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7-May-07 4:48

did you provide all the .lib files in your linker settings ?

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Post Build step

tom groezer7-May-07 4:27

7-May-07 4:27

Below are the post build steps that are given in my project settings

echo copy $(TargetDir)$(TargetFileName) "D:\Program Files\Folder"
copy $(TargetDir)$(TargetFileName) "D:\Program Files\Folder"

echo regsvr32 /s /c "D:\Program Files\HP\Digital Imaging\bin\$(TargetFileName)"
echo regsvr32 exec. time > "$(OutDir)\regsvr32.trg"

I have separated the two groups by a line. If I understand correctly the first group shall copy the generated TargetfileName to the directory specified and echo the necessary message.
What I could not understand is the last piece of line that is mentioned. It also does an echo yet the intent seems to be one of registering Dead | X|

Re: Post Build step

toxcct7-May-07 4:55

7-May-07 4:55

the > operator is for redirecting the output...
BTW, why not echoing a registration ? like that, you can see what's going on, no ?

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Re: Post Build step

tom groezer7-May-07 20:41

7-May-07 20:41

Which step does the registeration and what does the following line imply

echo regsvr32 exec. time > "$(OutDir)\regsvr32.trg"

Strip file lines?

bosfan7-May-07 3:45

7-May-07 3:45

Hello,
is there any function for strip a string, file lines?
This is a text file with tab as separator.
Lets say we have a file with this format:

index fname lname age ...
1     name  lname 20

Now strip index fname lname etc. in own values...

Thanx for any sugestion
termal

David Crow7-May-07 3:54

David Crow

7-May-07 3:54

termal wrote:

Now strip index fname lname etc. in own values...

Normally, "strip" means remove. It sounds like you want to parse tab-delimited lines into separate variables. Yes?

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toxcct7-May-07 3:58

Re: Strip file lines? [modified]

7-May-07 3:58

as i understood, it seems that he wants to strip the first line (which contains the columns headers)

but he'll probably need to parse over the tab too

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bosfan7-May-07 4:26

7-May-07 4:26

Hello,
yes, sorry about my question!
You have right, i like to parse a tab-delimited lines into separate variables,
ok, i have all to show in grid so i look for a function, or idea to do this!
(and yes, i skip the first line with headers this part works Smile | :)

)
When i try to parse the line, at end of file i have symbols like this: "ÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌ", why that?

thanks
termal

-- modified at 10:33 Monday 7th May, 2007

Hans Dietrich7-May-07 4:45

Hans Dietrich

7-May-07 4:45

Can you post your code that does the parsing?

bosfan7-May-07 4:54

7-May-07 4:54

Hi,
my first error, this with symbols, i read wrong maybe.
Ok, here is the first try:

char acbuff[4097];
// in this case i have this symbols at end of string(csFileContent in a loop)
while(0 != (iReadSize = stdFile.Read(contentbuffer, 4096)))
{	
	csFileContent += contentbuffer;
	*contentbuffer = 0;	
	iReadSize = 0;
}
// than i add this: contentbuffer[iReadSize] = '\0';
while(0 != (iReadSize = stdFile.Read(contentbuffer, 4096)))
{
	contentbuffer[iReadSize] = '\0'; // new added line
	csFileContent += contentbuffer;
	*contentbuffer = 0;	
	iReadSize = 0;
}

now is better with my content of CString.
Still the part with parsing.

ragards
termal

David Crow7-May-07 5:14

David Crow

7-May-07 5:14

So what does csFileContent contain at the end of it all?

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bosfan7-May-07 5:20

7-May-07 5:20

Hello,
csFileContent is a CString, now is in there nothing like "ÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌÌ" Smile | :)

this after i modify my loop for file reading, my post before.
And, i think on somethink like next loop over my filecontent.

LPCTSTR lpszContent = csFileContent;

while(*lpszContent)
{
// parse line
lpszContent++;
}

thanks
termal

toxcct7-May-07 5:30

7-May-07 5:30

sorry, but this time, i really can't understand what you said...

i'm suspecting you no to be american as you say in your profile Poke tongue | ;-P

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bosfan7-May-07 5:36

7-May-07 5:36

hi,
i just ask is there any function to parse a fileline( with tab-separated), nothing else,
if yes, which one!

