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Re: Modem Reset

Tom Wright1-Feb-05 11:02

Tom Wright

1-Feb-05 11:02

I had a motorola phone that worked the same way, and if I looked in my modem properties i saw that it took a com port. So i suggest that you open the port using createfile and write an AT reset command to it.

Good luck.

Tom Wright
tawright915@yahoo.com

Character Segmentation Help

monageasmear1-Feb-05 6:28

monageasmear

1-Feb-05 6:28

I am doing a number plate recognition system, i am having great difficulty with the segmentation of the characters, there are loads of papers out there but not much code im currently using visual c++ but could use java as a back end any one any ideas????

minimise Lock and Unlock operation

mk_le1-Feb-05 5:23

mk_le

1-Feb-05 5:23

hi,

On my application, i have many Lock and Unlock operations that slowdown a performance. How can I minimise it?

Thanks.

Re: minimise Lock and Unlock operation

basementman1-Feb-05 6:34

basementman

1-Feb-05 6:34

That depends a lot upon the architecture and purpose of the application. Generally speaking, I would see if the locking could be made more granular and if I could partition the data in such a way that locking is reduced to just the data that I want to update, rather than the entire list/table/array etc. Also, I would see if I could use critical sections, rather than kernel object locks like mutexes, semaphores.

However, without an understanding of what your app does, these suggestions are purely general and may be wrong.

onwards and upwards...

Re: minimise Lock and Unlock operation

David Crow1-Feb-05 10:13

David Crow

1-Feb-05 10:13

I assume you are talking about locking and unlocking in the ciontext of a database. Yes? Is it optimistic or pessimistic? Pessimistic locking will have a potential performance penalty in a multiuser environment, since concurrent access to the same record may have to wait until completion of the application’s update process.

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How do I dynamically settitle of a page in a property sheet?

akhildhanuka1-Feb-05 5:12

akhildhanuka

1-Feb-05 5:12

Hello,

I have PropertySheet with 11 PropertySheet pages. The proprtysheet has style - PSH_WIZARD97.

In this scenario I have individual dilaog procedures for each page in the wizard. The dialogs are designed using VC dialog editor and I have given them a caption using the dialog editor only.

Now I want to change the caption of that dialog dynamically. So in the WM_INITDIALOG, I am having a function call:

SetWindowText ( GetParent(hwnd), "Some header" );

If I do this then dialog caption changes for the first time the page is activated but then if I do {next} or {back} and come back to the same page, the title gets changed to the one that I provided in the dialog editor?

I have even tried the same thing in PSN_SETACTIVE: event without any help.

How can I always change the title?

Regards,
Ritesh

Re: How do I dynamically settitle of a page in a property sheet?

Tom Wright1-Feb-05 6:08

Tom Wright

1-Feb-05 6:08

akhildhanuka wrote:
Now I want to change the caption of that dialog dynamically. So in the WM_INITDIALOG, I am having a function call:

SetWindowText ( GetParent(hwnd), "Some header" );

So I'm confused, are you trying to change the title on the prop sheet dialog? Are you doing this in the OnInitDlg of your parent app?

The reason I ask is that if you are doing this in the prop sheet shold you not be passing the handle of the prop sheet dialog to SetWindowText to change the title?

Here is what MSDN says:

hWnd
[in] Handle to the window or control whose text is to be changed.

Hope this helps

Tom Wright
tawright915@yahoo.com

Re: How do I dynamically settitle of a page in a property sheet?

karam_chand1-Feb-05 7:17

karam_chand

1-Feb-05 7:17

I am creating the wizard as suggested at:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/shellcc/platform/CommCtls/PropSheet/wizards.asp

So lets say - i want to change the title of on of the page during runtime e.g. IntPage1DlgProc(...)

BOOL CALLBACK IntPage1DlgProc (
HWND hwndDlg,
UINT uMsg,
WPARAM wParam,
LPARAM lParam)
{
LPSHAREDWIZDATA pdata = (LPSHAREDWIZDATA)
GetWindowLong(hwndDlg, GWL_USERDATA);
switch (uMsg)
{
case WM_INITDIALOG :
{
pdata = (LPSHAREDWIZDATA)
((LPPROPSHEETPAGE) lParam) ->
lParam;
SetWindowLong(hwndDlg, GWL_USERDATA,
(DWORD_PTR)pdata);
SetWindowText ( hwndDlg, "XXX" );
break;
}

does not work and the title remains same as one provided using resource editor.

I want to change it dynamically.

