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What do you mean, exactly
(Usually, when using Win32 API, you have the window handle of the scrollbar, to deal with)?
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I am having one Edit Control on my application and edit control having VScroll bar in disable mode. at one stage i need to know that this Vscroll is enabled or not? for that i need handle of VScroll bar.
Thank You.
modified on Friday, May 29, 2009 8:13 AM
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zakkas2483 wrote: I wanted to know,that is Edit control's scroll bar enabled from win32 code?
bool IsVScrollEnabled( HWND hEdit ) <br />
{ <br />
return (( ::GetWindowLong(hEdit, GWL_STYLE) & WS_VSCROLL ) == WS_VSCROLL ); <br />
}
Same for hscroll, hope this helps?
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Thank you..
I am having problem with the solution. Initially Edit control having v-scroll in disable mode. Your solution will give true even scroll bar is disable.
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I am having code in MFC.
DWORD dwStyle = GetStyle();
CScrollBar* pBar = GetScrollBarCtrl(SB_VERT);
bool bHasVertBar = ((pBar != NULL) && pBar->IsWindowEnabled()) ||
(dwStyle & WS_VSCROLL);
I need same code in Win32.
Probably this MFC code will help other to understand my question.
Thank You.
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Well, you may have a look at MFC source code...
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Thank you...
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I want to develop a company visitors software. the software will have the following columns:
Visitors name
Purpose of visiting
Who you are visiting
time in
time out
I am having a problem in how the interface should be. I am new in programming please can you descibe for me how the interface should be. especially the time out column. the managment should be able to see those who visited.
Thank you
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Are you talking about the application UI interface?
Then it should have controls that accept the above mentioned values and save it somewhere. Say in a file or database and can be retrieved later.
The controls can be designed in the resource editor
You need to google first, if you have "It's urgent please" mentioned in your question.
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What exactly do you mean by an interface? is it the screen that the user will see?
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sturabumukiza wrote: especially the time out column
Why the 'time out' column is problematic (Why it is more difficult than the 'time in' one?)?
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Hello! Read point #2 in this post[^]
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sturabumukiza wrote: I want to develop a company visitors software.
Which does what? Do the visitors interact with the software, or some other "trained" employee?
sturabumukiza wrote: I am having a problem in how the interface should be.
You mentioned "column" several times. What did you have in mind? Think of other software that you've used or seen. It sometimes helps to remove the computer from the equation and think how the flow would go if you just had paper and pencil.
You've got a decent start, but you need to look at it from a non-code perspective. Talk through the process several times going over different scenarios (e.g., what happens if a visitor forgets to sign in).
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How to check an Empty variant.Is there any standard API available.
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Check the vt member for VT_NULL or VT_EMPTY
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varxyz.vt==VT_EMPTY
You need to google first, if you have "It's urgent please" mentioned in your question.
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Hello to all,
In my project I am doing some printing work. Now for that I dont require default settings of a printer (paper size, dpi etc.) so through coding I set some of the printer settings of my own, means user defined settings for a printer. Now my problem is that, this may happen that the settings which I set for a printer may not be acceptable for all types of printers. So how can I know that the settings which I am providing to a printer is not supported by that printer? Means is there any flag value or something of that type which gives me information about the success of my settings? so that if those settings are not supported then I can display a proper message box to the user about the settings failure. It is really very urgent.Please help me out.
Thanks and Regards,
Anay
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How are you changing the settings?
If you're using APIs like SetPrinter, it will return an error if the values could not be set.
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Hello,
Thanks for ur reply.I am changing the settings through DEVMODE structure like,
DEVMODE *dev;
CPrintInfo *pInfo;
dev=pInfo->m_pPD->GetDevMode();
dev->dmPaperSize = DMPAPER_A4;
dev->dmPrintQuality = 600;
dev->dmYResolution = 600;
Anay
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Are you using an application or a spooler component?
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Hi,
May i know how can i get the local hard disk names in a system..using MFC
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Did you see
DWORD WINAPI GetLogicalDriveStrings(<br />
__in DWORD nBufferLength,<br />
__out LPTSTR lpBuffer<br />
); on MSDN?
nBufferLength
The maximum size of the buffer pointed to by lpBuffer, in TCHARs. This size does not include the terminating null character. If this parameter is zero, lpBuffer is not used.
lpBuffer
A pointer to a buffer that receives a series of null-terminated strings, one for each valid drive in the system, plus with an additional null character. Each string is a device name.
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How can I send data bits through USB port? I am familiar with the parallel and serial port and have done some hardware controlling project through parallel port. But how do I send data through USB port using Visual C++?
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Accessing a USB port is not the same as accessing the serial port: you can't simply "open" it and send data on it. This is because multiple devices could be connected to the same port (see for instance an USB hub). So, what you have to do instead is retrieve the handle to the device driver associated with the device you want to communicate with (of course, the device should be installed on your computer before being able to do so). To retrieve the handle to the driver, it is similar as opening the serial port: you call CreateFile with the driver symbolic name for the file name argument. Once this is done, you can start sending and receiving data using the WriteFile and ReadFile functions (like for a serial port). Not that the driver will implement a specific behavior for these functions, so it really depends on your driver. Finally, you can also send driver specific control code by using the DeviceIOControl function.
All these things are very specific to the device you want to access (so, to the driver you are accessing). Which kind of USB device are you trying to access ? There should be some documentation with the driver that explains you how to retrieve the handle to the driver and list the device control codes.
If you are trying to access a USB-to-serial converter, things are different because in that case, the driver will emulate a virtual COM port and you can simply use this virtual COM port as a standard COM port.
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Adding to the reply...
The communication finally boils down to the type of endpoint.
A USB device has the following hierarchy.
Device -> Configuration -> Interface -> Endpoint.
Endpoints can be of type Interrupt, Bulk or Isochronous.
If you want to use a Virtual COM port, it will be different for different endpoints.
Interrupt is the easiest to communicate with as there are drivers built-in.
By the way to identify the USB device there is something called a Vendor Id (VID), Product Id (PID) and a serial number.
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