how to send unicode text in XlTable - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Re: 'HDEVINFO' and 'SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA'

Viorel.16-Jun-06 4:54

Viorel.

16-Jun-06 4:54

Do you have the following line?

#include <setupapi.h>

Re: 'HDEVINFO' and 'SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA'

kitty516-Jun-06 5:02

kitty5

16-Jun-06 5:02

Viorel. wrote:
Do you have the following line?

#include <setupapi.h>

Yes.

I #included the following:
#include "windows.h"
#include "stdlib.h"
#include "objbase.h"
#include "setupapi.h"
#include "winioctl.h"
#include "process.h"
#include "memory.h"
#include "stdafx.h"

Kitty5

Re: 'HDEVINFO' and 'SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA'

Viorel.16-Jun-06 5:13

Viorel.

16-Jun-06 5:13

Since the SetupAPI.h file defines the SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA structure in this manner:

#if _SETUPAPI_VER >= 0x0501
    . . .
    typedef ..... SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA;
    . . .
#endif

I think you have to add a definition like

#define _SETUPAPI_VER 0x0501

before all of your #include.

Re: 'HDEVINFO' and 'SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA'

kitty516-Jun-06 5:18

kitty5

16-Jun-06 5:18

how do you know to do that?

Kitty5

Re: 'HDEVINFO' and 'SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA'

Viorel.16-Jun-06 5:26

Viorel.

16-Jun-06 5:26

I used Search operation within *.h files supplied with Visual Studio, for "SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA" string. Thus I found the SetupAPI.h file and then I analyzed it.

Re: 'HDEVINFO' and 'SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA'

kitty516-Jun-06 5:48

kitty5

16-Jun-06 5:48

nope... still didn't work.
I've also made sure that the setupapi.lib is also part of the options for the linker and that I've provided a path to the lib files in the project properties.

Kitty5

Re: 'HDEVINFO' and 'SP_DEVICE_INTERFACE_DATA' [modified]

Viorel.16-Jun-06 5:56

Viorel.

16-Jun-06 5:56

Today it was reported a similar problem with other header files.

The solution was to put your #include after "stdafx.h":

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <windows.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <objbase.h>
#include <setupapi.h>
#include <winioctl.h>
#include <process.h>
#include <memory.h>

If it works, you can move your #include to the end of "stdafx.h" file and then rebuild the solution. In this case, next time your file will be compiled faster.

-- modified at 11:57 Friday 16th June, 2006

how to send unicode text in XlTable

bassel_z16-Jun-06 4:45

bassel_z

16-Jun-06 4:45

Hi XlTable Structure has 255 as the max length for a string block
so if I want to send a unicode text I'm restricted with 127 max
and the worst is that when an application like Excel expect to have
- lets say 200 - chars each block then we can't send unicode text
so any Idea how can I send unicode using XlTable
-if any one knows other format except tdtString that do the job -

regards

BASSEL

Dynamically allocating static variables

capricious_00116-Jun-06 3:54

capricious_001

16-Jun-06 3:54

Hey there,

I'm building a gui that has multiple tabs, and what I had done was set the hwnd variables as static variables such as below:

<br />
BOOL CALLBACK OptionsDialogProc(HWND hwnd, UINT msg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)<br />
{<br />
<br />
	static HWND* tab1_hwnd = new HWND;<br />
	static HWND* tab2_hwnd = new HWND;<br />
	static HWND* tab3_hwnd = new HWND;<br />
	static HWND* tab4_hwnd = new HWND;<br />
	static HWND* tab5_hwnd = new HWND;<br />
	static HWND* tab6_hwnd = new HWND;<br />
	static HWND* CurrentTabHwnd = new HWND;<br />
	static int* CurrentTabIndex = new int;<br />
	static HWND* hwndTab = new HWND;<br />
<br />
    switch(msg)<br />
    {<br />
		case WM_INITDIALOG:<br />
			{<br />
<br />
				LPSTR tab1_title = "General";<br />
				LPSTR tab2_title = "Player Edit";<br />
				LPSTR tab3_title = "Stats Attributes";<br />
				LPSTR tab4_title = "Stats Format";<br />
				LPSTR tab5_title = "File Upload";<br />
				LPSTR tab6_title = "Advanced";<br />
<br />
<br />
				INITCOMMONCONTROLSEX tabctl;<br />
<br />
				tabctl.dwSize = sizeof(tabctl);<br />
				tabctl.dwICC = ICC_TAB_CLASSES;<br />
<br />
				InitCommonControlsEx(&tabctl);<br />
<br />
				*hwndTab = GetDlgItem(hwnd,IDC_TAB1);<br />
<br />
				TCITEM ItemStruct;<br />
<br />
				ItemStruct.mask		   = TCIF_TEXT;<br />
				ItemStruct.pszText		   = tab1_title;<br />
				ItemStruct.cchTextMax     = sizeof(tab1_title);<br />
				ItemStruct.iImage	       = 0;<br />
				ItemStruct.lParam		   = 0;<br />
<br />
				SendMessage(*hwndTab, TCM_INSERTITEM, 0, (LPARAM)&ItemStruct);<br />
<br />
				ItemStruct.pszText    = tab2_title;<br />
				ItemStruct.cchTextMax = sizeof(tab2_title);<br />
<br />
				SendMessage(*hwndTab, TCM_INSERTITEM, 1, (LPARAM)&ItemStruct);<br />
<br />
				ItemStruct.pszText    = tab3_title;<br />
				ItemStruct.cchTextMax = sizeof(tab2_title);<br />
<br />
				SendMessage(*hwndTab, TCM_INSERTITEM, 2, (LPARAM)&ItemStruct);<br />
<br />
				ItemStruct.pszText    = tab4_title;<br />
				ItemStruct.cchTextMax = sizeof(tab2_title);<br />
<br />
				SendMessage(*hwndTab, TCM_INSERTITEM, 3, (LPARAM)&ItemStruct);<br />
<br />
				ItemStruct.pszText    = tab5_title;<br />
				ItemStruct.cchTextMax = sizeof(tab2_title);<br />
<br />
				SendMessage(*hwndTab, TCM_INSERTITEM, 4, (LPARAM)&ItemStruct);<br />
<br />
				ItemStruct.pszText    = tab6_title;<br />
				ItemStruct.cchTextMax = sizeof(tab2_title);<br />
<br />
				SendMessage(*hwndTab, TCM_INSERTITEM, 5, (LPARAM)&ItemStruct);<br />
<br />
				*tab1_hwnd = CreateDialogParam(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_OPTIONS_GENERAL), *hwndTab, General_OptionsDialogProc, 0);<br />
				*tab2_hwnd = CreateDialogParam(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_OPTIONS_PLAYEREDIT), *hwndTab, PlayerEdit_OptionsDialogProc, 0);<br />
				*tab3_hwnd = CreateDialogParam(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_OPTIONS_STATSATTR), *hwndTab, StatsAttr_OptionsDialogProc, 0);<br />
				*tab4_hwnd = CreateDialogParam(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_OPTIONS_STATSFORMAT), *hwndTab, StatsFormat_OptionsDialogProc, 0);<br />
