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Re: Line feed and Carriage return in Editbox

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer30-Jul-08 21:38

30-Jul-08 21:38

You need to set the ES_MULTILINE style. It's one of the check boxes in the designer, or use the style in your CreateWindow call.

(If that still fails, try \r\n, but it should work).

Iain

Re: Line feed and Carriage return in Editbox

sunny_vc30-Jul-08 22:27

sunny_vc

30-Jul-08 22:27

Hi,
Yeah if I define as multiline it is working.
But it is working only if I give manually like
SetWindowText("red\r\nblue\r\ngreen");

But if i get the data from external source via UART I am collecting in a buffer.
Buffer contains the chars 10,13 after each word.
Then I directly do SetWindowText(buffer);In that case it is displaying in a single line,
not in multilines.

So what should be done if I have to display the data in multilines whenever i come across 10,13 characters.

Please help!

Regards,
Sunil Kumar

Re: Line feed and Carriage return in Editbox

Rajesh R Subramanian30-Jul-08 22:39

Rajesh R Subramanian

30-Jul-08 22:39

Replace 10 with \r and 13 with \n ?

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Re: Line feed and Carriage return in Editbox

sunny_vc30-Jul-08 22:45

sunny_vc

30-Jul-08 22:45

Hi Rajesh,
Is there any difference between 10 and '\r' , 13 and '\n'.
I think they are ascii euqivalents only na??

In the buffer if I replace 10 with '\r', in the debug mode I am able to see 10 only as it is the ascii
euivalent.

Regards,
Sunil Kumar

Re: Line feed and Carriage return in Editbox

Rajesh R Subramanian30-Jul-08 22:55

Rajesh R Subramanian

30-Jul-08 22:55

So, that was the reason why I asked you for the code. Also, I'd like to see how this 10 and 13 are coming within a string. It is impossible to tell you anything without looking at your code.

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Re: Line feed and Carriage return in Editbox

CPallini30-Jul-08 23:40

CPallini

30-Jul-08 23:40

sunilkumar.d wrote:
Is there any difference between 10 and '\r' , 13 and '\n'.

Yes.

sunilkumar.d wrote:
I think they are ascii euqivalents only na??

You're wrong:
10 is the ASCII code for '\n'
13 is the ASCII code for '\r'.
(i.e. you're getting the characters in the reverse order).
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Re: Line feed and Carriage return in Editbox

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer30-Jul-08 22:53

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

30-Jul-08 22:53

My first thought was "Hmph, of course it works..."

But I thought I'd get some evidence before acting all superior.

This does not work:

CString buf;
buf += "Hello";
buf += char (10);
buf += "There";
SetDlgItemText (IDC_EDIT7, buf);

This does not work:

CString buf;
buf += "Hello";
buf += char (13);
buf += "There";
SetDlgItemText (IDC_EDIT7, buf);

This does not work:

CString buf;
buf += "Hello";
buf += char (10);
buf += char (13);
buf += "There";
SetDlgItemText (IDC_EDIT7, buf);

This works!

CString buf;
buf += "Hello";
buf += char (13);
buf += char (10);
buf += "There";
SetDlgItemText (IDC_EDIT7, buf);

Which comes as a bit of a surprise to me... Needing both CR and LF is no shock, but which order? Quite a surprise.

How you solve it is up to you really. Your reading from the UART routine could simply swap char(10) with char(13) and vice versa.

Or your routine that puts the text into the screen could.

You could put it in a string, and do a replace like so:

while (1)
{
   int nFind = MyString.Find ("\n\r");
   if (nFind < 0) break;
   MyString [nFind] = '\r';
   MyString [nFind+1] = '\n';
}

The choices are (near) endless.

Iain.

Re: Line feed and Carriage return in Editbox

sunny_vc30-Jul-08 23:07

sunny_vc

30-Jul-08 23:07

Yeah Iain,
It is a bit surprise.
If I change the order , like if 10 is replaced with '\r' and 13 is replaced
with '\n', it is displaying in multilines.

Regards,
Sunil Kumar

How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

Le@rner30-Jul-08 21:13

Le@rner

30-Jul-08 21:13

Hi all,

i have to access file those extension are .mdb, how can i write data from one .mdb file to another,thru coding.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

toxcct30-Jul-08 21:15

toxcct

30-Jul-08 21:15

"_$h@nky_" wrote:
how can i write data from one .mdb file to another,thru coding

you mean, pure file copy ?

or you want to copy internal parts of it only ?
if so, you must know the format of the file first...

