C / C++ / MFC

11-Jul-05 5:42

Camron wrote:
...I can't find any function on MSDN about returning a date.

That does not stand for Microsoft Singles Dating Network! Big Grin | :-D

Have you tried time()?

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Re: Returning a date

Maximilien11-Jul-05 5:49

Maximilien

11-Jul-05 5:49

Maximilien Lincourt
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Re: Returning a date

Indivara11-Jul-05 14:47

Indivara

11-Jul-05 14:47

Time Functions[^]
time, _time64[^]

(you need to look up "time" for date functions. kind of like pressing "start" to shutdown... Smile | :)

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Anonymous11-Jul-05 5:26

MFC PreTranslatedMessage() ... opening dialog

11-Jul-05 5:26

in doc/view structure, how to load a bitmap file and display in a desired position in the view?
Thanx

majeric11-Jul-05 3:14

majeric

11-Jul-05 3:14

hi all

In PreTranslatedMessage() when recv WM_RBUTTONDOWN i open dialog but when im closing it... it crash the whole program why is that happen ?

source:

<br />
BOOL CMFCTestDlg::PreTranslateMessage(MSG * pMsg)<br />
{<br />
	switch(pMsg->message)<br />
	{<br />
	case WM_RBUTTONDOWN:<br />
	{<br />
            CSniff.DoModal();<br />
            // or trying modales with Create() it crash anyway when closing  <br />
            // that dialog<br />
	}<br />
<br />
	return 0;//CDialog::PreTranslateMessage(pMsg);<br />
}<br />

tnx you all...

Re: MFC PreTranslatedMessage() ... opening dialog

David Crow11-Jul-05 3:26

Re: MFC PreTranslatedMessage() ... opening dialog

11-Jul-05 3:26

I'm not sure exactly what it is that you are trying to do, but with few exceptions, PreTranslateMessage() is not the place to be doing it.

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majeric12-Jul-05 0:39

majeric

12-Jul-05 0:39

hi tnx you for answer, well iam trying to load Popup menu on right click of mouse. if i use OnRButtonDown(...) it wont open in one click u need to click 2 time then it open but that i dont want. In PreTranslatedMessage it open in first time but then when click that popup menu it open dialog and when closing it it crash all. OK if u say that isnt the right way will check for other thanks you.

One more thing... that OnRButtonDown(...) when i click with mouse in CList array that List view it dont perceives that i have clicket there it perceives only if i clicked in main dialog. Frown | :(

Re: MFC PreTranslatedMessage() ... opening dialog

David Crow12-Jul-05 3:27

12-Jul-05 3:27

majeric wrote:
hi tnx you for answer, well iam trying to load Popup menu on right click of mouse.

This is a very common thing to do. Look for examples using TrackPopupMenu().

majeric wrote:
when i click with mouse in CList array...

A CList is simply a collection of objects and thus does not have an interface in which you can click. Perhaps you meant a CListView?

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Need Help

sroberts8211-Jul-05 2:39

sroberts82

11-Jul-05 2:39

What does this line mean

if (((msg->eventType-FRAME_EVENT)>>12 & 0xf )==0)

eventType could be say 0xA002
and FRAME_EVENT is 0xA000

in partiualr I dont know what >> means.

Sorry to be thick.

Re: Need Help

David Crow11-Jul-05 3:06

using a MFC DLL in C++ .Net

11-Jul-05 3:06

It is four statements in one.

msg->eventType-FRAME_EVENT

This subtracts FRAME_EVENT from msg->eventType.

>>12

This shifts the bits from the above sum to the right 12 places.

& 0xf

This is the bitwise AND operator. 0xf is 15 in base-10.

==0

This compares the result of the above AND operation to 0.

Does that help?

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Re: Need Help

sroberts8211-Jul-05 3:21

sroberts82

11-Jul-05 3:21

Cheers, thats bang on, it was the bit shift I wasnt sure of

Anonymous11-Jul-05 1:47

11-Jul-05 1:47

Hi,

I have to use a MFC C++ DLL (unmanaged of course) in a C++ .Net project.
I have problems to do that. I've created a C++ .Net project and includes the MFC DLL.
My problems comes as soon as I call a method (ctor, dtor or method) from the MFC DLL.
I've got this kind of error :

error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall toto::toto(void)" (??0toto@@$$FQAE@XZ)
fatal error LNK1120: 2 unresolved externals

toto is the unmanaged class from the MFC DLL.
I call it in the C++ .Net class like this :

toto *p;
p = new toto();

(the first line compile but not the second)

Thanks,

Denis (denissohet AT hotmail DOT com

toxcct11-Jul-05 1:59

toxcct

11-Jul-05 1:59

hi,

i know i'm a bit off topic, but i cannot understand why so many people try to use managed code in unmanaged projects (and vice versa)...

i consider .NET has been designed to be portable, that means the code don't depend on the system it is running on, but uses only functions from the framework.

so, any explainations ? OMG | :OMG:

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Anonymous11-Jul-05 2:17

11-Jul-05 2:17

I need to use in .Net code old MFC DLL...

I don't want to re-write the DLL in .Net, it will take too much time! And in my company we have a lot of MFC DLL we use !

toxcct11-Jul-05 5:33

toxcct

11-Jul-05 5:33

and what will happend when one of your customers will try your code on a MAC which have .NET framework installed ??

nothing. it will just not execute...

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Anonymous11-Jul-05 10:26