				*tab5_hwnd = CreateDialogParam(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_OPTIONS_FILEUPLOAD), *hwndTab, FileUpload_OptionsDialogProc, 0);<br />
				*tab6_hwnd = CreateDialogParam(GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDD_OPTIONS_ADVANCED), *hwndTab, Advanced_OptionsDialogProc, 0);<br />
				<br />
				*CurrentTabIndex = 0;<br />
				*CurrentTabHwnd = *tab1_hwnd;<br />
<br />
				ShowWindow(*tab1_hwnd,SW_SHOWDEFAULT);<br />
<br />
<br />
			}<br />
		break;<br />
<br />
		case WM_NOTIFY:<br />
			{<br />
<br />
				LPNMHDR lpnmhdr = (LPNMHDR) lParam; 				<br />
<br />
				switch(lpnmhdr->code){<br />
					case TCN_SELCHANGE:<br />
						{<br />
							ShowWindow(*CurrentTabHwnd, SW_HIDE);<br />
<br />
							switch(TabCtrl_GetCurSel(*hwndTab)){<br />
								case 0:<br />
									ShowWindow(*tab1_hwnd,SW_SHOWDEFAULT);<br />
									*CurrentTabHwnd = *tab1_hwnd;<br />
									*CurrentTabIndex = 0;<br />
								break;<br />
								case 1:<br />
									ShowWindow(*tab2_hwnd,SW_SHOWDEFAULT);<br />
									*CurrentTabHwnd = *tab2_hwnd;<br />
									*CurrentTabIndex = 1;<br />
								break;<br />
								case 2:<br />
									ShowWindow(*tab3_hwnd,SW_SHOWDEFAULT);<br />
									*CurrentTabHwnd = *tab3_hwnd;<br />
									*CurrentTabIndex = 2;<br />
								break;<br />
								case 3:<br />
									ShowWindow(*tab4_hwnd,SW_SHOWDEFAULT);<br />
									*CurrentTabHwnd = *tab4_hwnd;<br />
									*CurrentTabIndex = 3;<br />
								break;<br />
								case 4:<br />
									ShowWindow(*tab5_hwnd,SW_SHOWDEFAULT);<br />
									*CurrentTabHwnd = *tab5_hwnd;<br />
									*CurrentTabIndex = 4;<br />
								break;<br />
								case 5:<br />
									ShowWindow(*tab6_hwnd,SW_SHOWDEFAULT);<br />
									*CurrentTabHwnd = *tab6_hwnd;<br />
									*CurrentTabIndex = 5;<br />
								break;<br />
<br />
							}<br />
						}<br />
						break;<br />
					default:<br />
						return FALSE;					<br />
				}<br />
<br />
			}<br />
		break;<br />
		case WM_COMMAND:<br />
			{<br />
<br />
				switch(LOWORD(wParam)){<br />
<br />
					case IDOK:<br />
						SendMessage(hwnd, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0);<br />
						break;<br />
					case IDCANCEL:<br />
						SendMessage(hwnd, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0);<br />
						break;<br />
				}<br />
	<br />
			}<br />
        break;<br />
        case WM_CLOSE:<br />
			{<br />
<br />
				EndDialog(hwnd, 0);<br />
				delete tab1_hwnd;<br />
				delete tab2_hwnd;<br />
				delete tab3_hwnd;<br />
				delete tab4_hwnd;<br />
				delete tab5_hwnd;<br />
				delete tab6_hwnd;<br />
				delete CurrentTabHwnd;<br />
				delete CurrentTabIndex;<br />
				delete hwndTab;<br />
<br />
			}<br />
<br />
        break;<br />
<br />
        default:<br />
            return FALSE;<br />
    }<br />
    return 0;<br />
}<br />

