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Re: Calling one dialog from the other

bhanu_850911-Aug-08 21:18

bhanu_8509

11-Aug-08 21:18

DavidCrow wrote:
You have two FirstDlg::OnBnClickedButton1() methods. Why?

I am very sorry David. I have done a typing mistake. I am very sorry. Now I have edited my post.

DavidCrow wrote:
Which would be correct based on what you've shown in SecondDlg::OnBnClickedButton1(). The call to DisplayValues() does not happen until after DoModal() has returned.

I understand now that call effect to DisplayValues() will happen after DoModal() has returned. Please tell me how to avoid this. I used Singleton objects using Static members but the same problem presists. Please help me.

Thank you very much for your kind reply.

Re: Calling one dialog from the other

David Crow12-Aug-08 3:20

David Crow

12-Aug-08 3:20

bhanu_8509 wrote:
Please help me.

-- Dialog1 <---
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---> Dialog2 --

Having a design such as this is, IMO, a recipe for failure. Why not use a property sheet or tabbed dialog instead?

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Re: Calling one dialog from the other

bhanu_850913-Aug-08 3:16

bhanu_8509

13-Aug-08 3:16

Sorry David. I cannot understand exactly from your diagram. I am very new to MFC. My requirement is to use Dialogs only, Tabbed dialog and Property sheet should not be used.

Please help me.

Re: Calling one dialog from the other

David Crow13-Aug-08 3:36

David Crow

13-Aug-08 3:36

bhanu_8509 wrote:
I cannot understand exactly from your diagram.

I was just implying that having dialog1 call dialog2 which calls dialog1 etc is a bad design. I'm not saying it can't be done, but the solution will be neither straight forward nor elegant.

bhanu_8509 wrote:
My requirement is to use Dialogs only, Tabbed dialog and Property sheet should not be used.

Since a tabbed dialog and a property sheet are both dialogs, your requirement makes no sense.

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Re: Calling one dialog from the other

bhanu_850915-Aug-08 21:49

bhanu_8509

15-Aug-08 21:49

Dear David,

Please help me how to proceed with good design for my requirement.

Many thanks in advance.

Re: Calling one dialog from the other

David Crow16-Aug-08 11:36

David Crow

16-Aug-08 11:36

Create a dialog with a tab control (CTabControl), or create a property sheet with four property pages.

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fatal error

santhoshv8410-Aug-08 20:16

santhoshv84

10-Aug-08 20:16

Hi Friends,

I am getting this error in my program. in Stdafx header file...

fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'afximpl.h': No such file or directory.

But this file is available in C:\Program files\Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2003\vc7\atlmfc\src\mfc\afximpl.h

So i dont know how to resolve this error.

Could any one try to resolve this.

Thanks and Regards.
SANTHOSH V

Re: fatal error

_AnsHUMAN_ 10-Aug-08 20:39

_AnsHUMAN_

10-Aug-08 20:39

how are you including the file? #include <afximpl.h> and before doing that you must #include<afxtempl.h>

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

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Re: fatal error

santhoshv8410-Aug-08 20:49

santhoshv84

10-Aug-08 20:49

Hi,

I included #include<afxtempl.h> , still its not working..

Thanks and Regards.
SANTHOSH V

Re: fatal error

santhoshv8410-Aug-08 22:04

santhoshv84

10-Aug-08 22:04

Hi,

Yes i did as you told. I included both the headers

Still its not working..

Thanks and Regards.
SANTHOSH V

Re: fatal error

noxmortis12-Aug-08 5:09

noxmortis

12-Aug-08 5:09

To fix by checking the following possible causes:

1. File does not exist.

2. File, subdirectory, or disk is read-only.

3. No access permission for file or directory.

4. Not enough file handles. Close some applications and recompile.

5. The INCLUDE environment variable is set incorrectly.

This is my suggestion. For the Visual Studio please look
under "Tools - Options - Projects an Solutions --> VC++ Directories" for
the include files directories that the Visual Studio uses to search for include files.
There you can add this directory.

6. An #include directive uses double quotation marks around a path specification, which causes the standard directories to be skipped.

7. You did not specify /clr and your program uses CLR constructs.

8. You attempted to compile a single file in the project without first compiling stdafx.cpp. Before you can compile a single file in the project, you need to compile stdafx.cpp. In the case of the /analyze (Enterprise Code Analysis) compiler option, you will need to use the same /analyze setting for stdafx.cpp that you use for the .cpp file.

Re: fatal error

Stephen Hewitt10-Aug-08 21:36

Stephen Hewitt

10-Aug-08 21:36

You shouldn't include this file, it's internal to MFC.

