C / C++ / MFC

dannysoo2020 wrote:

A question is given as below:

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Cedric Moonen wrote:

Nice peace of code...

dannysoo2020 wrote:

char *GetValue(char);
char *GetValue2(char);
char *GetValue3(char);

const char *GetValue(char);
const char *GetValue2(char);
const char *GetValue3(char);

dannysoo2020 wrote:

case 57: return "Nineteen ";

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bolleperdu wrote:

Whereever I look for help, it appears to be too complicated for a beginner like me. I just want my programm to have 2 threads: 1 for the serial communication and 1 for the GUI.

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<br />
try<br />
 {<br />
  StreamReader^ sr = gcnew StreamReader(teversturen);//teversturen is the full path of the file to be transmitted<br />
  {<br />
   String^ line;<br />
    int lengte = (unsigned int)sr->BaseStream->Length;	<br />
    int percent;				<br />
    while (!(sr->EndOfStream::get()))<br />
    {<br />
      percent = (((unsigned int)sr->BaseStream->Position / lengte) * 100);//calculate how much is done<br />
      toolPCT->Text = percent.ToString() + "%";//make a string of the integer<br />
				<br />
      line = sr->ReadLine();//read a line from the file<br />
      sp->WriteLine(line);//write it in the serial buffers<br />
      Form1::Update();//force the form to update itself<br />
    }<br />
   }<br />
   sr->Close();<br />
		<br />
 }<br />
catch (Exception^ e)<br />
 {<br />
  // Let the user know what went wrong.<br />
  richTextBox1->Text += "The file not be read:\n";<br />
  richTextBox1->Text += e->Message + "\n";<br />
  sp->Close();<br />
 }