C / C++ / MFC

Rajesh R Subramanian5-Mar-07 21:02

Rajesh R Subramanian

5-Mar-07 21:02

Have you tried CopyFile or CopyFileEx?

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kakan5-Mar-07 21:07

5-Mar-07 21:07

Vjys wrote:
without the help of the driver

Then you will have to build your own driver that handles the low-level stuff, such as connecting to the pen drive, identify it, communicating with it, handle error conditions, disconnects, e.t.c. That's the hard part.
On top of that driver, you will have to build a file system. I haven't checked, but there must be quite a few source codes for the FAT32 file system on the net. Else, there is plenty of information about FAT32, so that part shouldn't be too hard to implement.
Good luck.

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Vjys5-Mar-07 21:42

Vjys

5-Mar-07 21:42

Thanks for your suggestions.

Yes Iam developing my own driver. I have already did some coding for identifying the drive and also communicating for some details.
I got the handle for the device.

Now i want to send folders into it.

If at all if you get any information please inform me.

Regards
vijay

kakan5-Mar-07 21:59

5-Mar-07 21:59

Hello.

You will have to have some kind of file system on the pen drive. One (standard) way would be to use FAT32. That way, the directories and files on the pen drive will be readable by every machine/OS under the sun.

As I said before, there must be quite a few source codes for the FAT32 file system on the net. Else, there is plenty of information about FAT32, so that part shouldn't be too hard to implement.

Just Google for it. If you can't find a source on the net, its not that hard to implement yourself. Just make sure you handle the FAT table (and eventual copies of it) correct.
I once wrote a diskette file system repair program and that wasn't too hard.

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Problem Regarding Updation of Exe and the message of the Taskmanager

Rajesh R Subramanian5-Mar-07 21:18

Rajesh R Subramanian

5-Mar-07 21:18

I just wonder why would someone want to do this. Win 2K or above merely detects any USB storage device and assigns it a drive letter automatically. If the OS hasn't detected it, it means the device is not assigned with a drive letter and how pretty are you planning to copy stuff into it? In addition to that if there is a driver installed for a device, then there is no reason for someone not to use it.

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MFC PROJECT

T.RATHA KRISHNAN5-Mar-07 19:58

T.RATHA KRISHNAN

5-Mar-07 19:58

I've a MFC Project devoloped using Gamebryo(NetImmerse)Engine. In this Project,
if I change a file for a parent, the clones not automatically updating. The change takes effect only after we save,close and reopen the file. The code for Reload i.e. changing a file is,

void CPerspectiveDoc::OnReload()
{
interactiveload = TRUE;
ChangedLoadedFile = true;

HTREEITEM selectednode = m_StructureView->GetTreeCtrl().GetSelectedItem();
CInsightNode* propkey = (CInsightNode*)m_StructureView->GetTreeCtrl().GetItemData(selectednode);
AddChildSG(propkey,(NiNode *)propkey->GetViewHandle());
}

AddChildSG is defined as,
unsigned int CPerspectiveDoc::AddChildSG(CInsightNode *Insight,NiNode *ParentNode)
{
NiNode *save;
unsigned int retval;

save = m_CurrentNode;
m_CurrentNode = ParentNode;
// get translate and rotate from CInsightNode
placetranslate = Insight->GetPosTrans();
placematrix = Insight->GetPosRotate();
retval = InteractiveAddNodeandSelect(Insight);
placetranslate.x = 0;
placetranslate.y = 0;
placetranslate.z = 0;
placematrix.MakeIdentity();
m_CurrentNode = save;
return retval;
}

James_Programmer5-Mar-07 19:55

James_Programmer

5-Mar-07 19:55

Hello All,
I have a application like client can download updated version of my software and I have made that functionality to download my new file from the FTP.

But major problem is my new application takes more than 10 mins. to download to the client's computer and while downloading the new files the TASKMANAGER shows process Not Responding instead of Running.

In the background download process is running so why TASKMANAGER shows me message Not Responding.

Thanks in advance!!!

size of controls in dialog based application

neha.agarwal275-Mar-07 19:24

neha.agarwal27

5-Mar-07 19:24

Hi all,
I am making a dialog based application.
In that application i have made a list control...
i m placing maximize and minimise button in dialog box.
when i m maximizing my dialog box dialog box fits according to screen but the list control in it does not fit to Dialog box screen
Basically what i want is, if i increase or decrease dialog box size accordingly control size should increase or decrease and it should fit inside dialog box...
How to do it????????????
Thanks in advance

Re: size of controls in dialog based application

prasad_som5-Mar-07 19:29

prasad_som

5-Mar-07 19:29

You may like to have a look at Resizable dialog[^] by Paolo Messina .

Prasad
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Re: size of controls in dialog based application

Hamid_RT5-Mar-07 19:44

Hamid_RT

5-Mar-07 19:44

You can set size of list on the WM_SIZE

WhiteSky

MFC Window Maximized

rushiraj.jhala5-Mar-07 19:00

rushiraj.jhala

5-Mar-07 19:00

hi,

In my MFC doc/view project I want to find out is main window is maximized or not how can i get this.

Thanks ,
Rushiraj.

Re: MFC Window Maximized

prasad_som5-Mar-07 19:20

prasad_som

5-Mar-07 19:20

Use GetWindowPlacement.

WINDOWPLACEMENT wndpl;
AfxGetMainWnd()->GetWindowPlacement(&wndpl);
if ( wndpl.showCmd == SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED )
{
//maximized
}

Prasad
Notifier using ATL | Operator new[],delete[][^]

Re: MFC Window Maximized

Michael Dunn5-Mar-07 21:21

Michael Dunn

5-Mar-07 21:21

Check out IsZoomed()

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Time problem

david bagaturia5-Mar-07 18:33

david bagaturia

5-Mar-07 18:33

Hi all.

Can setvice use [use function time(NULL)] system time or he can't?

kakan5-Mar-07 19:52

5-Mar-07 19:52

There are, AFAIK, no limitaions using the runtime libraries in a service.
(Network access might be restricted, however).
So calling time(NULL) is perfectly alright.

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david bagaturia5-Mar-07 20:27

david bagaturia

5-Mar-07 20:27

Thanks.

Rajesh R Subramanian5-Mar-07 21:21

Rajesh R Subramanian

5-Mar-07 21:21

david bagaturia wrote:
Thanks.

If I were you, I would have rated his post.

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kakan5-Mar-07 21:25