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Re: Platform SDK: Get domain name

3-Feb-09 1:59

Use NetWkstaUserGetInfo[^] and retrieve level 1 information, as below. Requires Windows NT 3.1, 2000, XP, Vista.

#include <Windows.h>
#include <lm.h>

std::wstring GetDomainName()
{
   WKSTA_USER_INFO_1* workstationInfo;
   const NET_API_STATUS status = NetWkstaUserGetInfo(NULL, 1, (LPBYTE*)&workstationInfo);
   if (status == NERR_Success)
   {
      return workstationInfo->wkui1_logon_domain;
      NetApiBufferFree((LPBYTE*)&workstationInfo);
   }
   return std::wstring();
}

krmed3-Feb-09 2:01

krmed

3-Feb-09 2:01

Another option is the environment variables USERDNSDOMAIN and USERDOMAIN.

Hope that helps.

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Memory Leaks With CString in vc6.0 in Release mode

Ramasani3-Feb-09 1:05

Re: Memory Leaks With CString in vc6.0 in Release mode

3-Feb-09 1:05

I am facing a run time problem with the CString in Release builds in vc6.0
i observed that the memory wont be released for cstring object i checked in the task manager can any one help for this here i posted the code also

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "afx.h"
#include "afxwin.h"

#include <windows.h>
#include "fixalloc.h"

#pragma warning (disable:4786)
#pragma warning (disable:4503)
#include<list>
#include<string>
#include<vector>

using namespace std;

#include <afxtempl.h>

void test()
{
vector<CString> stldmlist;
CString a;

FILE *fp=fopen("E:\\log1.txt","r");
char str[1000];

while(!feof(fp))
{
fscanf(fp,"%s\n",str);
a=str;
stldmlist.push_back(a);
}
fclose(fp);

AfxMessageBox("Memory");
}

UINT32 main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
CString obj;
AfxMessageBox("Start ");
test();
AfxMessageBox("End");
return 1;
}

Hi this Ravinder

Stuart Dootson3-Feb-09 1:12

Re: Memory Leaks With CString in vc6.0 in Release mode

3-Feb-09 1:12

Ramasani wrote:
memory wont be released for cstring object i checked in the task manager

Given that task manager doesn't tell you if objects released memory or not, I presume you were looking at an process's working set...

The behaviour I'm guessing you're talking about (the process's working set rising and not falling after test exits) is to be expected - when you start allocating memory, the C runtime requests large chunks of memory from the Windows memory manager. It will not necessarily bother releasing them when you release objects, as allocating and releasing memory with the Windows memory manager is quite expensive.

Ramasani3-Feb-09 1:21

Re: Memory Leaks With CString in vc6.0 in Release mode

3-Feb-09 1:21

if i go for more number of CString calls it returns memory leak errors(no memory) is there any patches available for this? i need very urgent.

Hi this Ravinder

Stuart Dootson3-Feb-09 2:03

Re: Memory Leaks With CString in vc6.0 in Release mode

3-Feb-09 2:03

Ramasani wrote:
memory leak errors(no memory)

Ummm - 'no memory' does not necessarily imply memory leaks. It could just be that you're allocating a *lot* of memory. How big is this log file you're reading in?

Ramasani wrote:
is there any patches available for this?

Let's think about this - what's more likely to be at fault - MFC/C++ standard libraries or your code/understanding thereof? Mmmm.

Ramasani3-Feb-09 2:10

Re: Memory Leaks With CString in vc6.0 in Release mode

3-Feb-09 2:10

Actually i am using CString in my application more than 10k times and my apllication will run for days in this cases memory is not releasing thats the problem i have given a sample code only but it is working fine in Debug mode not in release mode ?

Hi this Ravinder

Stuart Dootson3-Feb-09 2:37

Re: Memory Leaks With CString in vc6.0 in Release mode

3-Feb-09 2:37

Ramasani wrote:
it is working fine in Debug mode not in release mode

In what sense? You have not stated a) what you expected to observe when running in release mode and b) what actually did happen.

I've run your sample code (admittedly built with VS2003 rather than VC6) and monitored the execution of both debug and release variants with task manager and Process Explorer[^]. In both cases, it behaved exactly as I would expect.

Ramasani3-Feb-09 2:43

Re: Memory Leaks With CString in vc6.0 in Release mode

3-Feb-09 2:43

yeh., Exactly its working in vs2003 and later but not vc6.0 my applications all are in vc6.0. i need patches without changing my application

Hi this Ravinder

David Crow3-Feb-09 4:36

David Crow

3-Feb-09 4:36

Ramasani wrote:
...my apllication will run for days in this cases memory is not releasing...

