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dBytes = ((float)ulProgress / (1024*1024));
dTotal = ((float)ulProgressMax / (1024*1024));

if ((dBytes > 0.10) && (dTotal > 0.10)) {
            swprintf_s(szStatusMessage, L"Downloading %.2f MB of %.2f MB", dBytes, dTotal);
            iMsgLen = wcslen(szStatusMessage);
            szStatusMessage[iMsgLen] = '\0';
}

jkirkerx wrote:

I started with vb, so I was use to building strings together with &, or + in JavaScript.

DavidCrow wrote:

You can still do that with ..., or with ...

Paul DiLascia wrote:

// Copyright 1999 Paul DiLascia
// If this program works, it was written by Paul DiLascia.
// If not, I don't know who wrote it.

In " AdestView.cpp" there is a function that call one function of this file:

[code]
	void CAdestView::OnUpdate(CView* /*pSender*/, LPARAM /*lHint*/, CObject* /*pHint*/)
	{
........
....
...
                if (!m_wndFolderTab.GetItemCount ())
		{

			// Si no tiene ningún elemento es porque todavía no se ha creado
			// Inserto las dos tabulaciones
                       //insert two tab
			m_wndFolderTab.CreateFromStatic (IDC_FOLDERTAB, this);
			m_wndFolderTab.Load (IDR_FOLDERTABS);
			f = m_Lista.GetFont ();
			// Actualizo la fuente de las tabulaciones
			m_wndFolderTab.SetFonts (f,f);
		}
...
...
[/code]

antonio343 wrote:

But I don't know how to create only one tab and not two

#define FunctionWithADisturbingLongName test

class cl
{
 public: //or private, but with your example above, 
         // the external interface for a class should be public
  CString short_l(int i){ return FunctionWithADisturbingLongName(i);}
}

class cl
{
 public: //or private, but with your example above,
         // the external interface for a class should be public
  __inline CString short_l(int i){ return FunctionWithADisturbingLongName(i);}
}