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I want to incorporate a property sheet and pages in side a Form view.
Any solution??
With Thanks and Regards
--Kamesh
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You need to do the following:
1) Add a frame control with ID_PLACEHOLDER into your dialog and use it to define size and position of the property sheet in your form/dialog.
2) In OnInitialUpdate() method of your form class use the following to create the property sheet (m_sheet is a member of the form class, a pointer to a property sheet class ):
CWnd* pwndPropSheetHolder = GetDlgItem(IDC_PLACEHOLDER);
m_sheet = new CMyPropertySheet(pwndPropSheetHolder);
if (!m_sheet->Create(pwndPropSheetHolder,WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE,0))
{
delete m_sheet;
m_sheet = NULL;
return;
}
Pavel
Sonork 100.15206
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Thanks for the sugesstion , i have done as u suggesst, but system is failing in allocating memory for the property sheet pointer, and returning.
What should i do??
With Thanks and Regards
--Kamesh
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Are you creating it after the inherited OnInitialUpdate is called?
Returns the GetDlgItem(IDC_PLACEHOLDER) a valid pointer?
Also I missed a part of the code, after the sheet is created, you need to set it's size and position:
CRect rectPropSheet;
pwndPropSheetHolder->GetWindowRect(rectPropSheet);
m_sheet->SetWindowPos(NULL, 0, 0,
rectPropSheet.Width(), rectPropSheet.Height(),
SWP_NOZORDER | SWP_NOACTIVATE);
Pavel
Sonork 100.15206
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Does anyone know how to simulate extended characters (128-255) with PostMessage (or SendMessage)? I guess I can do it using ALT key + number on numeric keypad
For a simple example, I did this:
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PostMessage(::GetFocus(), WM_KEYDOWN , 0x12, 0x2038001);<br />
PostMessage(::GetFocus(), WM_KEYDOWN , 0x61, 0x204F001);<br />
PostMessage(::GetFocus(), WM_KEYUP , 0x61, 0xE04F001);<br />
PostMessage(::GetFocus(), WM_KEYUP , 0x12, 0xC038001);<br />
...to simulate ALT-1 (or any other numbers from 1-255 at numeric keypad..)
But it just outputs the actual number '1', so I guess it doesn't work that way?
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Take a look at the MSDN docs for WM_SYSKEYDOWN - this is the message normally sent by windows when a key is pressed while Alt is down.
Dave
http://www.cloudsofheaven.org
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I tried to play with WM_SYSKEYDOWN, but couldn't find out how to use it to simulate such a keystroke.
If anyone has an example, please let me know
Thanks
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dear all
i want to encrypt and decrypt my passwords stored in ini files.
can someone point me a link to encryption/decryption.
is there a sample which shows same algorithm in vb as well as C++
to encrypt and decrypt strings.
thanx
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I am curious if there is any way to determine the minimum and maximum fill points of the area filled by ExtFloodFill. I do not beleave there is, but if there is I would like to know. This knowlege would allow me to determine the area that needs to be invalidated. Otherwise I am stuct with invalidating the entire drawing area, which will slow redraw speed. Of cource the user might not notice, but I would.
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Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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in my program,i want to add a function to shutdown the pc,my pc OS is win2000
my programming everioment is turbo c,cannot use mfc.
best regards.
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Is there a simple way to tell if a text file is text or word?
ie, can it be opened in something simple like notepad...
I wouldn't want to limit my program to look at .txt or .c file extentions, althou i'm tempted at the moment.
Thanks in advance
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I can only suggest a direction of search, since creating an empty document and opening it with Visual C++ hex editor does not help.
First of all, I beleave, there are multiple Word documents formats. Meaning, that over the years, as Word matured it would request if you wanted to convert the older format into the new format (accept the version that pissed every body off, because they could not open their old documents).
I would recommend that you open Word and look at the document formats it supports and then search the net for the specifications for the formats you are interested in. Other than ASCII text (.txt, .c??, .pas, etc..), most file formats (not all) have some sort of header information that you can examine to determine what type of data it holds.
FYI: I understand why Microsoft (and whoever) used file extensions to detetermine file type (speed), but one of the compilers I use produces a file that is mistaken as a short cut. At first I was confused, but now I take it for granted and pick what application I want to open the file.
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Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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thanks very much!
i didn't think of headers - thanks..
