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Re: How to convert a string to XML format

22-Oct-02 3:05

if you're using CStrings, you can just use the Replace member function

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Daniel Turini22-Oct-02 3:15

Daniel Turini

22-Oct-02 3:15

Use MSXML for building the document. IXMLDOMElement has a "text" property which you can set and it properly handles all special cases.

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Re: How to convert a string to XML format

Stephane Rodriguez.22-Oct-02 3:21

Stephane Rodriguez.

22-Oct-02 3:21

If you use msxml, this will be automatically handled when you write the xml file somewhere (stream, memory, disk). (" are replaced with ", < are replaced with <, and & replaced with & ). Wink | ;)

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VS make files

will138322-Oct-02 2:58

will1383

22-Oct-02 2:58

Hi all,

I have several *.mak files that I have modified to fix various issues in my builds. I need to be able to import these makefile back into the projects from which they came from. I cannot find a way to do this. Is this possible? Or do I have to physically add in the changes to the project file piece by piece? I thought there would be a quick and dirty way to import the makefile back in Visual Studio. Any help is GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks!

Danielson

string

wong190722-Oct-02 2:25

wong1907

22-Oct-02 2:25

Hello,

I want to ask how to store a String in 2-D array foramt?

e.g.
abc[0][0]="A";
abc[0][1]="AA";
abc[0][2]="AAA";
......
....
..
abc[n][n]="AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA";

THX!!!

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Re: string

Nitron22-Oct-02 8:10

Nitron

22-Oct-02 8:10

MFC or no?

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Re: string

valikac22-Oct-02 10:24

valikac

22-Oct-02 10:24

Consider a vector of string objects.

Kuphryn

splash screen not disappearing on win98

ns22-Oct-02 2:19

22-Oct-02 2:19

. MFC MDI project. I have a splashscreen class which instantiates an object in the initInstance in the app class. When this function goes out of scope, the splash screen is supposed to vanish since it was a local object. Does so fine on Win2K. On win98 however, it stays there even after the UI has come up! How dO I get rid of it? Any ideas why this is happening?

Appreciate your help,
ns

benjymous22-Oct-02 2:57

22-Oct-02 2:57

Can't you just put a close member into your splash class, and call it manually, rather than just closing in the splash's destructor and hoping the object gets deleted? (Less neat, I know, but at least that way you know exactly what's going to happen)

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ns22-Oct-02 3:36

22-Oct-02 3:36

Okay. This might sound dumb. I didnt write the class.It has two things in it: create and onPaint, plus the constructor and destructor. What would I put in my Close() function? I dont think we can call the destructor right? Again, sorry if its an obvious question.....

Appreciate your help,
ns

benjymous22-Oct-02 4:02

22-Oct-02 4:02

Ahh, so I guess you've currently got something like

MyClass::MyFunction()
{
  CSplashScreen Splash;  // the splashscreen object
  

  ..do your startup processing here..
  

}

The Splash object should automatically get deleted at the end of the function, when it goes out of scope, but for some reason it isn't.

Instead, try changing it to:

MyClass::MyFunction()
{
  CSplashScreen* pSplash;  // the splashscreen object
  pSplash = new CSplashScreen;
  

  ..do your startup processing here..


  delete pSplash;
}

(I.e. you now have full control over the creation and destruction of the splash screen object, which should force it to close when you want it to)

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any helpful links for this?

ns22-Oct-02 4:16

22-Oct-02 4:16

Most excellent! I truly thank you for the idea - I was getting bogged d own in what to write in a Close() function. I have to remember this idea for future use too....the power of new and delete

Appreciate your help,
ns

ns22-Oct-02 2:12

22-Oct-02 2:12

I havent yet ever called a C dll from within my MFC program. What is the procedure for this? Where can I find this information? The C dll might be MFC too, or maybe just plain C++.

Appreciate your help,
ns

Daniel Turini22-Oct-02 2:17

Daniel Turini

22-Oct-02 2:17

The easier ones (and it's most of them) will come with a .H and a .LIB.
So, you just #include the proper .H and #pragma comment(lib, "blablabla.lib") the supplied .lib

Others don't and you'll have to resort to the LoadLibrary() API call.

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ns22-Oct-02 2:23

22-Oct-02 2:23

Thanks > I'll check out the loadlibrary function...and make a little fake MFC dll app to see what files are generated - if I get the .lib and .h file...question is which .h are we talking about? There are so many... Anyways, perhaps I should try my test before any further questions about this..... Smile | :)

Appreciate your help,
ns

benjymous22-Oct-02 3:01

22-Oct-02 3:01

Usually the files will all be named the same, so if you've got SomeRandomLibrary.dll you should also get a SomeRandomLibrary.h and a SomeRandomLibrary.lib

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ns22-Oct-02 3:33

22-Oct-02 3:33

Ah! Thank you. So if you are given the .h and .lib for a dll, you just include those appropriately, but if its just the dll thats available, then you have to do loadLibrary..... Smile | :)

Appreciate your help,
ns

Ravi Bhavnani22-Oct-02 4:18

Ravi Bhavnani

22-Oct-02 4:18

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ns22-Oct-02 7:41

22-Oct-02 7:41

Danke.....Lots to read.. Smile | :)

Ravi Bhavnani22-Oct-02 8:05

Ravi Bhavnani

22-Oct-02 8:05

Hey, play with TakeStock when you have a minute. Would welcome all feedback! Mucho thanks,

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