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Hi All
i am useing hide dialog for this function RunModalLoop().it's working well but problem is that it's flash on screen then hide.I don't want to flash on screen.So how can i do?Plz help me
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ok
I am useing code in abc.cpp class in this function
BOOL CABCApp::InitInstance()
{
CABCDlg dlg;
m_pMainWnd = &dlg;
INT_PTR nResponse;
if (m_lpCmdLine[0] == _T('h'))
{
dlg.Create( CABCDlg::IDD );
dlg.ShowWindow(SW_HIDE );
nResponse = dlg.RunModalLoop();
}
else
{
nResponse = dlg.DoModal();
if (nResponse == IDOK)
{
}
else if (nResponse == IDCANCEL)
{
}
}
}
Plz help me
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Untick the visible style ( WS_VISIBLE ) style of the dialog and try again. 
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can you give me a way how can i use?
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Which version of visual studio are you using. In vc6 follow this method.
open your dialog->Right click->Take properties->Take more styles tab->Uncheck the "Visible button".
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Thanks for idia.
But problem is that it's always in hide mode but i want to show when application run through commandline then it is in hidden mode and when user click on double click then it's show normal.
Plz help me
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As per the code you posted, if the command line is 'h', then only you will call dlg.RunModalLoop() other wise DoModal() is called. isnt it?
In case of DoModal, the WS_VISIBLE style of the dialog has no effect. That means, your dialog will show correctly. While double click plese check, DoModal() or RunModalLoop() is called.
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sorry you are right.
Thanks for help.
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Davitor wrote: ...i want to show when application run through commandline then it is in hidden mode...
See the first section of this article.
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I want to change replace old image with new image in the Imagelist at 9 index. So I have used the Relace function, In that the 3 parameter saying the Bitmap mask. that i couldn't understood. Pls provide me the example for replace a image in the image list. My actual aim is to change the toolbar button image, when i cliked that toolbar button.
Provide me solution
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Hi,
I could't get ur real problem. Any way, i already tell that set hot and cold image list for tool bar.Hot image list is for the image when we focus on the toolbar button.
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Pls give a example for replacing the image in the Image list using Replace method. the 3 parmateter of the Replace method saying some mask. that i couldn't udersttod. Example pls
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I will explain my problem sir, I have three buttons in the toolbar with associated bitmapgreen, Red, Blue. Now When I clicked the Red button, that button color has to changed to Yellow color. Give me example
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Thanks That problem is solved with the follosing code.
hIcon = AfxGetApp()->LoadIcon(IDI_ICON1);
m_wndToolBar.GetToolBarCtrl().GetImageList()->Replace(8,hIcon);
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The mask bitmap is use to make some part of the original image transparent. Thie value have effect only if you have created the image list with flag ILC_MASK.
But I think in your case rather than replacing the ICon in the image list, just change the icon index of the button using the CToolBar::SetButtonInfo() fuction.
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Hi,
I need to fill the CMap map and then Pass it to other function as argument. Is it possible? I am getting error while doing this.
e.g CMap<cstring,>, vector<cstring> >cMapPassArg;
-- fill the CMap
-- Call the function func(...,..,cMapPassArg)
-- Called function func(...,...,CMap cMapPassArg);
Mike
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mikert_2008 wrote: I am getting error while doing this.
This is because there is no copy constructor for CMap. So you cannot pass a CMap object by value. How ever you can pass CMap object either as a pointer or reference.
1) As reference
func(...,..,cMapPassArg)
func(...,...,CMap& cMapPassArg);
2) As pointer
func(...,..,&cMapPassArg)
func(...,...,CMap* cMapPassArg);
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In this way...
typedef CMap<CString,LPCTSTR,int,int> MyMap;
void fun1(MyMap& map)
{
}
void fun2(MyMap* pMap)
{
}
void main()
{
MyMap map;
fun1( map );
fun2( &map );
}
Main point is that when passing template object, the function parameter of template should be of the same template types.
- ns ami -
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It's working.
Thanks.
Mike
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You are welcome...
- ns ami -
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How can CMap Argument be pass to function of two different class?
e.g class A
{
typedef CMap <..,..,..,..>cMyMapA;
void func(cMyMapA cMapAgr);
}
class B
{
typedef CMap<..,..,..,..>cMyMapB;
A objA;
objA.func(cMyMapB cMyMapBArg) ?????
}
Thanks:-
Rajiv
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You need to declare the typedef available for both classes. It can be in a common header file.
For Eg,
typedef CMap<.....> MyMap;
class A
{
void fun(MyMap& map)
{
}
}
class B
{
A m_a;
MyMap m_map;
void call()
{
m_a.fun(m_map);
}
}
Hope it is clear...
- ns ami -
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The following code block keeps giving me the following error
CBasePageDlg(UINT pageId, CWnd* pParent, const UINT prevPage = -1, const UINT nextPage = -1)
: CDialog(pageId, pParent), m_pageId(pageId),
m_prevPage(prevPage), m_nextPage(nextPage)
{}
error C2664: 'CDialog::CDialog(LPCTSTR,CWnd *)' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'int' to 'LPCTSTR'
Conversion from integral type to pointer type requires reinterpret_cast, C-style cast or function-style cast
But I cannot for the life of me figure out why it is not using the UINT version of the constructor.
even changing the code to be...
CDialog((UINT)pageId, pParent)
or
CDialog(UINT(42), pParent)
... gives the same error. Any ideas or suggestions?
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