Steve

Re: fatal error

venera_soft11-Aug-08 0:14

venera_soft

11-Aug-08 0:14

Hi!
I also had this problem. Confused | :confused:

Just try to include the file using double quotation marks around the path specification:
use #include "afximpl.h" instead of #include <afximpl.h>.

Re: fatal error

David Crow11-Aug-08 4:00

David Crow

11-Aug-08 4:00

venera_soft wrote:
Just try to include the file using double quotation marks around the path specification:
use #include "afximpl.h" instead of #include <afximpl.h>.

Why? That instructs the preprocessor to look for the file in the same directory as the #include statement, which it obviously is not going to find.

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How to open an .trp file using thread?

AnithaSubramani10-Aug-08 20:11

AnithaSubramani

10-Aug-08 20:11

Dear All,

My project requirement is VC++ application need to open an .trp file using FileReading method.I tried it works proper.But i need to open a .trp file using Thead concept...

It will be much helpful to me to give some advice on this..

Thank you very much,

Yours,
Anitha

Re: How to open an .trp file using thread?

_AnsHUMAN_ 10-Aug-08 20:22

_AnsHUMAN_

10-Aug-08 20:22

Move the FileReading method into the your thread procedure and do things over there.
Since you can open the .trp file it should not be a problem to achieve this from the thread.

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

_AnShUmAn_

Re: How to open an .trp file using thread?

AnithaSubramani10-Aug-08 20:49

AnithaSubramani

10-Aug-08 20:49

Thank you for your kind reply.

If I process the file reading in a thread, the thread starts its separate execution. I need some of the values from the file to proceed further. So please tell me, is it possible to suspend the main thread till the worker thread (File reading method) is completed. Please advice.

Re: How to open an .trp file using thread?

SandipG 10-Aug-08 21:18

SandipG

10-Aug-08 21:18

AnithaSubramani wrote:
suspend the main thread till the worker thread (File reading method) is completed

If you want to suspend the main thread what is the advantage of using another thread?

Regards,
Sandip.

Re: How to open an .trp file using thread?

_AnsHUMAN_ 10-Aug-08 21:33

_AnsHUMAN_

10-Aug-08 21:33

it won't be a good idea cause threads are generally used for parallel processing. why start a thread if you want the main thread to get suspended?

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

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Create registration dialog in SDI mfc application.

Le@rner10-Aug-08 19:52

Le@rner

10-Aug-08 19:52

Hi all,

I want to use registration dialog with limit of 30 days.
So i m taking help of this article

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dialog/regdialog.aspx[^]

it working fine if i increase the date.But when i decrese the date or set back date than also it is count number of days.

i just want it is working only for next date not for back date.

Please help me for this.

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Re: Create registration dialog in SDI mfc application.

_AnsHUMAN_ 10-Aug-08 20:04

_AnsHUMAN_

10-Aug-08 20:04

didn't look at the article, but why don't you compare the dates before saving them. On comparison if the selected date is prior to the current date, pop a message box and reset the date to the current date otherwise you can let the user proceed.
I think I got ur query correctly.

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Re: Create registration dialog in SDI mfc application.

Rajesh R Subramanian10-Aug-08 20:11

Rajesh R Subramanian

10-Aug-08 20:11

Will CExpire[^] be of help to you?

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run threads after a fix interval , this interval can be different for different threads

anilaabc10-Aug-08 19:15

anilaabc

10-Aug-08 19:15

I need to do 3-4 tasks after a fix time interval . the tasks are dependent on each other , i need to do all in parallel.currently I m doing these in separe threads (running 3-4 threads).problem is I m using sleep method in each thread to repeat task after a fix interval .but sleep is not guaranteed to sleeep for exact interval. how can I do parallel tasks after exact interval .

Re: run threads after a fix interval , this interval can be different for different threads

Mark Salsbery10-Aug-08 20:55

Mark Salsbery

10-Aug-08 20:55

You could use an auto-reset event for each thread that the
corresponding thread waits on until it's signaled by a timer.

// pseudocode

// The timer could be a simple SetTimer() timer or a multimedia timer
// depending on the timer accuracy you need

OnTimer 
{
   for each threadstartevent in arrayofthreadstartevents
      SetEvent(threadstartevent)
}

threadproc
{
   while (false == threadshouldterminate)
   {
      wait for event
      do some processing
   }
}

You could instead use a single manual-reset event to release all the waiting threads
at "the same time" but then you need some scheme to get the last thread that
completes its task to reset the event. The other threads would need to wait
for the last thread to complete.

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Admin privillage in limited account

pooja_friends10-Aug-08 19:14

pooja_friends

10-Aug-08 19:14

I have wrote an application which edit system file.when i run my application in limited user account it shows access denied error.i need to give admin privillage for limited user to edit that file . how i do this in vc++.

help me plea Smile | :)

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