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Hi Erudite_Eric,
Thanx for the answers. I am not creating any child processes. I only have to notify the UI that operation is completed.
I have implemented the same by handling WM_TIMER messages.
Regards,
Mbatra
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I think the CButton controls since painting this form
CButton controls the two on the left corner is rounded, two right angle square, or the two on the left corner is square, two right angle is round
This CButton control how to draw?
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Have a concept drawing of the same?
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Hi,
I am trying to change the tree view control's appearance using vc++. Initially it has + and - minus symbol when expanding and vice verse. Now i want to change the + and - symbol to arrow mark.
To bring the + and - minus symbol we can use the following default functionality
m_dwDefaultStyle |= TVS_HASBUTTONS |
TVS_HASLINES |
TVS_DISABLEDRAGDROP |
TVS_SHOWSELALWAYS;
Is it possible to change + and - symbol to arrow symbol using vc++?
Thanks,
Devika.
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Hi
Thanks for your reply. But i was not talking about the folder change. The content which you was sent is about icon change. But i want to change the + and - symbol to arrow mark in the tree view control.
I couldn't attach the screenshot here. Its look like,
[+] Vehicle
[-] car
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I want to change the arrow mark symbol instead that [+] and [-]
Please help me out on this
Thanks,
Devika
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The only way you could do this would be either by using the owner draw feature, or by subclassing the control and adding your own code to handle the expand symbols.
Use the best guess
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when u click a button the result should display in a particular edit box. but it is showing in two or three edit boxes.
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Please do not expect people to guess what is happening. We cannot see your screen, and have no idea what your code is doing. Please edit your question and add some proper detail about your problem.
Use the best guess
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This makes 0 cents. Please re-edit if you seriously want help.
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Show me a community that obeys the Ten Commandments and I'll show you a less crowded prison system." - Anonymous
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Just stick a post it note over the ones you dont want to see it in.
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hi
I want to the file name I write in edit box is valid or not.
I check these characters \/:*?\"<>|
but there is some other chars like Unicode,\t prn,com1,com2 etc
is there any api to check file is valid or not.
thanks.
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You can use CreateFile with the GENERIC_WRITE and CREATE_NEW flags and check if it fails.
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Whether you can create a file on a disk driver at a specified location may depend on more factors than a list of allowed unicode characters burnt into windows. One such factor can be the filesystem of the drive you are writing to. For this reason I think the previously mentioned CreateFile() test is probably one of the best and most reliable solutions.
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well I want to make career in programing and i am very good in c programming which i learn ownself, now i would learn next which programming language which have better career scope ! is it good to learn java ?
please anyone help me ?
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Java and C# are pretty popular and I would say they are definitely safe choices even in long term. A better questions is: what kind of stuff do you like working on. If you are programming just for money then a rarely used "exotic" language (cobol, haskell, erlang, ...) at the right place and the right time can bring pretty good money.
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pasztorpisti,
Very interesting observation... money value erodes where masses go....
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This is the real world. You are trading one of your most valuable resources with your employer: time
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You should learn English first.
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Having been laid off way too many times, I've gotten a good take on demand. The hottest thing right now is WebServices using C#.NET. Java is up there too, especially Android, but falling fast in that category. Alas, my favorite, C/C++ is not.
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I would suggest that you learn one language, which you already are, from what you write. Then, it becomes a simpler matter to translate that knowledge into another language. What is most important, in my opinion, is the ability to solve a real-world problem using a programming language; rather than mastering the nitty-gritties of a programming language itself.
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