Re: How do I dynamically settitle of a page in a property sheet?

karam_chand1-Feb-05 10:31

karam_chand

1-Feb-05 10:31

You need to postmessage in PSN_SETACTIVE and use

SetWindowText ( GetParent ( hwnd ), "your text" );

Inserting an image into a view

José Luis Sogorb1-Feb-05 5:08

José Luis Sogorb

1-Feb-05 5:08

Hi:
which is the easiest way to insert a little image (maybe a BMP 30x30 pixels) in specific coordinates (x, y) into a view?
Thanks.

Re: Inserting an image into a view

Antti Keskinen1-Feb-05 7:55

Antti Keskinen

1-Feb-05 7:55

In the OnDraw handler of the view class, first create a HBITMAP struct. Then use LoadImage to load the bitmap image from a file into the struct. Then create a CBitmap object and attach it to the HBITMAP. Then use standard BitBlt techniques to blit the bitmap into the view.

Here's a code sample:

void CMyView::OnDraw(CDC* pDC)
{
   HBITMAP hbmpMyBitmap;
   hbmpMyBitmap = (HBITMAP) LoadImage( NULL, "C:\\Windows\\MyBitmap.bmp", 
                                       IMAGE_BITMAP, 0, 0, 
                                       LR_LOADFROMFILE );<DIV>

   CBitmap objBitmap;
   objBitmap.Attach( hbmpMyBitmap );<DIV>

   CDC tempDC;
   tempDC.CreateCompatibleDC( pDC );
   CBitmap* pOldBitmap = (CBitmap*) tempDC.SelectObject( &objBitmap );<DIV>

   pDC->BitBlt(x, y, width, height, &tempDC, 0, 0, SRCCOPY);<DIV>

   tempDC.SelectObject( pOldBitmap );
   
   return;
}

Something like this. Remember to replace file path, destination coordinates and bitmap width and height with the correct values.

Hope it helps,
Antti Keskinen

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Re: Inserting an image into a view

José Luis Sogorb1-Feb-05 23:03

José Luis Sogorb

1-Feb-05 23:03

Thank you.

int nResponse = dlg.DoModal(); Visual C++ 6.0

Close Network1-Feb-05 3:44

Close Network

1-Feb-05 3:44

I am creating a dialogbox(modal) from inside my parent dialog. On this dialog, there is a Finish button whose id = IDC_BUTTON6. When I click this button I would like to call my parent dialog's apply(); method.
However I don't know how to refer to IDC_BUTTON6 of Popup.cpp from inside the Parent.class.
Should I write something like;

if (nResponse == IDC_BUTTON6) which is erroneous,

or like

if (nResponse == Popup.IDC_BUTTON6) which is also erroneous.

How should I solve this simple case ?

Parent.cpp has the following ;

void SomeMethod()
{
myPopupDialog dlg(propertySheet->hRepository, propertySheet->pszObjectDN, &csName);

int nResponse = dlg.DoModal();

if (nResponse == IDC_BUTTON6)// where the error occurs
{
apply();
}

}
void apply(void)
{
//do something
}

*********************

Popup.cpp has the followind code;

void ColdGroupPopup::OnFinish() //Finish button's id = IDC_BUTTON6
{

}

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Re: int nResponse = dlg.DoModal(); Visual C++ 6.0

Michael Dunn1-Feb-05 3:58

Michael Dunn

1-Feb-05 3:58

Resource IDs are all in resource.h, so just #include that header as necessary.

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Re: int nResponse = dlg.DoModal(); Visual C++ 6.0

Close Network1-Feb-05 4:29

Close Network

1-Feb-05 4:29

thank you Mike, your response helped..

AVL Tree insertion algorithm

Sarath C1-Feb-05 3:27

Sarath C

1-Feb-05 3:27

any body can explain the AVL Tree insertion algorithm. or pls give some useful links for the same

Thanks,
Sarath

Hooked MDIChild window ---> problem

Ro_land1-Feb-05 3:15

Ro_land

1-Feb-05 3:15

Hi !

I managed to hook a MDIChild window to a class of mine, which is derived from the class CHookWnd , supplied by J.P.Naughter (see article http://www.naughter.com/hookwnd.html)

I additionally do attach a Toolbar programmatically to the hooked MDIChild window, all works fine, meaning that 1)the toolbar is created and attached, 2) the messages are rerouted to my WindowProc.

There is one problem , though:
I am not able to intercept the WM_COMMAND message sent, whenever I click on one of the toolbar buttons, this message is sent directly to the child and not rerouted. I also DO NOT want to induce a redirection of the message from within the MDI child window, that would be pointless in my case.

QUESTION : How can I intercept the WM_COMMAND messages issued upon clicking the toolbar buttons such, that they will be redirected automatically to my WindowProc procedure.

