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Eytukan19-Jan-06 22:59

Eytukan

19-Jan-06 22:59

but how will i add a string to a specific column? m_list.col(n)...? Confused | :confused:

David Crow20-Jan-06 3:36

David Crow

20-Jan-06 3:36

You can't, per se. The concept of "real" columns in a listbox does not exist. The LBS_USETABSTOPS and LBS_MULTICOLUMN styles can simulate the effect, but it pales in comparison to an actual list control.

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ThatsAlok19-Jan-06 23:13

ThatsAlok

19-Jan-06 23:13

why don't you use BLONDE CListCtrl!

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S Douglas20-Jan-06 0:24

copy datas from one file to other file

20-Jan-06 0:24

Michael is right use the CListCtrl (List Control)

There are a number of beginner articles here at code project to get you started and understand how to work with list control.

http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/[^]

Here is a decent explanation on working with the list control.
Using the List Control[^]

Good Luck.

Anu_Bala19-Jan-06 22:33

Anu_Bala

19-Jan-06 22:33

I saved some datas in test.txt...I want to copy or transfer the same datas to other .txt file.How can i do this..?Help me..

Re: copy datas from one file to other file

Cedric Moonen19-Jan-06 22:46

Re: copy datas from one file to other file

19-Jan-06 22:46

It is a very general question, difficult to answer precisely.
If you use the STL (or are familiar with), you can open an input stream ifstream, read the stream char by charfor example and by the same time outputing it to an output stream ofstream

std::ifstream InputStream("test.txt");<br />
std::ofstream OutputStream("AnotherTest.txt");<br />
<br />
char c;<br />
while(true)<br />
{<br />
    InputStream>>c;<br />
    if (InputStream)<br />
    { <br />
         OutputStream<<c;<br />
    }<br />
}<br />
<br />
OutputStream.close();<br />
InputStream.close();

-- modified at 5:10 Friday 20th January, 2006

Ooops, sorry, I forgot the "exit" of the loop Poke tongue | ;-P

It should be:

if (InputStream)<br />
    { <br />
         OutputStream<<c;<br />
    }<br />
else<br />
break;

This will work better Big Grin | :-D

David Crow20-Jan-06 3:34

David Crow

20-Jan-06 3:34

Are you looking for something simple like CopyFile()?

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Hiding of dialogs

nilesh.gawade19-Jan-06 22:30

nilesh.gawade

19-Jan-06 22:30

I have three dialogs. The situation is like...two main dialogs say main1 and main2. I have created one more child dialog on main1 dialog.Now i m showing that child dialog on main2 dialog. Now if i click outside to the child dialog but on the main2 dialog that child goes to its parent dialog i e main1.
But i want that child to stay on the main2.
So,please help me out on this problem....

Thanks.

Re: Hiding of dialogs

Cedric Moonen19-Jan-06 22:50

19-Jan-06 22:50

I don't really understand your question... So, you have two main dialogs so they are modeless I suppose ? Or are they modal (and so you created the second one "from inside the code of your first dialog") ?
And for the first dialog, you have a child dialog that you moved over dialog 2. What do you mean by "that child goes to its parent dialog" ? It doesn't move or what ? Confused | :confused:

Re: Hiding of dialogs

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19-Jan-06 22:59

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Re: Hiding of dialogs

khan++20-Jan-06 0:01

khan++

20-Jan-06 0:01

After Cedric's response, you know that your question is hard to understand, but here I go:
You have two modeless dialogs (main1, main2) that are children of a Parent dialog (Papa Window). Each dialog can show its modal child dialog. Now when one of the dialogs (main1 or main2) shows its Modal child dialog, the focus can still be brought back to the other one (main1 or main2).
You want this:
When any one of (main1 or main2) shows its modal child dialog, you want that modal to be modal for both main1 and main2.
The solution:
Make the parent of main1 or main2's modal child dialog a child of "Papa Window" instead of main1 or main2.
Smile | :)

Hope that helps.

this is this.

Simple MFC App VS2005

S Douglas19-Jan-06 21:10

19-Jan-06 21:10

Okay so I give up, I have a VS2005 standard edition. Just experimenting with it at this point, I created a small MFC dialog based app (nothing more than a simple MP3 player). The app compiles fine on my development machine (W2K) runs just fine on a second machine (another W2K box) and also runs just fine on my W2K server. However, when I run it on any XP system I get the ever so enlightening
“This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem”

I am not using any managed code just plain vanilla MFC, I checked with dependency walker and have included the necessary dlls (mfc80u.dll, msvcp80.dll, msvcr80.dll and msvfw32.dll)

I even created an installer with VS, when run on the XP systems it errors out with a dependency of .NET 2.0. Will I need to include .NET 2.0 as an external dependency for a MFC app? Confused | :confused:

Any help / ideas is appreciated.

Cedric Moonen19-Jan-06 21:42

19-Jan-06 21:42

It is because Microsoft introduced a new technique in VC2005, it has something to do with the manifest files (don't know much more about it, sorry).
It won't work like it worked for VC6 for example (just making a package with the dll and everything). Take a look here[^]

There are several deployement method described there.

Hope this helps

S Douglas19-Jan-06 22:09

19-Jan-06 22:09

Cedric Moonen wrote:
It is because Microsoft introduced a new technique in VC2005, it has something to do with the manifest files

I thought the idea was to make the development process easier not insanely more difficult. Guess I have lots of reading ahead of me. Blush | :O

I had previously discovered that website but it’s a jumbled mess of reoccurring links. Sigh | :sigh:

Cedric Moonen wrote:
It won't work like it worked for VC6 for example

It’s so much easier in VS6.

Cedric Moonen19-Jan-06 22:11

19-Jan-06 22:11

S Douglas wrote:
I thought the idea was to make the development process easier not insanely more difficult. Guess I have lots of reading ahead of me.

I had previously discovered that website but it’s a jumbled mess of reoccurring links.

I fully agree with you. This was much more easier in VC6, no need of all this crap... This is really boring.

I found a tool that could help you. Take a look here[^] if you are interested.

-- modified at 4:11 Friday 20th January, 2006

It is for the Express Edition, but I don't know if it will work or not for the standard edition, you'll have to try that.

S Douglas19-Jan-06 22:18

19-Jan-06 22:18

Cedric Moonen wrote:
This was much more easier in VC6, no need of all this crap... This is really boring.

Indeed!

Cedric Moonen wrote:
I found a tool that could help you. Take a look here[^] if you are interested.

Cool Thanks, had not seen this during my hunt I will have to check it out.

5 BTW for the help!

Cedric Moonen19-Jan-06 22:14

19-Jan-06 22:14

Another link that may help you here[^]

It is a deployement example found in the jungle of the MSDN links Poke tongue | ;-P

S Douglas19-Jan-06 22:51

19-Jan-06 22:51

Cedric Moonen wrote:
It is a deployement example found in the jungle of the MSDN links

One day when I grow up I want to create a mess of web pages. Laugh | :laugh:

Cedric Moonen wrote:
Another link that may help you here[^]

I think that one is a winner. Thanks again Cedric.

Michael Dunn19-Jan-06 22:59

Michael Dunn

19-Jan-06 22:59

Just FYI, manifests are related to SxS (side-by-side) installs of DLLs. This feature was added in XP, which is why you don't see any problems on 2K.

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Visual C++ MVP Cool | :cool:

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S Douglas19-Jan-06 23:16