Re: Compare two images - repost - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Default data in data tab of combo box not working

Sujay chakraborty24-Nov-09 8:00

24-Nov-09 8:00

Hello all,

i m working on a MFC application using Visual C++ 6.0. I am stuck with a problem where i have put certain values in the combo box which is in a dialog window...... now the problem that arises is that when i run that application i find no data present in the combo box, i have search for the problem but every where it is mentioned in the same manner ( i.e. just enter the values in data tab using Ctrl+Enter for next element) to display the data but i am confused why my application is not working that way.......as i don't want to load data using AddString() method.

Please help me out with this !!! any help will be highly appreciated !!

regards
Sujay

Re: Default data in data tab of combo box not working

«_Superman_»24-Nov-09 8:16

«_Superman_»

24-Nov-09 8:16

I'm sure the values are being populated, but you're not seeing any by default because none has been selected.

Try viewing the list contents of the combo box by clicking on its down arrow.
Do you see the items there?

If you do and want the first to be selected by default, use the CComboBox::SetCurSel() method.

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Re: Default data in data tab of combo box not working

David Crow24-Nov-09 16:56

David Crow

24-Nov-09 16:56

Sujay chakraborty wrote:
...when i run that application i find no data present in the combo box...

How are you verifying this?

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Re: Default data in data tab of combo box not working

Sujay chakraborty25-Nov-09 7:05

Sujay chakraborty

25-Nov-09 7:05

hello David,

Actually i have tried a few steps for this.....
-- I have clicked on the down arrow key in combo box to check for data
-- I have tried to set default selection using CComboBox::SetCurSel() method

but i have found a strange pattern in this the moment i run a combo box within Win32 Wizard Application rather than empty project of win32 app (which i have done earlier) i found the combo box to be running absolutely perfect. OMG | :OMG:

I found it weired but couldn't figure out the reason for this to happen.!!! Unsure | :~

Re: Default data in data tab of combo box not working

David Crow30-Nov-09 3:36

David Crow

30-Nov-09 3:36

Sujay chakraborty wrote:
-- I have clicked on the down arrow key in combo box to check for data

Are you sure the list-part of the combobox is large enough? By default, it isn't.

It's kludgy, but you can call the combobox's GetCount() method to see how many items are in it.

Re: Default data in data tab of combo box not working

Sujay chakraborty30-Nov-09 19:57

Sujay chakraborty

30-Nov-09 19:57

Hello David,

Thanks for your valuable suggestions. Actually i have figure out a weird notion in VC++ 6.0, this default data items (from data tab of properties window of the combo-box control) works superbly well with Win32 wizard application but its not working with Win32 blank application, i am trying to figure it why ?????? but couldn't succeed till now.......

If you kindly help me to sought out this issue, and please correct me if i am wrong in any sense. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Regards
Sujay

Compare two images

franckesh24-Nov-09 6:45

franckesh

24-Nov-09 6:45

Hey,
I want to write c++ codes that could compare two images. Which steps shoul I follow. And is Pixel per pixel comparison the best? How can I implement my codes.

Thanks in advance,
Franck

Re: Compare two images - repost

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer24-Nov-09 7:36

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

24-Nov-09 7:36

Have you tried reading the replies you got yesterday?
http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3281531/compare-images.aspx[^]

I'm not saying if they're good or bad... but they deserve to be read and responded to.

Good luck with your problem,

Iain.

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If you're in Scandinavia and want an MVP on the payroll (or happy with a remote worker), or need contract work done, give me a job! http://cv.imcsoft.co.uk/[^]

Re: Compare two images

Maximilien24-Nov-09 7:42

Maximilien

24-Nov-09 7:42

It's a complex problem; because as soon as you think you found a good solution, you come to a test case where it fails and you need to add more and more exception and new tests and code.

What are the input images ? generic images or very spcific images (for example more or less all of the same images from security cameras)
What is the result of the comparison ?
- identical vs. not identical ? (pixel comparison based on images of same size),
- identical up to a % of difference ? how to quantify the difference ?
- shape recognition ? (take into account translation, scale, rotation)
- color difference ? ( blue square vs red square ?)
...

