Re: Moving the text - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

_AnsHUMAN_ 5-Jun-06 1:51

5-Jun-06 1:51

You want to do it through GDI or have you got the text in some text or label control.

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
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Re: Moving the text

Member 30398435-Jun-06 18:04

Member 3039843

5-Jun-06 18:04

I want my text to be moved from left to right and then to left repeatedly.
I want to do this without using the thread and without GDI. How can i do this?
THanks for ur reply. Smile | :)

Re: Moving the text

_AnsHUMAN_ 5-Jun-06 18:15

_AnsHUMAN_

5-Jun-06 18:15

You have got the answer than
http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?msg=1518354&forumid=1647#xx1518354xx[^]

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Re: Moving the text

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 18:37

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 18:37

sruti_p wrote:
I want to do this without using the thread and without GDI. How can i do this?

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You can Move your Text without Thread, but it very difficult to move your text without using GDI, because for writing on Screen you have to use GDI function except if you are making console based application!

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Re: Moving the text

Member 30398435-Jun-06 20:13

Member 3039843

5-Jun-06 20:13

Then how can i do this using GDI.

Re: Moving the text

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 22:11

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 22:11

sruti_p wrote:

Then how can i do this using GDI.

You have to learn simple Screen Painting and Screen Writing for that. which you book are you refering these days

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Re: Moving the text

Nishad S5-Jun-06 1:52

Nishad S

5-Jun-06 1:52

sruti_p wrote:
I want my text to be moved

Where you want to move the text?

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Re: Moving the text

Eytukan5-Jun-06 2:00

Eytukan

5-Jun-06 2:00

Tried this one for you hehe it works,(If you actually mean a simpler one like this Big Grin | :-D

)
Declare Globals:

<br />
CString cs="sruti";<br />
clickCount=0;<br />
//m_TextOut -> CEdit<br />
onToMoveLeft()<br />
{<br />
cs =" "+cs;<br />
clickCount++;<br />
m_TextOut.SetWindowText(cs);<br />
}<br />
<br />
<br />
onToMoveRight()<br />
{<br />
cs=cs.Right(clickCount);<br />
clickCount--;<br />
m_TextOut.SetWindowText(cs);<br />
}<br />

Now it simulates a movement., Is this you want? Unsure | :~

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Re: Moving the text

Member 30398435-Jun-06 18:19

Member 3039843

5-Jun-06 18:19

Sorry Vunic.
I am not getting it.
I created a splitter window.
On the top pane i want to rotate my text(just like as you in any website).
Anyhow thanks for ur reply. Smile | :)

Re: Moving the text

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 2:00

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 2:00

sruti_p wrote:
want my text to be moved rom left to right and come back to left.

What About

CPaintDC dc(this)

for(x = 100 ;x<300;x+=5)
{
dc.TextOut(x,100,"Alok");
}

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Re: Moving the text

yang__lee5-Jun-06 2:20

yang__lee

5-Jun-06 2:20

use above code
but put
Sleep (1000) ;
so application halts for some time giving you
animation result or else you will find
text on its place only.

Leya

Re: Moving the text

Nishad S5-Jun-06 2:05

Nishad S

5-Jun-06 2:05

ThatsAlok wrote:
CPaintDC dc(this)

Where will you use this code...?

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Re: Moving the text

Eytukan5-Jun-06 2:39

Eytukan

5-Jun-06 2:39

Sleep?? It's better to make use a Timer if at all he needs to automate it.

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Re: Moving the text

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 2:21

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 2:21

NS17 wrote:
Where will you use this code...?

Offcourse in In WM_PAINT handller Smile | :)

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Re: Moving the text

Nishad S5-Jun-06 17:34

Nishad S

5-Jun-06 17:34

But you will not get the expected result if you write it in OnPaint().
You need a timer to get the result.

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Re: Moving the text

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 18:26

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 18:26

NS17 wrote:
But you will not get the expected result if you write it in OnPaint().
You need a timer to get the result.

I am just showing her example how to move text!, thought timer is one of good concept but there are concept too.. even some people doesn't prefer timer when it come to accuracy.

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Re: Moving the text

Nishad S5-Jun-06 18:35

Nishad S

5-Jun-06 18:35

Ok. I know I don't need to tell you how to use a timer to do the text scrolling... Smile | :)

ThatsAlok wrote:
I am just showing her example how to move text!,

I just mention about the timer, because according to me your code was so simple, and for a beginner it will not be enough to reach the result as you said that you would write it in the paint handler.

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Re: Moving the text

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 18:41

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 18:41

NS17 wrote:
Ok. I know I don't need to tell you how to use a timer to do the text scrolling...

naah don't take me wrong, may be i don't know about how timer work ! Smile | :)

NS17 wrote:
just mention about the timer, because according to me your code was so simple, and for a beginner it will not be enough to reach the result as you said that you would write it in the paint handler.

actually just remeber the Console Days, when you program on Turbo C++, i believe there you have programmed many character moving program Smile | :)

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Re: Moving the text

Nishad S5-Jun-06 18:50

Nishad S

5-Jun-06 18:50

ThatsAlok wrote:
may be i don't know about how timer work !

Please don't take my comment as teasing. Frown | :(

ThatsAlok wrote:
actually just remeber the Console Days

But for a beginner, I am not sure he/she can interpret what you mean. That's why I said that.

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Re: Moving the text

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 18:55

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 18:55

NS17 wrote:
Please don't take my comment as teasing.

Buddy don't take tension, i am just kiddin Smile | :)

NS17 wrote:
I am not sure he/she can interpret what you mean. That's why I said that.

Yeap you are write, it will very difficult for grasp the concept OnPaint Handller. also by carefull study, it very difficuly to see moving text at In OnPaint handller as screen have to be repainted for Printing text!

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Re: Moving the text

Stephen Hewitt5-Jun-06 4:23

Stephen Hewitt

5-Jun-06 4:23

You can't go Sleeping all over the place. The application will not be responsive and repaint itself if its Sleeping instead of running a message pump. 9/10 Sleep calls I see shouldn't be there.

Steve

vc++,

yogendra kaushik5-Jun-06 1:37

yogendra kaushik

5-Jun-06 1:37

can i get code to convert date from vc++ format mm-dd-yyyy to mysql format

yyyy-mm-dd from vc++ code.

gourav dogra jfjunf

Re: vc++,

_AnsHUMAN_ 5-Jun-06 1:49

_AnsHUMAN_

5-Jun-06 1:49

C++

SYSTEMTIME sysTime;
GetSystemTime (&sysTime);
CString s;
s.Format("%u-%u-%u",sysTime.wYear ,sysTime.wMonth ,sysTime.wDay);
    // String s has the date in your format

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Re: vc++,

Tara145-Jun-06 2:01

Tara14

5-Jun-06 2:01

Another way, I guess:

CTime sysTime = CTime::GetCurrentTime();
Cstring m_cdate;
m_cdate.Format("%d/%d/%d",sysTime.GetYear(),sysTime.GetMonth(),sysTime.GetDay());

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Re: vc++,

David Crow5-Jun-06 3:15

David Crow

5-Jun-06 3:15

TheinstruTara wrote:
m_cdate.Format("%d/%d/%d",sysTime.GetYear(),sysTime.GetMonth(),sysTime.GetDay());

Should be:

m_cdate.Format("%04d-%02d-%02d", sysTime.GetYear(), sysTime.GetMonth(), sysTime.GetDay());

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