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Re: Function does not return String as wanted

markkuk25-Sep-09 7:05

markkuk

25-Sep-09 7:05

A C++ string isn't a char*. You can't apply old C char* based methods to handling C++ strings.

Re: Function does not return String as wanted

David Crow25-Sep-09 7:51

David Crow

25-Sep-09 7:51

Tomicmanka wrote:
for (int i=0; i str_io[i] = std::toupper(str_io[i]);

Did you bother to preview this before posting?

Tomicmanka wrote:
conv_str_to_upper (surName);

Is conv_str_to_upper() going to know what to do with a string object?

Tomicmanka wrote:
free (pstrText);

What are you freeing?

Go back and edit your post so that it is: 1) syntactically correct, and 2) easier to read.

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Re: Function does not return String as wanted

Tomicmanka25-Sep-09 8:47

Tomicmanka

25-Sep-09 8:47

Sorry mate, The text "free (pstrText);" was part of a larger program.

As I said I am very new (I have benn working on C++ for the last one week) so just bear with me.

I just want to know how to write a c++ function that accepts a string as parameter and return a string back to the main() function.

At this moment in time I want to convert a lowercase Surname to uppercase using a C++ function.

char* conv_str_to_upper (char* str_io)
{
int stringlength = strlen(str_io);

for (int i=0; i
str_io[i] = std::toupper(str_io[i]);
}
return (str_io);
}

The code above may be wrong, I just want to know how it can be done.

Thanks

Re: Function does not return String as wanted

David Crow25-Sep-09 8:57

David Crow

25-Sep-09 8:57

Tomicmanka wrote:
I just want to know how to write a c++ function that accepts a string as parameter and return a string back to the main() function.

string foo1( string str )
{
    string strTemp;
    strTemp = str;
    return strTemp;
}
  
void foo2( string &str )
{
    str = ...
}

Tomicmanka wrote:

At this moment in time I want to convert a lowercase Surname to uppercase using a C++ function.

Use the transform() function. See here

Re: Function does not return String as wanted

Tomicmanka25-Sep-09 9:28

Tomicmanka

25-Sep-09 9:28

Thanks David

My code now works

Re: Function does not return String as wanted

Stuart Dootson26-Sep-09 0:07

Stuart Dootson

26-Sep-09 0:07

Tomicmanka wrote:
I just want to know how to write a c++ function that accepts a string as parameter and return a string back to the main() function.

Rather than passing a string by value, you should generally prefer passing a string by reference to minimise copying.

std::string conv_str_to_upper (std::string const& str)
{
   std::string upper;
   // Tell upper how long it's going to end up being, so we can allocate that space all at once
   upper.reserve(str.length());
   // Copy s to upper, but upper-case each character as we go.
   std::transform(s.begin(), s.end(), std::back_inserter(upper), (int (*)(int))&std::toupper);
   return upper;
}

The code for the function is taken from this page[^], which is kind of on your topic.

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Re: Function does not return String as wanted

Tomicmanka26-Sep-09 0:55

Tomicmanka

26-Sep-09 0:55

Good point, Thanks. I will do that then.

Hiding and showing CSplitterWnd panes "mistery"

Vaclav_25-Sep-09 6:07

Vaclav_

25-Sep-09 6:07

I have a simple static splitter with two panes.
I have managed to delete the right pane and having problem repainting it.
While developing I used the attached code for testing and discovered that ShowWindow(SW_HIDE) works after getting the access to parent window and then it does not work after the right pane is deleted and recreated.
That is one part of the puzzle.
The other part is that the new pane can only be repainted when the parent window is resized. Since MoveWindow does resizing too it also repaints the pane.
Seems like awkward way to accomplish repaint.
Any other opinions on the subject are as always appreciated.
Thanks for reading.

Here is the code snippet, Please IGNORE the goofy "-%gt;" characters!
I have given up fixing it!!!

   CSplitterWnd * pParent = ( CSplitterWnd * )GetParent();
     //pParent->ShowWindow(SW_HIDE); works here


     CC_TabView_Pane * pPane = (CC_TabView_Pane * ) pParent->GetPane(0,1);



     iCount = pPane->m_aPages.GetCount();
     if(!iCount)
     {
          {
               TRACEFN("\nNothing to delete in Tab %i m_aPages",iCount);
          }
          return iCount;
     }

     //pParent->MoveWindow(0,0,100,100);
     pParent->ShowWindow(SW_HIDE); and it does not work here

Constant Expression Required

nowrocktheworld25-Sep-09 4:49

nowrocktheworld

25-Sep-09 4:49

I write a code for the prime numbers of large number in the C programming language and compile the code on the Turbo and it displays two errors
Error1. Constant Expression Required
Error2. Constant Expression Required

Why this error occurs?

Re: Constant Expression Required

Naveen25-Sep-09 4:59

Naveen

25-Sep-09 4:59

nowrocktheworld wrote:
Error1. Constant Expression Required

hard to guess witout seeing the code..but let me ask..did you put a variable in the "case" statement inside a "switch" case..like case aVariable:

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Re: Constant Expression Required

nowrocktheworld25-Sep-09 6:18

nowrocktheworld

25-Sep-09 6:18

I use the long int type of datatype and if i change the datatype then no error.

Re: Constant Expression Required

David Crow25-Sep-09 5:40

David Crow

25-Sep-09 5:40

nowrocktheworld wrote:
Why this error occurs?

