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CTime and CTimeSpan ...
CTimeSpan sPan(0,0,0, 86400 );
CTime CurTime = CTime::GetCurrentTime();
CurTime += sPan;
CString csTime = CurTime.Format(_T("%A, %B %d, %Y"));
AfxMessageBox( csTime );
modified on Tuesday, April 15, 2008 5:16 AM
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Thanks Naveen for such quick response. actually i have tried these two things but i dont need the number of days i directly want the date. For example from now if 24 hrs are there then i need date as 16 Apr. i dont want as 1 day.
could you please help me out for this?
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I modified the post with example, pls check it.
From CTime, you can get the date, not the number of days...
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Thank u so much.. it worked...
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I have been using Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition for a few years now and I've heard that it's not possible to compile 64bit code in the express edition. Is this so? Is there any way I can get around it? If not, is this restriction lifted in future versions such as the 2008 Express Edition?
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Thanks for the links 
I'll take it that an edition other than the express edition is required to compile 64-bit applications then. Thats no problem, it will just have to wait until I get my free copy (from uni  ) of visual studio '08
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when ever i build my project in VC6.0 , i get a message as follows :
C:\ProgramFiles\XXX\YYY\MyProjectName.plg
This File has been modified outside the source editor.Do you want to reload it?
What is a .plg file and why is my compiler asking for reload ?
Thanks in advance.
Anandi
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Anandi.VC wrote: This File has been modified outside the source editor.Do you want to reload it?
This is because you have kept the "MyProjectName.plg" opened in the IDE window.
Take "Window->Close All" menu item in the VC++ IDE.
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Thank u Naveen. i did as u instructed and got rid of the message to reload it.
but for what purpose the compiler uses a .plg file ??
Anandi
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.plg file is the compilation build log.
it will write all the verbose commands of compiler and linker information.
have a look on .plg you will get more information.
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Thank u for the Info ERLN  !!
Anandi
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I wrote a c++ and cyristal report application and embeded all cyristal report resources to application exe file. This exe can be run on computer with visual studio but i want to run this application without visual studio. What do i need to run this application on my computer? Cyristal report engine or what else? Thanks.
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CWinThrd *pThrd;
...
pThrd=AfxBeginThread(ThrdFunc,pData);
pThrd->m_bAutoDelete=FALSE;
Is it possible that the thread completed before
pThrd->m_bAutoDelete=FALSE;
is executed.
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followait wrote: Is it possible that the thread completed before
It may happen( its upto OS ). How ever if you change the code as follows, it will be thread safe.
CWinThread *pThrd = AfxBeginThread( ThrdFunc,pData, THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL,0, CREATE_SUSPENDED );<br />
pThrd->m_bAutoDelete=FALSE;<br />
pThrd->ResumeThread();
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I had seen many codes that is used to draw Lines, circles etc, but i like to plot a x,y point in my screen. Can any one please tell me the function to draw a point in screen.
Is it needed to convert the point to System coordinates???
Proud To Be an Indian
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You can use the CDC::Ellipse function for that.
vivekphlp wrote: Is it needed to convert the point to System coordinates???
What do you mean by that ? What is System coordinates ? Are you drawing some kind of chart ? If yes, then of course you need to make a conversion between the point value and the position on the screen (this relation is done using the axes of your chart). You can also take a look at my sig, I developped such a chart control, so it might be usefull for you.
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I have a CPoint & would like to draw that point on my screen.
How can i convert my points to system coordinates.
Proud To Be an Indian
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Replying to my question would help a lot to answer yours 
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I have a point say (x,y) i just want to draw it in my window.. just to see where that point is. .
Proud To Be an Indian
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What's this conversion you're talking about then ?
When you are drawing on a window, all the coordinates are relative to the upper-left corner of the client area of your window.
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If you use a window device context then pixel coords are relative to the top-left corner of that window client area.
On the other hand, if you use a screen device context (for instance via GetDC(NULL)) then the pixel coords are relative to top-left corner of the screen.
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
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I think SetPixel wil change the color of the specified pixel.
Proud To Be an Indian
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If the point that you want to draw have a dimension of only one pixel, then changing the color of the specified pixel( say to black color ) will make that pixel to appear as a point isnt it?
if the diameter of the point you want is more than a pixel, you have to follow the way mentioned by Cedric Moonen.
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