This is a good start (among tons of good links):

(link to PDF) http://cmm.ensmp.fr/~serra/communications_pdf/C-74.pdf[^]

Remember that the human brain is _VERY_ good at doing those kind of things, but computers are still very dumb at it.

Good luck.

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Re: Compare two images

franckesh25-Nov-09 0:38

franckesh

25-Nov-09 0:38

Thanks for the replies,
the input images are black and white images of the same object(Boat in a water). I would like to be able to have a percentage(%)of differences and if possible, to make a pixel based comparison.

Thanks,
Franckesh

Re: Compare two images

David Crow24-Nov-09 16:58

David Crow

24-Nov-09 16:58

This may be of help.

Simple URL redirection proxy

CodingLover24-Nov-09 5:31

CodingLover

24-Nov-09 5:31

Hi all,

I want to create a simple proxy server, the process is like this. From a defined URL the request comes to the proxy server, and the proxy server select a URL based on it external process and re-direct to another URL. How can I implement this? Any examples really appreciate.

Thanks a lot.

I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover Smile | :)

Re: Simple URL redirection proxy

CodingLover24-Nov-09 16:24

CodingLover

24-Nov-09 16:24

Is any one have any idea about this.

I've tried this example. But it not working as I expected.

http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/i-n/internet/http/article.php/c3383/[^]

Can anyone of you please check it,

I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover Smile | :)

Need to call (ODBC) Data Source Administrator dialog screen while installing my MSI .( in VS 2005)

jain_MS24-Nov-09 5:28

jain_MS

24-Nov-09 5:28

HI All,
While installing my Application's MSI , it has to prompt for ODBC Data Source Administator Dialog screen , from which i can select my DSN name , UID , PASSWORD...

Please let me know ..
Ur Help much Appreciated.

Regds
Jain.

Re: Need to call (ODBC) Data Source Administrator dialog screen while installing my MSI .( in VS 2005)

Frank Seidler24-Nov-09 9:25

Frank Seidler

24-Nov-09 9:25

Hi Jain,

the ODBC Adminstrator dialog is a control panel applet named ODBCCP32.CPL. It is found in %WINDIR%\system32. The dialog is opened with control.exe like this.

C:\Windows\System32\control.exe ODBCCP32.CPL

Regards

Frank

Re: Need to call (ODBC) Data Source Administrator dialog screen while installing my MSI .( in VS 2005)

jain_MS25-Nov-09 0:13

jain_MS

25-Nov-09 0:13

Thanks a lot Frank...
Ur answer is really wounderful..

Meanwhile is there anyway to get a list of all available services in separate dialog box.

Regds
Jain

Question about an BYTE value changing into pointer, then array

yeah100024-Nov-09 4:57

yeah1000

24-Nov-09 4:57

Hi, i am in trouble with the following:

//function declarations//
void function1();
void function2(BYTE *temp);

//functions//
void function1(){
BYTE temp;
function2(&temp);
}

void function2(BYTE *temp){
int i;
for(i=0;i<10;i++){
temp[i] = 1;
}
}

How come temp can be used as an array in function2 ? function2 requires a pointer to BYTE value not a BYTE array...

TY

Re: Question about an BYTE value changing into pointer, then array

C^hris L^osinger24-Nov-09 5:19

C^hris L^osinger

24-Nov-09 5:19

yeah1000 wrote:
function2 requires a pointer to BYTE value not a BYTE array...

in C/C++, there is no (syntactical) difference between a pointer to a single variable and a pointer to the start of an array.

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Re: Question about an BYTE value changing into pointer, then array

Nemanja Trifunovic24-Nov-09 5:34

Nemanja Trifunovic

24-Nov-09 5:34

The problem here is function2(); it is declared to take a pointer to BYTE and then assumes this pointer points to the first element of a BYTE[10] array. It is unfortunate that it compiles at all, but it has to because in C the name of array will automatically decay to the type of pointer to its first element[^].

utf8-cpp

Re: Question about an BYTE value changing into pointer, then array

CPallini24-Nov-09 7:01

CPallini

24-Nov-09 7:01

Nemanja Trifunovic wrote:
It is unfortunate that it compiles at all

I don't think so.
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Re: Question about an BYTE value changing into pointer, then array [modified]

Nemanja Trifunovic24-Nov-09 7:11

Nemanja Trifunovic

24-Nov-09 7:11

CPallini wrote:
I don't think so

Care to explain?

