C / C++ / MFC

6-Mar-05 22:43

Somebody know how can i send to other computer the user windows id because i don't know where is this information.

TACK.

Re: windows user id

David Crow7-Mar-05 10:47

7-Mar-05 10:47

Is GetUserName() what you are after?

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File Management

densitet6-Mar-05 22:18

6-Mar-05 22:18

Hi, I am new in c++ and i have done a program where i can show the files and directories of C:, for example and i have used FindFirstFile, FindNextFile and FindClose but now i don't want only show the files, i want keep these files in a package and send to other computer, but i only want to know how can i keep these files, no the communication.

Thank you very much. TACK

/Densitet

David Crow7-Mar-05 10:49

7-Mar-05 10:49

Add the filenames to a data structure of some sort, like a list or an array. Both of these are in the STL as well as MFC.

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densitet7-Mar-05 23:29

7-Mar-05 23:29

This program show the files in Dos, but if i want that it shows the files in a List in a graphc interface, how can i do it, because i have create my interface but i can't wirte the files in the list.

Tack.

David Crow8-Mar-05 2:16

8-Mar-05 2:16

How the filenames are gathered is independent of whether you use a console or a GUI application. In either case, the FindFirstFile()/FindFirstFile() pair is used, or the CFileFind class if you are using MFC.

What type of control are you adding the filenames to (e.g., edit control, listbox, combobox, list control)? Each has its own method of "addition."

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densitet8-Mar-05 4:23

8-Mar-05 4:23

Ok, i have to use CFileFind because i'm using MFC. I want to add the filenames in a listbox, you know what is the method?

Thanks.

David Crow8-Mar-05 4:45

compare current date with listed date

8-Mar-05 4:45

See here.

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shaans6-Mar-05 21:32

shaans

6-Mar-05 21:32

hai anybdy can help me.i have some keys that generated and stored in to text file. That key contain name and two dates like start date and end date.so now i want to compare the key with the given or enterd name is present in that txt file and if present compare the currentdate with dates given in the key.and give boolen like the current date exceed the end date or not? and start date less than the current date. can any body help me?
regards
shaanu

Re: compare current date with listed date

ThatsAlok7-Mar-05 2:15

ThatsAlok

7-Mar-05 2:15

What is format of your date i.e. YYYY/MM/DD or something else.....

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Re: compare current date with listed date

shaans7-Mar-05 16:39

shaans

7-Mar-05 16:39

my date format is DD/MM/yyyy.can u help me?

shan

Re: compare current date with listed date

ThatsAlok7-Mar-05 18:27

ThatsAlok

7-Mar-05 18:27

here is small code that compare current date with your stored date.
My date Format is YYYY-MM-DD, i Believe,you are smart Enough to modify the code according to your need.

BOOL <You Class>::FnCheckForValidDates(CString szEndDate)
{

	<font color=#008000>//Get Current date</font>
	CTime TodayDate=CTime::GetCurrentTime();

	int nYear,nMonth,nDay;
	<font color=#008000>//date format YYYY-MM-DD</font>

	<font color=#008000>///Extract Year</font>
	nYear=_ttoi(szEndDate.Left(szEndDate.Find('-')));
   
	<font color=#008000>///remove the Year from String</font>
    	szEndDate.Replace(szEndDate.Left(szEndDate.Find('-')),"");
	<font color=#008000>///Replace Extra '-'</font>
		szEndDate.TrimLeft('-');


 <font color=#008000>///Extract Month </font>
		nMonth=_ttoi(szEndDate.Left(szEndDate.Find('-')));
   
	<font color=#008000>///remove the Year from String</font>
    	szEndDate.Replace(szEndDate.Left(szEndDate.Find('-')),"");
	<font color=#008000>///Replace Extra '-'</font>
		szEndDate.TrimLeft('-');

	<font color=#008000>///Extract Day</font>
		nDay=_ttoi(szEndDate);


	<font color=#008000>///comparison Routine</font>
	<font color=#008000>///first Check year</font>

		if(TodayDate.GetYear()>nYear)
			return FALSE;

		if(TodayDate.GetMonth()>nMonth)
			return FALSE;

		if(TodayDate.GetDay()>nDay)
			return FALSE;


#ifdef MYDEBUG
	AfxMessageBox("Returning True");
#endif


	

	return TRUE;
}

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two digits in edit control

Musen806-Mar-05 20:51

Musen80

6-Mar-05 20:51

Hi!

