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How to implement Copy - Paste functionality in FlexGrid

pandit8425-Jun-09 20:31

25-Jun-09 20:31

HI i am using a flexgrid which is having one column editable .
How to implement copy and paste functionality to this editable column .
Also how to check the copied string , if it contains any spaces in between i dont have to paste it .
Please provide your comments

Re: How to implement Copy - Paste functionality in FlexGrid

Chandrasekharan P25-Jun-09 20:44

Chandrasekharan P

25-Jun-09 20:44

You can show a cut/paste menu reacting to the OnMouseDown event. The message handler has a parameter "short Button" =1 for Left button =2 for right button. You can get the range of selected cells with GetCol() GetRow() GetCellSel() GetRowSel() The two first gives you a corner of selected cells and the two last gives you the opposite corner. You only need to call GetTextMatrix in order to obtain the cell's text and store them in some structure or array or the clipboard. To paste you only have to follow the inverse procedure. I hope this can help you

Source: CodeGuru

Re: How to implement Copy - Paste functionality in FlexGrid

pandit8425-Jun-09 21:02

pandit84

25-Jun-09 21:02

Thanks a lot ...i will try this

Writefile() fun fails in OS drive of vista.

C++myLife25-Jun-09 20:02

C++myLife

25-Jun-09 20:02

Hi All,

I am stucked into a problem of writing into C: drive(OS)in vista. I need to edit something in the metadata of a file. Well I can do this with other volumes but not in C: . Please guide me how to overcome this problem? Frown | :(

Re: Writefile() fun fails in OS drive of vista.

norish25-Jun-09 20:13

norish

25-Jun-09 20:13

Did you check the return code of GetLastError()?

Re: Writefile() fun fails in OS drive of vista.

«_Superman_»25-Jun-09 20:26

«_Superman_»

25-Jun-09 20:26

Are you doing it programaticaly.
If so your program will need elevated privileges.

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Re: Writefile() fun fails in OS drive of vista.

C++myLife25-Jun-09 20:57

C++myLife

25-Jun-09 20:57

yA i DID EVERY THING.

eRROR CODE 5 : aCCESS IS DENIED.
And the code I am running with admin priviledge.
This problem is only with the OS drive not with other partitions.

Re: Writefile() fun fails in OS drive of vista.

KarstenK25-Jun-09 22:10

KarstenK

25-Jun-09 22:10

i guess you exe hasnt the rights to write in such location. Do writing in a user directory. ->GetFolderPath()

Press F1 for help or google it.
Greetings from Germany

Re: Writefile() fun fails in OS drive of vista.

Michael Dunn25-Jun-09 22:49

Michael Dunn

25-Jun-09 22:49

Where exactly is the file you're trying to write to? Do you have privileges to write to the file?

Re: Writefile() fun fails in OS drive of vista.

C++myLife26-Jun-09 0:25

C++myLife

26-Jun-09 0:25

If you understand the metadata area of a file($MFT area)of a particular file , that is the location where I have to modify some values of a OS drive. But windows is not giving me permission to write at low level.

how to save image from webBrowser Control

voo doo1225-Jun-09 19:24

voo doo12

25-Jun-09 19:24

Hi every body
is there any way to save image form webBrowser control with out reloading it?

Convert Byte[64] to CSTRIng

p_196025-Jun-09 19:12

p_1960

25-Jun-09 19:12

Hi,
Please have a look
std::vector<cstring> Names;
ENUMLOGFONTEX *lpelfe;
Names.push_back(lpelfe->elfFullName);

the above lines gives an error like....
error C2440: 'initializing' : cannot convert from 'BYTE [64]' to 'ATL::CStringT<BaseType,StringTraits>'with[BaseType=char, StringTraits=StrTraitMFC_DLL<char>] ]

and please try to help regarding the same...

