C / C++ / MFC

CPallini23-Dec-08 0:28

23-Dec-08 0:28

For instance, as follows

CMap <LPCTSTR, LPCTSTR, int, int:> myMap;

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Naveen23-Dec-08 0:43

Naveen

23-Dec-08 0:43

RSAK wrote:
How to set string key in CMap.

Like this....

CMap<CString,LPCTSTR,int,int> m_StringToIntMap;

nave

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KASR123-Dec-08 0:52

KASR1

23-Dec-08 0:52

I am bit confused with the second and fourth template arguments!
What's the exact use of that.

Naveen23-Dec-08 1:27

Naveen

23-Dec-08 1:27

RSAK wrote:
I am bit confused with the second and fourth template arguments!

The First and Third parameters specifies, in which datatype the map will be keeping the data inside.
The Second and 4th parameter specifies, how you will be passing the key and value to map. For example, when you call the SetAt() function, the map will be expecting the data types in the form of 2nd and 4th datatypes. How ever, it will convert those parameters to 1st and 3rd form internally and sets that objects as map data.

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Printing through C

Razanust22-Dec-08 23:23

Razanust

22-Dec-08 23:23

Can we prinany thing through C on Codeblocks using the following code. I have tried but it didn't worked. Any alternate way??

#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
ofstream printer( "prn" );
if (!printer)
{
cout <"fooey!\n";
return 1;
}
printer << "Hello world!\n";
printer.close();
cout << "HEllo";
return 0;
}

CPallini22-Dec-08 23:46

22-Dec-08 23:46

Have you ever heard about Google? See, for instance [^].
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Hamid_RT23-Dec-08 0:14

Hamid_RT

23-Dec-08 0:14

Yeah and I heard about www.cpallini...com,too!

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thus has Creation put the base
One Limb impacted is sufficient
For all Others to feel the Mace
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CPallini23-Dec-08 0:31

23-Dec-08 0:31

You're right: even if he has never heard about Google, he must know about www.cpallini.freeproductz.com.
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Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer23-Dec-08 10:03

23-Dec-08 10:03

I have sooooo got to register that domain some time...

Iain.

CPallini23-Dec-08 10:21

23-Dec-08 10:21

That's fine, provided the productz remain free. Laugh | :laugh:

CFileDialog

AnithaSubramani22-Dec-08 23:22

AnithaSubramani

22-Dec-08 23:22

Hi All,

I have created the CFileDialog for open the .txt file.I need to add my own controls to a CFileDialog with out SDI implementation.

Pls help me.................

Thanks & Regards,

Anitha

Re: CFileDialog

CPallini22-Dec-08 23:42

22-Dec-08 23:42

Do you know CodeProject has a wonderful, magic, article search engine [^]?

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Re: CFileDialog

Hamid_RT23-Dec-08 0:14

Hamid_RT

23-Dec-08 0:14

Resizing subclassed CFileDialog and adding a 'Select All' button[^].

Of one Essence is the human race
thus has Creation put the base
One Limb impacted is sufficient
For all Others to feel the Mace
(Saadi )

about vc 2005

DSPCottage22-Dec-08 23:07

DSPCottage

22-Dec-08 23:07

Dear all
I created a console application in vc 2005.
but when I transfer the exe program to another computer and click on it to execute I get following error :

"
The application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect
reinstalling the application may fix this problem.
"

could you please let me know what is the reason of this error.

regards
Mahdi

Re: about vc 2005

Mustapha Rédouane22-Dec-08 23:35

Mustapha Rédouane

22-Dec-08 23:35

Hey, Mahdi,

well you should make your console project as Static link library

when you choose CLR Console Application in the "new project wizard" check the checkBox of "Staticly linked library" (on the left)
that should solve your problem

Regards

Re: about vc 2005

CPallini22-Dec-08 23:38