Re: date function in mfc - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Sarath C7-Jun-06 22:05

7-Jun-06 22:05

I think you can achive the same functionality by calling

CWinThread::GetMainWnd()->GetCurrentMessage() function.

Sa^Rath.

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HitTest for CListCtrl

NoName II7-Jun-06 21:15

NoName II

7-Jun-06 21:15

as I understand HitTest should return the index of CListCtrl's item that been clicked, or -1.

CPoint point;
GetCursorPos(&point);
UINT uFlags;
int nIndex=m_lstLeft.HitTest(point,&uFlags);

nIndex==-1... always

Re: HitTest for CListCtrl

Viorel.7-Jun-06 21:23

Viorel.

7-Jun-06 21:23

GetCursorPos offers the position in screen coordinates, while HitTest requires client coordinates. You probably have to use ScreenToClient function. Try this:

CPoint point;
GetCursorPos(point);
ScreenToClient(point);
UINT uFlags;
int nIndex=m_lstLeft.HitTest(point,&uFlags);

Re: HitTest for CListCtrl

NoName II8-Jun-06 0:39

NoName II

8-Jun-06 0:39

anyway smth wrong..
function returns not index of selected Item.. but index of the item+2(or +3)
I cant understand why..

Re: HitTest for CListCtrl

Viorel.8-Jun-06 1:14

Viorel.

8-Jun-06 1:14

The suggested ScreenToClient call is for the case you handle the messages within your CListCtrl-derived control. Otherwise, if you are in parent dialog, you should try the solution posted by Steve Echols: m_lstLeft.ScreenToClient(&point).

Please specify in which class you are processing the message.

If your problem is to find the selected (highlighted) item, why GetNextItem(-1, LVNI_ALL | LVNI_SELECTED) is not suitable for you?

Re: HitTest for CListCtrl

Steve Echols7-Jun-06 21:23

Steve Echols

7-Jun-06 21:23

GetCursorPos returns the mouse position in screen coordinates.

Try this:

<br />
CPoint point;<br />
GetCursorPos(&point);<br />
m_lstLeft.ScreenToClient(&point);<br />
UINT uFlags;<br />
int nIndex=m_lstLeft.HitTest(point,&uFlags);

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date function in mfc

yogendra kaushik7-Jun-06 21:09

yogendra kaushik

7-Jun-06 21:09

UpdateData(TRUE);
CString strDate=m_datetime.Format("%Y-%m-%d");
//do your stuff here
UpdateData(FALSE);
this code solve the problem of to convert mysql date format into vc++ date format but this is used to submit
now i want to fetch the date stord inot mysql table into MFC dialog box
then tel me code for this

gourav dogra jfjunf

Re: date function in mfc

David Crow8-Jun-06 3:26

David Crow

8-Jun-06 3:26

gourav456 wrote:
now i want to fetch the date stord inot mysql table into MFC dialog box

What part of this is troubling you? Retrieving date fields from a database is not unlike retrieving fields of other types. You just have to ensure that the variable you retrieve the field into is the correct type.

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Re: date function in mfc

yogendra kaushik8-Jun-06 4:20

yogendra kaushik

8-Jun-06 4:20

plz send this as soon as possible

i submit date in mysql from mfc dialoog box into mysql table using
UpdateData(TRUE);
CString str=m_datetime.Format("%Y-%m-%d");
UpdateData(FALSE);
but now how i fetch date from mysql to display in mfc dialog box 's control
send me code

Please mailing me

Re: date function in mfc

David Crow8-Jun-06 4:29

David Crow

8-Jun-06 4:29

yogendra kaushik wrote:
but now how i fetch date from mysql to display in mfc dialog box 's control

Like has already been mentioned, retrieving a date field is done just like any other field. What exactly is the problem?

Use SetWindowText() to update a control's text value. This has been mentioned to you several times, too.

What does your CRecordset-derived class look like? Are you using a DSN-less connection?

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unicode

yang__lee7-Jun-06 21:07

yang__lee

7-Jun-06 21:07

Hi,

following syntax has wszWallpaper as unicode string.
wcout << L"Wallpaper path is:\n " << wszWallpaper;

Now wallpaper path is prefixed with "L" to interpret the string as unicode.

can it be prefixed with "_T" as
wcout << _T"Wallpaper path is:\n " << wszWallpaper;

since TCHAR can be used to present ANSI as well as unicode.