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

Le@rner30-Jul-08 21:26

Le@rner

30-Jul-08 21:26

No i have already done file copying.

In file copying the exist data is removed.

So i want write data from source file to dest file,without losting of existing data of dest file.

So please tell me how can i do this ?

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

CPallini30-Jul-08 21:30

CPallini

30-Jul-08 21:30

"_$h@nky_" wrote:
In file copying the exist data is removed.

Who removed it? Big Grin | :-D

Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

Le@rner30-Jul-08 21:48

Le@rner

30-Jul-08 21:48

I mean the dest file is replaced by source file in file copying,
and existing data of dest file is lost.

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

CPallini30-Jul-08 21:57

CPallini

30-Jul-08 21:57

Hence you don't need a copy: you need to add the whole content of a database to another, not-empty, one. I think you should do it without bypassing the database engine (i.e. you have to use SQL or an Access tool).
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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

Le@rner31-Jul-08 1:20

Le@rner

31-Jul-08 1:20

Please tell me how can i do this from SQL command.

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another? [modified]

CPallini31-Jul-08 1:55

CPallini

31-Jul-08 1:55

I think the best approach is
Search for an Access import/export tool and then use it.
If you cannot exploit the above then use SQL, but it won't be a painless task, I presume.
Smile | :)

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"_$h@nky_" wrote:
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It looks like you're travelling in the right path today. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

toxcct30-Jul-08 21:37

toxcct

30-Jul-08 21:37

"_$h@nky_" wrote:
So i want write data from source file to dest file,without losting of existing data of dest file

wait, isn't that a copy for you (a copy of data) ???

you take the entiere source file content, and you write it entierely into the destination file as is. right ?

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

Le@rner30-Jul-08 21:50

Le@rner

30-Jul-08 21:50

Yes

toxcct wrote:
take the entiere source file content, and you write it entierely into the destination file

i want to copy all data of souce file in dest file,without losting existing like.

like appending.

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

toxcct30-Jul-08 22:04

toxcct

30-Jul-08 22:04

ah, you want to append the source file to the dest one.

hum, I could always propose the bare solution, which will copy the data like needed, but i'm not sure the destination mdb will be still valid afterward.

is it a binary file of a text file ?
and do you know the structure of the file (how the data are set inside the file) ??

oh and by the way, where are those .mdb file coming from ?

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

Le@rner31-Jul-08 1:25

Le@rner

31-Jul-08 1:25

sir,

In my application i m using access database so i use .mdb file,

in case of restoration i want copy of old data of old file into new file with new data.

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Re: How can write data from one .mdb file to another?

David Crow31-Jul-08 5:49

David Crow

31-Jul-08 5:49

Since it's just an Access file, use the ODBC driver. Derive a class from CRecordset.

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how to access list box items of one dialog from another dialog box

ab_pq30-Jul-08 20:56

ab_pq

30-Jul-08 20:56

this is wat i tried..dint work

void CMenuDlg::OnOK() 
{
	CDisplayDlg dlg;
	UpdateData();

	
	dlg.m_List.AddString(m_name);
	dlg.m_List.AddString(m_dept);

	UpdateData(FALSE);
	
	CDialog::OnOK();
}

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Re: hi

CPallini30-Jul-08 21:02

CPallini

30-Jul-08 21:02

Hi, the post title should be meaningful, did you read posting guidelines?

BTW:

Kausalya Srinivasan wrote:
void CMenuDlg::OnOK()
{
UpdateData();

CDisplayDlg dlg;
dlg.m_List.AddString(m_name);
dlg.m_List.AddString(m_dept);
UpdateData(FALSE);
}

The above is not the way to go.
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Re: hi

ab_pq30-Jul-08 21:08

ab_pq

30-Jul-08 21:08

then how do u do it...without using files

Re: You should listen to the dinosaurs...

toxcct30-Jul-08 21:14

toxcct

30-Jul-08 21:14

man, you've been on this forum for few hours only, and still you don't listen to the advices people gave you...

D'Oh! | :doh:

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