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Re: Putting values in array

David Crow6-Dec-07 2:40

David Crow

6-Dec-07 2:40

Cedric Moonen wrote:
Please, think that we do not see your code...

Come on, Cedric. When you took the oath to join the super-secret club, the welcome kit contained a pair of "spy" binoculars for just this purpose.

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Re: Putting values in array

jhwurmbach6-Dec-07 3:48

jhwurmbach

6-Dec-07 3:48

DavidCrow wrote:
the welcome kit contained a pair of "spy" binoculars for just this purpose.

Like those[^] we liked so much when we were kids?
Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: Putting values in array

David Crow6-Dec-07 2:45

David Crow

6-Dec-07 2:45

Are you wanting to know which items in the list control are selected? If so, use the GetSelectedCount() and GetNextItem(..., LVNI_SELECTED) methods.

Re: Putting values in array

Maximilien6-Dec-07 3:10

Maximilien

6-Dec-07 3:10

if you are using a CListBox, have a look at GetSelItems, but your list but be set to use multiselect (and/or extended select) style.

if you are using a CListCtrl use CListCtrl::GetSelectedCount and CListCtrl::GetNextItem ( see this[^] )

Getting code page descriptions...

Haroon Sarwar6-Dec-07 1:24

Haroon Sarwar

6-Dec-07 1:24

I have gotten all the code page identifiers using the function EnumSystemCodePages...but i can't seem to find any function that returns the descriptive name of a particular code page...like the names shown in the 'Advanced' tab of Regional and Language Options...anyone know how to get the descriptions?

Re: Getting code page descriptions...

Nibu babu thomas6-Dec-07 2:27

Nibu babu thomas

6-Dec-07 2:27

Haroon Sarwar wrote:
...but i can't seem to find any function that returns the descriptive name of a particular code page...like the names shown in the 'Advanced' tab of Regional and Language Options...anyone know how to get the descriptions?

I just googled with EnumSystemCodePages and the third entry in the list was this --> http://www.codeproject.com/KB/system/codepage.aspx[^]

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Re: Getting code page descriptions...

Haroon Sarwar6-Dec-07 17:17

Haroon Sarwar

6-Dec-07 17:17

thanks....don't know how i managed to miss it!

How to copy a file from pocket PC to destktop

ni_yuansheng6-Dec-07 0:09

ni_yuansheng

6-Dec-07 0:09

How to copy a file from pocket PC to destktop PC.I want to get the best method.Please help me.Thank you!The follow is my code,but I need the better measure.Which fuction can do it?

CString strFileNamePC=_T("d:\\nini.txt");
CString strFileNamePPC=_T("\\nini.txt");
CFile oldFile;
oldFile.Open(strFileNamePC, CFile::modeWrite|CFile::modeCreate|CFile::typeBinary);

BSTR bstr = strFileNamePPC.AllocSysString();
SysFreeString(bstr);
CeRapiInit();
HANDLE h;

h = CeCreateFile(bstr, GENERIC_READ, 0/*cannot be shared*/, NULL,
OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL);

char cTemp[BUFFER_SIZE];
DWORD nbytes;
CString s;
int iTotBytes = 0;
DWORD n=CeGetFileSize(h,NULL);
if(h!=INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
{
//AfxMessageBox("??");

while(CeReadFile(h, cTemp, (DWORD)n,&nbytes,NULL) && (nbytes>=1) )
{

oldFile.Write(cTemp,n);
}
}
CeCloseHandle(h);
oldFile.Close();
CeRapiUninit();
Yunasheng Ni
ni_yuansheng

Re: How to copy a file from pocket PC to destktop

David Crow6-Dec-07 2:47

David Crow

6-Dec-07 2:47

Why not just use CopyFile()?

How to know through INF file that perticular model is PNP enable.

dubbele onzin6-Dec-07 0:02

dubbele onzin

6-Dec-07 0:02

hi,

for my one of application, i installed diffrent printer model through printer Drivers INF file, My application works fine.

Now i needed that when i'm parsing INF file through my program, how can i sure that pertincular printer model is PnP capable or not. is there any standerd way to decide this when reading a INF file. for example for an INF file the [ModelSection] defined as:

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

; Model sections
;
; Each section here corresponds with an entry listed in the
; [Manufacturer] section, above. The models will be displayed in the order
; that they appear in the INF file.