Please follow up.

Leya

Re: unicode

Viorel.7-Jun-06 21:14

Viorel.

7-Jun-06 21:14

_T is a macro which needs parenthesis:

wcout << _T("Wallpaper path is:\n") << wszWallpaper;

Re: unicode

toxcct7-Jun-06 21:23

toxcct

7-Jun-06 21:23

yang__lee wrote:
can it be prefixed with "_T" as
wcout << _T"Wallpaper path is:\n " << wszWallpaper;

actually, yes, but not like you do.

use _T macro like this :

wcout << _T("Wallpaper path is:\n ") << wszWallpaper;

BTW, be aware that TCHAR is defined as wchar_t when UNICODE is defined, ,but is defined to char only, if the project is building Single bytes strings...

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Windows subsystems related

NiceNaidu7-Jun-06 20:48

NiceNaidu

7-Jun-06 20:48

Hi Frends,

Windows 2000 architecture provides support for three kind of subsystems

1)Win 32 2)OS/2 3) POSIX .

Can anybody give me some examples ,where in OS/2 and POSIX subsystems are used in real world?

Thanks.

Appu..
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Re: Windows subsystems related

Sarath C7-Jun-06 22:03

Sarath C

7-Jun-06 22:03

This one help you[^] to know about OS2 subsystem in windows

This one regarding POSIX subsytem in windows[^]

You can see some stuff related to it if follows these links.

Sa^Rath.

"Don't Do Different things... Do Things Differently..."

Understanding State Pattern in C++

Re: Windows subsystems related

NiceNaidu7-Jun-06 23:03

NiceNaidu

7-Jun-06 23:03

Thanks Sarath for the help.

But in one seminar , i came to know that the Subsystem that is used in ATM machines is POSIX .It is not Win32.

Is there any such applications exist with OS/2 subsystem ??

Thanks.

Appu..
"If you judge people, you have no time to love them."

WM ASF Writer Filter.... dont want to write file

Andy Rama7-Jun-06 20:42

Andy Rama

7-Jun-06 20:42

Hi to all,
I am using "WM ASF Writer" Filter for streaming videos in Network. But I dont want to write the file using this "WM ASF Writer" Filter. Plz. help me for that.

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards,
Aniket

Creating XP themes [modified]

Member 30398437-Jun-06 20:20

Member 3039843

7-Jun-06 20:20

Hi,
I want to apply XP theme to my program .
How can i do this?
I am using VC++6.0.
Thanx in advance.

-- modified at 2:33 Thursday 8th June, 2006

Re: Creating XP themes [modified]

Naveen7-Jun-06 20:24

Naveen

7-Jun-06 20:24

sruti_p wrote:
How can i do this?

use SetWindowTheme

or Add a manifest file to the resources

nave

Re: Creating XP themes [modified]

Member 30398437-Jun-06 20:42

Member 3039843

7-Jun-06 20:42

how can i do this?

Re: Creating XP themes [modified]

Naveen7-Jun-06 20:54

Naveen

7-Jun-06 20:54

mail me i will send u the code.. The code contain some HTML tags.. So i coudn't post it here

nave

Re: Creating XP themes [modified]

Naveen7-Jun-06 21:03

Naveen

7-Jun-06 21:03

or check this

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnwxp/html/xptheming.asp[^]

nave

Re: Creating XP themes [modified]

Hamid_RT7-Jun-06 20:55

Hamid_RT

7-Jun-06 20:55

one way in your rc file add this code
CREATEPROCESS_MANIFEST_RESOURCE_ID RT_MANIFEST ".\\test.manifest"
test should replaced by name your project

whitesky

About Edit box

Saday Sarkar7-Jun-06 19:53

Saday Sarkar

7-Jun-06 19:53

Hi all,
I need to change the font of Edit box ,
But I have no idea how to do it.PLz help.
Thanks to all
Saday

Saday Chand Sarkar
Trek Technology(s)Pte.Ltd.

Re: About Edit box

Hamid_RT7-Jun-06 19:59

Hamid_RT

7-Jun-06 19:59

use SetFont();
CEdit m;
m.SetFont();

whitesky

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