Because you did not use a constant where one was expected/required.

Re: Constant Expression Required

CPallini25-Sep-09 9:51

CPallini

25-Sep-09 9:51

Possibly you used a variable to specify an array dimension.
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Re: Constant Expression Required

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer25-Sep-09 21:26

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

25-Sep-09 21:26

As you have seen from the replies, you have not supplied us with any real clues.

The only help you'll get is:

"Hmm, I think the problem is you need to supply a constant expression."

Maybe provide the line the error is from?

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Set/get Controls of an Another dialog box [modified]

hrishiS25-Sep-09 4:32

hrishiS

25-Sep-09 4:32

Hi to all,

Could anyone please tell me how do I get/set the controls of an another dialog box in MFC? (ie getting the values of editbox of dialogB from dialogA). Basically from dialogA, I am opening another model dialog to enter some data in edit box. Now when user press OK, I need those data in my dialogA.
Please help me

thanks in advance

-----------------------------
I am a beginner

modified on Friday, September 25, 2009 10:55 AM

Re: Set/get Controls of an Another dialog box

David Crow25-Sep-09 5:44

David Crow

25-Sep-09 5:44

Several ways exist.

CDialogB::OnOK()
{
    m_strData = "Some text that was keyed in by user";
    CDialog::OnOK();
}
  
CDialogA::SomeFunction()
{
    CDialogB dlgB;
    if (dlgB.DoModal() == IDOK)
        m_strData = dlgB.m_strData;
}

CAPI read certificat etoken Window xp

Member 442420525-Sep-09 4:28

Member 4424205

25-Sep-09 4:28

Hello,

I try to open the certificat store on a eToken but i failed.
I not very aware about CAPI and I think i missed something.

My code:
m_hMyCertStore =CertOpenStore( CERT_STORE_PROV_PHYSICAL, PKCS_7_ASN_ENCODING | X509_ASN_ENCODING,NULL, CERT_SYSTEM_STORE_CURRENT_USER, L"MY\\eToken");

I get hMyCertStore =0 and The GetLastError() return 2.

I don't know how to do.

I didn't manage to find a complete small example.

Thank you

GetCursorPos failed in Service mode....

onlyjaypatel25-Sep-09 3:52

onlyjaypatel

25-Sep-09 3:52

Hi,

We have one program that is taking current cursor position in timer with GetCursorPos().

In normal exe its working fine.We have changed the program in to service.

Now In service mode the GetCursurPos return true but values are given by the function are garbage values.

we changed function with GetMessagePos but the result is same.

Any body know how to make it work.

We had also tried to get desktop rights to our service with OpenDesktop and SetThreadDesktop but

SetThreadDesktop function failed with error code 170.

If anybody knows about this problem please let me know the solution.

Thank you,

Regards,
Jay.

Re: GetCursorPos failed in Service mode....

«_Superman_»25-Sep-09 16:41

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25-Sep-09 16:41

For getting the cursor position in a desktop, you will need to run an application on the same desktop.
If that is an option you can have the service communicate with the application using named events and the application can pass the cursor position to the service using shared memory or the file system or the registry.

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doubt in cstring..

Rakesh525-Sep-09 3:40

Rakesh5

25-Sep-09 3:40

hi i have a basic doubt in cstring..

i have like this:

CString test = hello;
#define abc L"hello"

if (test.find(CString(abc)) == 0)
------
-----

But this if condition is failing...May i know the reason? how to make it to pass???

Can anyone enlighten me about this issue?

Thanks,
rakesh.

Re: doubt in cstring..

David Crow25-Sep-09 3:47

David Crow

25-Sep-09 3:47

Rakesh5 wrote:
CString test = hello;

What is hello? Is it a string literal or an undeclared variable?

Rakesh5 wrote:
if (test.find(CString(abc)) == 0)

find() is not a member of CString. Perhaps you meant Find(). Why the extraneous CString construct?

All that aside, your code snippet works for me.

Re: doubt in cstring..

Rakesh525-Sep-09 3:53

Rakesh5

25-Sep-09 3:53

Hi David,

hello is just a string literal (for example purpose..) and I meant Find only...

my doubt is :

CString str(test);
CString str1 = L"test";

Are str and str1 same?? if not, how to make it same??

thanks,
rakesh.

Re: doubt in cstring..

David Crow25-Sep-09 3:56

David Crow

25-Sep-09 3:56

Rakesh5 wrote:
Are str and str1 same??

No, they are two separate objects. How would that differ from:

int x = 5;
int y = 5;

Are x and y the same?

Rakesh5 wrote:
if not, how to make it same??

You can't, but you can make them contain the same value.

Re: doubt in cstring..

Rakesh525-Sep-09 4:04

Rakesh5

25-Sep-09 4:04

Hi David,

i think am not communicating properly..

see, my code has like this:

CString str = "hello";

#define test L"hello";

if(str.Find(CString(test)) == 0)
{
--------
------
}
but its not passing this "if" statement.. my doubt is both are having hello only.. but y "if" condition is failing??

Thanks,
rakesh

Re: doubt in cstring..

David Crow25-Sep-09 4:14

David Crow

25-Sep-09 4:14

Rakesh5 wrote:
but its not passing this "if" statement..

Have you stepped into it using the debugger, or are you just looking at the ----- statements to know if the code is correct?

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