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Re: CComboBox

David Crow18-Feb-09 3:05

David Crow

18-Feb-09 3:05

CHIVOTIOV wrote:
m_pModeless->m_cComboBoxModeless.AddString("SPARTAC");

Do this in CMyModeless2::OnInitDialog().

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Passing a string

brucewayn18-Feb-09 2:31

brucewayn

18-Feb-09 2:31

I have string data for a dialog. However when i click on the a button i want this string data to be displayed on the second dialog.

Please let me know how to achieve this...

Thanks in advance

Re: Passing a string

Cedric Moonen18-Feb-09 2:38

Cedric Moonen

18-Feb-09 2:38

Check this article[^]

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Re: Passing a string

CPallini18-Feb-09 22:06

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18-Feb-09 22:06

I think the link to that tox's article should be permanently added to the forum page.
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Re: Passing a string

Cedric Moonen18-Feb-09 22:49

Cedric Moonen

18-Feb-09 22:49

Yep, it's a shame it is so under-rated...

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Re: Passing a string

CPallini18-Feb-09 23:12

CPallini

18-Feb-09 23:12

Yes. I think the article for beginners are the most valuable here at CP.
Unfortunately, such articles are often downvoted by the 'very-smart-super-expert' people who enjoys themselves just with the 'most-advanced-innovative-stuff' (not to mention the 'trollistic-coward-univoter' CP plague).
I suppose there is also something personal against tox, since he is a bit 'touchy', no need to say that if you downvote an article beacuse you dislike the author then you're definitely a pathological idiot.
It's frustrating form me, having to say, each time: "Trust me, it scored bad, but is actually a very good article".

Re: Passing a string

eraccn18-Feb-09 3:00

eraccn

18-Feb-09 3:00

Can u get the second dialog's handle,if so u can use postmessage()

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OnSize() function help

Deepu Antony18-Feb-09 1:28

Deepu Antony

18-Feb-09 1:28

Hi all

I am a view class which is derived from CScrollView.I am overriding OnSize() function.

But when the window is minimized or maximized it is not calling.When it is restored it is calling.

Can anybody help me.I have to do some calculations when the window is minimized.

Thanks and regards
Deepu.

Re: OnSize() function help

Arman S.18-Feb-09 1:52

Arman S.

18-Feb-09 1:52

WM_GETMINMAXINFO
BOOL IsIconic(HWND wnd)

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Re: OnSize() function help

Deepu Antony18-Feb-09 2:22

Deepu Antony

18-Feb-09 2:22

Thanks a lot.

Setting for removing a file path from Liner->Command Line in VS2005

pandit8418-Feb-09 1:24

pandit84

18-Feb-09 1:24

Hi i am compiling one project in VS2005
while building that in Release Unicode i am getting a linker error that cannot open "../release - unicode/****_.lib".
In Linker setting extra path is getting appended in that...
please tell me how to remove it so as to build the project successfully

Thanks,

Thread

Davitor18-Feb-09 1:15

Davitor

18-Feb-09 1:15

Hi all

How can i call funtion in thread .I need simple Thread example.Plz help me

Re: Thread

Chandrasekharan P18-Feb-09 1:22

Chandrasekharan P

18-Feb-09 1:22

I really think you should search the net before sending a query.

Hope this link helps you

http://www.devhood.com/tutorials/tutorial_details.aspx?tutorial_id=435[^]

Re: Thread

Davitor18-Feb-09 1:38

Davitor

18-Feb-09 1:38

thank for reply but i need to pass myfunction in thread.Simple i want to create a thread and in this thread i want to pass

Copy Function

.Plz help me

Re: Thread

Cedric Moonen18-Feb-09 1:47

Cedric Moonen

18-Feb-09 1:47

What do you mean by "pass myfunction in thread" ? Do you mean that you have to call your function from within the thread ? If yes, you need to make sure that your function prototype is the same as the one expected by the CreateThread function (see here[^]).

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Re: Thread

Cedric Moonen18-Feb-09 1:37

Cedric Moonen

18-Feb-09 1:37

Here[^] is an excellent article about worker threads. A bit long but very interesting.

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Re: Thread

Davitor18-Feb-09 1:55

Davitor

18-Feb-09 1:55

Ok both are same article.But i need very simple only two line of example how can i pass Copy function in thread.Plz help me i don't need two much high funda article becouse i don't know any thing about THREAD.So plz help me

Re: Thread

CPallini18-Feb-09 2:06

CPallini

18-Feb-09 2:06

If you really "don't know anything about threads" then it's the time either to:

acquire some knowledge about (and hence read that f*!?ing article!!! ).

simply abandon the idea of using threads.

BTW option two is for the weaks, so, once again, read the article.

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Re: Thread

Luc Pattyn18-Feb-09 2:58

Luc Pattyn

18-Feb-09 2:58

or quit programming since you lack the necessary curiosity. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: Thread

CPallini18-Feb-09 3:01

CPallini

18-Feb-09 3:01

Good point!
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Re: Thread

David Crow18-Feb-09 3:09

David Crow

18-Feb-09 3:09

Luc Pattyn wrote:
...you lack the necessary curiosity.

Eloquently said. Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

BTW, there's a type-o on your home page.

Re: Thread

Luc Pattyn18-Feb-09 3:26

Luc Pattyn

18-Feb-09 3:26

Hi David,

DavidCrow wrote:
there's a type-o

there could be several, and they could well be real mistakes, can you be more specific please.
I'm a bit in doubt about "client's IP address" ...

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Re: Thread

David Crow18-Feb-09 3:28

David Crow

18-Feb-09 3:28

Luc Pattyn wrote:
...can you be more specific please.

strengthen

Luc Pattyn wrote:
I'm a bit in doubt about "client's IP address" ...

That's correct.

Re: Thread

Luc Pattyn18-Feb-09 3:37

Luc Pattyn

18-Feb-09 3:37

Hi David,

DavidCrow wrote:
strengthen

Waw. Thanks for pointing that out. I had no idea, and Googling both shows both appear in similar quantities. I am struggling with th and ht quite often, e.g. height as opposed to width.

is there an easy way to figure it out (apart from Google, Webster and other lookups)?

Smile | :)

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Re: Thread

Arman S.18-Feb-09 2:17

Arman S.

18-Feb-09 2:17

As far as I understand, you want to pass a function pointer to a thread procedure. In a simplified way it could be done like so:

void MyFuncToPass(int)
{
//..
}

UINT MyThread(PVOID param)
{
typedef void (*F)(int);
F func = (F)param;
func(10); // Call my func passed

return 0;
}

void TheCaller()
{
// run the thread and pass the function to it.
AfxBeginThread(MyThread, (void*)MyFuncToPass);

}

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