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an interesting link: http://www.codeproject.com/info/search.aspx?artkw=tray+icon&sbo=kw
(I used the search box)
Press F1 for help or google it.
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MeghaJoshi wrote: Now what i want to do is i should show a pop up message when it is a alarm time.
If I understand you correctly, see if this is of any help.
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In a dialog, some edit controls become read only / normal at runtime based on some conditions.
When the edit is read only, I want to avoid focus to control.
When tab pressed I want to set focus to next editable control.
On Mouse click, focus should be in previous control only.
To do this what message should I handle?
I have DDXed edit controls to customized CEdit derived class.
Thanks
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In Style of CEdit, u have Tab Stop. please uncheck Tab stop. 
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You have to remove the WS_TABSTOP style at runtime.
You could do this at the same time you're making the control read only.
Use CWnd::ModifyStyle[^] like edit.ModifyStyle(WS_TABSTOP, 0);
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It better to do tab stop at run time than doing statically.
Initially we can set the tab stop to 0 using the resource, but runtime changing is more useful as superman suggested. Full 5 for the answer
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How do I create a Mailbox attached to an INet address provided by an Appache server
 
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here is the source code of create a bitmap from memory dc,
CRect rRect;
GetClientRect(rRect);
CDC *pDC = GetDC();
CDC MemDC;
CBitmap *pOldBMP = NULL;
MemDC.CreateCompatibleDC(pDC);
CFont *pOldFont = MemDC.SelectObject(GetFont());
CRect rCaption(0,0,0,0);
MemDC.DrawText(m_strText, rCaption, DT_CALCRECT);
ASSERT( rCaption.Width() >= 0 );
ASSERT( rCaption.Height() >= 0 );
if (rCaption.Height() < 16)
rCaption.bottom = rCaption.top + 16;
rCaption.right += 25;
if (rRect.Width() >= 16 && rCaption.Width() > rRect.Width() - 16)
rCaption.right = rCaption.left + rRect.Width() - 16;
if (m_MemBMP.m_hObject)
{
m_MemBMP.DeleteObject();
}
m_MemBMP.CreateCompatibleBitmap(pDC, rCaption.Width(), rCaption.Height());
pOldBMP = MemDC.SelectObject(&m_MemBMP);
HINSTANCE hInstResource = NULL;
hInstResource = AfxFindResourceHandle(MAKEINTRESOURCE(nID), RT_GROUP_ICON);
ASSERT(hInstResource);
HICON hicon = (HICON)::LoadImage(hInstResource, MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDI_ICON1), IMAGE_ICON, NULL, NULL, 0);
ASSERT(hicon);
//MemDC.SetBkMode(TRANSPARENT);
MemDC.FillSolidRect(&rCaption, RGB(0, 0, 122));
DrawState( MemDC.m_hDC, NULL, NULL, (LPARAM)hicon, NULL, 1, 0, 16, 16, DST_ICON | DSS_NORMAL);
// clear all alpha channel data
BITMAP bmMem;
if (m_MemBMP.GetObject(sizeof bmMem, &bmMem) >= sizeof bmMem && bmMem.bmBitsPixel == 32)
{
DWORD dwSize = m_MemBMP.GetBitmapBits(0, NULL);
if (dwSize)
{
LPBYTE pPixels = (LPBYTE)malloc(dwSize);
if (pPixels)
{
if (m_MemBMP.GetBitmapBits(dwSize, pPixels) == dwSize)
{
LPBYTE pLine = pPixels;
int iLines = bmMem.bmHeight;
while (iLines-- > 0)
{
LPDWORD pdwPixel = (LPDWORD)pLine;
for (int x = 0; x < bmMem.bmWidth; x++)
{
*pdwPixel++ &= 0x00FFFFFF; //why need this ???
}
pLine += bmMem.bmWidthBytes;
}
m_MemBMP.SetBitmapBits(dwSize, pPixels);
}
free(pPixels);
}
}
}
rCaption.left += 22;
MemDC.SetTextColor(RGB(0, 125, 0));
MemDC.DrawText(m_strText, rCaption, DT_SINGLELINE | DT_LEFT | DT_END_ELLIPSIS);
ReleaseDC(pDC);
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can someone explain the functionality of this sentence:
*pdwPixel++ &= 0x00FFFFFF;
why did need this??
thanks in advance... 
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xuplus wrote: *pdwPixel++ &= 0x00FFFFFF; //why need this ???
This line clears the alpha channel of the pixel (leaving RGB values untouched).