[edit] Never mind - my remark would make sense if his second function was declared to have an array as parameter - somehow I thought it was Smile | :)

[/edit]

utf8-cpp

modified on Tuesday, November 24, 2009 2:24 PM

Re: Question about an BYTE value changing into pointer, then array

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer24-Nov-09 7:40

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

24-Nov-09 7:40

Well, which is cleaner?

1)

for (i = 0; i < 7; i++)
   DoSomething (ptr [i]);

for (i = 0; i < 7; i++)
   DoSomething (*(ptr+i));

for (i = 0; i < 7; i++)
   DoSomething (*ptr++)

1 & 2 do the same thing.
3 messes up ptr too.

Iain.

Re: Question about an BYTE value changing into pointer, then array [modified]

Nemanja Trifunovic24-Nov-09 8:01

Nemanja Trifunovic

24-Nov-09 8:01

That's fine, but I don't see what it has to do with my observation that array decay was an unfortunate decision by creators of C.

If it wasn't for that, you could declare a function to accept either an array or a pointer, but it would be a compile error if you passed a pointer when an array is expected (look at OP).

[edit] Now that *I* looked at OP carefully, I see that my remark does not make sense. Somehow, I thought his second function was declared to take an array, and it really takes a pointer. [/edit]

utf8-cpp

modified on Tuesday, November 24, 2009 2:25 PM

Re: Question about an BYTE value changing into pointer, then array

David Crow24-Nov-09 17:00

David Crow

24-Nov-09 17:00

See here.

C++ question for new grad

chan1124-Nov-09 4:40

chan11

24-Nov-09 4:40

Hi there,

I have an application that should report the state of some sockets within the app but to different class. like if the socket number 0 is connected I send data 00010000 and if socket 0 is disconnected I send 00000000
if socket 1 is connected I send 00010001 and if it is disconnected I send 00000001 so the first 2 bytes shows if the socket is connected or not and the 2nd two bytes shows the socket number. here is the code:

void HHost::HCommsLink( LPVOID lpData )
{
MsgClass *pMsg;
pCmdWrapper_t CmdPkt;
TCHAR Buff[MIN_LOADSTRING];
INT BuffLen;

CmdPkt = ( pCmdWrapper_t )lpData;
try
{ if( CmdPkt )
{
// Format the State message.
memset( Buff, '\0', MIN_LOADSTRING );
BuffLen = 0;
// Socket State.
Buff[BuffLen++] = (( CmdPkt->Param1 >> 8 )& 0xFF );
Buff[BuffLen++] = ( CmdPkt->Param1 & 0xFF );
//Socket Number.
Buff[BuffLen++] = (( CmdPkt->Param2 >> 8 )& 0xFF );
Buff[BuffLen++] = ( CmdPkt->Param2 & 0xFF );
//send message to Ap.
if( pMsg = new MsgClass( HMSG_ORIGIN_IN, 0x00 ))
{
NewCnt++;
pMsg->Hdr.MsgType = 120;
pMsg->SetData( Buff, BuffLen );
// Send to APClass.
if( hMail->MboxPostTo( MBOX_WE_APClass, MBOX_DATA, ( LPVOID )pMsg, ( LPVOID )MBOX_LPARAM_MSG )> MBOX_ERR_SUCCESS )
{

LogError( "HHost", "HCommsLink", "Error: Sending Msg to AP class" );
delete pMsg;
DelCnt++;
}
}
}

}
catch( ... )
{
LogException( "HHost", "HCommsLink", 0 );
}
}

now I need to change the logic so that each message that I send has the info for all the sockets like if socket number 0 is up I send 00000001 and if socket 0 is down I send 00000000 and for socket 1 if it is up I send 00000010 .... finally if I send 00010111 that means sockets 0, 1, 2, and 4 are up and the rest are down, I need to care about 8 sockets, I am having difficulty implementing this.

I appreciate any help.

best Chan

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