Re: ComboBox - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Re: detect mouse click

king_of_the_world20-Dec-02 1:40

king_of_the_world

20-Dec-02 1:40

sorry a correct to my previous post, when I say HHOOK, I meant HOOKPROC

Re: detect mouse click

Taka Muraoka20-Dec-02 1:50

Taka Muraoka

20-Dec-02 1:50

Go back and read my original post. The crash is probably happening because you're not calling CallNextHookEx().

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Re: detect mouse click

king_of_the_world20-Dec-02 1:55

king_of_the_world

20-Dec-02 1:55

I put CallNextHookEx(0,nCode,wParam,lparam); in my callback function MouseProc, but it still crashed. Actually how do I obtain the first argument to CallNextBookEx inside MouseProc, the first argument is a handle to the current hook?
thanks

Re: detect mouse click

Taka Muraoka20-Dec-02 2:08

Taka Muraoka

20-Dec-02 2:08

Since there may be more than 1 program wanting to receive these events, Windows keeps a list of everyone who is interested in receiving them. When you register for these events by calling SetWindowsHookEx(), the return value is a handle for the next person in the list. This is what you pass into CallNextHookEx() so that Windows can let him know about the event as well. He is then responsible for passing it on to the next guy and so on until everyone has received the event.

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Re: detect mouse click

king_of_the_world20-Dec-02 2:14

king_of_the_world

20-Dec-02 2:14

yes, my question was how to obtain the HOOKPROC that points to the current hookproc in my callback function in order to pass it to CallNextHookEx

CallNextHookEx(currentHookProc,nCode,wParam,lparam);
thanks

Re: detect mouse click

Christian Graus19-Dec-02 18:52

Christian Graus

19-Dec-02 18:52

If you call SetCapture, you'll get notification of the next mouse click and your window will recieve all mouse move messages until that click occurs.

Christian

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ComboBox

Exceter19-Dec-02 17:28

Exceter

19-Dec-02 17:28

if I select from the inserted items(Properties->Data)
the MessageBox() shows the selected item
but when I enter text(item) to the EditBox of the Combo at run time (I want it shown on MessageBox too), the MessageBox is empty. Help me with this please.
the piece of code is:

void CComboView::OnButton1()
{
// TODO: Add your control notification handler code here
int x;

if (x=m_ComboCtrl.GetCurSel() == CB_ERR)
{
m_ComboCtrl.GetWindowText((LPSTR)(LPCSTR) m_Combostr, x);
}
else
{
m_ComboCtrl.GetLBText(x, m_Combostr);
}
MessageBox(m_Combostr, "Simple");
}

Re: ComboBox

KaЯl19-Dec-02 23:37

KaЯl

19-Dec-02 23:37

Have you try this?

void CComboView::OnButton1() <br />
{<br />
     CString strText;<br />
<br />
     m_ComboCtrl.GetWindowText(strText);<br />
     if(!strText.IsEmpty())<br />
          MessageBox(strText, "Simple");<br />
}

HTH,

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Need help using SafeArray/VARIANT from ASP/VBScript client

bahruddina19-Dec-02 16:22

bahruddina

19-Dec-02 16:22

hi,

I'm developing ATL ActiveX DLL that used by ASP/VBScript client.
This server uses VARIANT as a parameter input :

//idl<br />
HRESULT UseThis([in] VARIANT StringParam, [out, retval] long *ret);<br />
<br />
//cpp<br />
STDMETHODIMP CObj::UseThis(VARIANT StringParam, long *ret)<br />
{<br />
	//mark as NOT OK<br />
	*ret = 1;<br />
<br />
	// Be sure we have an array of strings.<br />
	if((StringParam.vt & VT_ARRAY) && (StringParam.vt & VT_BSTR))<br />
	{		<br />
		SAFEARRAY *pString = StringParam.parray;<br />
		BSTR *bstrArray;<br />
		CComBSTR bstrRet;<br />
		// Lock it down.<br />
		SafeArrayAccessData(pString, (void**)&bstrArray);<br />
		<br />
		// Read each item.<br />
		for(ULONG i = 0; i < pString->rgsabound->cElements; i++)<br />
		{<br />
			bstrRet = bstrArray[i];	<br />
		 }<br />
		// Unlock it.<br />
		SafeArrayUnaccessData(pString);<br />
		SafeArrayDestroy(pString);<br />
<br />
		//mark as OK<br />
		*ret = 0;<br />
	}<br />
<br />
	return S_OK;<br />
}

When I try to use the function from VB client it OK, but when used from ASP/VBScript client it just FAILED ! Confused | :confused:

VBscript client running on IIS:

Dim obj<br />
Dim ret<br />
Dim strParam(2)<br />
<br />
    Set obj = Server.CreateObject("MyATL.Obj")    <br />
    <br />
    strParam(0) = "We"<br />
    strParam(1) = "love"<br />
    strParam(2) = "COM"    <br />
    <br />
    ret = obj.UseThis(strParam)<br />
    <br />
    Response.Write "Result is : " & ret<br />
    <br />
    Set obj = Nothing

Thank u very very much in advance . Any advice, help and suggestions strongly aprreciated.

Regards.

Re: Need help using SafeArray/VARIANT from ASP/VBScript client

Jeff J19-Dec-02 21:56

Jeff J

19-Dec-02 21:56

My initial suspicion is that if it runs fine in VB, but not in a script, that the problem might actually be in the script, not the COM server. I have had headaches debugging scripts, so are you sure execution is reaching obj.UseThis(strParam) without any errors?

Re: Need help using SafeArray/VARIANT from ASP/VBScript client

Anonymous20-Dec-02 3:41

Anonymous

20-Dec-02 3:41

hi,

thanx for ur reply.

I'm very sure it reach obj.UseThis(strParam) but with error.

In ASP I cannot declare variable like Dim strParam(2) as String.

regards.

Re: Need help using SafeArray/VARIANT from ASP/VBScript client

Jeff J20-Dec-02 10:55

Jeff J

20-Dec-02 10:55

Ah yes, a script would give you a SafeArray of Variants which contain BSTRs, not simply an array of BSTRs as with VB. Sorry I didn't notice that.

Need Suggestion on "Timing Out" GetDiskFreeSpaceEx

wdafon19-Dec-02 16:07

wdafon

19-Dec-02 16:07

Here is my situation, I am using GetDiskFreeSpaceEx to grab drive information from mulitple servers across the network. When for some reason or another that the server is down/unavailable, it can take GetDiskFreeSpaceEx up to 60-180 seconds to "TimeOut". Does anyone know how to change the time out value or how I should go about implementing some timeout code?

Environment VC6
Platform writing for: NT4, W2K, XP

Thanks in advance.

windows 2000 power management

dejavu19-Dec-02 15:48

dejavu

19-Dec-02 15:48

Hi guys,

is there anybody who has examples of W2K power management/power options?? I would like to know how to implement functions like "stand by", "hiberate", etc. Thanks in advance. Smile | :)

Re: windows 2000 power management

roboo19-Dec-02 18:14

roboo

19-Dec-02 18:14

I remember that there is a Windows API to immplement your wanted function.I am sorry that I had forgot the function name ,maybe "ShutdownWindows",you can search it in MSDN.microsoft.com

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Dynamic Object Creation, ok. What about destruction?

Mr.Freeze19-Dec-02 15:00

Mr.Freeze

19-Dec-02 15:00

Hi,

I created an instance of my CFrameWnd-derived class with:

CRuntimeClass* pRuntimeClass=RUNTIME_CLASS(CMainWindow);
CObject* pObject=pRuntimeClass->CreateObject();
ASSERT(pObject->IsKindOf(RUNTIME_CLASS(CMainWindow)));
CMainWindow* mainWindow=(CMainWindow*)pObject;

How can I destroy this object at the end of my application?

delete mainWindow does obviously not work. Is there maybe a function similar to CreateObject() which destroys it?