Are you expecting this to happen automatically? Nowhere in your code are you directly calling new or delete.

It seems the problem and the code snippet you've shown are not related.

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ListBox with Images

hemlat3-Feb-09 0:42

hemlat

3-Feb-09 0:42

Hi,
In our project I want to display Images in ListBox.I need to take Image from directory and print it in ListBox.
I am able to print Images in ListBox which are added as resources in the
project.But my requirement is I need to take Images from directory and print it in Listbox.How can I do that.

Regards,
Rekha.

Maximilien3-Feb-09 0:46

Maximilien

3-Feb-09 0:46

Have a look at CImage to load the images from disk; after that, the code
to have them in the list should be quite similar to what you have now.

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Sarath C3-Feb-09 1:01

Sarath C

3-Feb-09 1:01

There are two methods,
Use CListCtrl instead of CListBox and do the following
Using LoadImage API (or CImage), you can load images from file. Add the Images to CImageList class using CImageList:Add interface and Set the image list using CListCtrl::SetImageList function.

Otherwise, create an owner-drawn CListBox and keep the list of Images in your class (You can use the previous methods mentioned to load images) and in DrawItem function, draw it inside each cell's rect.

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hemlat3-Feb-09 1:40

hemlat

3-Feb-09 1:40

Hi,

Thanks for your replay .I am using LoadImage API. In our project we having images in one directory.Where should I place Image files. Will it load image from anywhere in the disk?

Rekha.

Sarath C3-Feb-09 8:52

Sarath C

3-Feb-09 8:52

You can load from anywhere from a valid path. It's better to keep images in a separate folder under the executable's current directory.

Here's the sample code to load bmp using LoadImage API[^]

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hemlat3-Feb-09 17:58

hemlat

3-Feb-09 17:58

thanks for your replay.I am able to print images in ListBox

Rekha.

Re: Ctoolbar button problem

Hamid_RT3-Feb-09 20:54

Hamid_RT

3-Feb-09 20:54

See Image List Box[^].

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Ctoolbar button problem

gopalraja3-Feb-09 0:37

gopalraja

3-Feb-09 0:37

I have a created a SDI Application and 4 toolbar buttons are there, in that one button is PAUSE/RESUME button(Like a Toggle button). So when clikced PAUSE button means I have to change to RESUME image and Vice-versa. I have done it by using CImagList::Replace(index, IC_PASUSE).

Now i have created the modeless dialog and it contains one CButton. Her my aim to change the image of the Toolbar PAUSE/RESUEME button when i cliked that CButton in the Modeless dialog. For that I wrote same code that is CImageList::Replace(), But when i cliked that CButton in the modeless dialog , the image is not changing in the Toolbar PAUSE/RESUME button, but when i moves the mouse on the ToolBar PASU/RESUME button, that image is replacing perfectly.

provide me the solution.

Stuart Dootson3-Feb-09 0:58

DT_CALCRECT with DT_WORDBREAK

3-Feb-09 0:58

You need to inform the main frame (or something) that the state of that command button has changed - maybe this page[^] can help?

You should probably not change the image list directly, instead send a message to the main frame telling it about the state change. Then it can manage the change to its UI.

_T("No name")3-Feb-09 0:18

_T("No name")

3-Feb-09 0:18

CRect rText( 0, 0, 0, 0 );
pDC->;DrawText( str, rText, DT_CENTER |DT_CALCRECT |DT_WORDBREAK);
szText = rText.Size();

in rText i dnt get values at all they ramain same as 0 0 0 0 ny body help

thankz

CPallini3-Feb-09 0:26

CPallini

3-Feb-09 0:26

(I hope str is not empty... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

)

_T("No name") wrote:
pDC->;DrawText( str, rText, DT_CENTER |DT_CALCRECT |DT_WORDBREAK);

Shouldn't be

pDC->DrawText( str, &rText, DT_CENTER |DT_CALCRECT |DT_WORDBREAK);

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_T("No name")3-Feb-09 0:29

_T("No name")

3-Feb-09 0:29

no that i have checked already string is nt empty

CPallini3-Feb-09 0:34

CPallini

3-Feb-09 0:34

Have you added the address of operator to your function call?
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Code-o-mat3-Feb-09 0:42

Code-o-mat

3-Feb-09 0:42

Isn't the problem that you are telling DrawText to break the lines with DT_WORDBREAK and you specify an empty rectangle, so how can DrawText know where to break the lines if it does not know the original width?

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