Re: Convert Byte[64] to CSTRIng

norish25-Jun-09 20:21

norish

25-Jun-09 20:21

What type of data do you want to push to std::vector?
If you want CString, try

std::vector<CString*> Names;
Names.push_back(new CString(lpelfe->elfFullName));

or you do with BYTE[], try

std::vector<BYTE*> Names;
BYTE* aName = new BYTE[sizeof(lpelfe->elfFullName)];
memcpy(aName, lpelfe->elfFullName, sizeof(lpelfe->elfFullName);
Names.push_back(aName);

Do not forget delete elements after you dont need vector both above.

Re: Convert Byte[64] to CSTRIng

norish25-Jun-09 20:25

norish

25-Jun-09 20:25

disapeared template defs. D'Oh! | :doh:

first one is

std::vector<CString*> Names;

second one is

std::vector<BYTE*> Names;

Re: Convert Byte[64] to CSTRIng

Pavan_Putra25-Jun-09 20:37

Pavan_Putra

25-Jun-09 20:37

I think , first Option should work.
Bcoz while creating CString from Byte , you should say new() to it..

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Re: Convert Byte[64] to CSTRIng

«_Superman_»25-Jun-09 20:24

«_Superman_»

25-Jun-09 20:24

Your vector declaration cannot be seen in your posting.
Is it declared std::vector<CString>?

«_Superman_»
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Re: Convert Byte[64] to CSTRIng

p_196025-Jun-09 20:58

p_1960

25-Jun-09 20:58

ya it is declared..

Re: Convert Byte[64] to CSTRIng

«_Superman_»25-Jun-09 21:02

«_Superman_»

25-Jun-09 21:02

Try a two step approach.

std::vector<CString> Names;
ENUMLOGFONTEX *lpelfe;
CString str = lpelfe->elfFullName;
Names.push_back(str);

«_Superman_»
I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends.

Re: Convert Byte[64] to CSTRIng

Rajesh R Subramanian25-Jun-09 21:10

Rajesh R Subramanian

25-Jun-09 21:10

Can't you just use CString if you are already using MFC? Why do you have to use the std containers?!

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Getting File Data without opening the File

Bram van Kampen25-Jun-09 14:59

Bram van Kampen

25-Jun-09 14:59

How do I get Time Info on a remote network file of the Last Write on a File without actually opening the file. I have an App that needs to know when to re-load. It Opens the File every three minutes to check the last Write time,to determine if it's own version is stale. That traffic alone causes problems. Windows Explorer seems to have a way of getting this info in that way.

regards,

Smile | :)

Bram van Kampen

Re: Getting File Data without opening the File

Stuart Dootson25-Jun-09 15:07

Stuart Dootson

25-Jun-09 15:07

Does stat[^] open the file?

Or to quote this page[^]

You can also retrieve file times using the FindFirstFile and FindNextFile functions. These functions copy the file times to FILETIME structures in a WIN32_FIND_DATA structure

Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

Re: Getting File Data without opening the File

Bram van Kampen25-Jun-09 15:13

Bram van Kampen

25-Jun-09 15:13

By God, You're Quick (less than 1 Minite since Posting the Question).
Rose | [Rose]

Going to try those tomorrow, and will let you know.

Thanks,

Bram.
Smile | :)

Bram van Kampen

Re: Getting File Data without opening the File

Michael Dunn25-Jun-09 17:00

Michael Dunn

25-Jun-09 17:00

That still isn't going to solve the problem of excessive network traffic. To actually get notifications (instead of constantly polling), check out FindFirstChangeNotification and ReadDirectoryChangesW.

--Mike--

Re: Getting File Data without opening the File

Stuart Dootson25-Jun-09 21:49

Stuart Dootson

25-Jun-09 21:49

Do those work for network drives? I am aware of them, but thought they only worked for local drives, or only worked for some network drives or something. Documentation doesn't say anything, so it's probably just a bit of dust in my brain masquerading as a memory.

Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

Re: Getting File Data without opening the File

David Crow26-Jun-09 5:16

David Crow

26-Jun-09 5:16

Stuart Dootson wrote:
Documentation doesn't say anything...

It's indirect, but MSDN article Q188321 makes reference to a remote computer.

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