Re: Mainframe icon in MSDS 2005 - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Re: basic vc++

Christian Graus28-Jan-07 0:33

Christian Graus

28-Jan-07 0:33

Buy a book. Google will give you plenty of hits, but a beginner book will give you a better grounding

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

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Re: basic vc++

Rajesh R Subramanian28-Jan-07 3:55

Rajesh R Subramanian

28-Jan-07 3:55

Christian Graus wrote:
Google will give you plenty of hits, but a beginner book will give you a better grounding

Well said.

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Re: basic vc++

Sceptic Mole29-Jan-07 3:16

Sceptic Mole

29-Jan-07 3:16

Sonipriya wrote:
how to learn basic concept of vc++

VC++ is obsolete. Learn <big><big>C#</big></big> instead!

Re: basic vc++

Mark Salsbery29-Jan-07 7:42

Mark Salsbery

29-Jan-07 7:42

Wrong board! I'm marking this as ABUSE! Wink | ;)

Re: basic vc++

malaugh29-Jan-07 9:00

malaugh

29-Jan-07 9:00

Search for "beginners guide to dialog based applications" on Code Project. Its an excellent starting point.

Re: basic vc++

Hamid_RT29-Jan-07 18:09

Hamid_RT

29-Jan-07 18:09

Yes an also you can see a good articles on the codeproject Wink | ;)

WhiteSky

Mainframe icon in MSDS 2005

RalfPeter27-Jan-07 10:38

RalfPeter

27-Jan-07 10:38

Hello,

I am trying to change the icon in my main appln window from the default (MFC icon) to something else. Back in the days of the MSVC 6 version, there was an option to set the mainframe icon to 16x16 bits, which would do what I'm trying to accomplish. In v. 2005 there does not seem to be a way to change the icon from 32x32 to 16x16. Or is there? Can anyone help me w/ this? Thx,

Ralf.

ralf.riedel@usm.edu

Re: Mainframe icon in MSDS 2005

Waldermort27-Jan-07 10:57

Waldermort

27-Jan-07 10:57

Try doing it programaticaly using SetClassLong() and GCL_HICONSM

Re: Mainframe icon in MSDS 2005

Mark Salsbery27-Jan-07 11:20

Mark Salsbery

27-Jan-07 11:20

If your main frame's resources are loaded by LoadFrame(IDR_xxx) then create/edit an icon resource
with the id == IDR_xxx and it will do WalderMort's suggestion for you. If the icon only has
32x32 size then the system will resize it when necessary. You can always add/remove other sizes
to the icon resource.

Mark

Re: Mainframe icon in MSDS 2005

Michael Dunn27-Jan-07 14:31

Michael Dunn

27-Jan-07 14:31

It's well-hidden in VC8. Right-click in the icon editor->Current icon image types->select a size

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What wronge with my code ? try to use FindFirstFile function.

Yanshof27-Jan-07 9:09

Yanshof

27-Jan-07 9:09

Hi ,

I getting always hFile = 0xfffff and i dont know what i did wrong.
Please help me. Rose | [Rose]

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bool CSearchFile::SearchFileInPath(CString &sFileName, CString &sPath, std::vector<char*>&cResultBuffer)<br />
{<br />
	HANDLE          hFile;                   // Handle to file<br />
	WIN32_FIND_DATA FileInformation;         // File information<br />
	bool bRetVal = false;<br />
<br />
	if(sPath.IsEmpty() || (sPath.CompareNoCase(_T("*.*")) == -1))<br />
		sPath.Format(_T("C:\\"));<br />
	<br />
	if(cResultBuffer.size() > 1 )<br />
	{<br />
		cResultBuffer.clear();<br />
	}<br />
<br />
	sFileName += _T("\\*.*");<br />
<br />
	hFile = ::FindFirstFile(sFileName, &FileInformation);<br />
<br />
	if(hFile != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)<br />
	{<br />
                   .<br />
                   .<br />
                   .<br />
                   .<br />
	}<br />
<br />
	// Close handle<br />
	::FindClose(hFile);<br />
<br />
	return bRetVal;<br />
}<br />

Re: What wronge with my code ? try to use FindFirstFile function.

Michael Dunn27-Jan-07 9:38

Michael Dunn

27-Jan-07 9:38

What is in sFileName when you call FindFirstFile()? The code you posted can end up putting two backslashes in a row, which isn't legal in a file path.

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Re: What wronge with my code ? try to use FindFirstFile function.

Yanshof27-Jan-07 10:03

Yanshof

27-Jan-07 10:03

OK,

My program is simple MFC program that take path ( root path ) and file name and look the file in this path and directories.

The sFileName is the name of the file.
I call FindFirstFile method when user press on button "Search" in the dialog. In this case user can set Path to be *.* or empty Path - in both cases it will look the file in C:\ directorie.

I try to remove the "\\*.*" part but its still dont work and i dont know why.

Re: What wronge with my code ? try to use FindFirstFile function.

Michael Dunn27-Jan-07 10:10

Michael Dunn

27-Jan-07 10:10

I mean what specifically is in sFileName? When FindFirstFile() fails, what is the value of GetLastError()?

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Re: What wronge with my code ? try to use FindFirstFile function.

Yanshof27-Jan-07 10:34

Yanshof

27-Jan-07 10:34

Ok , i found the problem -

But if i need to search the current file in all C: driver ( all the harddisk ) how can i do it ?

Re: What wronge with my code ? try to use FindFirstFile function.

Waldermort27-Jan-07 10:54

Waldermort

27-Jan-07 10:54

Download the source code for this article:
http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/rehash.asp[^]
Inside is a very good sample for what you are trying to do.

Re: What wronge with my code ? try to use FindFirstFile function.

Joe Woodbury27-Jan-07 11:35

Joe Woodbury

27-Jan-07 11:35

Minor point; you should call ::FindClose() iside of the if() statement. (Windows doesn't care, but...)

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Re: What wronge with my code ? try to use FindFirstFile function.

Hamid_RT27-Jan-07 18:06

Hamid_RT

27-Jan-07 18:06

You can check for \\ instead insert _T("\\*.*"); to sFileName.(If I remember you want to write a search,right)

WhiteSky

What wronge with my code ?

Yanshof27-Jan-07 9:07

Yanshof

27-Jan-07 9:07

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Re: What wronge with my code ?

Eikthrynir27-Jan-07 12:47

Eikthrynir

27-Jan-07 12:47

What code? Confused | :confused:

Re: What wronge with my code ?

Hamid_RT27-Jan-07 18:54

Hamid_RT

27-Jan-07 18:54

Your code is hide Wink | ;)

WhiteSky

Re: What wronge with my code ?

#realJSOP28-Jan-07 0:43

#realJSOP

28-Jan-07 0:43

all your codes are belong to us

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A program running

RomTibi27-Jan-07 9:02

RomTibi

27-Jan-07 9:02

I launched a program P.EXE. Can other programs determine that P.EXE is running at that time?

Confused | :confused:

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...
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Re: A program running

bsaksida27-Jan-07 9:42

bsaksida

27-Jan-07 9:42

RomTibi wrote:
I launched a program P.EXE. Can other programs determine that P.EXE is running at that time?

yes.

Even Task manager can see programs.

Re: A program running

RomTibi27-Jan-07 20:26

RomTibi

27-Jan-07 20:26

I mean, by VC6

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...
Do not press a desperate foe too hard.

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