Re: MFC Dialog - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Re: how to use group of radio button as single control?

KarstenK30-Aug-07 1:19

30-Aug-07 1:19

...and start every group of button with the group property.

Tip: in resource view use Ctrl+T and Ctrl+D and look and click (to sort) :->

Greetings from Germany

Re: how to use group of radio button as single control?

David Crow30-Aug-07 3:13

David Crow

30-Aug-07 3:13

As long as you put them in the proper z-order and use the WS_GROUP style correctly, this is how they are supposed to behave.

"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

how to get 32-bit graphics on EVC++ 4.0 SP4

mercenary0130-Aug-07 0:53

mercenary01

30-Aug-07 0:53

How do I put a BMP file that would display 32-bit worth of colors. The EVC++ seems to be lower the color specs of whatever image I pu on the dialog box., advice

Thanks,

Samuel

MFC Dialog

Bhavesh Bagadiya30-Aug-07 0:49

Bhavesh Bagadiya

30-Aug-07 0:49

I have crated a MFC dialog which i coded as model dialog. what is easy way to convert it in to modeless dialog.

Re: MFC Dialog

Naveen30-Aug-07 0:56

Naveen

30-Aug-07 0:56

Bhavesh Bagadiya wrote:
what is easy way to convert it in to modeless dialog.

use CDialog::Create() function or call the DoModal from another thread.

nave

[OpenedFileFinder]

Re: MFC Dialog

Nishad S30-Aug-07 1:41

Nishad S

30-Aug-07 1:41

Bhavesh Bagadiya wrote:
what is easy way to convert it in to modeless dialog.

Naveen.R wrote:
or call the DoModal from another thread.

Is it so easy? Wink | ;)

- NS -

Re: MFC Dialog

Naveen30-Aug-07 2:03

Naveen

30-Aug-07 2:03

NS17 wrote:
Is it so easy?

For me the Create will be more easy. but i just mentioned another option also..

nave

[OpenedFileFinder]

Re: MFC Dialog

Nishad S30-Aug-07 2:12

Nishad S

30-Aug-07 2:12

Naveen.R wrote:
For me the Create will be more easy

Mee too... Wink | ;)

- NS -

cursor in readonly mode richedit control..

mirraa30-Aug-07 0:33

mirraa

30-Aug-07 0:33

i'm dispalying a set of strings in richedit which is in readonly mode...but after dispalying the cursor is not seen in the last letter...
it is in the firstline first column itself...
how to make the cursor move while the string is getting displayed successively and at the end cursor should be at the end of string....
any help with a code snippet....
thanx n advance...

Re: cursor in readonly mode richedit control..

Nishad S30-Aug-07 1:39

Nishad S

30-Aug-07 1:39

m_richedit.SetSel( pos, pos );

- NS -

Re: cursor in readonly mode richedit control..

Randor 30-Aug-07 2:58

Randor

30-Aug-07 2:58

Try:

<br />
int i = m_RichLogCtrl.GetWindowTextLength();<br />
m_RichLogCtrl.SetSel(i, i);<br />

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

Unique hardware ID number (c++)

J_E_D_I30-Aug-07 0:31

J_E_D_I

30-Aug-07 0:31

Does anybody know how to obtain a unique ID number for:
1) Windows version running
2) HDD
3) Motherboard
4) Processor

I am coding in c++. Please do not include anwers referring to other languages.

Re: Unique hardware ID number (c++)

Waldermort30-Aug-07 2:00

Waldermort

30-Aug-07 2:00

Take a screwdriver, take away the side of your PC's case and look inside ( may need a torch for the last step ).

J_E_D_I wrote:
Please do not include anwers referring to other languages.

Re: Unique hardware ID number (c++)

J_E_D_I30-Aug-07 2:31

J_E_D_I

30-Aug-07 2:31

WalderMort wrote:
Take a screwdriver, take away the side of your PC's case and look inside ( may need a torch for the last step ).

Mmmm...what a comedian! I wish I could follow your advice but unfortunately I have a laptop and no torch is necessary.
Therefore we all hand it back to you, so you can make better use of it.

Harry Potter, could you please not waste our bytes, bandwidth and time?

Hmmm | :|

Re: Unique hardware ID number (c++)

David Crow30-Aug-07 3:15

David Crow

30-Aug-07 3:15

Take a look at the WMI classes.

"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

Create Registry Key using C++

J_E_D_I30-Aug-07 0:28

J_E_D_I

30-Aug-07 0:28

I couldn't find any class on how to create my own registry key and set its value using C++.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Create Registry Key using C++

KarstenK30-Aug-07 0:38

KarstenK

30-Aug-07 0:38

Have you used the big "Search" Box? Mad | :mad:

Greetings from Germany

Re: Create Registry Key using C++

J_E_D_I30-Aug-07 0:42

J_E_D_I

30-Aug-07 0:42

Yes. None of what I've found applies to c++.... Unsure | :~

Re: Create Registry Key using C++

jhwurmbach30-Aug-07 0:47

jhwurmbach

30-Aug-07 0:47

Hmm - "registry C++" returns any amount of codeproject articles.

Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not money, I am become as a sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
George Orwell, "Keep the Aspidistra Flying", Opening words

Re: Create Registry Key using C++

J_E_D_I30-Aug-07 1:23

J_E_D_I

30-Aug-07 1:23

...none of which gives an explanantion on how to create a key and assign it a value if you are coding in Visual C++ (win32 console application), I am afraid! Confused | :confused:

Re: Create Registry Key using C++

jhwurmbach30-Aug-07 1:29

jhwurmbach

30-Aug-07 1:29

Are you perchance confused about computer language names? Unsure | :~

Are you asking for C-Sharp? (written as C#) Or for C? Confused | :confused:

This one[^] and the one KarstenK provided are C++.

Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not money, I am become as a sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
George Orwell, "Keep the Aspidistra Flying", Opening words

Re: Create Registry Key using C++

KarstenK30-Aug-07 0:49

KarstenK

30-Aug-07 0:49

I found a really tuff killer sample: http://www.codeproject.com/system/CRegistry.asp Sleepy | :zzz: