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Re: Politicalamity

ColinDavies15-Dec-02 14:26

ColinDavies

15-Dec-02 14:26

Christian Graus wrote:
'what are all these programming questions doing in the soapbox ?'.

ROTFLOL Smile | :)

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Re: Politicalamity

Kevnar15-Dec-02 15:57

Kevnar

15-Dec-02 15:57

I thought the same thing, when Micheal told me to put it in the soapbox. I thought "I wonder why people are answering programming questions in the lounge."

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Re: Politicalamity

Christian Graus15-Dec-02 10:54

Christian Graus

15-Dec-02 10:54

Are you an Extreme fan, or did you come up with 'Politacalamity' independently of their brilliant 'three sides to every story' album ?

Christian

P.S. Although I love helping people through the CP message boards, the amount of abuse I have copped in recent times forces me to adopt a policy where I will only answer questions put to me through the boards. It is also to your benefit to ask on the site, I don't know half of everything, and a publically posted question will get you more than one person trying to help. I would especially prefer to live in a world where no-one ever sends me a zipped project with instructions on wh

Re: Politicalamity

Kevnar15-Dec-02 15:48

Kevnar

15-Dec-02 15:48

Check out my review[^] on Amazon.com

It's about the third review down...

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Re: Politicalamity

Christian Graus15-Dec-02 15:54

Christian Graus

15-Dec-02 15:54

Cool review. I hated the fourth album actually, but Pornografitti and II sides... are classics IMO.

Christian

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Hwo to handle "tab" to visually deisgnate have focus?

Stan the man15-Dec-02 5:49

Stan the man

15-Dec-02 5:49

Hi,

I have an onwer drawn button. I have noticed that when I tab, I do not see that it has "focus." What do I have to handle ( message wise) and besides drawing the dotted focus rectangle in the Drawitem to make the button show that it has focus when I tab through the different windows?

Thanks.

Re: Hwo to handle "tab" to visually deisgnate have focus?

Michael Dunn15-Dec-02 6:29

Michael Dunn

15-Dec-02 6:29

A control needs to have the WS_TABSTOP style for it to be included in the tab order.

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Retrieve the file names from a dir?

Rickard Andersson²⁰15-Dec-02 3:47

Rickard Andersson²⁰

15-Dec-02 3:47

Aarrgh!!
How can I get the file names from a dir?

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Re: Retrieve the file names from a dir?

C^hris L^osinger15-Dec-02 3:54

C^hris L^osinger

15-Dec-02 3:54

there are many articles on CodeProject that demonstrate this (look in the Files and Folders section, and, here's mine). or, if you want to do it yourself, you can use FindFirstFile or _findfirst.

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Re: Retrieve the file names from a dir?

Rickard Andersson²⁰15-Dec-02 4:16

Rickard Andersson²⁰

15-Dec-02 4:16

But if I want to get the file names from only "C:\Pictures\MyNewPic" only... how can I specify a dir so all these findfile functions only searches one dir?

I can't explain better I think! Smile | :)

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Re: Retrieve the file names from a dir?

Jörgen Sigvardsson15-Dec-02 4:27

Jörgen Sigvardsson

15-Dec-02 4:27

Read the MSDN docs on FindFirstFile or _findfirst.

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Re: Retrieve the file names from a dir?

Ted Ferenc15-Dec-02 4:30

Ted Ferenc

15-Dec-02 4:30

I assume you want this? sometimes I find I need to attach to the directory and not use a path.

hFind = FindFirstFile("C:\\Pictures\\MyNewPic\\*.*", &FindData);

bOK = (hFind != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE);
while(bOK)
{
bOK = FindNextFile(hFind, &m_FindData)
}

Typo

Ted Ferenc15-Dec-02 4:32

Ted Ferenc

15-Dec-02 4:32

bOK = FindNextFile(hFind, &FindData)

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Re: Retrieve the file names from a dir?

Rickard Andersson²⁰15-Dec-02 6:15

Rickard Andersson²⁰

15-Dec-02 6:15

Ted Ferenc wrote:
FindFirstFile("C:\\Pictures\\MyNewPic\\*.*", &FindData);

Ooh!
So I can just do that, okay... I didn't understand it when I read in MSDN Library.

Thank you!

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Proxy Scanner

Trin214-Dec-02 22:20

Trin2

14-Dec-02 22:20

I want to make a proxy scaner, but I don't know how to open a socket.
I want to make connection to some computer and try to make a TCP/IP connection to a definite port. If I can connect to try whether It is a proxy server.

But I do not know how to make this in MFC.

Can someone help me?

Trin2

Re: Proxy Scanner

l a u r e n15-Dec-02 3:34

l a u r e n

15-Dec-02 3:34

ummmmm i would suggest u do some reading about tcp/ip and the various protocols b4 taking on this level of project if u dont understand how to open a socket

try www.w3c.org and look up some rfcxxx docs

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Re: Proxy Scanner

Taka Muraoka15-Dec-02 4:04

Taka Muraoka

15-Dec-02 4:04

lauren wrote:
try www.w3c.org and look up some rfcxxx docs

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CFile Question

John Clump14-Dec-02 20:09

John Clump

14-Dec-02 20:09

Hi everyone. I have a question about the use of CFile. I have the code below, and the filename is that of a file which I have tested and determined exists, and is not shared. The file is an HTML file, and I want to take the contents of the HTML file (the text), and put it into a CString. The string will then be parsed and the hyperlinks extracted.

<br />
CFile cFile;<br />
CString strFileContents;<br />
<br />
cFile.Open(m_strFileName, CFile::modeRead | CFile::shareExclusive);<br />
cFile.Read(&strFileContents, cFile.GetLength());<br />
cFile.Close();<br />

The problem with the code above is that when the Read is performed, the program crashes. I tried using an old style C string in place of a CString, the data is read but a bunch of garbage chars are at the end of the string, and the program crashes when I hit Close(). Anyone know what I am doing wrong? I really want the file contents in a CString, because the necessary memory is allocated dynamically, and the CString Find functions are great for parsing.

Re: CFile Question

Trin214-Dec-02 22:13

Trin2

14-Dec-02 22:13

First of all, you can't put the whole file in a single CString object.
You may try to read the file line by line.
You do not use the Read function correctly, first parameter is the block you read, the second is the size of that block. Usualy used for reading a binnary file.

Good Luck!

Trin2

Re: CFile Question

Dudi Avramov14-Dec-02 23:16

Dudi Avramov

14-Dec-02 23:16

CSting doesn't allocated anything till you initialize it.
Since you didn't allocated, you got crash.
Change your code to the following:

cFile.Read(strFileContents.GetBuffer(SIZE), cFile.GetLength());

After finishing working with the string call
strFileContents.ReleaseBuffer();

CSimpleArray ?

ZBUILDER14-Dec-02 19:35

ZBUILDER

14-Dec-02 19:35

Excuse me.
Today,I study the WTL Library's CSimpleArray class source code,I find the following code:

<code>template<class T>
class CSimpleArray
{
      T* m_aT;
      ...

	class Wrapper
	{
	public:
		Wrapper(T& _t) : t(_t)
		{
		}
		template <class _Ty>
		void *operator new(size_t, _Ty* p)
		{
			return p;
		}
		T t;
	};
	void SetAtIndex(int nIndex, T& t)
	{

		new(&m_aT[nIndex]) Wrapper(t);
	}
   ...
}</code>

I can not understand the syntax about "new(&m_aT[nIndex]) Wrapper(t)" Confused | :confused:

,anyone can explain it? thanks first.

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Re: CSimpleArray ?

Renjith Ramachandran14-Dec-02 20:13

Renjith Ramachandran

14-Dec-02 20:13

ZBUILDER wrote:
I can not understand the syntax about

ZBUILDER wrote:
new(&m_aT[nIndex]) Wrapper(t);

returns the pointer and that new allocates using that pointer

* * * Code the dreams * * *

Re: CSimpleArray ?

ZBUILDER14-Dec-02 20:18

ZBUILDER

14-Dec-02 20:18

Then What about Wapper(t)?
And How does it modify the Adderss of &m_aT[nIndex]?

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Re: CSimpleArray ?

Jörgen Sigvardsson15-Dec-02 4:28

Jörgen Sigvardsson

15-Dec-02 4:28

It's called placement new. You're executing the Wrapper-constructor on an already allocated memory block.

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Re: CSimpleArray ?

Jörgen Sigvardsson15-Dec-02 4:29

Jörgen Sigvardsson

15-Dec-02 4:29

ZBUILDER wrote:
new(&m_aT[nIndex]) Wrapper(t)

It's called placement new. It executed the constructor Wrapper(t) on a preallocated memory block &m_aT[nIndex]. So basically, you're telling new not to allocate new memory for the object but use existing memory.

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