Re: Array of CArray - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

mzakarni30-Sep-02 23:03

30-Sep-02 23:03

Dear All,
Good Day ALL,

I have a problem in a program am working on, am using an OCX from microsoft in a MFC program this OCX is "Microsoft form 2.0 Label" the problem is when i run the program on my machine Background color of the label is the same as the BackGround color of the Main Form which is correct;But when i run it on Different Machine the Background color changes from Main Form Color plz help me how can i correct this.

Thank you all for help.

Best Regards,
Mohammad Zakarni

Re: Microsoft form 2.0 Label

Nitron1-Oct-02 3:11

Nitron

1-Oct-02 3:11

In the properties of the control, set the background color to:

-2147483633

(it'll change it to hex for you)

or you can do it via code:

CLabelControl* l = &this->m_yourLabel;
l->SetBackColor((long)GetSysColor(COLOR_3DFACE));

Nitron
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Re: Microsoft form 2.0 Label

mzakarni1-Oct-02 21:16

mzakarni

1-Oct-02 21:16

Dear Nitron,
Thank you very much it worked... Smile | :)

Attaching multiple controls to the system image list

Woody Green30-Sep-02 22:44

Woody Green

30-Sep-02 22:44

Hi,

I am working on a program in which multiple controls use the system image list. My code looks like this:

<br />
	SHFILEINFO sfi;<br />
	HIMAGELIST hSystemImageList = (HIMAGELIST) SHGetFileInfo("a.txt", 0, &sfi, sizeof(SHFILEINFO),<br />
                                                          SHGFI_SYSICONINDEX | SHGFI_SMALLICON);<br />
	// this attach is ok, no errors<br />
	m_control1.Attach(hSystemImageList);<br />
	// this attach is not ok, program crashes, debugging shows this statement<br />
	m_control2.Attach(hSystemImageList);<br />

Attaching the first control to the system image list works ok. Attaching the second control results in a crash. Debugging points to the system image list attach.

Does anyone know what the problem is and how to solve it?

Thanks,
Woody

'open with' using shell

steffo230-Sep-02 22:27

steffo2

30-Sep-02 22:27

Problem: I would like to implement the following in MFC: Open a file using a program (for example, open a text file using Excel). That is, the same functionality as right-click on a file, select 'open with' and select the program. The file type will not be associated with this program.

I have succeded using ShellExecuteEx, and starting the executable file with the text file as parameter, but the limitation is that I have to know the locatation of the program executable, which can vary.

Grateful for help

/Stefan

Re: 'open with' using shell

Stephane Rodriguez.30-Sep-02 22:43

Stephane Rodriguez.

30-Sep-02 22:43

I tried Start->Run "excel.exe c:\mydoc.xls" and it worked fine, without adding at all the app path. So I am not sure you actually need the app path.

In case you need it (for fun), just look up the registry HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths.

sometimes it helps to look at the IL generated code
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Array of CArray

ooosawaddee330-Sep-02 21:55

ooosawaddee3

30-Sep-02 21:55

I declare this below Array.

------------------------------------------------------------------
CArray<unsigned char,="" unsigned="" char=""> m_data;
typedef CArray<unsigned char,="" unsigned="" char=""> CCharArray;
CArray<cchararray,cchararray&> m_Array;
------------------------------------------------------------------

I want to ask how to add m_data to m_Array.Which command I need to use?

Re: Array of CArray

jmkhael30-Sep-02 22:02

jmkhael

30-Sep-02 22:02

SetAt, operato [] or Add, u chose

Papa

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Re: Array of CArray

30-Sep-02 22:52

Thank you for your answer Papa. But it has some problem while compiling. I write this below program.

------------------------------------------------------------------------
typedef CArray<unsigned char,="" unsigned="" char&=""> CCharArray;
CArray<cchararray,cchararray&> m_Array;
CArray<unsigned char,="" unsigned="" char&=""> NewElement;

unsigned char a='a';
unsigned char b='b';

NewElement.Add(a);
NewElement.Add(b);
m_Array.Add(NewElement);
------------------------------------------------------------------------

While compiling there are this error message happen at this line

m_Array.Add(NewElement);

c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\mfc\include\afxtempl.h(443) : error C2582: 'CArray<unsigned char,unsigned="" char="" &="">' : 'operator =' function is unavailable
c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\mfc\include\afxtempl.h(1566) : while compiling class-template member function 'void __thiscall CArray<class carray<unsigned="" char,unsigned="" char="" &="">,class CArray<unsigned char,unsigned="" char="" &=""> &>::SetAtGrow(int,class CArray<unsigned char,unsigned="" char="" &=""> &)'
Error executing cl.exe.

BallotExtractandPrint.exe - 1 error(s), 7 warning(s)

Do you know how to solve my problem?

