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Re: object of resize ,move,rotate with handles in realtime mode

23-Jun-06 3:36

See here[^] and here.[^]

~RaGE();

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likeeverybody23-Jun-06 21:05

likeeverybody

23-Jun-06 21:05

i have realize it,but i want to realize the rotation of objects like lines ,curves in microsoft office .
i want to realize the rotated the objects not only resize and move.

Re: time

Rage23-Jun-06 2:06

Serial number of the attached monitor(s)

23-Jun-06 2:06

I assume MFC.

Setup a timer in the OnInitDialog() updated each second (or more or less accurate, depending on how accurate the current time must be).

//Init timer for clock
SetTimer(100,1000,NULL);

In the timer handler, Update the editbox with the current time:

void CBuilderDlg::OnTimer(UINT nIDEvent)
{
	if(nIDEvent==100)
	{
		CTime t1;
		t1=CTime::GetCurrentTime();
		m_Editbox.SetWindowText(t1.Format("%H:%M:%S"));
	}
	
	else if (nIDEvent==1)
		
	{

		m_SplDlg.CloseIt();
		KillTimer(1);
	}
	
	CDialog::OnTimer(nIDEvent);
}

~RaGE();

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Re: time

toxcct23-Jun-06 4:15

toxcct

23-Jun-06 4:15

one more selfish guy who deleted his post after having the answer Mad | :mad:

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dt-jh23-Jun-06 1:50

23-Jun-06 1:50

Hi,

How do I get the serialnumber of the attached monitor ?
I use WMI to do some inventory management stuff and WMI will tell several things about the monitor, but apparentlig not the serial number.

Any ideas ?

jh

David Crow23-Jun-06 2:44

23-Jun-06 2:44

dt-jh wrote:
How do I get the serialnumber of the attached monitor ?

Where is this serial number displayed?

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dt-jh23-Jun-06 2:56

23-Jun-06 2:56

I'll try to be a little more precise. The serialnumber isn't as such displayed on the monitor screen ( if thats what You mean ). It's more a question to get the monitor to tell its serial number. I have perviously seen a program, that could do that. So some interaction between the monitor an the CPU unit may be possible. At least - it seems - some monitors are capable of doing that. Perhaps in conjunction with "non standard" videoports. For instance the new digital porttypes.

Anyway, thanks for taking the time to answer.

Regards.

jh

David Crow23-Jun-06 3:01

23-Jun-06 3:01

dt-jh wrote:
The serialnumber isn't as such displayed on the monitor screen ( if thats what You mean ).

No. What I was getting at was if you know the monitor to have a serial number (i.e., have actually seen it displayed somewhere), then we can surely find a way of retrieving it.

"The largest fire starts but with the smallest spark." - David Crow

"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

dt-jh23-Jun-06 3:12

23-Jun-06 3:12

Oh - now i get it. ( I hope )
Yes, we run a "professional" inventory management tool in the company. That's the program, that can do the job. I'll try to get som more information for You/us.

Regards

jh

David Crow23-Jun-06 4:19

23-Jun-06 4:19

Does this inventory program work on all of your monitors or just a select few?

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Viorel.23-Jun-06 2:49

Viorel.

23-Jun-06 2:49

I think the monitor device only receives signals from the computer but is not able to send data back. Therefore I am afraid you will not be able to determine monitor’s information programmatically.

However you can get some information about video controller using Win32_VideoController WMI class.

dt-jh23-Jun-06 3:04

Inserting data from flatfiles into database

23-Jun-06 3:04

Until recently I was of the same opinion as You. Big was my surprise when I saw a program that could do that. Please se my reply to David Crow for further details.

And, also thank's to You for taking the time to answer.

Regards.

jh

vc++_fragrance23-Jun-06 1:14

vc++_fragrance

23-Jun-06 1:14

How can I insert data from a flat file like .txt file into SqlServer database.

Re: Inserting data from flatfiles into database

_AnsHUMAN_ 23-Jun-06 1:27

_AnsHUMAN_

23-Jun-06 1:27

Read the file data into a string and place it into the database firing some query for inserting data.
What problem are you having . Reading the file or inserting data in the database?

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

_AnShUmAn_

Re: Inserting data from flatfiles into database [modified]

basementman23-Jun-06 4:17

basementman

23-Jun-06 4:17

You can always use SQL Server's DTS utility. Or use the SQL command Bulk Insert

onwards and upwards...

Problem in retrieving text using WM_GETTEXT

Javagal Srinath23-Jun-06 0:29

23-Jun-06 0:29

Hi

I was using sendmesage function to a window in my DLL which is attached to other application using windows hook, mainly to get text from a control.

sendmessage(hwnd,WM_GETTEXT,(wparam)100,(lparam)sztext); To my surprise sendmessage was not able to retrieve text in sztext.

could the problem lies in the creator of application who has not properly written code in WM_GETTEXT case. I think he/she may not have written appropriate code to provide proper response when send message function with WM_GETTEXT is called.

Am I wrong in analysing

please reply if u have encountered a problem like this before

thanks

Stephen Hewitt23-Jun-06 0:53

Stephen Hewitt

23-Jun-06 0:53

It's hard to say. Here[^] is an interesting article on WM_GETTEXT and GetWindowText.

Steve

Javagal Srinath23-Jun-06 2:23

23-Jun-06 2:23

Thanks link was highly usefull.

Rage23-Jun-06 2:08

23-Jun-06 2:08

Was it a password edit box ?

~RaGE();

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Javagal Srinath23-Jun-06 2:31

23-Jun-06 2:31

No it was dialog box.

I dont have to write program to retrive passwords, it is already written by others.I can find some here

Rage23-Jun-06 3:33

23-Jun-06 3:33

Javagal Srinath wrote:
I dont have to write program to retrive passwords, it is already written by others.I can find some here

No offense meant, it is only that edit boxes with password option set react differently to the WM_GETTEXT message as when it is not set.

~RaGE();

I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus

David Crow23-Jun-06 2:48

23-Jun-06 2:48

Javagal Srinath wrote:
sendmessage(hwnd,WM_GETTEXT,(wparam)100,(lparam)sztext);

Is hwnd a valid window handle?

Javagal Srinath wrote:
To my surprise sendmessage was not able to retrieve text in sztext.

How was sztext declared?

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"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

Javagal Srinath25-Jun-06 19:26