C / C++ / MFC

Joaquín M López Muñoz18-Mar-02 13:30

18-Mar-02 13:30

If you're using CFormViews, then

<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_mfc_CScrollView.3a3a.ResizeParentToFit.asp">CScrollView::ResizeParentToFit</a>

might be what you're looking for.

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Nish Nishant18-Mar-02 13:40

18-Mar-02 13:40

If you resize your frame window, the view will also get resized in an SDI applicaion.

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Derek Waters18-Mar-02 14:19

Derek Waters

18-Mar-02 14:19

You can use CView::GetParentFrame() to get a pointer to the frame containing the view. Then you might be able to call SetWindowPos or MoveWindow on the frame, if it not maximised.

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realfly18-Mar-02 14:17

realfly

18-Mar-02 14:17

i think that should be like this:

pView->GetParentFrame()->SendWindowPos()

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i ma realfly

Launching a wizard on application startup

Coremn18-Mar-02 14:27

Coremn

18-Mar-02 14:27

Thanks all for your quick replys

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Jon Sagara18-Mar-02 13:02

18-Mar-02 13:02

MFC Application
SDI

I have a wizard that is normally launched from the view class in a message handler, CMyView::OnWizard(). However, I want the wizard to launch automatically after the view has been initialized at startup, and after it is already showing on the screen. Placing a call to OnWizard() in the CMyView::OnInitialUpdate() handler causes the wizard to launch before the view is visible on the screen.

It seems like I should call CMyView::OnWizard() from CMyApp::InitInstance(), but I don't know how to get a pointer to the view object. Is this even the correct way to go about it?

Many thanks,

Jon Sagara

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Joaquín M López Muñoz18-Mar-02 13:12

18-Mar-02 13:12

Try handling WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGED for your CMyView and launching the wizard the first time it gets called --this might work.

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Jon Sagara18-Mar-02 13:12

18-Mar-02 13:12

Ok, this is what I have come up with in the CMyApp::InitInstance() handler:

[EDIT: typo fixed]

CMyView *pView = (CMyView*)m_pMainWnd->GetActiveWindow();
pView->DoWizard();

DoWizard() is a public member function of the view class that I defined to wrap the protected OnWizard() function.

It works, but is it safe? Is there a better way?

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Nish Nishant18-Mar-02 13:43

18-Mar-02 13:43

Jon Sagara wrote:
(CMyView*)AfxGetApp()->GetMainWnd();

Oh! I always thought that would return the frame window. Didn't think it returned a pointer to the view.

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Jon Sagara18-Mar-02 13:52

18-Mar-02 13:52

Yeah, that may be a problem. Do you know how I can get a pointer to the view object from CMyApp::InitInstance()? That's all that's really holding me back. I don't want to leave my code the way it is because it seems like a big hack.

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Nish Nishant18-Mar-02 13:53

18-Mar-02 13:53

Jon

I don't think you should even do all this from the CWinApp derived class.

Can you try this. From your CMyView::OnInitialUpdate() post a custom message, say WM_APP+1 to your CMyView. Tehn in the handler for that message, call your function.

This technique is used to hide modal dialogs. Because in the OnInitDialog if we hide the window, it won't be effective as the window is not shown yet. So we post a message and the message handler hides the window.

I didnt try this out and am too lazy to try it out now.
6:32 AM now. I am not in an active condition as you might expect Smile | :)

But please could you try this out and let me know it it did work?

If it does not work, I apologize for the inconvenience caused...

Regards
Nish

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Jon Sagara18-Mar-02 13:59

18-Mar-02 13:59

Pasted the wrong code.

CMyView *pView = (CMyView*)m_pMainWnd->GetActiveWindow();
pView->DoWizard();

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Nish Nishant18-Mar-02 14:02

18-Mar-02 14:02

Ah, that's better.
By the way read the other post where I have made a humble suggestion.

Nish

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Jon Sagara19-Mar-02 9:50

19-Mar-02 9:50

Ah ha! I finally got it... *BUT* what a hack!

From CMyApp::InitInstance():

POSITION pos = pDocTemplate->GetFirstDocPosition();
CMyDoc *pDoc = (CMyDoc*)pDocTemplate->GetNextDoc(pos);
pos = pDoc->GetFirstViewPosition();
CMyView *pView = (CMyView*)pDoc->GetNextView(pos);
pView->DoWizard();

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Derek Waters19-Mar-02 11:23

Derek Waters

19-Mar-02 11:23

Hate to spoil your fun, Jon, but that's not a hack - that's MDI! I'm working on an app with (wait, I'm just counting) 10 document/view types. I wrote quite a few of those functions before creating one in my app to GetCurrentView(of type)...

Oh yeah, and your code is assuming that there's only one DocTemplate, when you've got ten, you've got another layer to loop through, and error checking... and...

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Playing MIDI notes

18-Mar-02 12:35

Hey,

is there an easy way to send midinotes to a soundcard using DirectX? I found a MIDI class on this site but it needs a midifile...

Anyone?
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Modified CFileDialog

RK_200018-Mar-02 12:22

RK_2000

18-Mar-02 12:22

What is the best way of implementing a CFileDialog with extra buttons and radio boxes without having to build your own tree and listviews?

I was wondering..can you have a CFileDialog member variable in a simple dialog class? One problem I have is that CFileDialog can't be just instantiated and then passed parameters. The whole thing must be done right off the bat.

Anyhow, any ideas? pleas let me know!

thanks

Re: Modified CFileDialog

Joaquín M López Muñoz18-Mar-02 13:21

File System for both Linux and Windows platforms

18-Mar-02 13:21

You can subclass CFileDialog to add your own stuff. Have a look at MSDN article Tips and Tricks: Using MFC and ClassWizard to Subclass a Windows Common Dialog.

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Re: Modified CFileDialog

18-Mar-02 18:01

Hi there,

I did the following:

a) I created a dialog class. I added a couple of windows controls and created member variables out of them.

b) I then modified my class to derive off CFiledialog instead. In addition, I added the DECLARE_DYNAMIC(CMyFileDialog) to the beginning of my class declaration and I added the IMPLEMENT_DYNAMIC to the beginning of my class definition.

It appeared that having a CFileDialog::OnInitDialog() would cause an error so I took it out as well.

At the end, I still get the big CFileDialog anytime I call this class and not much more.

The steps I followed sort of match what there is at :

http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/productinfo/previous/vc6/tips/default.asp

Any ideas what I may be doing wrong? or is this all you can get?

The only difference I see is that in my constructor I haven't included the following:

m_ofn.Flags |= OFN_ENABLETEMPLATE | OFN_PATHMUSTEXIST |
OFN_FILEMUSTEXIST | OFN_SHAREAWARE | OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT;
m_ofn.lpTemplateName = MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_ABOUTBOX1);

18-Mar-02 12:20

Hello,

I am a newbie and I would like to know how to create folder using C++ for both Linux and Windows platforms. It's like FSO in VB.

I would appreciate anyone's help and opinion.

Re: File System for both Linux and Windows platforms

Joaquín M López Muñoz18-Mar-02 13:28

Re: File System for both Linux and Windows platforms

18-Mar-02 13:28

I guess some variant of mkdir, which is available in VC++, can also be used in Linux compilers.

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Nish Nishant18-Mar-02 13:45