Thank you Smile | :)

Re: Dynamic Object Creation, ok. What about destruction?

Nish Nishant19-Dec-02 15:32

Nish Nishant

19-Dec-02 15:32

I am not sure what you are trying to do, but your main frame window gets destroyed when the app exits and vice versa.

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Re: Dynamic Object Creation, ok. What about destruction?

Mr.Freeze19-Dec-02 15:46

Mr.Freeze

19-Dec-02 15:46

Thank you for your reply.

I also thought that the window would automatically get destroyed, but in debug mode it tells me that it detected memory leaks (the CFrameWnd and its toolbar)

Re: Dynamic Object Creation, ok. What about destruction?

Christian Graus19-Dec-02 17:02

Christian Graus

19-Dec-02 17:02

IMO the automatic memory leak detection detects more than is there.

Christian

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as easily, but it's certainly doable. - Jamie Nordmeyer - 15-Nov-2002

Re: Dynamic Object Creation, ok. What about destruction?

Mr.Freeze19-Dec-02 17:03

Mr.Freeze

19-Dec-02 17:03

In debug mode I checked if the destructor is called, and it is not called.

res: protocol and custom resources (PDF files)

Harold Bamford19-Dec-02 14:20

Harold Bamford

19-Dec-02 14:20

Greetings,

I am embedding a .pdf file in my executable by using a custom resource ("PDF"). At runtime, I can extract this using the usual LoadResource() stuff and saving as a temp file and then running ShellExecute() on that file. This works, but leaves a temp file around. Not tidy.

What would be nice is being able to do something like:

ShellExecute(..., "res://program.exe/PDF/mypdffile.pdf", ...)

Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work (at least not on Win2000 using IE6). I get a message from IE saying the page couldn't be loaded.

Doing something like:

ShellExecute(..., "res://program.exe/myhtmfile.htm", ...)

works as expected. Which would tend to prove that I've got the basic motions working OK.

I saw a blurb on MSDN saying that the res: protocol didn't work properly for non-HTML resources, but the implication was that this was a bug in IE4.

Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?

Thanks!

Dynamically generate app title?

Ravi Bhavnani19-Dec-02 13:24

Ravi Bhavnani

19-Dec-02 13:24

I have an MDI app whose title is specified as the string resource AFX_IDS_APP_TITLE (eg: "MyApp"). I want to generate the app's title dynamically, based whether the app is running in "Lite" or "Professional" mode.

The following advice from MSDN appears to not work. The app still uses "MyApp" inspite of the following code in CMyApp's constructor.

// Set application caption - caption needs to be allocated from the
// heap (see MSDN CWinApp doc)
free ((void*) m_pszAppName);
if (isLiteEdition())
   m_pszAppName = _tcsdup (_T("MyApp - Lite"));
else
   m_pszAppName = _tcsdup (_T("MyApp - Pro"));

Any clues would be appreciated. Thanks,

/ravi

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Re: Dynamically generate app title?

C^hris L^osinger19-Dec-02 13:41

C^hris L^osinger

19-Dec-02 13:41

works fine for me. make sure nothing else is setting that string later on...

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Re: Dynamically generate app title?

Ravi Bhavnani19-Dec-02 13:54

Ravi Bhavnani

19-Dec-02 13:54

Ugh - I just realized it does work fine - sort of. Message boxes generated by the app correctly use the Lite/Pro name.

Unfortunately, there's an IDR_MAINFRAME string resource (set to "MyApp") that's clobbering the mainframe's title. I can't simply SetWindowText() the custom title because my MDI frame windows use the FWS_ADDTOTITLE style which causes the window title to change to "MyApp - Doc name". Deleting the IDR_MAINFRAME resource causes document titles to be prefixed by an empty string (i.e. "- Doc name").

There must be a way to make my app use my custom title as a prefix... Frown | :(

/ravi

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Re: Dynamically generate app title?

Christian Graus19-Dec-02 13:41

Christian Graus

19-Dec-02 13:41

Doesn't SetWindowText set the caption ?

Christian

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