Re: timer-urgent - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

timer-urgent

prathuraj12-Mar-07 6:35

prathuraj

12-Mar-07 6:35

I have to display a message which has to enable for only two seconds.how to do this?

how to set timer for this???????

Re: timer-urgent

Maximilien12-Mar-07 6:41

Maximilien

12-Mar-07 6:41

have a look at SetTimer and WM_TIMER/ON_WM_TIMER

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Re: timer-urgent

David Crow12-Mar-07 7:08

David Crow

12-Mar-07 7:08

See here.

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Re: timer-urgent

led mike12-Mar-07 7:59

led mike

12-Mar-07 7:59

MFC does not have an Urgent Timer. Try the .NET Platform

System.Urgent.Timer

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Re: timer-urgent

Mark Salsbery12-Mar-07 8:12

Mark Salsbery

12-Mar-07 8:12

Once again, I can't wait to upgrade to .NET 2.0+ (VS2005) to take advantage of stuff like that.

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Re: timer-urgent

led mike12-Mar-07 8:49

led mike

12-Mar-07 8:49

link[^]

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Re: timer-urgent

Mark Salsbery12-Mar-07 8:55

Mark Salsbery

12-Mar-07 8:55

If it's that urgent (for example, this post - it could take HOURS to figure out the
correct number of milliseconds for 2 seconds) then there's always this site[^].

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Re: timer-urgent

ThatsAlok12-Mar-07 19:49

ThatsAlok

12-Mar-07 19:49

prathuraj wrote:

how to set timer for this???????

settimer.. will be tough for implementing in your condition!

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dynamic pictureBox creation

sarah_malik12-Mar-07 6:35

sarah_malik

12-Mar-07 6:35

Hi all,

I have a form that contains one button and one textbox, the textbox will take a number that will be passed to another form. I have done this successfully.
The thing is that I need the second form to create a number of pictureboxes = the number received from the first form.

Any ideas?

Re: dynamic pictureBox creation

Hamid_RT12-Mar-07 6:57

Hamid_RT

12-Mar-07 6:57

Do you want to get values of form1 on the form2

WhiteSky

Re: dynamic pictureBox creation

sarah_malik12-Mar-07 7:13

sarah_malik

12-Mar-07 7:13

nope, I've done this.

what I want is to create a number of pictureboxes in form2 that equals the number received from form1.

thanks,

Re: dynamic pictureBox creation

Maximilien12-Mar-07 8:39

Maximilien

12-Mar-07 8:39

something like this very pseudo-code code ? :

//... 
std::vector<CStatic*> myPictureBoxVector;
for ( int i = 0; i < NumberFromForm1; i++ )
{
  CStatic pStatic = new CStatic;

  CRect rect;
  ComputePosition( rect ); /// <- this will compute the position of the picture box
  pStatic->Create( ... ); 

  myPictureBoxVector.push_back( pStatic );
  //...
}
//...

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Re: dynamic pictureBox creation

sarah_malik12-Mar-07 11:58

sarah_malik

12-Mar-07 11:58

thanks alot Smile | :)

timer

deeps_cute12-Mar-07 6:07

deeps_cute

12-Mar-07 6:07

i am having two buttons b1 and b2.i have to disable a button b2 for few seconds when b1 is clicked.

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Re: timer

Maximilien12-Mar-07 6:22

Maximilien

12-Mar-07 6:22

when b1 is clicked, disable b2 and start a timer upon which you will re-enable b2.

have a look at SetTimer and ON_WM_TIMER

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Wininet.lib / Wininet.dll problem

micutzu12-Mar-07 5:55

micutzu

12-Mar-07 5:55

Hello,

I have a question: I have an application that is using Wininet.lib (set in Object/Library module). On most of the machines works well – but on some machines using IE 7 the Wininet.dll is causing an application crash. So I have tried to put Wininet.dll in the same folder with my application (the Wininet.dll from my machine) but still no luck. Anyone can provide me a solution to fix this behavior.

Thanks.

Re: Wininet.lib / Wininet.dll problem

Mike Dimmick12-Mar-07 6:22

Mike Dimmick

12-Mar-07 6:22

Test against IE 7.0 and work out where the problem occurs. If you get stuck, post the exact error message and error codes.

The reason copying your own wininet.dll doesn't help is because wininet.dll is one of the KnownDLLs. See this KB article[^] for more on KnownDLLs.

I strongly recommend you do not attempt to make Windows load your own copy of wininet.dll. This DLL maintains the browser's cache which may well have changed (indeed, probably did) between IE 6.0 and 7.0, and using the wrong version may well corrupt the cache, and any other common data structures used by the browser.

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Re: Wininet.lib / Wininet.dll problem

micutzu12-Mar-07 6:31

micutzu

12-Mar-07 6:31

Thanks a lot!

I will give it a try.

Re: Wininet.lib / Wininet.dll problem

Dmitry Khudorozhkov12-Mar-07 6:34

Dmitry Khudorozhkov

12-Mar-07 6:34

This is a very "popular" problem since the introduction of MS IE 7 beta.

Cause of the problem: WinInet API validation code was changed in Vista/IE7

Solution they propose is, in short, re-check and re-write your code...

Hope it helps,

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Doc\View

vibindia12-Mar-07 5:44

vibindia

12-Mar-07 5:44

Hi all

In Doc\View architecture . The document lies behind and the view in front and the Frame in between both.Is there any specific reason for aligning them in that particular order.

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Re: Doc\View

Cedric Moonen12-Mar-07 5:51

Cedric Moonen

12-Mar-07 5:51

vibindia wrote:
The document lies behind

The document is non-graphic. It is just a class that contains the information about your document.

vibindia wrote:
the view in front and the Frame in between both

Actually the view is embedded in the frame. It is logical: how would you do it otherwise ? You have your main frame that contains the toolbar, the menu, ... and then the view is embedded in the frame. Take for example Paint.

Maybe I didn't understood your question... Unsure | :~

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Re: Doc\View

vibindia12-Mar-07 6:06

vibindia

12-Mar-07 6:06

hi
If possible give me a link for an article.
Which explains the flow of data from Doc to View and from View to Doc.
It would be fine.if it explains with picture of Doc\View Arch..
Hmmm | :|

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Re: Doc\View

Dmitry Khudorozhkov12-Mar-07 6:37

Dmitry Khudorozhkov

12-Mar-07 6:37

Here is it:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/fr-fr/library/4x1xy43a(VS.80).aspx

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Template names for Create( LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL ); [modified]

bosfan12-Mar-07 5:34

bosfan

12-Mar-07 5:34

Hello comunity,
where to find all templatenames for this function,i search for CDialog and other dialog controls?
Or better a little sample how to use:
Create( LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL ); [modified]

thanks
break;

-- modified at 11:45 Monday 12th March, 2007

Re: Template names for Create( LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL );

Mike Dimmick12-Mar-07 6:15

Mike Dimmick

12-Mar-07 6:15

These are dialog templates in your resource files. Dialog templates, like all resources, can be identified by a number or by a name. Visual Studio generates number identifiers (defined in resource.h) unless you put double-quote marks around the identifier when using the resource editor.

It's not at all common to use string resource names. I've done it when I wanted to do some dynamic resource selection.

All the Win32 APIs dealing with resources take string (LPCTSTR) parameters. To supply a numeric ID, use the MAKEINTRESOURCE macro. Windows can tell the difference because the upper 16 bits of the 'pointer' value will always be zero for an integer resource ID, and will always be non-zero for a string resource name (since the first 64KB of the process address space is reserved and will never be used).

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