[HP]

; HP Color LaserJet 4700
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_CoF1B4,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_CoF1B4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_CoF1B4&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6217,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6217&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6217&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\VID_03F0&PID_6217&Rev_0100,DOT4PRT\VID_03F0&PID_6217&Rev_0100&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\VID_03F0&PID_6217&Rev_0100&PRINT_HPZ

; HP Color LaserJet 4730
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_Co2FFA,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_Co2FFA&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_Co2FFA&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6317,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6317&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6317&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6317&Rev_0100,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6317&Rev_0100&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6317&Rev_0100&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ

; HP LaserJet 3050
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3217&mi_00&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\Vid_03f0&Pid_3217&mi_00&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3217&Rev_0100&mi_00&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3217&Rev_0100&mi_00&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ
; HP LaserJet 3052
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3317&mi_00&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\Vid_03f0&Pid_3317&mi_00&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3317&Rev_0100&mi_00&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3317&Rev_0100&mi_00&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ

; HP LaserJet 3055
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3417&mi_00&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\Vid_03f0&Pid_3417&mi_00&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3417&Rev_0100&mi_00&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3417&Rev_0100&mi_00&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ
; HP LaserJet 3390/3392
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3517&mi_00&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\Vid_03f0&Pid_3517&mi_00&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3517&Rev_0100&mi_00&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_3517&Rev_0100&mi_00&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ

; HP LaserJet 5200
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6417,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6417&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6417&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6417&Rev_0100,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6417&Rev_0100&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6417&Rev_0100&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ

; HP LaserJet 5200L
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6617,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6617&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6617&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6617&Rev_0100,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6617&Rev_0100&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_6617&Rev_0100&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ

; HP LaserJet 3005
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_La023A,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_La023A&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_La023A&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7317,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7317&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7317&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7317&Rev_0100,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7317&Rev_0100&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7317&Rev_0100&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ

; HP LaserJet 3004
%HP_Mombi_Driver_Name% = hpmcpdp6.gpd,LPTENUM\HPUPD_PCL6,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_LaC2FB,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_LaC2FB&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\Hewlett-PackardHP_LaC2FB&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7617,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7617&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7617&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7617&Rev_0100,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7617&Rev_0100&PRINT_HPZ,DOT4PRT\vid_03f0&pid_7617&Rev_0100&DOT4&PRINT_HPZ

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

But i'm not getting how to decide which model is Pnp capable or not.plz help me.

Thanks in advance
Ashish

How to find Child Window of another Application?

narayanagvs5-Dec-07 23:50

narayanagvs

5-Dec-07 23:50

Hi,

I need to get a handle to the "Save As" Dialog of another
application once the user Clicks "Save As" Option in that
application.So as to kill the dialog Immediately.

I used FindWindowEx and EnumChildWindows but no use.
Using Spy++ I tried to get the class name of the "Save As"
Dialog it shows "#32770 (Dialog)" as is for any dialog box.

HWND hWnd = ::FindWindowEx(st_hwnd,NULL,
(LPCWSTR)"#32770 (Dialog)",(LPCWSTR)"Save As");

Even if "Save As" Dialog is not the immediate child window
for FindWindowEx to work,it should work with
EnumChildWindows,but doesn't.

HWND hWndChild = NULL;
EnumChildWindows(pWndWmp->m_hWnd, EnumAppearanceChildProc, (LPARAM)&hWndChild);		

BOOL CALLBACK EnumAppearanceChildProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam)
{									
        CString str = _T("");
	CWnd *pChildWnd = CWnd::FromHandle(hwnd);
	pChildWnd->GetWindowTextW(str);			
	if(_tcscmp(str,_T("Save")) == 0)	
	{					
		*reinterpret_cast<hwnd*>(lParam) = hwnd;	
		return FALSE;	
	}		
	return TRUE;
}</hwnd*>

What could be the problem? Is there a way where I can
get the handle to the "Save As" dialog of another application?

Thanks
Satya

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How to change the background of the slider control

yaminisridaran5-Dec-07 23:23

yaminisridaran

5-Dec-07 23:23

I am using a slider control i need the change the background colour of the background colour. I tried to change in the OnCtlColor. Please anyone suggest anything.

