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Re: CStdio writestring failed while writing chinese text into a file

15-Jan-09 1:55

High Performance Unicode Text File I/O Routines for C++[^].

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David Crow15-Jan-09 2:53

David Crow

15-Jan-09 2:53

krishnakumartm wrote:
help me if any ideas about writing chinese text into a file

For starters, you code show a relevant code snippet, the contents of the file, and the expected results.

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help

kir_MFC14-Jan-09 21:37

kir_MFC

14-Jan-09 21:37

hi experts please explain me how to add items to list box in vc++

kir_MFC

sam_psycho14-Jan-09 21:48

sam_psycho

14-Jan-09 21:48

www.functionx.com/visualc/controls/listbox.htm go to dis link u'll get everything. Smile | :)

Re: help [modified]

Emilio Garavaglia14-Jan-09 21:54

Emilio Garavaglia

14-Jan-09 21:54

In VC++ you cannot, being not a feature of the C++ language.
You can in MFC or by calling a Windows API... that are libraries to interface the C++ language to the OS.

See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa295587(VS.60).aspx[^]and related subpages, if you're using MFC,

or

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb775181(VS.85).aspx[^]

if you are using the Win32 API.

If yoy're using WxWidget, QT or other libraries ... sorry, but why you did'nt say anything about into your post ?

2 bugs found.
> recompile ...
65534 bugs found.
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modified on Thursday, January 15, 2009 4:46 AM

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer15-Jan-09 0:04

15-Jan-09 0:04

Are you using MFC?
Raw windows code?
Have you tried searching MSDN for "list box"?

Search for CListBox, LB_ADDSTRING. That should help a bit.

And please read the posting guidelines. "help" is not a good subject. Every poster to this forum wants help.

Iain.

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Hamid_RT15-Jan-09 1:44

15-Jan-09 1:44

Iain Clarke wrote:
Are you using MFC?

Yes(but the complete answer is better).

Iain Clarke wrote:
Have you tried searching MSDN for "list box"?

No its not need for me because I dont have time and its urgent.

Iain Clarke wrote:
Search for CListBox, LB_ADDSTRING. That should help a bit.

Its not pissble because I said its not need.

Iain Clarke wrote:
And please read the posting guidelines. "help" is not a good subject

Whats your proposal? (its urgent?plz?{Message Delete]?...)

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Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer15-Jan-09 1:54

15-Jan-09 1:54

It took me a while before I realised your post wasn't by the origal author!
Blush | :O

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CPallini15-Jan-09 2:14

CPallini

15-Jan-09 2:14

VS 2002: Not taking header files from Additional Include directories

David Crow15-Jan-09 2:58

David Crow

15-Jan-09 2:58

By sending it a LB_ADDSTRING message.

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Shiva Prasad14-Jan-09 21:36

Shiva Prasad

14-Jan-09 21:36

Hi,

I am using VS 2002 to compile a Win32 Dll Project, and in the source code, I have referred to some include files present in various other directories, so I included them using Addtional Include directories and added them.

In the Command Line link of the project setting, it displays the added link. These paths are relative to the path of the current .vcproj file.

when i compile, it gives error,
fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file:

What could be the cause of this issue..

Kindly help..

Thanks,

Re: VS 2002: Not taking header files from Additional Include directories

KarstenK14-Jan-09 23:07

KarstenK

14-Jan-09 23:07

The file wasnt foung. Check whether it isnt a typo and the file is in the search path. Right click on the include and open the file... Blush | :O

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m_mun14-Jan-09 20:36

m_mun

14-Jan-09 20:36

Hallo all,
Is there any function in VC++ for listing files in selected folder?

Thanks to all
Regards
Munna

KarstenK14-Jan-09 20:55

KarstenK

14-Jan-09 20:55

use the search Box for: FindFile

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Naveen14-Jan-09 21:27

Naveen

14-Jan-09 21:27

Try FindFirstFile[^] and FindNextFile [^]APIs

or use the CFileFind [^] MFC class.

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Jijo.Raj14-Jan-09 21:43

Jijo.Raj

14-Jan-09 21:43

You can use FindFile() and FindNextFile() apis. You can refer the code snippet here[^]. You can also use CFindFile[^] which is very easy to use.

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Hamid_RT15-Jan-09 1:46

Re: adding controls listbox.

15-Jan-09 1:46

You can use of FindFirstFile like Code for finding out the total number of files & folders existing in a folder through VC++[^] or you can use of DlgDirList Function.

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adding controls listbox.

kir_MFC14-Jan-09 20:14

kir_MFC

14-Jan-09 20:14

hi experts please explain me how to add contlols to dropdown list box
in vc++

kir_MFC

Cedric Moonen14-Jan-09 20:21

Cedric Moonen

14-Jan-09 20:21

Could you please elaborate a bit your question ?

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Re: adding controls listbox.

Hamid_RT15-Jan-09 1:44