C / C++ / MFC

bruno9579574-Jan-06 22:54

4-Jan-06 22:54

This gives a new error:

d:\my documents\myprojects\webbrowse\webbrowseview.h(21) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '*'
d:\my documents\myprojects\webbrowse\webbrowseview.h(21) : error C2501: 'CWebBrowseDoc' : missing storage-class or type specifiers
d:\my documents\myprojects\webbrowse\webbrowseview.h(21) : error C2501: 'GetDocument' : missing storage-class or type specifiers
WebBrowse.cpp

Cool Ju4-Jan-06 23:06

Cool Ju

4-Jan-06 23:06

Hi,

If you are getting missing storage class specifier or undeclared identifier errors

1. Check whether you have entered the variable name correctly(spelling,case etc..)
2. Check whether you have added the required header files.
3. Check whether such function, class exists in MFC or in the library u r using.

Include the doc header file and try .

Thanks and Regards,
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bruno9579574-Jan-06 23:19

4-Jan-06 23:19

1. no
2. yes
3. yes

Prakash Nadar4-Jan-06 23:22

4-Jan-06 23:22

were you able to solve the problem ?

-Prakash

bruno9579574-Jan-06 23:34

4-Jan-06 23:34

no I suppose that should something about my compiler
-- modified at 5:34 Thursday 5th January, 2006

Prakash Nadar4-Jan-06 23:53

4-Jan-06 23:53

no its not the compiler, you have not included the files properly,

Can you dump here the list of files that you have included in the frm file?

-Prakash

bruno9579575-Jan-06 0:10

5-Jan-06 0:10

Tanck you for y help
What is a frm file?
I just used the wizard. I placed a new member function in the CMainFrame:

public:
void OnNewAddress();
and in this function I used this line:

((CWebBrowseView*)GetActiveView())->Navigate(sAddress);

Prakash Nadar5-Jan-06 0:41

5-Jan-06 0:41

bruno957957 wrote:
What is a frm file?

I meant the MainFrame.cpp file.

The problem is that youare not includeing the WebBrowserview.h in MainFrame.cpp file.

did you try that? put the include statement as the last include statement at the top.

-Prakash

bruno9579575-Jan-06 0:50

5-Jan-06 0:50

Yes I tryed but this gives me other 3 error messages:

d:\my documents\myprojects\webbrowse\webbrowseview.h(22) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '*'
d:\my documents\myprojects\webbrowse\webbrowseview.h(22) : error C2501: 'CWebBrowseDoc' : missing storage-class or type specifiers
d:\my documents\myprojects\webbrowse\webbrowseview.h(22) : error C2501: 'GetDocument' : missing storage-class or type specifiers

Prakash Nadar5-Jan-06 1:09

5-Jan-06 1:09

What is the statement at line 22 in webbrowserview.h ?

I guess the first error has been solved, thisis a different problem.

-Prakash

bruno9579575-Jan-06 1:16

5-Jan-06 1:16

// Attributes
public:

CWebBrowseDoc* GetDocument();

Prakash Nadar5-Jan-06 1:19

5-Jan-06 1:19

Seems like you have added this GetDocument() method in the mainframe class.

I guess you need to include the header file for CWebBrowserDoc too.

i would say that you might have not designed the app properly, i dont see any reason why a mainframe class is trying to get a refrerence to the document,usally the view class does that.

-Prakash

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5-Jan-06 1:39

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bruno9579575-Jan-06 1:42

5-Jan-06 1:42

It does not help

Prakash Nadar5-Jan-06 16:58

5-Jan-06 16:58

I think you should handle the COMMAND events in the view class rather than in the Framewindow class.

-Prakash

Microsoft Speech API problem

David Crow5-Jan-06 3:05

David Crow

5-Jan-06 3:05

Mr.Prakash wrote:
i would say that you might have not designed the app properly, i dont see any reason why a mainframe class is trying to get a refrerence to the document,usally the view class does that.

Agreed. It's approaching a cyclic dependency.

"The words of God are not like the oak leaf which dies and falls to the earth, but like the pine tree which stays green forever." - Native American Proverb

Haraheta4-Jan-06 21:54

Haraheta

4-Jan-06 21:54

void ExecuteCommand(ISpPhrase *pPhrase, HWND hWnd)
{
SPPHRASE *pElements;

if(SUCCEEDED(pPhrase->GetPhrase(&pElements)))
{
switch(pElements->Rule.ulId)
{
case VID_Trigger:
{
switch(pElements->pProperties->vValue.ulVal) //here
{
case VID_Read:
PostMessage(hWnd, WM_READ, NULL, NULL);
break;
}
}
break;
}
//free pElements
::CoTaskMemFree(pElements);
}
}

pPhrase is the result of an SPEI_RECOGNITION event.

ExecuteCommand(event.RecoResult(), hWnd);

For some reason, pPhrase isn't passing a value to pElements, but it passes the Rule ID. I tested the grammar with the grammar compiler provided in the Speech SDK, and it appears to be alright.

Grammar file-
<GRAMMAR LANGID="409">
<DEFINE>
<ID NAME="VID_Read" VAL="1" />
<ID NAME="VID_Trigger" VAL="253" />
<ID NAME="VID_Action" VAL="254" />
</DEFINE>
<RULE ID="VID_Trigger" TOPLEVEL="ACTIVE">

<L>
I'd like to
I want to
</L>

<RULEREF REFID="VID_Action" />
</RULE>
<RULE ID="VID_Action">
<L PROPID="VID_Action">
read
</L>
</RULE>
</GRAMMAR>

maybe I'm adding my grammar as a resource the wrong way, I'm not sure (compiled, added the .cfg as a custom resource of type SRGRAMMAR)

anyone know what i'm missing here?

-- modified at 3:57 Thursday 5th January, 2006

Where do one use function ?

vikas amin4-Jan-06 21:40

vikas amin

4-Jan-06 21:40

In embedded systems there is a use of function pointer

But where can we use this in VC++.
Cool | :cool:

Vikas Amin
Embin Technology
Bombay
vikas.amin@embin.com

Owner drawn4-Jan-06 21:51

Owner drawn

4-Jan-06 21:51

CALLBACK's

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Prakash Nadar4-Jan-06 21:51

4-Jan-06 21:51

vikas amin wrote:
In embedded systems there is a use of function pointer

But where can we use this in VC++

C++ virtual functions employes virtual table, which contains pointers to the virtual functions.

Think broadly, functions pointers can be designed and used in C/C++ and not neccessarly in Embedded system.

Callback functions are an example, Windproc is another example, many Win32 enumeration APIs employ function pointers.

-Prakash

vikas amin4-Jan-06 23:14

vikas amin

4-Jan-06 23:14

Can u tell me some example application
where i can implemt such things.

Cool | :cool:

Vikas Amin
Embin Technology
Bombay
vikas.amin@embin.com

Prakash Nadar4-Jan-06 23:24

4-Jan-06 23:24

vikas amin wrote:
Can u tell me some example application
where i can implemt such things.

google them Wink | ;)

-Prakash