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Yep, I found this on MSDN as well. But my question is how to assign that time(or date) in CString. Casting is not allow on, LPCSTR. Isn't it 
I appreciate your help all the time...
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observe my post clearly. it solves ur problem.
i.e. assigning the time to a CString.
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yah first, i didnt specify that line.
but later i thought that, that would also be helpful to you.
any way.
solved or not?
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Yep, the code seems work fine. But the thing is I can't use it directly on a message box as follows. May be my effort can be silly.
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AfxMessageBox(c_Date.Format("%d:%d:%d", c_Time.GetDay(), c_Time.GetMonth(), c_Time.GetYear()), MB_OK) ;<br />
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Eranga
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Eranga Thennakoon wrote: May be my effort can be silly.
yah you are always correct. ;P
use them separately.
BTW, what is that you are getting when you used like this.
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The following error I got,
none of the 2 overloads can convert parameter 1 from type 'void'
According to things so far I've learned, if I use two arguments the first one should be in UINT or LPCTSTR format. So I changed it as follows and check,
AfxMessageBox(c_Date.Format("%d", c_Time.GetYear()), MB_OK) ;
Still got the same error. Why it wont work, GetYear() pass int value, isn't it.
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Eranga
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forget all and use the logic as in my first post. it will work.
but add a new line to that
AfxMessageBox(str);
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Yep it's work cool.
I appreciate your help all the time...
Eranga
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:-Dgood,
congratulations.
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Eranga Thennakoon wrote: AfxMessageBox(c_Date.Format("%d:%d:%d", c_Time.GetDay(), c_Time.GetMonth(), c_Time.GetYear()), MB_OK) ;
no it not work,as it is not returning any string!
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Thats what I'm really worried. The first argument is not a string. So what is your suggestion.
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Eranga
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Eranga Thennakoon wrote: The first argument is not a string
First you have to Format the Date Time in the CString object, than you have use that object in the messagebox!
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Sure you can, but why would you want to (use such an ugly statement)? Try this instead:
CTime time = CTime::GetCurrentTime();
AfxMessageBox(time.Format("%x"));
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I have an MFC application (MDI) that at startup loads a separate resource-dll containing dialogs, string table, menus, bitmaps etc. depending on the current language (which is set in a .ini-file).
My problem occurs when I want to change resource dll during run-time (i do this from a new dialog). All new dialogs that opens after I load the new dll get the right language but stuff like the menus etc. that are already loaded keeps the old language. What I'm looking for is like a global redraw-function that completely reloads the UI from current resources.
I have tried UpdateWindow(), RedrawWindow(), and Invalidate() on the main window but nothing works. I fear I have to write a custom-made update function where I gather all calls to resource items which is something I'd like to avoid as far as possible.
Any ideas?
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KnoenTCP wrote: I have an MFC application (MDI) that at startup loads a separate resource-dll containing dialogs, string table, menus, bitmaps etc. depending on the current language (which is set in a .ini-file).
In which function you are switching the resource?
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I switch the resource in a dialog class function, e.g. CMyChangeLanuageDialog::OnOK
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m_hResourceDLL = LoadLibrary( (LPCSTR)strDllFileName );<br />
AfxSetResourceHandle( m_hResourceDLL );<br />
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Same is done at startup in something like CMyApp::initilize(), where CMyApp is derived from CWinApp. After which the application picks the right resources when creating the UI.
But when I just set a new file-handle during run-time with AfxSetResourceHandle() it does not seem to reload the UI, only save the new handle for future checks. Thats why I'm looking for some global redraw function.
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The already-loaded resources need to be reloaded. Once they are loaded the first
time when the UI object is created, the system doesn't look at the resource again.
Mark
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Yeah, seems like this is the only way. Is there any way to do this without restarting the whole application (this is what I wanted to avoid)?
Can't seem to find a member function of the controls that would make it reload itself. Tried to destoy (e.g. a menu) and load again but seems to give me other problems then, CMDIFrameWnd::Assertvalid() fails. I'm at a loss at this one.
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You'd probably need to destroy windows and recreate them.
To prevent the application from terminating if the main window is
destroyed, set the app class' m_pMainWnd member to NULL.
When the new main window is created, you can set m_pMainWnd
as a pointer to the new main window.
Mark
Mark Salsbery
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Hello everyone,
I want to print out and log localized message according to current locale of machine. For example, if I am always use MESSAGE_ERROR macro in my program, and I want to replace it with "Error" when the locale is en_US and be replaced with French if the locale if Fr.
I am wondering whether Visual Studio 2005 provide some existing technology or some resource file which I could utilize? For example, I could define MESSAGE_ERROR macro to "error" if locale is English and define to other values if other locale is set. I do not want to change any source codes if necessary. I am developing unmanaged C++ DLL using Visual Studio 2005.
thanks in advance,
George
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Hi Experts,
I devolped a SDI appliaction.As I execute it, sometimes it fit to window somtimes not.Can anyone help me ?
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pther wrote: As I execute it, sometimes it fit to window somtimes not
can you explain a bit clearly?
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As I run the application it does not fit into window as a maximized window application fit. It appears a maximized window but little down to the taskbar.
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you want it to be maximised always?
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