C / C++ / MFC

17-Jan-08 6:15

I am looking for a way to enable ICS in code rather than manually doing it in network settings. Does anyone have any idea how to do this or point me to some API that will let me do this. I can't seem to find anything on the subject.

David Crow17-Jan-08 7:29

17-Jan-08 7:29

Member 4277104 wrote:
I am looking for a way to enable ICS...

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Member 427710417-Jan-08 8:05

17-Jan-08 8:05

Internet Connection Sharing. I am looking to enable it without user interaction on a device.

Member 427710417-Jan-08 8:26

17-Jan-08 8:26

Nevermind I finally found what I needed.

Maximilien17-Jan-08 8:35

Maximilien

17-Jan-08 8:35

and ? what is it ?

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Member 427710417-Jan-08 8:54

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa365935(VS.85).aspx[^]

17-Jan-08 8:54

MFC text as hyperlink

Thanks for all the fish17-Jan-08 5:15

Thanks for all the fish

17-Jan-08 5:15

Hello, I'm looking for a really simple implementation of text as a hyperlink. I've seen some examples where HTML was embedded into an MFC, but that far exceeds my needs.

I have a cstring variable and I want to append an html link to it. What would be the simplest way? Thanks.

James R. Twine17-Jan-08 6:11

James R. Twine

17-Jan-08 6:11

   Shameless Plug http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/jrtslinkctrl.aspx[^]

   Although there are a few (*cough*) other implementations available here as well.

   Peace!

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David Crow17-Jan-08 6:12

17-Jan-08 6:12

Thanks for all the fish wrote:
I have a cstring variable and I want to append an html link to it. What would be the simplest way?

Do you mean something like:

CString str = "some text";
str += "plus a <a href=www.codeproject.com>link</a>";

Maximilien17-Jan-08 6:20

Maximilien

17-Jan-08 6:20

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Thanks for all the fish17-Jan-08 6:24

Thanks for all the fish

17-Jan-08 6:24

Yes something like that. But when append that to my cstring and output it, it outputs the entire string, not as an HTML link.

David Crow17-Jan-08 6:29

17-Jan-08 6:29

I was simply addressing your request for (HTML) text being appended to a CString object. James' suggestion is what you want.

Thanks for all the fish17-Jan-08 7:20

Thanks for all the fish

17-Jan-08 7:20

The way my app is set up now is that, a fairly long CString variable is built and then its contents is dumped into a large edit box. Would it be possible to have an html link somewhere in the middle of the edit box?

The reason I ask is because the position of the hyperlink is not always the same. If I use one of the examples posted or one that I find, it is not of the CString class. It's a seperate control where the position is going to be static.

David Crow17-Jan-08 7:26

debugging operator+ and operator+= for ints, doubles etc etc

17-Jan-08 7:26

Thanks for all the fish wrote:
Would it be possible to have an html link somewhere in the middle of the edit box?

Yes, if it was a rich edit control.

admgamer17-Jan-08 4:14

admgamer

17-Jan-08 4:14

Hi,

I was wondering if it was possible to step into operator+ and operator+= for ints and everything else other than strings?

Can't find out how or even if it's possible so was wondering if anyone knew?

cheers

Re: debugging operator+ and operator+= for ints, doubles etc etc

James R. Twine17-Jan-08 4:19

James R. Twine

17-Jan-08 4:19

As those are basic/atomic types, I do not think so, at least not without dropping down to assembly code.

Peace!

Re: debugging operator+ and operator+= for ints, doubles etc etc

Cedric Moonen17-Jan-08 4:30

Cedric Moonen

17-Jan-08 4:30

Why would you ever need such a thing ? D'Oh! | :doh:

What problem do you encounter ?

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Re: debugging operator+ and operator+= for ints, doubles etc etc

CPallini17-Jan-08 4:35

CPallini

17-Jan-08 4:35

For integers you cannot: they are built in types (not objects) and their instances are simply added without any function call, as you can easily see on the disassembly, for instance

	int i,j;

	j=5;
0041143E  mov         dword ptr [j],5 
	i=j+10;
00411445  mov         eax,dword ptr [j] 
00411448  add         eax,0Ah 
0041144B  mov         dword ptr [i],eax

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Re: debugging operator+ and operator+= for ints, doubles etc etc

admgamer17-Jan-08 5:24

admgamer

17-Jan-08 5:24

thankyou pallini, that basically solves it.

im just trying to compare:

int = int + int
int += int

vs

string = string + string
string += string

and using disassembly nicely backs up what i thought that the compiler optmizes ints to do exactly the same compared to strings.

thanks again Smile | :)

Re: debugging operator+ and operator+= for ints, doubles etc etc

David Crow17-Jan-08 6:14