Col
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I'm trying to figure out how to add a seperator (/) to a string ie
"yyyy mm dd" read from a file then modify the string back to "yyyy/mm/dd"
Thanks
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see COleDateTime::ParseDateTime and COleDateTime::Format
"was wir auch tun, wohin wir gehen
die illuminaten sind im system
sie kontrollieren überall
und 23 ist ihre zahl!"
23, welle: erdball
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Hello,
I am writing an email application in VC++ .Net. I have come across a problem, when downloading mail into a CString, that I run out of memory, especially if there are any large file attachments.
I was wondering if there was any way I could save these large emails gradually as I am downloading, in other words transferring out of memory and onto disk, as I go.
NB the emails are stored in an Access database, if it makes any difference.
I have no idea how to do the above, and would appreciate advice.
Thanks,
Trimtrom
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Using a CString sounds like a bad idea... a fixed buffer and advancing reads should be just fine. Hard to give you a better answer since I have no clue HOW you download the mail.
And as far as I can remember, Access allows access to blobs by a stream interface so storing shouldn't pose a problem.
"was wir auch tun, wohin wir gehen
die illuminaten sind im system
sie kontrollieren überall
und 23 ist ihre zahl!"
23, welle: erdball
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Wow! I am very supprised. First of all if you are copying every thing into a CString including the attachment(binaray format, or other), I would probubly be using a byte array. Second CString and CByteArray has a limit of 2147483647 bytes of data (Win32) and thats why virtual memory is so important (aka: swaping memory to disk behind the sceens). As for copying it to a file, if disk space is realy available, it is simple, (1) open a file (2) copy data bytes into file (3) close file (or rewind to start and process data) (4) if data file is no longer needed then remove/delete file from disk.
Question:
What am I missing since other than using CString instead of using CByteArray I do not see why you are having a problem? If you are compiling a unicode version of your software then using CSting is a major misstake, since it will expect all data to be using UNICODE.
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Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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Actually, real allocatable memory less than 2147483647, especially when you use CString or CByteArray classes. CString and CByteArray allocate memory in process heap, and exception will rise when you allocate more than aproximately 256 Mb.
So better allocate memory in 10 heaps by 100 Mb than in 1 Heap by 1Gb...
WBR NB
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Your are correct! I would probubly use a multi-buffer sceam too. Just out of curiosity I ran a test using GlobalAlloc() and found that the most I could allocate for one buffer was 1,326,055,381 bytes.
Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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John R. Shaw wrote:
and thats why virtual memory is so important (aka: swaping memory to disk behind the sceens).
Thanks for your reply.
I really am interested about this question of virtual memory: I am not sure how I would code the swapping memory to disk. Is it possible to have a bit of code showing how to download a message into a diskfile via virtual memory??
Many thanks,
Trimtrom
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You do not download into a diskfile via virtual memory, you just copy the memory contents to a file in the normal way.
Actualy what I was refering to by virtual memory was GlobalAlloc() which uses virtual memory via the heap. Depending on the flags used, if the handle is not locked its memory contents may be swaped to the disk in the background untill needed (this is done by the system not you). When you need access to the memory contents you simply lock the handle and the system will swap it back into normal memory for you. This is all transparent from our perspective and most of us do not need to know how it works, it is enough that is does.
Note: You treat the pointer return my GlobalLock() the same as you would a pointer returned by malloc() or calloc().
If you want more control of the memory, and a head ack, you could use VirtualAlloc()/VirtualFree() directly instead.
Well I am off to go refesh my memory on all this virtual memory stuff, since I have not studied the subject in years.
Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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Question:
Does any one know why the "WindowsMaker" program from "Blue Sky" was discontinued?
I am assuming it was because of the massive code blot it produced or more likely the lack of interest by programmers. I personaly only used it on a few projects.
Information:
For those who do not know "WindowsMaker" was a "Microsoft Windows" code generator, for C/C++ programmers, and a visual application design program that allowed programmers to create and test their application before generating any code. Unlike "Visual Basic" once the code was generated it was some times difficult to go backwards and it generated a lot of extra code that you may not have wanted (code for folding dialogs, placing a bitmap as dialog background, etc...).
Question:
Does any one know if there is a simular program in existance today, preferably one that uses DLLs as well as generated code?
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Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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