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Hope I understood your question
See Standard file open dialog with preview[^] of course its not your answer but you can see how to insert your controls to a file dialog(for example insert a editbox when user click on a file or folder you can show this file with path in this editbox) if its your answer ok but if its not your answer reply to me
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Hi,
I havent seen an API like this, but maybe an idea can solve this...
maybe you can attach both API dialogs to a single parent dialog, I dont know if it works...but I think I have seen this in ACDSee and Winzip...
Mohammad
And ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation
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try this..
u can browse both file and folder
BROWSEINFO bi = {0};
bi.ulFlags = BIF_RETURNONLYFSDIRS|BIF_BROWSEINCLUDEFILES ;
LPITEMIDLIST pIt;
pIt = SHBrowseForFolder( &bi );
nave
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How to copy files from one location to current dir using MFC?
Thanks
Raji
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RajiRaghu wrote: How to copy files from one location to current dir using MFC?
GetCurrentDirectory will return current directory path!
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hello!! i had already posted this question once but did not get much information and so i am posting the question again. can anyone tell me how to get the Manufacturer's serial number (and not the volume number) of Hard disk using C++? i am trying to retrive the hard disk serial number while using Windows9X. i have seen a code which does the same thing, but it does not work for windows9X. can anyone give me any information about this?? thanks..
vijay.
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i think there are third party libraries which enumerate all hardware details in ue pc. google that! best of luck!
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aroli vijay wrote: i have seen a code which does the same thing, but it does not work for windows9X. can anyone give me any information about this?? thanks..
it seems you are using WMI classes! right!
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hello!! thank u for replying. yes, i used WMI classes to write the code but the code with WMI classes does not work for Windows9X. what else can i use instead of WMI classes??
vijay
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So see here[^] maybe it is some helpful to you
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thank u sir. will check this link for information. thnak u for your help
vijay
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my system is to show an image,for instance, "shutter show", during the middle way of show, i would like to pause this show.so how to write this code.thank you!!!!
Li Zhiyuan
11/09/2006
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li zhiyuan wrote: my system is to show an image,for instance, "shutter show", during the middle way of show, i would like to pause this show.so how to write this code.thank you!!!!
Sleep()
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Hi,
In a text file, are the data types of the values in the file all of the type char or can there be integers inside?
I wrote a code which produces random numbers and they are to be written to a text file.
int value;
ofstream outClientFile("1111 combination.txt",ios::out);
value = rand()%2;
outClientFile<
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The operator<< of ostream will convert everything it takes to string, and then insert into the stream. So of course the value will be converted to string.
If you'd like to write as a integer but not a string, you may use the write() method.
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KaKa' wrote: ofstream outClientFile("1111 combination.txt",ios::out);
value = rand()%2;
outClientFile<<value;>
it upto to you treat data in file... every thing written in file is string or binary digit (in case of binary file, which in turn also a string!)..
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How can i load my data more fast in my ListCtrl ?
I have my database in another computer on ODBC so in my computer !
VisualFoxpro 6.0 database !
This code works and i have some speed but if is posibile to have more speed please help me with an example !
this is my code :
...must be something to do , to have more speed !!!!!!!!
void CMyListCtrl::FillList()
{
CDatabase_Plan* pPlan = new CDatabase_Plan();
if (!pPlan->Open())
return;
if (pPlan->IsOpen())
{
int x = 0;
m_list.LockWindowUpdate();
while (!pPlan->IsEOF() )
{
int nItem = m_list.InsertItem(x, pPlan->m_name);
m_list.SetItemText(nItem, 1, pPlan->m_den);
pPlan->MoveNext();
x++;
}
}
m_list.UnlockWindowUpdate();
m_list.Invalidate();
m_list.UpdateWindow();
pPlan->Close();
}
Bravoone
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Please use the notification LVN_GETDISPINFO for implementing virtual list concept
for example see the link http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/virtuallist.asp
Regards
RinuRaj
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No , my code works but he need ... something ... maybe MoveNext have a problem i dont no please help me !
Bravoone
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Whats problem with MoveNext
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maybe MoveNext is slow !? i dont now! please help !
Bravoone
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Have you tried profiling to code to see why it's too slow?
I recommend looking at the DevPartner Profiler from here[^]
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Rinu_Raj wrote: Please use the notification LVN_GETDISPINFO for implementing virtual list concept
This type of control has already been suggested here, and probably more than once. He's not into research, though, but just wants someone else to do all of his work. 
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