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Is this the right way to do it... I am getting an complier error ..(type mismatch)
struct {
char flag,
unsigned char data[60],
}packet;
vector<unsigned char=""> vect_data;
int func(packet *p_packet)
{
vector.push_back(p_packet->data);
}
I think I am dng somehting horribly wrong can anyone help me to figure out whr I am wrong..... I want to store all the data in vector as data arrives....
Can I use vect instead of data array... ? and than pass vect to vect..if so can thn when I copy structure will vect data filled...or I have push the data.... Also does vect works eactly like array....?
Plz help
Thanks!!!
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If what you're trying to do is store strings in a vector, here is what you have to do.
struct {
char flag,
unsigned char data[60],
}packet;
vector<string> vect_data;
int func(packet *p_packet)
{
vector.push_back(p_packet->data);
}
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I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends.
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As superman said,
u need to use vector <string>. please change the structure as
syntax of structure defintion is wrong in your case so change as below
along with that, change the structure data as string to hold string data
struct
{
char flag;
string data;
}packet;
// There is no problem using vector, if u want sequence access to the data.
vector<<string>> vect_data;
int func(packet* pPacketData )
{
vector.push_back( pPacketData->data );
}
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I recently converted a project from VC++6 to Visual Studio 2008. The project is an unmanaged DLL using MFC.
The problem I'm having is, when I run the project using Excel, using a tester I made to call the DLL and check return values, when the DLL should return false or true, based on certain calculations and conditions, the VS2008 project always returns true. Even using a "return false;" statement, the Excel tester gets a return value of true. In VC++6 it worked fine. Has anyone else seen this, or know of a way to fix it, or test futher to find the cause? Many Thanks!
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Have you tried debugging the DLL from within Visual Studio (most likely by attaching to the tester, if it's a process, or Excel, if it's hosting the tester library) and seeing exactly what's going on behind the scenes?
Adam Maras | Software Developer
Microsoft Certified Professional Developer
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Is it returning a BOOL or a bool? I'll wager the DLL returns a bool (a one byte value), but Excel is looking at the value as an int (a 4 byte value.)
(The reason it may have "broken" is simply due to how the code was compiled between the two compilers since I've seen VC++ 6 display this behavior.)
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To the first question, yes, that is why I built the Excel tester. That's how I know the 'return false;' statement does nothing.
To the second question, I actually have several DLLs that return in the same way, and some of them still work, while some of them get stuck returning true. On the BOOL vs bool, in the C++ code it's a 'bool' and in the tester it's looking for a VBA 'Boolean'. Though with some of the DLLs working correctly, and the others not, I don't think that has anything to do with the bug.
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The clicking noise become faster - and louder.
A wind begins to stir up from the pit, as the
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You stare into the pit, and hear a voice say
in your mind, "If you survive the encounter,
declare it to the world."
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I can't totally confirm this, but some sources state that a VBA Boolean is 4 bytes (another said it was 2 bytes).
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Using Len() and LenB() in VBA, the size of a Boolean is 2 bytes. Here[^] it says the size of a C++ bool is 1 byte. For my problem, I can just return an int, 1 or 0, instead of true/false, and get around it. But Why would the size difference between bools cause this problem?
The Code Demon Rises.
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A value is returned in the eax/ax/al register. Because a one byte bool only has to zero out the register al (xor al, al). The high bits of the [e]ax register may be set to a non-zero value.
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Hi Everyone,
I am working on a MFC project in VS2008. I have a very long form which need scrolling. At the end of the form i used a data time control and when i select a dated at runtime. The form jumps to the start of the screen.
Did anyone face this kind of issue?
Any suggestions will be helpfull.
Regards,
Kasi
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Hi All,
Seems that, despite the incredibly easy steps of getting HINTS (tool tips) going using ultimate grid, they don't seem to want to show up.
We have done the following:
1. Added UseHints(TRUE); to the OnSetup() func.
2. Wrote code to handle a tooltip in the OnHint() handler.
Could this be because the Grid is being put into an ActiveX control and there is some crazy windowing issue happening here?
Any help would be great,
Jt
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Hi
want to create UGrid control as ActiveX or COm to use it from C#
can you help me out?
Thanks
CC
chetan
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When an item in a treeview is selected it is colored blue. But if you set the focus on another control the selected item keeps selected but has no visual clue for this, you can't see which is selected. Is there a way to change the background of the selected item using WinAPI-function and/or C(++) only?
Thanks
Rozis
modified on Tuesday, July 28, 2009 6:02 AM
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Try adding the TVS_SHOWSELALWAYS style to your tree control.
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Simple and effective...
Thanks
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