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Re: Deleting a line in a text file

toxcct23-May-06 4:16

toxcct

23-May-06 4:16

you 'll have to BTW, because there's no other way to do it

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Re: Deleting a line in a text file

Cedric Moonen23-May-06 4:18

Cedric Moonen

23-May-06 4:18

There is no way of doing that.
Mmmh, I think there is problem with your design: if you have to update files so many times, I don't think this is the right choice. Can't you use a database for that ?
What is the purpose of this file exactly ?

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

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Re: Deleting a line in a text file

Azghar Hussain23-May-06 4:25

Azghar Hussain

23-May-06 4:25

Requirement is we have to query data from database and modify the recordsets and write the data into the text file.

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Re: Deleting a line in a text file

led mike23-May-06 6:00

led mike

23-May-06 6:00

An optimization is to write the remaining file from the point of the deleted data rather than the entire file.

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I cannot take big data inside memory because I may have 1 Lakh records to be written to the file.

Use buffered IO

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how to change back ground color of slider control

aaaan23-May-06 3:14

aaaan

23-May-06 3:14

hi how can i change the background color of a slider ctrl.
can anybody help me?

thanx

nirmal

Re: how to change back ground color of slider control

Laxman Auti23-May-06 3:26

Laxman Auti

23-May-06 3:26

nirmal wrote:
how can i change the background color of a slider ctrl.
can anybody help me?

HBRUSH CEttDlg::OnCtlColor(CDC* pDC, CWnd* pWnd, UINT nCtlColor) 
{
	HBRUSH hbr = CDialog::OnCtlColor(pDC, pWnd, nCtlColor);
	
	// TODO: Change any attributes of the DC here
	
	if (pWnd==GetDlgItem(IDC_SLIDER1))
	{
		hbr=CreateSolidBrush(RGB(123,123,13));
	}
	// TODO: Return a different brush if the default is not desired
	return hbr;
}

Here IDC_SLIDER1 is the control ID of Slider control.

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data visualisation in command prompt [modified]

McBridou23-May-06 2:45

McBridou

23-May-06 2:45

Is it possible to create in C++ the equivalent of the command window in matlab, i.e. a window ( the command prompt I guess), that would be launched at the beginning of a debbug session. While the debug is paused at the breakpoint, a chosen operation ( say viewing the value of an object) could be invoked on some object ( say "Matrix A")in the current namespace, by typing the corresponding command in that window ( say "View(A)") that would return the entries fo matrix A. One could also think of the computation of the condition number of that matrix, while the debug is stopped at the breakpoint, throught the command "cond(A)".

Any suggestion greatly appreciated

McBridou

-- modified at 8:45 Tuesday 23rd May, 2006

Draw transparent bitmap in desktop

Hadi Dayvary23-May-06 2:33

Hadi Dayvary

23-May-06 2:33

Hi How I can draw animation on the desktop window (like Sheep or snow or MSAgent program)?
Thanks

Re: Draw transparent bitmap in desktop

_AnsHUMAN_ 23-May-06 2:41

_AnsHUMAN_

23-May-06 2:41

1)Create a transparent window and draw over it.
2)If you want to draw directly over the desktop you can use GetDesktopWindow()

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
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Re: Draw transparent bitmap in desktop

Hadi Dayvary23-May-06 2:58

Hadi Dayvary

23-May-06 2:58

Thank you, but
1) Drawing just one bitmap in transparent window is ok, but second one makes problem
2)it has same problem (redrawing previous area?)

Re: Draw transparent bitmap in desktop

Laxman Auti23-May-06 3:01

Laxman Auti

23-May-06 3:01

Hadi Dayvary wrote:
1) Drawing just one bitmap in transparent window is ok, but second one makes problem
2)it has same problem (redrawing previous area?)

Use proper raster operation of drawing .. Smile | :)

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Re: Draw transparent bitmap in desktop

ThatsAlok23-May-06 2:46

ThatsAlok

23-May-06 2:46

Hadi Dayvary wrote:
How I can draw animation on the desktop window (like Sheep or snow or MSAgent program)?

http://www.codeproject.com/com/msagent.asp[^]

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Re: Draw transparent bitmap in desktop

Hadi Dayvary23-May-06 3:00

Hadi Dayvary

23-May-06 3:00

Thank you

I don't wanna use MSAgent, I want to write same program, an Agent editor and a dialog for showing it.

CTreeCtrl

Niro198323-May-06 2:22

Niro1983

23-May-06 2:22

hi,
i have a CTreeCtrl derived class CTreeCtrlEx. in it i have the OnSelchanged().
My Msg loop:
ON_NOTIFY_REFLECT(TVN_SELCHANGED, OnSelchanged)

my problem is that the OnSelchanged doesnt fire sometimes!!
What is causing this? Any ideas? Thnx in advance...

_bstr_t to char* [modified]

koumodaki23-May-06 2:20

koumodaki

23-May-06 2:20

Hi

I have a _bstr_t object and I need to convert it into a string and use it as an argument for cout. How do I convert it?? Please provide me some example for this conversion

-- modified at 8:21 Tuesday 23rd May, 2006

Re: _bstr_t to char* [modified]

ThatsAlok23-May-06 2:42

ThatsAlok

23-May-06 2:42

koumodaki wrote:
I have a _bstr_t object and I need to convert it into a string and use it as an argument for cout. How do I convert it?? Please provide me some example for this conversion

cast _bstr_t object to char*

_bstr_t g("alok");
std::cout<<(char*)g;

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Re: _bstr_t to char* [modified]

_AnsHUMAN_ 23-May-06 2:43

_AnsHUMAN_

23-May-06 2:43

Look at this
http://codeproject.com/string/bstrsproject1.asp[^]

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how i put "" inside ""

Immunity1823-May-06 2:06

Immunity18

23-May-06 2:06

C++
Hi i have a function FTPcommand(CString command)

FTP
i want to give the command "put filename"
but because the filename got spaces (An Example.mp3)
i have to give the command "put "An Example.mp3""

C++
(Variable CString Filetitle = "An Example.mp3")

I type FTPcommand("put """+Filetitle);

I think i am wrong.If i am how i can type it so it would be correct?

Re: how i put "" inside ""

toxcct23-May-06 2:12

toxcct

23-May-06 2:12

" is the C-style strings delimiter.
\" is the " character within a string.

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Re: how i put "" inside ""

ThatsAlok23-May-06 2:14

ThatsAlok

23-May-06 2:14

Immunity18 wrote:
I type FTPcommand("put """+Filetitle);

CString cmd;
cmd.Format("put \"%s\"",Filetitle);
FTPCommand(cmd)

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Re: how i put "" inside ""

Cedric Moonen23-May-06 2:17

Cedric Moonen

23-May-06 2:17

I didn't clearly understood your question but if you want to use a " character inside a string, you can use '\"' as an escape sequence:

char* szString = "A string with a \" in it";

This will give you that if you print it:

A string with a " in it

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control

Re: how i put "" inside ""

ThatsAlok23-May-06 2:43

ThatsAlok

23-May-06 2:43

Cedric Moonen wrote:
didn't clearly understood your question but if you want to use a " character inside a string, you can use '\"' as an escape sequence:

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