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Shilpi Boosar wrote: I am using a rich edit control and when i paste data on richedit control than whatever be the size of data is paste as it is.but i want to give the standard size to the data. is there any api or message handler so that i set the size.
try handlling CRichEditCtrl::Paste , there you could manipulate data before actually putting on editcontrol
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i m properly handle it but the issue is different.do you have any message handler or api so that its font size should be fixed??
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Hey Shilpi,
I'm fiddling between two different machines (on my development machine, the internet is temporarily not working). You could use SetDefaultCharFormat[^] to set the default character format of your rich edit control. Any text entered would be according to the format you've specified with this call.
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Hello all,
HRSRC hResLoad = FindResource(AfxGetResourceHandle(),MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDR_IDR_EXE_EXEEXTRACTOR),"IDR_EXE");
when i write this line of code in vc 6 enviornmnet it works fine.
but when i write same line in vc 2005.
Its compiler gives error:-
error C2664: 'FindResourceW' : cannot convert parameter 3 from 'const char [8]' to 'LPCWSTR'
i am not getting how to remove this error......
can anybody help me in this....
Thanks in advance
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neha.agarwal27 wrote: HRSRC hResLoad = FindResource(AfxGetResourceHandle(),MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDR_IDR_EXE_EXEEXTRACTOR),"IDR_EXE");
ADD L before string
HRSRC hResLoad = FindResource(AfxGetResourceHandle(),MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDR_IDR_EXE_EXEEXTRACTOR),L"IDR_EXE");
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You can also try _T()
Thanks n Regards,
Sandip.
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I have one more problem....
CString m_FName;
LPCSTR data = (LPCSTR)LockResource(hResData);
CString strFName = m_FName + data;
third line gives error
error C2679: binary '+' : no operator found which takes a right-hand operand of type 'LPCSTR' (or there is no acceptable conversion)
how to convert LPCSTR to CString
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neha.agarwal27 wrote: CString strFName = m_FName + data;
CString strFName = m_FName + CString(data);
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neha.agarwal27 wrote: LPCSTR data = (LPCSTR)LockResource(hResData);CString strFName = m_FName + data;
does the resource contains unicode string.
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Rajkumar R wrote: does the resource contains unicode string.
CString constructor will take care of that!
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my question is still valid, "does the resource contains unicode string. "
ThatsAlok wrote: CString constructor will take care of that!
it will take the ANSI string CString(LPCSTR) and converts to Wide char. what happens if the resource is already a wide char string.
as OP already said resource contains wide char [^],
then
LPCSTR data = (LPCSTR)LockResource(hResData); it is wrong cast.
the solution can be
LPCTSTR data = (LPCTSTR)LockResource(hResData);
CString strFName = m_FName + data;
or specifically,
LPCWSTR data = (LPCWSTR)LockResource(hResData);
CString strFName = m_FName + data;
I agree if the resource string not wide char, your solution is ok.
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Rajkumar R wrote: CString strFName = m_FName + data;
if you see, end result is going into CString,so it will take care by itself, since in starting where i replied her, about usage of L, there i become aware that she is working with wide character. so i suggested that solution!
your concern is also stand good, if it ansi app, then it could present problem.
thanks for good discussion!
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ThatsAlok wrote: your concern is also stand good, if it ansi app, then it could present problem.
what, i am taking about unicode app only,
LPCSTR data = (LPCSTR)LockResource(hResData); is wrong cast.
and CString (data) will internally call MultiByteToWideChar(); and is because of the wrong type cast.
if still didn't get, in a unicode app, try the following.
LPCWSTR resource = L"Wide Char Resource String";
LPCSTR data = (LPCSTR)(void *)resource;
CString str(data);
ThatsAlok wrote: i become aware that she is working with wide character
you didn't direct correctly even you already aware.
And also unicode app doesnot restrict a custom resource as ANSI string, this is not a invalid guess as OP is using lockResource, and not LoadString().
modified on Wednesday, February 27, 2008 5:30 AM
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There might be some misunderstanding, since you couldnot add char* to CString , as it doesn't have overloaded + operator . thats why i suggested use of CString to nullify that effect!..
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ThatsAlok wrote: since you couldnot add char* to CString
yes, but the string resource is unicode, widechar, so not "char *", it is "wchar_t *", so IMHO is, as OP said it is wide char string, proper solution is to correct the logical error(type casted with LPCSTR), rather than fixing compilation error (CString (char *));
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you are right! but could you add wchar_t* to CString?
I am giving answer to different question and you are different question and we both are right in our sense .. but just suffering misconception 
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ThatsAlok wrote: you are right! but could you add wchar_t* to CString?
try this,
wchar_t * resource = L"wide char resource string";
CString str = CString ("Prefix") + resource;
CString has operator + for this.
ThatsAlok wrote: I am giving answer to different question and you are different question
I thought so (not now  ), and i did't crossed your reply .
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Rajkumar R wrote: wchar_t * resource = L"wide char resource string";
CString str = CString ("Prefix") + resource;
brother if that LPCTSTR, then how + operator work when envionment is UNICODE!
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ThatsAlok wrote: brother if that LPCTSTR, then how + operator work when envionment is UNICODE!
well,
try this,
LPCTSTR resource = _T("wide char resource string");
CString str = CString ("Prefix") + resource;
Have you tried before replying?
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Rajkumar R wrote: LPCTSTR resource = _T("wide char resource string");
Sorry with LPCSTR not LPCTSTR
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what you are playing, u said with wchar_t *, then LPCTSTR, then now LPCSTR. for LPCSTR i already told that is wrong cast in this context.
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Rajkumar R wrote: then LPCTSTR
man LPCTSTR will itself take care of type conversation!. anyway leave the topic, you win!.. where do you live!? it seems you are from india
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also it is nice discussion with you dude.. where so you work!
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see this [^]
And why you are using explicit resource loading for string, as LoadString() API is available.
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