The whole project is available upon request,

thanks to anyone trying to help,

Rubi

Re: Hooked MDIChild window ---> problem

Roger Allen1-Feb-05 6:10

Roger Allen

1-Feb-05 6:10

The problem is due to the way MFC routes the messages in the OnCmdMsg() function.

BOOL CFrameWnd::OnCmdMsg(UINT nID, int nCode, void* pExtra,
	AFX_CMDHANDLERINFO* pHandlerInfo)
{
	CPushRoutingFrame push(this);

	// pump through current view FIRST
	CView* pView = GetActiveView();
	if (pView != NULL && pView->OnCmdMsg(nID, nCode, pExtra, pHandlerInfo))
		return TRUE;

	// then pump through frame
	if (CWnd::OnCmdMsg(nID, nCode, pExtra, pHandlerInfo))
		return TRUE;

	// last but not least, pump through app
	CWinApp* pApp = AfxGetApp();
	if (pApp != NULL && pApp->OnCmdMsg(nID, nCode, pExtra, pHandlerInfo))
		return TRUE;

	return FALSE;
}

If you override this function in your mainframe you can add an extra stage to query the CMdiChild window.

e.g.

BOOL CMainFrame::OnCmdMsg(UINT nID, int nCode, void* pExtra,
	AFX_CMDHANDLERINFO* pHandlerInfo)
{
	CPushRoutingFrame push(this);

	// pump through current view FIRST
	CView* pView = GetActiveView();
	if (pView != NULL)
	{
		CWnd *pParent = pView->GetParent();
		if (pParent != NULL && pParent->OnCmdMdg(nID, nCode, pExtra, pHandlerInfo))
			return TRUE;
	}
	if (pView != NULL && pView->OnCmdMsg(nID, nCode, pExtra, pHandlerInfo))
		return TRUE;

	// then pump through frame
	if (CWnd::OnCmdMsg(nID, nCode, pExtra, pHandlerInfo))
		return TRUE;

	// last but not least, pump through app
	CWinApp* pApp = AfxGetApp();
	if (pApp != NULL && pApp->OnCmdMsg(nID, nCode, pExtra, pHandlerInfo))
		return TRUE;

	return FALSE;
}

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Re: Hooked MDIChild window ---> problem

Ro_land2-Feb-05 19:19

Ro_land

2-Feb-05 19:19

Thanks , but I should have explained better. What I needed to achieve was a way to cause my DLL to plug into an existing application by some other programmer, without having to involve the the other programmer .This way , he wouldn't have to change a bit. There would be only his application with a few MDI child windows created by him, while I hook up to those MDI child windows, I induce the creation of different toolbars for the respective MDI child and intercept all the messages to those windows, thus taking over the MDI children. I achieved it, everything works fine now. As I explained in the former posting, I do receive the rerouted messages. The WM_COMMAND message cannot be intercepted by me, it is intercepted in the MDI child, but I found a way around it. Whenever I create the toolbar, I keep record of the amount of buttons and record the rectangles within the toolbar, where they are located. Now, I need just to catch the WM_LBUTTONDOWN and ..BUTTONUP messages, thus enabling me to detect which button was pressed and take action... Works great !

Thank you for your interest !
Rubi

AVL Tree

Sarath C1-Feb-05 3:05

Sarath C

1-Feb-05 3:05

Any useful links to understand AVL Tree insertion Algorithm?

Sarath

extracting part of a string

si_691-Feb-05 2:52

si_69

1-Feb-05 2:52

hi all

does ne1 know the best way of extracting a sting

what i need to do i extract str1 out of str2

CString str1 = "7"
CSting str2 = "07HGN"

so the result for str2 would be "0HGN"

any ideas

thanks

si

Re: extracting part of a string

V.1-Feb-05 3:03

1-Feb-05 3:03

Check out : CString members[^]

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Re: extracting part of a string

Sarath C1-Feb-05 3:26

Sarath C

1-Feb-05 3:26

The common logic is:

int nPos = str2.Find(str1);
int nDelLen = str1.GetLength();
if(nPos != -1)
str2.Delete(nPos,nDelLen);

This is a simple method. u can also use extraction method using Left, Right, Mid functions and concatenate the extract the string.

Sarath

Re: extracting part of a string

bolivar1231-Feb-05 5:32

bolivar123

1-Feb-05 5:32

Or how about:

str2.Replace(str1,"");

....

Re: extracting part of a string

toxcct1-Feb-05 5:52

toxcct

1-Feb-05 5:52

CString str1 = "7";
CString str2 = "07HGN";
CString strResult = str2.Mid(0, str2.Find(str1)) + str2.Find(str.Find(str1)+1, -1);

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