I never say im american! Poke tongue | ;-P

regards

toxcct7-May-07 5:47

7-May-07 5:47

termal wrote:
if yes, which one!

don't know, i used to do such read by hand...

termal wrote:
I never say im american!

so you'd want to change this[^] Poke tongue | ;-P

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David Crow7-May-07 6:19

David Crow

7-May-07 6:19

termal wrote:
i just ask is there any function to parse a fileline( with tab-separated)...

Yes, use AfxExtractSubstring().

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bosfan7-May-07 21:32

Re: Strip file lines? [modified]

7-May-07 21:32

Hello,
thank you for Answer!

regards
termal

Mark Salsbery7-May-07 7:01

Mark Salsbery

7-May-07 7:01

Something like this?

CString csFileContent = _T("index\tfname\tlname\tage\n1\tname\tlname\t20\n");
int curPos= 0;
CString ParsedStr = csFileContent.Tokenize(_T("\t\n"), curPos);
while (ParsedStr != _T(""))
{
   //TRACE1("** ParsedStr == %s\n", (LPCTSTR)ParsedStr);
   ParsedStr = csFileContent.Tokenize(_T("\t\n"), curPos);
};

-- modified at 10:15 Tuesday 8th May, 2007
Fixed generic string consistency (thanks toxxct!) Smile | :)

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toxcct7-May-07 7:16

7-May-07 7:16

Mark, if you're using unicode stuff, use CStringW.
otherwise, with CString, prefer _T() macro around your litterals
look, you're even casting to LPCTSTR instead of LPCWSTR... your code is not consistant Wink | ;)

and sorry if you received this multiple times, the servers had a bad time with me

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Mark Salsbery8-May-07 4:10

Mark Salsbery

8-May-07 4:10

;P;P

Thanks "tox" Smile | :)

In my defense, I throw stuff together in my little MFC Test project (Unicode-enabled) and
I just needed it to compile. I meant to strip the 'L's.

Cheers Smile | :)

Mark

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Mark Salsbery8-May-07 4:13

Mark Salsbery

8-May-07 4:13

Fixed but untested! Laugh | :laugh:

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bosfan7-May-07 21:30

7-May-07 21:30

Hello,
thank you for help!

regards
termal

Linker Error LNK2005

tom groezer7-May-07 3:30

7-May-07 3:30

I'm getting the following errors when I build a dll in debug mode with the Runtime library setting to Multithreaded debug /MD

1>Linking...
1>MSVCRTD.lib(MSVCR80D.dll) : error LNK2005: _strcat_s already defined in LIBCMTD.lib(strcat_s.obj)
1>MSVCRTD.lib(MSVCR80D.dll) : error LNK2005: _wcslen already defined in LIBCMTD.lib(wcslen.obj)
1>MSVCRTD.lib(MSVCR80D.dll) : error LNK2005: _wcscpy_s already defined in LIBCMTD.lib(wcscpy_s.obj)
1>MSVCRTD.lib(MSVCR80D.dll) : error LNK2005: __mbschr already defined in LIBCMTD.lib(mbschr.obj)
1>MSVCRTD.lib(MSVCR80D.dll) : error LNK2005: _iswctype already defined in LIBCMTD.lib(iswctype.obj)
1>MSVCRTD.lib(MSVCR80D.dll) : error LNK2005: _isxdigit already defined in LIBCMTD.lib(_ctype.obj)

However when I change the setting to Multithreaded debug Dll I no longer get the same error. can anybody tell me so.

P.S. this project used to compile on VC6 and no longer compiles once it is ported to VC2005.

Re: Linker Error LNK2005

jhwurmbach7-May-07 4:20

jhwurmbach

7-May-07 4:20

Someone, somewhere, is linking with a singlethreaded runtime. Or with one statically linking the MFC. Or both.

Failure is not an option - it's built right in.

Re: Linker Error LNK2005

tom groezer7-May-07 4:51