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When I applied the method of MSDN there was so many errors like atl_cstringex.h(17) : error C2872: 'CString' : ambiguous symbol.
How to change it?
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I think CArray is type-safe.
For example:
CArray<cstring, cstring&=""> strArr;
We only could put CString into the strArr.
But in MSDN， it's not type-safe.
Thanks
Ray
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CArray is crap. What was your question ?
Which doc are you looking at ? I reckon it says it's not thread safe.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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it does not say that at all.
'Tip The nontemplate collection classes have been provided by MFC beginning with MFC version 1.0. If your code already uses these classes, you can continue to use them. If you write new type-safe collection classes for your own data types, consider using the newer template-based classes.'
This tip is really old, seeing as CArray is itself old, obsolete code since the C++ standard which is a few years ago now. They had a generic, non-template version, which was not type safe. Then there is the template version ( which is crap, but ) which is type safe. Nowadays, you should use neither, you should use the stl::vector class.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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I think CArray is type-safe too.
But do you see the Table of “Characteristics of MFC Collection Classes” in MSDN? The last column is “Is type-safe”, in this column CArray is “No”.
Maybe it’s a publishing bug.
Thanks,
Ray
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I found the list. Who cares ? You still would be better off not to use it.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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i am making a board game in MFC. i want to know how to insert a picture in application is there any simple tutorial. or just tell me how to use CBitmap class my pieces are still out side the board 
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Just insert a picture control in the dialog template. You can then assign it an icon or a bitmap.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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This is probably a very easy problem, but I haven't been able to find out how to do it.
I want to enter the text strings used in my application in a string table resource, and then use the strings from the table as captions and text on labels and buttons.
well... how do I do it?
Thanks for helping a newbie
Oh, I'm using VS 2003 and the .NET framework btw.
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Nobody knows? I would really appreciate the help...
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Am I posting this in the wrong forum? Does nobody know this? I'm confused.
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is there a way to create a directory like this
"C:\somedir\subdir1\subdir2\subdir3"
when the directory "C:\somedir" does not already exist?
i have tried using CreateDirectory() but it seems to be only able to handle one directory at a time,
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SHCreateDirectory
 Pssst. You see that little light on your monitor? That's actually a government installed spy camera. Smile and wave to big brother!
Painted on the side of a dog trainer's van: SIT HAPPENS
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hmm, none of the headers i have for Visual C++ seem to have this function, nor do any of the headers for Dev-C++ (MinGW),
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Minimum operating systems Windows 2000
You'd have to change your _WIN32_WINNT define in stdafx.h to 0x0500.
I don't think there is another way of doing it unless you write your own routine using splitpath or the like.
Painted on the side of a dog trainer's van: SIT HAPPENS
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This would work
system("MD c:\\somedir\\sundir1\\sundir2\\sundir3");
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You'll need the Platform SDK. Look in Shlobj.h.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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I really hate to be mean, but perhaps you should read more carefully
"none of the headers i have for Visual C++" that would include "shlobj.h"
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Most folks that pose such a question about missing functions are ignorant to the fact that a Platform SDK even exists, or that perhaps it contains newer prototypes. I was just making sure you had not overlooked that. Glad you're ok!
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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Visual Studio 6.0, C/C++
I would like to run a command (batch) file from within
my app that, among other things, copies some files that
are passed to it on startup.
In the 4th parameter of ShellExecute() I have 2 parameters
separated by a blank space.
=== the command file: copy.cmd
@echo off
REM the echo command is a dignostic.
echo 1 >> log.txt
copy %1 c:\dir1
copy %2 c:\dir2
=== the Shell Execute() call
ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "copy.cmd","C:\\file1.txt C:\\file2.txt", NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);
When this runs I get a quick flash of the screen.
I'm guessing that a command window is opening and
immediately closing.
The command file does not seem to run.
I've tried various machinations like running
cmd.exe in parameter 3, but still can't get
my command file to execute.
Any help would be very much appreciated
Robert
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Check out CreateProcess().
Kuphryn
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Thank-you Kuphryn for your help!
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You should specify the fifth parameter.
For example:
I put copy.cmd, a.log, b.log all in my d:\\temp.
ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "copy.cmd", "a.log b.log", "d:\\temp", SW_SHOWNORMAL);
Ray
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Thank-you for your help, Ray.
Yup, I've been ignoring the 5th parameter!
Got it working now.
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