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Re: "Back" feature in VC++

18-Oct-06 6:35

kevinalphaxz wrote:
Can you give me some code to see?

Honestly? No.

"Back" feature in VC++

Oliver12317-Oct-06 9:57

Oliver123

17-Oct-06 9:57

Is there a "Back" feature in C++?

I often come across a structure reference or variable in a program. I put the cursor on it, hit F12, and jump to the definition of the structure. Then I want to go right back to where I came from. Any neat way to do this other than just navigate back?

Thanks

Christian Graus17-Oct-06 12:35

Christian Graus

17-Oct-06 12:35

CTRL - works in VS2005.

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Re: "Back" feature in VC++

Michael Dunn18-Oct-06 16:00

Michael Dunn

18-Oct-06 16:00

In VC 6, it's Ctrl + NumPad -

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Accessing a website using MFC/C++

veikko17-Oct-06 8:28

veikko

17-Oct-06 8:28

First of all, I admit freely that I have little knowledge in internet technology.

I want to read in parts of a website using C++/MFC. Using CHttpFile.functions I'm already able to read the webpage into a file. BUT: The problem is, I have to type in my nickname and passwort to reach the data in my account on this website. Can somebody tell me what to do? Or give me a hint what book/article/tutorial to read?

thanks, Veikko.

Additional info:
I analysed the html-code the website returns and I think I found the piece of code that submits the data:

...

I guess that this calls a script on the server to have the subroutine "checkLogin()" executed. checkLogin() is a html-routine that is also available in the website's sourcecode; it reads the values from the edit boxes.
My problem is now: 1. how do I set the value of the edit box to my password and 2. how do I trigger that server-script from my C++ program?

P.S.: Since my question touches C++ as well as internet-programming I posted this question in the "Internet"-board too.

David Crow17-Oct-06 8:35

17-Oct-06 8:35

I know of a way to do this, but it is not C++. It is VB script.

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veikko17-Oct-06 10:01

veikko

17-Oct-06 10:01

Even if its VB script, let me know. Maybe I find a way to convert it..

Veikko.

David Crow17-Oct-06 10:50

17-Oct-06 10:50

Here's one I used to use with the HowStuffWorks forum:

Dim objIE
Set objIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
 
objIE.Navigate "http://forum.howstuffworks.com/login.php?Cat="
objIE.Visible = true
 
While objIE.Busy = true
Wend
 
objIE.Document.All("Loginname").Value = "DavidCrow"
objIE.Document.All("Loginpass").Value = "pwd"
objIE.Document.All.Item("option", 0).Click

The last line is what "clicked" the button.

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veikko17-Oct-06 19:03

veikko

17-Oct-06 19:03

Thanks, David, dor the quick answer. I'm going to try this.

veikko.

Memory Overrun! in MFC

mostafa_pasha17-Oct-06 8:25

17-Oct-06 8:25

Hi,

I have function that i allocate very large data
in Heap, after i create with new & use it
when i want to delete these , there is memory
overrun error & i do not know how can i solve that!

David Crow17-Oct-06 8:37

17-Oct-06 8:37

mostafa_pasha wrote:
...there is memory
overrun error...

What do the new and delete statements look like?

Is the pointer returned from new being changed (e.g., incremented?

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Zac Howland17-Oct-06 8:52

Zac Howland

17-Oct-06 8:52

It is hard to help you if you don't at least show the relevant portions of your code.

If you decide to become a software engineer, you are signing up to have a 1/2" piece of silicon tell you exactly how stupid you really are for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week

Zac

David Crow17-Oct-06 9:02

17-Oct-06 9:02

Didn't you get the memo, Zac? Today is guess-what's-wrong-with-my-code-without-seeing-it day. Wink | ;)

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Zac Howland17-Oct-06 9:19

Zac Howland

17-Oct-06 9:19

Apparently it fell under the stack of memos reminding me to fill out my damn TPS reports.

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charlieg29-Oct-06 13:06

charlieg

29-Oct-06 13:06

lol - I LOVE that movie!

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Mark Salsbery17-Oct-06 9:05

17-Oct-06 9:05

mostafa_pasha wrote:
there is memory
overrun error & i do not know how can i solve that!

Don't overrun the end of your allocated memory.

Mark

ThatsAlok18-Oct-06 4:59

ThatsAlok

18-Oct-06 4:59

Mark Salsbery wrote:
Don't overrun the end of your allocated memory.

HI Mark,
could you explain it further do you mean something like this

int* pnSize=new int[10];
pnSize[10]=10;// which is not available
delete [] pnSize;

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Mark Salsbery18-Oct-06 6:37

18-Oct-06 6:37

That is extremely well done, yes Smile | :)

cheers,
Mark

Mark Salsbery18-Oct-06 6:40

18-Oct-06 6:40

Actually I was wrong about your code being "well done"...

The original poster said "i allocate very large data".

Therefore, your code sample should be:

int* pnSize=new int[100];
pnSize[100]=10;// which is not available
delete [] pnSize;

D'Oh! | :doh:

Have a great day,
Mark

mostafa_pasha18-Oct-06 9:15

18-Oct-06 9:15

excuse me for delay to response,
//OVERRUN is for Pitch array ....

