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What I am trying to do is when I click a button it draws a cube or whatever and displays the name of the object in a
GLUI_EDITTEXT_TEXT box.I also want to append a number to the end of the object name and increment the number each time a new object is drawn. I have everything working ok except the name and number will only display one character at a time in the textbox and increments the position each time the draw button is pushed. Much Thanks to anyone who will/can help with this. Jody Bush
Below is part of the code I have for this thing.
int Cnum = 1;
int Pnum = 1;
char Cube[sizeof(GLUI_String)] ={" "};
char Plane[sizeof(GLUI_String)] ={" "};
char Name;
Name1 = subwin->add_edittext( "Name", GLUI_EDITTEXT_TEXT,&Name);
if(control == DRAWPLANE_ID){
drawplane = true;
sizex = 1.0;
sizey = 1.0;
sizez = 0.0;
itoa(Pnum, Plane, 10);
sprintf(Plane,"Plane %d",Cnum);
Name = Plane[Pnum];
Name1->get_text();
Pnum++;
}
if(control == DRAWCUBE_ID){
drawcube = true;
sizex = 1.0;
sizey = 1.0;
sizez = 1.0;
itoa(Cnum, Cube, 10);
sprintf(Cube,"Cube %d",Cnum);
Name = Cube[Cnum];
Name1->get_text();
Cnum++;
}
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bushimports wrote: I have everything working ok except the name and number will only display one character at a time in the textbox and increments the position each time the draw button is pushed
I think your problem is that you're only passing in one character to the add_edittext call. I don't know what the signature of the method is, but &Name can only refer to a single character (and then, so long as a coincidence of code generation puts zero bytes on the stack.
Anyway I think the problem would probably be solved by
- Declaring Name as
char* Name; - Changing how you assign Name, from
Name = Plane[Pnum];
and
Name = Cube[Cnum];
to
Name = Plane;
and
Name = Cube;
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How to save on javascript Type the 'IDC_LAT'values in NMEAParserDemo Dialogbase
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yunpil wrote: How to save on javascript Type the 'IDC_LAT'values in NMEAParserDemo Dialogbase
That's a very good question. Good luck with it.
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can you try urself, and post your problem here, instead of posting whole code!
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Hello,
I try to get the different data for each row in a list control (CListCtrl), more explain i need to put data refer to each row in a table so how can i do this!!!
Thank you for your help.
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Are you referring to the SetItemData() and GetItemData() methods?
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yes i see them, but i couldn't used GetItemData() like i need.
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khaliloenit wrote: ...but i couldn't used GetItemData() like i need.
Why not?
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i have some difficulties in the returned data.i need to get it in text format to insert them into xml file for example.
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khaliloenit wrote: i have some difficulties in the returned data.
It's the exact same data set with SetItemData().
TCHAR *pszBuffer = new TCHAR[12];
_tcscpy(pszBuffer, _T("Hello World"));
m_list.SetItemData(nItem, (DWORD) pszBuffer);
...
pszBuffer = (TCHAR *) m_list.GetItemData(nItem);
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how do you use it ?
for example :
YourData* pData = new YourData;<br />
MyList.SetItemData( iIndex, (DWORD_PTR)yourdata);
...
YourData* pData = NULL;<br />
pData = (YourData*)MyList.GetItemData(iIndex);
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so how can use it to retrieve data in text format?
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show us the code with the SetItemData.
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It's simply a pointer to someplace in memory. How it's interpreted (e.g., char*, int*, class*, is up to you.
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Sorry, but have you an example how to get the row data into a string table for example witch i can try like it please.
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khaliloenit wrote: Sorry, but have you an example how to get the row data...
Are you talking about GetItemText()?
khaliloenit wrote: ...into a string table...
A stringtable resource?
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I don't know if you understand me what i would do but my desire is to loop my liste by row and to get the data of this row.
this is from the row in List Control :
Row | Name | Age
X X-name X-age
what i need is to get the
Row = X
Name = X-name
Age = X-age
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khaliloenit wrote: I don't know if you understand me what i would do but my desire is to loop my liste by row and to get the data of this row.
You're right. I meant to suggest GetItemText().
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Ok, thanks 
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I have jboss webservice. That has numerous methods. I need to use those functions for our official project. Our coding platform is C++ on visual C++ 6.0 environment. How shall i connect the jboss webservice using win32 or C++/MFC based technologies. If you have any working sample please provide me.
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The fact that the web-service is implemented in or on jboss is of little relevance.
What IS of relevance is answers to questions like these - what's the interface specification? Does it use SOAP? Is it REST-ful? Does it use WS-* specifications?
Once you know that sort of thing, you can start to look at how to implement a client in C++. But if (as seems likely, as jboss is Java-centric, IIRC) the web-service is based on SOAP, then gSOAP[^] is likely to be of use.
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HI ,
i have an ini file like..
==Sample.ini===========
[txt.ini]
1 = SectionName, KeyName, KeyVaue
2 = SectionName, KeyName, KeyVaue
[txt2.ini]
1 = SectionName, KeyName, KeyVaue
2 = SectionName, KeyName, KeyVaue
the requirement is i need to merge the above changes(add Sectionname,Keyname,KeyValue) in the respective ini files which where mentioned as Sections in the above ini file...
Please help me....
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p_1960 wrote: the requirement is...
Ok, so what do you have done so far? What is the actual question? Have you seen the functions here?
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