How is it possible to limit my edit control (MFC) to only accept two digits. Now it is possible to type in how many as you want. To get it to accept only numbers were no problems, is there any properties that I can set to get it to only accept two digits as well?

Re: two digits in edit control

Cedric Moonen6-Mar-05 21:30

Cedric Moonen

6-Mar-05 21:30

No, you will need to subclass your edit control.
It is not really complicated: with class wizard create a new MFC class and make it inherits from CEdit. Then override the OnChar() member function (response to the WM_CHAR event). In this function, if you don't want to add a new char in the edit control, don't call OnChar from the CEdit class. If the character can be displayed, then call CEdit::OnChar().

Hope this help

Re: two digits in edit control

Steen Krogsgaard6-Mar-05 21:39

Steen Krogsgaard

6-Mar-05 21:39

CEdit::SetLimitText

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Automatic scrolling in ListBox

Majid Shahabfar6-Mar-05 20:40

Majid Shahabfar

6-Mar-05 20:40

Hi there,
I fill a ListBox (AddString(str)) from a loop.
When ListBox become full the vertical scrollbar will be appeared.
But I want to do somthing to move the scroll to down in order to the last item become appeared always.
How can I do this?
This functionality is very simple when we use CListControl, because there is a method called Scroll(...) in CListControl class for this reason.
Thanks.

V.6-Mar-05 22:26

6-Mar-05 22:26

you have to do it manually:

something like:

void DlgFlexListSelectValue::SetHorizontalScrollBar(){<br />
	//Next is to set the horizontal scroll bar<br />
	//Find the longest string in the list box.<br />
	CString str;<br />
	CSize sz;<br />
	int dx = 0;<br />
	TEXTMETRIC tm;<br />
	CDC* pDC = m_valueList.GetDC();<br />
	CFont* pFont = m_valueList.GetFont();<br />
<br />
	//Select the listbox font, save the old font<br />
	CFont* pOldFont = pDC->SelectObject(pFont);<br />
	//Get the text metrics for avg char width<br />
	pDC->GetTextMetrics(&tm); <br />
<br />
	for(int i = 0; i < m_valueList.GetCount(); i++){<br />
		m_valueList.GetText(i, str);<br />
		sz = pDC->GetTextExtent(str);<br />
<br />
		//Add the avg width to prevent clipping<br />
		sz.cx += tm.tmAveCharWidth;<br />
<br />
		if(sz.cx > dx){<br />
			dx = sz.cx;<br />
		}											//end if<br />
	}												//end for<br />
<br />
	//Select the old font back into the DC<br />
	pDC->SelectObject(pOldFont);<br />
	m_valueList.ReleaseDC(pDC);<br />
	//Set the horizontal extent so every character of all strings <br />
	//can be scrolled to.<br />
	m_valueList.SetHorizontalExtent(dx);<br />
}													//end function SetHorizontalScrollBar

call the function when you have loaded the listbox.
it's on MSDN somewhere.

good luck.

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Majid Shahabfar7-Mar-05 0:56

Majid Shahabfar

7-Mar-05 0:56

Thank you.
but I don't have problem with horizontal scrolling

V.7-Mar-05 1:18

7-Mar-05 1:18

idd, I misread, my apologies D'Oh! | :doh:

.

good luck though.

PS: there should be a function like SetScrollPos or something.

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