<br />
	char *BeginFile = NULL; <br />
	BeginFile = new char[44]; <br />
<br />
<br />
	try <br />
	{<br />
		File.Read(BeginFile,44);<br />
	}<br />
	catch(CFileException *pe) <br />
	{<br />
	pe->ReportError();<br />
	}<br />
<br />
	DWORD dwLength = (File.GetLength()-44);<br />
<br />
	char *inChar ;			<br />
	inChar = new char[800000];<br />
<br />
<br />
	try <br />
	{<br />
		File.Read(inChar,dwLength);<br />
	}<br />
	catch(CFileException *pe) <br />
	{<br />
	pe->ReportError();<br />
	}<br />
	File.Close();<br />
<br />
	int tmp;<br />
	unsigned char c1,c2;<br />
        double *in ;			<br />
	in = new double[400000];<br />
<br />
	<br />
	int smp=dwLength/2;<br />
	<br />
	const int fs=22050;		<br />
	const int fc=7500;		<br />
	int kc = floor( (double)(fc * N / fs) )+1;	<br />
	int len=ceil((double)smp/N*2)+1;<br />
	double *CBn ;<br />
	CBn = new double[kc*len];<br />
<br />
	int sizeCB;<br />
	sizeCB = Netmfile.Feature( in , kc ,smp , CBn );<br />
<br />
	<br />
	int *Pitch = NULL;<br />
	Pitch = new int[3000];  // :wtf:if use 2000 have OVERRUN PROBLEM IF use 3000 DO NOT HAVE OVERRUN PROBLEM:omg:<br />
        // PitchExtract shown below<br />
         int LenPitch = Netmfile.PitchExtract( in ,smp ,Pitch );<br />
<br />
	delete in;<br />
	delete BeginFile;<br />
	delete in;<br />
	delete BeginFile;<br />
        char weigthpath[]="text\\";	//path of MAT to TXT file<br />
<br />
	double *CB1t ;<br />
	CB1t = new double [kc*len];<br />
<br />
	Netmfile.net( CBn , CB1t , kc , weigthpath , sizeCB );<br />
<br />
	Netmfile.z = sizeCB * N - (sizeCB-1) * (N/2);<br />
	smp2 = new double [Netmfile.z];<br />
	for (i=0 ; i<Netmfile.z ; i++)<br />
		smp2[i]=0;<br />
<br />
	delete CBn;<br />
	delete CB1t;<br />
        delete Pitch;   // :confused:have problem.......................use devpartner say OVERRUN<br />
<br />
}<br />
<br />
<br />
//pitch extract function<br />
<br />
int mfile::PitchExtract( double *input ,int lengthwav ,int *pitch )<br />
{<br />
<br />
	a=49;<br />
	p=0; m=0; k=0; i= 0;  j=0;<br />
	maxfft=0;<br />
	maxpos=0;<br />
         int *pichi= NULL;<br />
	pichi = pitch;<br />
<br />
	<br />
	while ( m< lengthwav-N )<br />
	{<br />
		//SAY THAT MAX VALUE FOR p is 1271 sucth smaller that 2000 or 3000			<br />
		*pichi= maxpos + 1;<br />
		m = m + *pichi;<br />
		pichi++;<br />
		p++;<br />
	}<br />
<br />
<br />
	m=1;<br />
	i=0;<br />
	pichi = pitch;<br />
	while (i<p)<br />
	{<br />
		m=m+pichi[i];<br />
		if (m>N/2)<br />
		{<br />
			for ( j=p ; j>=i+1 ; j--)<br />
				pichi [ j ] = pichi [ j - 1 ] ;<br />
			pichi [ i ] = N/2;<br />
			pichi [ i + 1 ] = m - N/2;<br />
			m=0;<br />
			p++; <br />
		}<br />
 		i++;<br />
	}<br />
	return (p);<br />
}<br />

Mark Salsbery18-Oct-06 9:56

18-Oct-06 9:56

First of all...what's going on in these sections....you left something out

for (i=0 ; i smp2[i]=0;

delete CBn;
delete CB1t;
delete Pitch; // have problem.......................use devpartner say OVERRUN

}

...

while (i {
m=m+pichi[i];
if ...

Mark

mostafa_pasha18-Oct-06 11:05

18-Oct-06 11:05

excuse me for this fault,
i do not know when i ignore HTML tags , the messeage is correct Confused | :confused:

Netmfile.z = sizeCB * N - (sizeCB-1) * (N/2);
//double *smp2;
smp2 = new double [Netmfile.z];

for (i=0 ; i<Netmfile.z ; i++)
smp2[i]=0;

delete CBn;
delete CB1t;
delete Pitch;

//second
m=1;
i=0;
pichi = pitch;
while (i<p)
{
m=m+pichi[i];
if (m>N/2)
{
for ( j=p ; j>=i+1 ; j--)
pichi [ j ] = pichi [ j - 1 ] ;
pichi [ i ] = N/2;
pichi [ i + 1 ] = m - N/2;
m=0;
p++; //beacause of increase of Pitch length in each atage
}
i++;
}
return (p);

David Crow19-Oct-06 4:47

19-Oct-06 4:47

mostafa_pasha wrote:
delete Pitch; // have problem.......................use devpartner say OVERRUN

Use delete [] Pitch instead.

All new[] must have a matching delete[].

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mostafa_pasha19-Oct-06 8:26