C / C++ / MFC

Amit Agarrwal12-Jul-06 23:08

Amit Agarrwal

12-Jul-06 23:08

hello
thanx..its working

can i handle menu similarly as i handle for the Doc/View Archicture.
thanx.

_AnsHUMAN_ 12-Jul-06 23:28

_AnsHUMAN_

12-Jul-06 23:28

Yeah In the OnCommand function of your dialog do this

switch(wParam)
{
case ID_FILE_HELLO:
              AfxMessageBox("i am here");
              break;
// etc follow with more options
}

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

_AnShUmAn_

wlwlxj12-Jul-06 23:18

wlwlxj

12-Jul-06 23:18

VC6 Dialog->Properties->General->Menu
set Meun ID in the Combox

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Re: System Uptime [modified]

Hamid_RT13-Jul-06 0:08

Hamid_RT

13-Jul-06 0:08

Create your program (for example CDialog)
then go to resource and right click in resource and use Add resource in this window use Menu and ok
now you can insert elements after insert item you can right click in each element and use
Add event handler... in the class list you can select your class and click Add and edit
then if it work you can see your function that depend to menu and write your code.
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if you dont want to use resource you can create your menu (dymanic) that of course its not easy than to use above way

whitesky

System Uptime

Metal_Knight12-Jul-06 22:14

Metal_Knight

12-Jul-06 22:14

Hi All,

I've got some problems with getting the
System Uptime.

I try to get the System Uptime of
NT4.0, WIN2000, WINXP, WIN2003.

By searching the Internet I've found
two solution's:

1. Using PDH-Counters (doesn't work under NT4.0)
2. Using getTickCount (but after 49.7days the Counter is reset to 0)

Thanks for your help.
Andy

Jonathan [Darka]12-Jul-06 22:25

Jonathan [Darka]

12-Jul-06 22:25

Do you really need to support NT4?

Darka [Xanya]

-- modified at 4:40 Thursday 13th July, 2006

Metal_Knight12-Jul-06 23:01

Metal_Knight

12-Jul-06 23:01

Yes, that's the problem!
I've only problems with the NT4.0 System.

If it's not possible to get the System Uptime
perhaps somebody could tell me how to get the
BootTime of this PC.

David Crow13-Jul-06 3:13

13-Jul-06 3:13

Metal_Knight wrote:
...how to get the
BootTime of this PC.

How about NetUserGetInfo()?

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

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

David Crow13-Jul-06 3:42

13-Jul-06 3:42

Excluding NT4, can you use the SystemUpTime member of the Win32_PerfRawData_PerfOS_System class?

Have you seen this article?

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

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

earl13-Jul-06 5:15

earl

13-Jul-06 5:15

Could you do it by scanning the event log for a boot message? Of course, if it's been up long enough, this message could expire off the event log buffer.

David Crow13-Jul-06 5:36

Context Menu for File Right Click in Window

13-Jul-06 5:36

earl wrote:
Could you do it by scanning the event log for a boot message?

Perhaps, but only Metal_Knight will know for sure if that's a viable option.

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

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

Eternet to comport

birajendu12-Jul-06 22:03

birajendu

12-Jul-06 22:03

hi..

I need to do a program in which i like to send data fron ethernet port and will catch in other systems hyperterminal...

Thanx in advance

birajendu
CyberG India
Delhi
India

Andy Rama12-Jul-06 21:53

Andy Rama

12-Jul-06 21:53

Hi to all,
How to set my own Context Menu for Right Click of any file. ( as we see Normal Context Menu for right click on any file in Windows)

I am designing a code to play Audio Files. So (after installing it), I want to add Menu Item “Add in My_Project_Name” in Context Menu of Right Click on all Audio Files. How to do it?

Thanks & Best Regards,
Aniket Salunkhe

Re: Context Menu for File Right Click in Window

Abhi Lahare12-Jul-06 22:12

Abhi Lahare

12-Jul-06 22:12

see http://www.codeproject.com/shell/shellextguide1.asp[^]

Regards
Abhishake Lahare

fprintf

Programm3r12-Jul-06 21:48

Programm3r

12-Jul-06 21:48

Hi all,

I'm trying write the variable line1's value to a file, but the output in the file is:

1824896

This is what i'm trying:

String^ line1 = "082 123 4567";
char *CellNumber = (char*)(Marshal::StringToHGlobalAnsi(line1)).ToPointer();
fprintf( CRCOutput, "%s",CellNumber );

-- OR --

fprintf( CRCOutput, "%d",CellNumber );

But I still get the same result.

Can anyone help.

Thanx in advance

Programm3r

TClarke12-Jul-06 22:00

TClarke

12-Jul-06 22:00

Looks like your printing the pointer address, try dereferencing CellNumber.

Programm3r12-Jul-06 22:05

Programm3r

12-Jul-06 22:05

ok, haven't thought of that.

Thanx I'll see if that works.

Programm3r

Programm3r12-Jul-06 22:48

Programm3r

12-Jul-06 22:48

TClarke,

I came right thanx I used a StreamReader

StreamWriter^ CNFwriter = gcnew StreamWriter(path);
CNFwriter->Write(line1);

Without using conversions.

Thanx

Cool | :cool:

Programm3r Cool | :cool:

TClarke13-Jul-06 1:25

TClarke

13-Jul-06 1:25

Thanks for the feedback Smile | :)

David Crow13-Jul-06 3:44