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Hi,
U can use the following method to create the buttons dynamically. In the following statement "but" is the CButton object which is declared as public class variable.
if(!but.Create("click me",WS_CHILD|WS_VISIBLE|BS_PUSHBUTTON,CRect(10,10,100,30),this,ID_MYBUTTON))
AfxMessageBox("Button Not Created");
else
AfxMessageBox("Button Created");
The argument ID_MYBUTTON is a macro and should be replaced with some integer values like below.
#define ID_MYBUTTON 100
Then the message handling mechanism. First declare the member function in the class like as below.
void MyMessage();
In the message map macro add the following step. This should be in the message map of the class in which u r going to create the button.
ON_BN_CLICKED(ID_MYBUTTON,MyMessage)
and define the function, i.e., MyMessage().
finally make sure that, ur member function and data members are displayed in the class view.
Hit the execution icon, and check the result.
Hope this will be little drilling for the people who doesn't have much knowledge about mfc and its message hook mechanism.
Let me know if u have more doubts.
thanks,
Zxczc
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Hello ,Zxczc
Thank you for your reply
I think I forgot to express an important factor.
Before I input a number in the Edit and click the create Button ,the AP doesn't know how many Button it need to create.
I don't have a good sense, so that it is what I mean "dynamically".
Dose it possible to do?
Or I must to decide the maximum number of the button in source code, then hide the useless button?
Is that the only way ? or there is another better method?
Thank you
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xo3000 wrote:
Dose it possible to do?
Sure it is possible!
But you are very much on your own here, without the Wizard and the MFC macros.
MFC may good enough for your little sister, but Win32 is for real men, you know?
Create the Buttons you need, and catch their BN_CLICKED notification.
That is done by overriding PreTranslateMessage and waiting for a WM_COMMAND message with a HIWORD(wParam) being BN_CLICKED.
The LOWORD(wParam) is the identifier (the last number of the CREATE-statement) and the lParam the buttons handle.
Now you have full control over the button.
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-- Caius Petronius, Roman Consul, 66 A.D.
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I've been trying to do a simple program like the one on this site about toggling the proxy settings. The problem is when i try to compile I get this error.
Form1.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "int __stdcall InternetQueryOptionA(void *,unsigned long,void *,unsigned long *)" (?InternetQueryOptionA@@$$J216YGHPAXK0PAK@Z)
I can't seem to crack where the problem is. I have this includes
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN 1
#include <windows.h>
#include <wininet.h>
#include <urlmon.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <winsock2.h>
#include <ws2tcpip.h>
#include "strsafe.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#define INET_ERR_OUT_MSG_BOX_BUFFER_SIZE 512
#define INET_ERR_OUT_FORMAT_BUFFER_SIZE 256
#ifdef _UNICODE
#define _itot _itow
#else
#define _itot _itoa
#endif
#using <mscorlib.dll>
using namespace System;
using namespace System::Security::Permissions;
using namespace Microsoft::Win32;
AND THIS LITTLE CODE:
InternetQueryOption(NULL,INTERNET_OPTION_USER_AGENT,NULL,&dwSize);
char *lpszData;
lpszData = new char[dwSize];
InternetQueryOption(NULL, INTERNET_OPTION_USER_AGENT,lpszData,&dwSize);
delete [] lpszData;
at first it did not have the char *lpszData; because in the Microsoft page didn't have it and I got undeclare variable.
Any thoughts...
Kamui
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I'm sorry, but where in that page says something about. wininet... I can't seem to find it.
Kamui
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Linking error are arises due to the fact that linker can't find the actual defination of function at linking time.
as Internet...(...) related Api are defined in WinInet.lib, so thats why i ask you to include that in your project.
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Alok, that did it!!!!! Sorry I didn't reply sooner but I live in Japan and with the time diference I had to go.
But Thank you very much.
Kamui
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for a point of sale software, we uses the dot matrix printer for printing, so we need the printer commands for skipping, rollbacking paper etc....any idea ?
thanks in advance
Ninety-eight percent of the thrill comes from knowing that the thing you designed works, and works almost the way you expected it would. If that happens, part of you is in that machine.
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These commands almost ALWAYS absolutely vary by printer (or at least by manufacturer), and involve sending escape sequences to the printer to tell it to do such things.
You can communicate with printer in RAW data format mode, but you will still need to write an interface layer to send it the proper escape sequences. There is no special 'built in' windows commands I am ever aware of to tell printer to do such things. I think there is an article here on CodePrject about writing to printer in the RAW mode.
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thanks,
i am using the EPSON printer ( atleast they have the same escape sequences ? )
Ninety-eight percent of the thrill comes from knowing that the thing you designed works, and works almost the way you expected it would. If that happens, part of you is in that machine.
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Could someone help to explain what the two line statements below mean? Thanks,
int (*read_byte)(struct pci_controller*, pci_dev_t, int where, u8 *);
void (*fixup_irq)(struct pci_controller *, pci_dev_t);
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Thanks,
WEll, I still cannot understand whys
Question 1. Why use "viod" here, this is not a "method" definition?
Question 2. Why use cast method here like "(*fixup_irq)"?
(I got these codes from linux.)
void (*fixup_irq)(struct pci_controller *, pci_dev_t);
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looks like linux kernel code
Don't try it, just do it! 
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Hello!
I want to create an own ActiveX control whitch comprised the functionallity of the ShockwaveFlash Control. If I use the Shockwave Control in a normal *.exe application I have no problem to use the functionallity but if I want to test my own ActiveX in the Testcontainer it doesn´t run...
My problem is I think that I didn´t realy now were and how I have to initialize the Shockwave Control in an ActiveX... The rest of the control runs very well....
Is this kind of ActiveX creation realy possible???
Thank´s for every tip!
Andreas
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hi friends,
I have one process running. I wanted to know it's parent.Is there any function available?
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Hi,
I'm not sure what u mean. but the following may help.
FindWindow() - API.
thanks,
Zxczc
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Hi all
Imconfused by a daft problem..
Our apps are written using MFC (CStrings etc) but we are using a library which uses ATL (strings). I understand string is a basic string but cant get my head around this simple problem...
I cannot assign a string longer than 15 chars...
To show an example..
string s1;
CString cs1;
cs1 = m_sRootURL.Left(10);
s1 = cs1.GetString(); // ok
cs1 = m_sRootURL.Left(12);
s1 = cs1.GetString(); // ok
cs1 = m_sRootURL.Left(14);
s1 = cs1.GetString(); // ok
cs1 = m_sRootURL.Left(16);
s1 = cs1.GetString(); // not ok, s1 = "5rf"
All help etc.. etc...
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WTL header file. ?? please tell me more...
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Ok, sorry, found it and investigating...
Ta everso..
mark
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mlatimer wrote:
cs1 = m_sRootURL.Left(10);
s1 = cs1.GetString(); // ok
At this point, what is the fourth character in s1?
mlatimer wrote:
cs1 = m_sRootURL.Left(16);
s1 = cs1.GetString(); // not ok, s1 = "5rf"
At this point, what is the 14th and 15th characters in m_sRootURL?
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