As you can also see I have dynamically allocated them as well. The reason for doing this is because I dont want to make sure that the dialog boxes dont hog a lot of memory. The problem I am receiving is that once this dialog box is called that contains the multiple tabs, I get an error once I close, reopen and close once again this specific dialog box. The error is as follows:

Debug Assertion Failed!

Program: C:/.../RS_Stats32.exe
File: dbgdel.cpp
Line: 47

Expression: _BLOCK_TYPE_IS_VALID(pHead->nBlockUse)

I looked on MSDN but it doesnt offer any helpful advice on how I fix this error. I know its an issue with dynamically allocating those variables because I did not receive this error when the variables were just static and not dynamically allocated. My questions basically are:

1) Is it possible to dynamically allocate static variables, and allow the variables to dynamically allocated and destroyed once a routine has been completed? If so how?

2) Is making the hwnd variables dynamically allocated worth it? Does it actually save a considerable amount of memory?

Any help would be appreciated Smile | :)

Thanks,

Robbie

Re: Dynamically allocating static variables

Laxman Auti16-Jun-06 4:07

Laxman Auti

16-Jun-06 4:07

wrote:

EndDialog(hwnd, 0);
delete tab1_hwnd;
delete tab2_hwnd;
delete tab3_hwnd;
delete tab4_hwnd;
delete tab5_hwnd;
delete tab6_hwnd;
delete CurrentTabHwnd;
delete CurrentTabIndex;
delete hwndTab;

Instead of this try to call the EndDialog(hwnd, 0); after deleting all the tabs.it may resolve your problem Unsure | :~

Knock out 't' from can't,
You can if you think you can
Cool | :cool:

Re: Dynamically allocating static variables

capricious_00116-Jun-06 4:17

capricious_001

16-Jun-06 4:17

Hey man,

lol thanks for the fix, but I ran into a BIG problem. When I ran the program and closed the dialog box, I got my 8th (i think?) ever BSoD and some very weird exorcist sounds coming from my speakers. So dont think that worked out too well. Any other ides you may have?

Robbie

Re: Dynamically allocating static variables

Viorel.16-Jun-06 4:28

Viorel.

16-Jun-06 4:28

I think the problem is because of multiple delete operations performed on the same pointer. You probably believe that a line like

static HWND* tab1_hwnd = new HWND;

within a function allocates the object on each execution of that function. This is not true: the pointer is allocated once.

You can change it like this:

static HWND* tab1_hwnd = NULL;
...
case WM_INITDIALOG:
    tab1_hwnd = new HWND;
    . . .

case WM_CLOSE:
    ::DestroyWindow(*tab1_hwnd);
    delete tab1_hwnd;
    tab1_hwnd = NULL;
    . . .

Actually HWND is not so a big object. It takes only 4 bytes. Therefore you can work without pointers:

static HWND tab1_hwnd = NULL;

Re: Dynamically allocating static variables

capricious_00116-Jun-06 5:07

capricious_001

16-Jun-06 5:07

Ok thats cool, I'll just take out the pointers since its easier that way. Thanks for your help guys.

Finding Hex

rajeevktripathi16-Jun-06 3:53

rajeevktripathi

16-Jun-06 3:53

Hi All
I have been puzzelled in a problem,
What have to do is, that I have some file names ( like 000001.doc, programming.doc, etc.) now I have to find out the files that are in hexadecimal (leaving file extension).

Please guide me to find out this

Thanks

Re: Finding Hex

David Crow16-Jun-06 4:01

David Crow

16-Jun-06 4:01

Use isxdigit() on the file's name.

"The largest fire starts but with the smallest spark." - David Crow

"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

Re: Finding Hex

capricious_00116-Jun-06 4:08

capricious_001

16-Jun-06 4:08

Ahh david's is a much easier way. Its in the following library as well!

#include <ctype.h>
int isxdigit(int c);

Re: Finding Hex

capricious_00116-Jun-06 4:06

capricious_001

16-Jun-06 4:06

1) Retrieve the file list

2) Loop through each file. For every File name, loop through its name until the extension is reached and check to see if each character is either [0-9] or [A-F]. If its not, just do continue; and start back at the beginning of the loop again. Use this website to utilize the ANSI character set.

http://www.alanwood.net/demos/ansi.html

Remember, the letters can be either lower case or uppercase and have different ANSI codes.

3) Record the file names in an array. (Create a dynamic allocated array for big file names).

Robbie

Re: Finding Hex

Viorel.16-Jun-06 4:11

Viorel.

16-Jun-06 4:11

Try this idea:

char name[100] = "......." ; // the file's name without extension
char * p;
strtoul(name, &p, 16);

if( *p == 0)
{
    // the name is like a hexadecimal number, or is empty
}
else
{
    // the name is not like a hexadecimal number
}

Hope it helps.

CString's Format Fuction confusion

kitty516-Jun-06 2:57

kitty5

16-Jun-06 2:57

I'm trying to in corporate a \n in a CString variable I thought that you could use the format function to do that. Here's the code:

CString look;
look.Format("Original text: <%s>\n"
"Uppered: <%s>\n"
"CompareNoCase says they differ!\n"
"Lowered again: <%s>\n\n"
"Conclusion: CompareNoCase doesn't work correctly!");
AfxMessageBox(look);

But then I keep getting the following errors:
c:\documents and settings\....cpp(102) : error C2664: 'void ATL::CStringT<basetype,stringtraits>::Format(const wchar_t *,...)' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'const char [137]' to 'const wchar_t *'
with
[
BaseType=wchar_t,
StringTraits=StrTraitMFC_DLL<wchar_t>
]
Types pointed to are unrelated; conversion requires reinterpret_cast, C-style cast or function-style cast
Build log was saved at "file://c:\Documents and Settings\kmil\Desktop\tst\LEDs_try2\LEDs_try2\Debug\BuildLog.htm"
LEDs_try2 - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)

could someone explain to me what i'm doing wrong?

Thanks,

Kitty5

Re: CString's Format Fuction confusion

toxcct16-Jun-06 3:00

toxcct

16-Jun-06 3:00

if you use a parameter in the format of the CString::Format() function, you must provide an additionnal parameter...

CString str;
str.Format("Hello %s...!", "Kitty");

TOXCCT >>> GEII power

[VisualCalc 3.0 updated ][Flags Beginner's Guide new! ]

Re: CString's Format Fuction confusion [modified]

Viorel.16-Jun-06 3:03

Viorel.

16-Jun-06 3:03

Instead of:

"Original text: <%s>\n"
"Uppered: <%s>\n"
"CompareNoCase says they differ!\n"
"Lowered again: <%s>\n\n"
"Conclusion: CompareNoCase doesn't work correctly!"

try this:

_T("Original text: <%s>\n")
_T("Uppered: <%s>\n")
_T("CompareNoCase says they differ!\n")
_T("Lowered again: <%s>\n\n")
_T("Conclusion: CompareNoCase doesn't work correctly!")

This is because you are compiling an Unicode application. The _T macro allows you to make programs for both Unicode and ANSI modes.

-- modified at 9:04 Friday 16th June, 2006

Re: CString's Format Fuction confusion

kitty516-Jun-06 3:10

kitty5

16-Jun-06 3:10

I've tried that... but then I get an "Unhandled exception at 0x102212de (msvcr80d.dll) in LEDs_try2.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x59199e91..." error. And when you go to debug it opens up the file output.c and points to line 1627 which is:
while (i-- && *pwch)

Kitty5

Re: CString's Format Fuction confusion

toxcct16-Jun-06 3:13

toxcct

16-Jun-06 3:13

i already answered...

you wrote this :

look.Format("Original text: <<font color=red>%s</font>>\n"
            "Uppered: <<font color=red>%s</font>>\n"
            "CompareNoCase says they differ!\n"
            "Lowered again: <<font color=red>%s</font>>\n\n"
            "Conclusion: CompareNoCase doesn't work correctly!");

but where are the parameters ?!!!

TOXCCT >>> GEII power

[VisualCalc 3.0 updated ][Flags Beginner's Guide new! ]

Re: CString's Format Fuction confusion [modified]

kitty516-Jun-06 3:15

kitty5

16-Jun-06 3:15

sorry I put up the wrong text...

I don't have any parameters so it's:

look.Format("Original text: \n"
"Uppered: \n"
"CompareNoCase says they differ!\n"
"Lowered again: \n\n"
"Conclusion: CompareNoCase doesn't work correctly!");

Kitty5

-- modified at 9:18 Friday 16th June, 2006

ok yes... i am an idiot... Dead | X|

maybe i should get more coffee... Sleepy | :zzz:

Re: CString's Format Fuction confusion [modified]

kakan16-Jun-06 3:14

kakan

16-Jun-06 3:14

Look at the answer from toxcct (above).

-- modified at 9:14 Friday 16th June, 2006

Twice, now. Wink | ;)

Use Ctrl+Left/Right to switch messages, Ctrl+Up/Down to switch threads, Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right to switch pages.