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iam not sure if there is any function to find the whole folder size at a time.
but using some functions, like findfirst and findnext, you can write a recursive function, which traverses the folder and its sub folders, sum the sizes of the files and return you the folder size.
lets see if any master suggests any thing.
gud luck.
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No I don't want to call function recursivly. I don't want to go on that way. Is there no any function which gives me the direct size of the folder just like file.
Thanks..
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ashishbhatt wrote: No I don't want to call function recursivly.
Then you're doomed to fail.
ashishbhatt wrote: Is there no any function which gives me the direct size of the folder just like file.
He already told you no.
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ashishbhatt wrote: No I don't want to call function recursivly. I don't want to go on that way. Is there no any function which gives me the direct size of the folder just like file.
Windows do that itself also. try seeing property of Windows folder of your computer , you could see change in size rapidly!
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Hamid. wrote: See Xfoldersize - A class to determine folder size [^]
I Like this class very much!
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And you have an article that I like it.;)
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ashishbhatt wrote: ...I want to get the specific folder size.So How can I do that??
You want the size of the folder itself, or the size of all files in the folder?
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DavidCrow wrote: You want the size of the folder itself, or the size of all files in the folder?
He probably doesn't know. He should consider changing his vocation to something a bit less mentally challenging, like working at a convenience store, or driving a taxi.
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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote: like working at a convenience store, or driving a taxi.
what about cleaning road!:->
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Hi all,
Can you guys tell me how to connect a Access database to a MFC application. What are the steps I have to involve with.
Thanks.
I appreciate your help all the time...
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Eranga Thennakoon wrote: Can you guys tell me how to connect a Access database to a MFC application. What are the steps I have to involve with.
Connecting MS Access to MFC app[^]
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Thanks, I'll be back if I got any issue. 
I appreciate your help all the time...
Eranga
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Eranga Thennakoon wrote: I'll be back if I got any issue
you are always welcome!
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chandu004 wrote: i think, already you got some replies.
offcourse he have got many reply.. don't he!!! [ ]
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May be I'm the luckiest person on this forum 
Actually straighter way I have a question. Lots of database are available for our work,
MS Access
MySql
So, which one is th most powerful and easy to use in MFC applications.
I appreciate your help all the time...
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Eranga Thennakoon wrote:
So, which one is th most powerful and easy to use in MFC applications.
Each has their own strengths and weaknesses.
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That mean it is depend on the application going to develop, isn't it?
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I tried this once here.
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Thanks. But I think it is better to go with SQL. Do you use such any...
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Hello everyone...
Good day to you....
Is there any way to dynamically mask a group of bits to retrieve certain values from them?
0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0001 0000 0000 0111 0010 0001
MSB LSB
There are a total of 52 bits .
Now there is a variable say "x" depending on which I should divide this bits to calculate two values.
I am using shift operators and masking to get this job done.
Suppose x is 20
0000 0000 0111 0010 0001 would give me the first value and
0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0001 would give me the second value.
I am able to do it only for a predefined value for x i.e only for 20.
I have to mask these 52 bits in such a way that I am able to get the answer for the varying vlaues of x.
Is there a way to do this anyway.
Please help me if anyone knows to do this.
Thanks
cyjoy
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u mean, you want to return first x bits in value 1 and remaining 52-x bits in value 2 right?
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Yes you are correct..
If you could let me know how to do it.
thank you
cyjoy
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