Problem is, I don't have any idea where the CEdit control is drawing itself. I looked in the MFC sources and I can't find anything like CEdit::OnPaint(). Can anyone offer any clues on this?
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Mabe you can handle EN_UPDATE and reset the text in the control to have every third letter a blank?
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That's an idea I can try. Not as clean as I hoped, but if it does the job, I'll use it.
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Hello fellas
Which GDI+ class lets you open a bmp file and draw it on your CView derived class? And will it take care of painting or do we have to keep re-rendering it in the OnDraw?
Regards,
Nish
p.s. I went through the GDI/GDI+ sections on CP. Haven't been able to find what I wanted 
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Ha! Straight from MSDN:
Image image(L"Grapes.jpg");
graphics.DrawImage(&image, 60, 10);
Go and do likewise... 
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Ok, more browsing through MSDN - try skipping the whole "new" thing, & using Bitmap::FromFile() to produce the Bitmap*.
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Nishant S wrote:
I'd still have to delete it obviously
I suppose... If you really *want* to. But memory leaks help keep your computer healthy by ensuring the swap file gets plenty of exercise, right?
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Shog9 wrote:
But memory leaks help keep your computer healthy by ensuring the swap file gets plenty of exercise, right?
Yeah, but I have VS.NET which takes care of leaking more than enough memory to keep the swap file in good health
Nish
Author of the romantic comedy
Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win]
Review by Shog9
Click here for review[NW]
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I want to call a SQL Server stored procedure from my VC++ app that uses ADO (non-MFC). But the stored procedure takes an output parameter. How can i call this procedure and how do i retrieve the value of Output parameter when function returns ???
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I want to have info all about Rich Text format, its headers and how pictures are represented using RTF. If there is any such article here then let me know please.
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 I'm a newhand .Yesterday ,my boss let me to construct a class that can be used to print text,html and bitmap.But ,I don't know how to begin my work,so I want somebody to help me ,thanks!
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Check the many fine articles on printing fine articles on printing here on CP. If you have a specific problem then ask here again.
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Head over to http://www.codeproject.com/printing/[^] and read it. That'll give you a start, at least. The really hard bit will be HTML - i wish you luck with that, it could end up being quite a bit of work.
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Does anyone know how to make a combobox sort data dynamically? Is there a CBS_SORT and if there is, how do I call it (note that I'm not creating the combobox dynamically)?
Thanks,
~ Selevercin
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Annonomous wrote:
Is there a CBS_SORT
Yes.
Annonomous wrote:
how do I call it (note that I'm not creating the combobox dynamically)?
Properties Dialog -> Styles tab -> Sort checkbox
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Yes, but how do you do that with code?
Thanks,
~ Selevercin
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Anonymous wrote:
Yes, but how do you do that with code?
????
If you specify the CBS_SORT style the strings are automatically sorted when they are added with AddString().
You said you are not creating the control dynamically, so I assumed you were using a template to create it. If you are creating the control dynamically, then you use the Create() member function, and add CBS_SORT as one of the styles in the dwStyle parameter.
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Yes, but I need to be able to change the setting during the program. Can I add this ability in the program? I AM using the dialog control maker (not dynamic). Thanks VERY much,
~ Selevercin
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Ok, now I get what you want
You can use the ModifyStyle() function. Just remember that some styles can not be changed after the control is created, I am not sure if CBS_SORT is one of them or not. Also, after you modify some styles you may have to call RedrawWindow() or SetWindowPos() with the SWP_FRAMECHANGED flag in order for the changes to show.
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"So it can now be written in stone as a testament to humanities achievments "PJ did Pi at CP"." Colin Davies
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