C / C++ / MFC

Member 4124956 wrote:

I am looking for some control that can be used to draw shapes

private void jPanel1MousePressed(java.awt.event.MouseEvent evt) {                                     
        // TODO add your handling code here:
        int X = evt.getX();
        int Y = evt.getY();
        Graphics gr = jPanel1.getGraphics();
        gr.setColor(jColorChooser1.getColor());
        gr.fillOval(X, Y, 10, 10);
}  

LPCWSTR lpPath1=L"c:\\temp\\folder1\\";
LPCWSTR lpPath2=L"testing\\tester";

std::basic_string<WCHAR> strPath = lpPath1;
strPath += lpPath2;

RemoveDirectoryW(strPath.c_str());

CString strPath1 = _T("c:\\temp\\folder1\\");
CString strPath2 = _T("testing\\tester");

CString strPath = strPath1 + strPath2;

RemoveDirectory(strPath);

CString strPath1 = _T("c:\\temp\\folder1\\");
LPCWSTR lpPath2 = L"testing\\tester";

CString strPath = strPath1 + lpPath2;

RemoveDirectoryW(strPath);

TCHAR varValue[32767];
GetEnvironmentVariable(_T("PATH"), varValue, 32767);<pre>

<code>varValue</code> will (after the call) contain the path for your account. 

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//Get the env variable
	CString directory = "";
        directory = getenv ( "ProgramFiles");

//Create a new folder underneath the program files directory
	CString newDirectory(directory + "\\EnvFolder" );
	BOOL createDirEnv = CreateDirectory(newDirectory, NULL);

wchar_t varValue[32767];
GetEnvironmentVariableW(L"TEMP", varValue, 32767);
wchar_t testingDir[32767];
PathCombineW(testingDir, varValue, "Testing");
CreateDirectoryW(testingDir, 0);

Vineet Kumar wrote:

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AnithaSubramani wrote:

Very urgent.............................

AnithaSubramani wrote:

So which control is better for this? Tree control or List Box or anything else?