Re: Array of CArray

jmkhael30-Sep-02 23:02

jmkhael

30-Sep-02 23:02

try:

CCharArray NewElement;
CArray <CCharArray,CCharArray> m_Array;

Papa

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Re: Array of CArray

Alexandru Savescu30-Sep-02 23:24

Alexandru Savescu

30-Sep-02 23:24

I strongly suggest you use a std::vector of std::vector

Best regards,
Alexandru Savescu

SetCooperativeLevel

Ta_Tee47330-Sep-02 21:50

Ta_Tee473

30-Sep-02 21:50

I would like to using the SetCooperativeLevel function in window mode

Example Fullscreen mode => DDSCL_EXCLUSIVE|DDSCL_FULLSCREEN
result => I can use the CreateSurface function(return of CreateSurface function DD_OK).
Example Window mode => DDSCL_NORMAL
result => I can't use the CreateSurface function(return of CreateSurface function DDERR_NOEXCLUSIVEMODE).

What I do?
Example Window mode => (what parameters?)

Re: SetCooperativeLevel

jmkhael30-Sep-02 22:00

jmkhael

30-Sep-02 22:00

U must add DDSCL_EXCLUSIVE when DDERR_NOEXCLUSIVEMODE is returned, so i guess

DDSCL_NORMAL | DDSCL_EXCLUSIVE

Papa

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Re: SetCooperativeLevel

Ta_Tee47330-Sep-02 22:08

Ta_Tee473

30-Sep-02 22:08

DSCL_NORMAL
This flag cannot be used with the DDSCL_ALLOWMODEX, DDSCL_EXCLUSIVE, or DDSCL_FULLSCREEN flags.

Re: SetCooperativeLevel

Stephane Rodriguez.30-Sep-02 22:13

Stephane Rodriguez.

30-Sep-02 22:13

In Window mode, you don't call SetCooperativeLevel at all.

sometimes it helps to look at the IL generated code
a MS guy on develop.com "answering" .NET issues

Re: SetCooperativeLevel

Ta_Tee47330-Sep-02 22:14

Ta_Tee473

30-Sep-02 22:14

What I can do when I would like to create the DirectX in window mode, Have you an example?

Re: SetCooperativeLevel

Stephane Rodriguez.30-Sep-02 22:30

Stephane Rodriguez.

30-Sep-02 22:30

Papa, no need to dump MSDN here Big Grin | :-D

. I expect someone willing to do DirectX stuff to download the DirectX SDK (or platform SDK), where there are plenty of windowed samples.

sometimes it helps to look at the IL generated code
a MS guy on develop.com "answering" .NET issues

Re: SetCooperativeLevel

jmkhael30-Sep-02 22:28

jmkhael

30-Sep-02 22:28

Guess u have a point here Smile | :)

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Renaming the source code file names

JekYu30-Sep-02 21:15

JekYu

30-Sep-02 21:15

HI..
Just a quick question:

If I used visual C++ wizard to build a project n workspace for example TESTING...

How do i go about changing the name TESTING to another name like TESTING2...
'cuz it seems like i can't simply change the filenames of the visual C++
like this..
Testing.dsw -> testing2.dsw
Testing.cpp -> testing2.cpp
etc..

Thanks in advance.

Re: Renaming the source code file names

DarrollWalsh30-Sep-02 22:02

DarrollWalsh

30-Sep-02 22:02

The problem is that when you rename Testing.dsw, and the other files, the settings in testings.dsw do not change. You will have to rename the files then add them back to the workspace and remove the original names. Hope that answered your question.

Darroll

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Re: Renaming the source code file names

jmkhael30-Sep-02 22:05

jmkhael

30-Sep-02 22:05

Editing the DSW and DSP file and replacing the occurence of testing with testing2, then renaming testing.cpp to testing2.cpp is enough
but i guess there's a tool on CP that just does that, search a bit!

Papa

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Re: Renaming the source code file names

jmkhael30-Sep-02 22:08

jmkhael

30-Sep-02 22:08

http://www.codeproject.com/tools/vsrename.asp

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visual studio 6 & .net with tooltips

RobertC30-Sep-02 20:40

RobertC

30-Sep-02 20:40

Hi all.

Does visual c++ support tooltips (does it provide built in support)? I am sure that it doesn't but maybe i have missed something?

I was told by someone that it does and that it is very easy to do. But I have a feeling that they are talking about visual basic.

Also, does .net have built in tooltip support?

In all the time I have been using VC++ 6 I have never noticed the support in MFC apps.

Confused | :confused:

Re: visual studio 6 & .net with tooltips

Michael P Butler30-Sep-02 22:03

Michael P Butler

30-Sep-02 22:03

From VC6 IDE

Project->Add To Project->Components and Controls->Visual C++ Components->ToolTip Support

is one way to do it.

Michael

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Re: visual studio 6 & .net with tooltips

RobertC30-Sep-02 22:34

RobertC

30-Sep-02 22:34

Thanks, I will give it a go.

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