Re: How to change the background of the slider control

Naveen6-Dec-07 2:10

Naveen

6-Dec-07 2:10

Did u try WM_ERASEBKGND?

nave

[OpenedFileFinder]

Drag in CListCtrl, the dragging image doesn't cover the orignal image wholely when start dragging [modified]

followait5-Dec-07 23:21

followait

5-Dec-07 23:21

When begin dragging, them dragging image will offset twards left and up a little to the original one. I'd like the two images (original and dragging) in the same rect at the very begining. Here is the code:

void CDragDropListCtrl::OnBegindrag(NMHDR* pNMHDR, LRESULT* pResult) 
{
	NM_LISTVIEW *pNMListView = (NM_LISTVIEW*)pNMHDR;
	// TODO: Add your control notification handler code here
	SetCapture();
	CImageList *pIL=GetImageList(LVSIL_NORMAL);
	CRect rt;
	GetItemRect(pNMListView->iItem,&rt,LVIR_ICON);
	CPoint pt;
	GetCursorPos(&pt);
	ScreenToClient(&pt);
	pt.x-=rt.left;
	pt.y-=rt.top;
	pIL->BeginDrag(pNMListView->iItem,pt);
	ClientToScreen(&rt);
	pIL->DragEnter(NULL,rt.TopLeft());
	m_Dragging=TRUE;
	*pResult = 0;
}

modified on Thursday, December 06, 2007 5:33:04 AM

Access a remote hard disk.

vijay_aroli5-Dec-07 22:52

vijay_aroli

5-Dec-07 22:52

Is there anyway to access a remote hard disk and process it as if it was a local hard disk? I mean, I want to read sectors of data from the remote hard disk which is connected to another machine in the same LAN. Can anyone tell me about how I can get a handle to the remote disk?

Regards,
Vijay.

Get events via CWMPPlayer4

sleepfox5-Dec-07 22:48

sleepfox

5-Dec-07 22:48

Using the CWMPPlayer4 wrapper how should I get for event notifications?

Like, when a file is finished playing or when come back from full screen viwer etc.

(CWMPPlayer4 is composed without IWMPEvents Interface)

Please answer.

Thanks. Blush | :O

Re: Get events via CWMPPlayer4

zandar the great29-Sep-08 10:01

zandar the great

29-Sep-08 10:01

Were you able to figure this out? I have the same problem

Where to submit C++ Games

Vince Rojas5-Dec-07 22:30

Vince Rojas

5-Dec-07 22:30

Would anyone of you recommend a suitable site wherein I would be able to submit a game and receive feedback from players / game testers? By the way, I programmed the game using DirectX (indirectly because I used the CDX Library for this one). It's a revision of the Sokoban game in a 2.5 dimensional setting.

Thanks.

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Re: Where to submit C++ Games

toxcct5-Dec-07 22:33

toxcct

5-Dec-07 22:33

www.codeproject.com[^] for instance ? Poke tongue | ;-P

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Re: Where to submit C++ Games

Vince Rojas5-Dec-07 22:36

Vince Rojas

5-Dec-07 22:36

Really? Would you instruct me because there are a lot of hyperlinks here? Thanks.

Re: Where to submit C++ Games

toxcct5-Dec-07 22:39

toxcct

5-Dec-07 22:39

see the Chapters section on the left bar ?

then choose the category that fits you best, and then submit[^] your article to the editors. I advise you to submit by mail because the sumbission wizard is currently deactivated, due to the site's migration...

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Re: Where to submit C++ Games

Vince Rojas5-Dec-07 22:44

Vince Rojas

5-Dec-07 22:44

Right, because I was having a problem with another site "cppgames.com" and their "submit game" option wasn't working properly. Anyway, the project I'm working on is at the beta stage so I just need feedback and suggestions from players. Well, thanks again. I'll try to do that.

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Re: Where to submit C++ Games

toxcct5-Dec-07 22:47

toxcct

5-Dec-07 22:47

be aware that codeproject article is more a place for complete articles (more than articles still in draft), so be aware of it and don't forget to notify it to the readers...

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Re: Where to submit C++ Games [modified]

Nelek5-Dec-07 23:02

Nelek

5-Dec-07 23:02

You can also use the forum colaboration / testing[^] the description is "to search beta testers". ~~And once you have reports, then post the game in an article~~ If you are just searching for freedback for corrections, then use the forum i told you.

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modified on Thursday, December 06, 2007 6:26:18 AM

Re: Where to submit C++ Games

ThatsAlok6-Dec-07 0:21

ThatsAlok

6-Dec-07 0:21

you could also try sourceforge.org for this type of stuff

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