C / C++ / MFC

Maximilien31-Oct-08 0:29

Maximilien

31-Oct-08 0:29

VC10

CPallini31-Oct-08 0:33

31-Oct-08 0:33

Usually the upper is the number, the better is the compiler.
The above rule is wrong when applied to their operative systems. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

BTW the compiler name is CL.
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Alan Balkany31-Oct-08 4:26

Alan Balkany

31-Oct-08 4:26

I've read that VC6 generates the fastest executables. My impression is consistent with that. I like VC6's GUI better too. I seem to remember reading a claim that it wouldn't work on Vista, but I'm not sure about that.

how to set the cmd line option in visual studio 2005

Michael Dunn31-Oct-08 12:06

Michael Dunn

31-Oct-08 12:06

VC6 has worked fine for me on Vista for years, you just have to run it elevated. I have a post on my CP blog about how to install it.

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ptr_Electron30-Oct-08 22:46

ptr_Electron

30-Oct-08 22:46

how to set the cmd line option in visual studio 2005

Re: how to set the cmd line option in visual studio 2005 [modified]

Windows Koder30-Oct-08 23:15

Windows Koder

30-Oct-08 23:15

Go to menu option Project->Properties... and select "Debugging" and enter your command line options in "Command Arguments"

Rams

modified on Friday, October 31, 2008 5:31 AM

[solved] CScrollView can't scroll [modified]

followait30-Oct-08 22:01

followait

30-Oct-08 22:01

I Create a scroll view in my dialog.

CMyDlg::OnInitDialog()
{
  ...

  CSize size(1600,1200);
  m_scroll_view.SetScrollSizes(MM_TEXT,size);
  //or m_scroll_view.SetScrollSizes(MM_TEXT,size,CSize(100,100),CSize(10,10));
}

When running, the scroll bar appears, and the thumbs' sizes are right. When I'm trying to scroll,
all is ok until LButtuonUp, the thumb will go back to the start of bar then.
What's the problem?
Thanks.

modified on Friday, October 31, 2008 7:35 AM

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Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer31-Oct-08 0:48

31-Oct-08 0:48

I'm guessing that as you don't show it, you don't have any handlers for the WM_V/HSCROLL messages that the scroll bar produces. Add a handler for those to your dialog, and then have a look at the docs for those messages.

Iain.

followait31-Oct-08 1:39

followait

31-Oct-08 1:39

It's my careless, I changed the base class from CWnd to CScrollView,
but I forgot to change it in BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP.

I'm finding a better framework than MFC. Poke tongue | ;-P

modified on Friday, October 31, 2008 9:24 AM

CPallini31-Oct-08 1:49

31-Oct-08 1:49

followait wrote:
I'm finding a better framework than MFC

Rajesh's remark: "Impossible.".
Carlo's remark: "Impossible to fail."
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Re: parent and child values

led mike31-Oct-08 4:26

led mike

31-Oct-08 4:26

followait wrote:
I'm finding a better framework than MFC

Indeed, one that keeps you from forgetting to change the code generated by a Wizard. Yes, must find new framework, good idea. Keep up the good work!

Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

led mike

parent and child values

MsmVc30-Oct-08 21:48

MsmVc

30-Oct-08 21:48

Hi All
My parent dialog will open the child dialog. I would like to edit some
values in the child dialog and upon clicking the ok button, will load
the new data back to the parent dialog.Plz help me
Thanks in advance Rose | [Rose]

CPallini30-Oct-08 22:30

Re: parent and child values

30-Oct-08 22:30

See here [^].
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MsmVc31-Oct-08 1:14

MsmVc

31-Oct-08 1:14

Thanks for help..It's working

Re: parent and child values

CPallini31-Oct-08 1:23

socket - read a part of a file from remote server [modified]

31-Oct-08 1:23

MsmVc wrote:
It's working

Nice to know.

MsmVc wrote:
Thanks for help

You're welcome.
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Jayapal Chandran30-Oct-08 21:43

Jayapal Chandran

30-Oct-08 21:43

hi,
i want to create a resume support file download program using socket.
it can be like i am downloading a large file and stopping it for today and want to continue tomorrow from the bytes i left.
it is like 50kb today and 50kb tomorrow.
i dont want use third party resume support programs.
and the file is in a remote http server

normally i am requesting a file like the following

GET /filename.ext HTTP1.1
Host: host.com
Connection: Close

is there a way to request a file with another protocol and not with HTTP (port 80)
because http gives a header and other decoding stuffs

and i haven't used the byte range header of a http request which could
help me do my work...

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modified on Friday, October 31, 2008 4:07 AM

Re: socket - read a part of a file from remote server

Jach Mullan4-Nov-08 18:41

Jach Mullan

4-Nov-08 18:41

You can user partial content 206 rule for reading a part of a file from remote server.

The header is "Range: bytes=100-200"
which fetches 100 bytes starting from 100th byte to 199.

if comments taking a time of execution

mathy30-Oct-08 21:07

mathy

30-Oct-08 21:07

Hay genius ,

i have a small doughs for a comment line "// or /*.........*/"
i am using lot of comments line in my mfc program,its taking a long time for execution and compiling .

1, if its taking a time for compile and execution. and one more doughs
2,if the command line occupy a memory space. if not means how to compiler identify command lines. Confused | :confused:

Regard's
Mathy's

Re: if comments taking a time of execution

SandipG 30-Oct-08 21:25

SandipG

30-Oct-08 21:25

mathy wrote:
2,if the command line occupy a memory space. if not means how to compiler identify command lines.Confused

You mean comment line, don't you?

Regards,
Sandip.

Re: if comments taking a time of execution

CPallini30-Oct-08 23:22