Re: help plz - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

«_Superman_» wrote:
For each line read use the tokenize functions like strtok_s or wcstok_s with ; as the separator.

Why not string::find_first_not_of?
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Well, why not?
In this case that will work since it is a single separator.

«_Superman_»
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Yeap Thanks,
CString::Tokenize works better if we are getting the text in CSTring object, as I was using CStdioFile::readString().

This is a good answer, but I think it's interesting to mention that when dealing with large files, reading line-by-line will make this a very slow process.

Reading the file or a large part of it into memory and then scanning that would speed it up.

modified 13-Sep-18 21:01pm.

That is true, but Windows also does this for you by pre-fetching from disk to memory.
So even if you do this, the performance improvement may not be so great.
But you never know. Smile | :)

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See the section titled "A string tokenizer" here.

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i have a project depend on converting mathematical C formula to mathematical formula used in calcualtors
for example
pow(x , 2 ) .....>x^2
the same as roots and all expreesions
which topics i must search ? must i search for tex and latex and MathML ?
help please
thnx in advance

You may try yourself to build a parser for.
What has it to do with TeX (i.e. formula used in calculators are pretty different by formula produced by TeX)?

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i cannot understand from where i must begin and what topics exactly i must know Frown | :(

Is that homework (I mean do you need to write yourself the 'expression parser' or you may use a tool)?

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it's part of project i need write expreesion parser

The you may use a tool, like, for instance, Boost Spirit[^] or ANTLR[^] or the oldie-goldie bison[^]-flex[^] pair.

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-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.

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-- Iain Clarke

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thank you

You are welcome.

If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.

This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke

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Hi All,

Where I can get the free ebook
Inside COM by dale rogerson

It's not free, as far as I know.

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-- Iain Clarke

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Yes , there is NO e-book available for download.

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Thank you, man.
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Hi!
I've to mail a file to an id using MFC. How to do this?

Something like one of these[^] perhaps.

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pix_programmer wrote:
How to do this?

Start here.

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Here it is. [^]
A Very well encapsulated and easy to use class by Jakub Piwowarczyk.

You can directly use it in your MFC project.

Hi,

I have derived CMyFileDialog from CFileDialog.

Defining the OnFolderChange I can handle CDN_FOLDERCHANGE

void CMyFileDialog::OnFolderChange()
{
// Code to change folder
}

I can access the "look in" ComboBox (cmb2) and the list box that displays
the contents of the current drive or folder (lst1).

How can I change the folder so that also the list box change its content?

I tried with GetCurrentDirectory(), but obviuosly it doesn't work, neither
cmb2 nor lst1 are graphically updated. Using SetCurSel on cmb2 the lst1
is not updated.

I need that both cmb2 and lst1 change.

Thanks,

Shouldn't you use SetCurrentDirectory?

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