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Aside from sourceforge.net, there are two link to open source C/C++ resources, both are good stuff:
TLTOOLS
Data Analysis Framework
Enjoy programming C/C++! 
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thanks man.
Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio
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Hi
I'm working on an MFC application, and I need to make changes to some of the menus.
I use the resource editor or edit directly in the resource file. When I for instance
change a menu name, I notice it is changed in the resource file, but it is not changed in the running exe file.
It is only menus that has this problem. When I change something in a dialog, in the same resource file, changes are immediately shown when running the build.
I find this very strange, any help will be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Oliver
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Are all your resources in the same language?
We had "issues" at one point with strings in ENGUS and ENGUK blocks, and sometimes they would fail to load.
Steve S
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Thanks,
But yes, they seem to be in ENGUS all of them.
Best regards,
Oliver
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Where can it get the "old" strings from ?
I can't find the old menu names anywhere in the code,
and it must be using the resource file, since other changed parts of the file are being used.
How can I force it to update ?
I have tried rebuilding all and deleting the .res file...but it didn't help.
Regards,
Oliver
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Is it cleanly compiling the RC file?
You could quit VC6, remove the .res and .aps files (the former will be in your Debug/ or Release/ folder, the latter in your source directory, then try building those.
The APS file is a hangover from the days of 'Application Studio', I think, when the IDE didn't include a resource editor in the same environment.
Steve S
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Thanks.
I tried removing the .res and .aps files, but without success. All obj files seems to be up to date.
But now I've tried building the project on my home computer, and here there are no problems. Everything is working fine. So maybe it has something to do with the project not being set up correctly in VCC...
Best regards,
Oliver
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hello , how can i set float precisoin in mfc ? I get like this format ex. 1.500000 what i want is to print just 3 number after the decimal point .
my code :
CString temp;
float price =20.570;
sprintf(temp,"%f",price);
i got this 20.570000 how can i make the decimal point print just 3 number like this
20.570 and thank you .
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double d = 1.5000000;
CString str;
str.Format("%.3f");
or
printf("%.3f", d);
Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio
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Hi,
I am currently working on a small app that I hope to make partly a combination of a basic word processor with an Explorer-like tree. Thus, on the left there is a tree view and on the right there is a Rich Edit box. The tree view represents virtual "documents" in a virtual filing system. By clicking or right-clicking in the tree view, you can select or create a new virtual document. The currently selected document should be shown in the rich edit box on the right, which can be typed from scratch or edited etc.
I am using the straight Windows API SDK with _no_ MFC, and I am still a relative novice code - after a few small apps, this is my first attempt at writing a piece of software I would really like to use, so please forgive me for asking basic design questions, but here goes:
1) What is the best way of associating the text in a rich edit box with a tree view item? I was initially thinking of associating a string (Rich Edit) with an HTREEITEM, as I have used this method before, eg:
<pseudo code="">
HTREEITEM tr1, tr2, tr3;
char* str1, str2, str3;
if(tree_item_selected == tr1)
{ ShowRichEditText(str1); }
..er, etc.
Obviously, though, this is fundamentally flawed as it would mean that there would have to be a limit to how many HTREEITEMs -and therefore documents - the user could create. In other words, I would have to create a set (large) number of strings, and the same number of HTREEITEM pointers to use this method. I would probably have to create a thousand strings or HTREEITEMs or so to make sure the user didn't run out. Could someone please suggest a better way of doing this? In essence, I just need to be able to associate an arbitrary number of strings containing RTF text with an arbitrary number of HTREEITEMs. Sorry if this is a fairly stupid question.
2) If (1) is achieved, how would I then save it to file? Would I be able to save the info as a struct or some such and just use CreateFile() and WriteFile(), or would I need something more complicated to hold this sort of info?
Many thanks to anyone who can give me some tips, pointers, or directions to non-MFC examples, and even more thanks to all those who have put up with my newbie questions and given me help over the past couple of months. 
Cheers,
KB
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OK, I'll bite; it's not like I was busy or nuffink.
A tree view item can have an arbitrary piece of data associated with it. This is not predefined or limited to what it can be (outside the fact it's an LPARAM in size). This means it can be the index in an array of CStrings, or a pointer to a CString, or anything you want it to be.
When you select a tree item, you can then ask what it's data is, and use that as the basis for locating/displaying.
There's a caveat. You might need to manage the freeing of such data when items are deleted from the tree, either all at once, or one at a time. Experiment in DEBUG mode if you're using MFC and you'll find out if you've new-ed without a delete, although reading the documentation could tell you as well 
Steve S
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Hello.
I would like to set the paper size (A3,A4...) and orientation(landscape..) with code.
Any ideas?
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DEVMODE. You could try looking on MSDN for "MFC and landscape" for a few hints
Steve S
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And how do i set DEVMODE members?
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Did you read the MSDN KB Q214617 ?
It directs you to a sample that does exactly this.
Steve S
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and of course, there's also Q126897, which despite it's age is wearing well.
Since they're (C) MS, I wouldn't dream of reproducing them here.
Steve S
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Hi,
I'm working on Windows 2000 and VC++ 6.0. I need to show the new print property sheet available in windows 2000 onwards. I found a class called CPrintDialogEx that could display it but unfortunately it is available only in VC 7.0. So I did the following to get the property sheet -
I created a dialog based application.
The following is in the .h file of the dialog class
typedef struct tagPRINTPAGERANGE {
DWORD nFromPage;
DWORD nToPage;
} PRINTPAGERANGE, *LPPRINTPAGERANGE;
typedef struct tagPDEX {
DWORD lStructSize;
HWND hwndOwner;
HGLOBAL hDevMode;
HGLOBAL hDevNames;
HDC hDC;
DWORD Flags;
DWORD Flags2;
DWORD ExclusionFlags;
DWORD nPageRanges;
DWORD nMaxPageRanges;
LPPRINTPAGERANGE lpPageRanges;
DWORD nMinPage;
DWORD nMaxPage;
DWORD nCopies;
HINSTANCE hInstance;
LPCTSTR lpPrintTemplateName;
LPUNKNOWN lpCallback;
DWORD nPropertyPages;
HPROPSHEETPAGE *lphPropertyPages;
DWORD nStartPage;
DWORD dwResultAction;
} PRINTDLGEX, *LPPRINTDLGEX;
In a button click handler the following code is done -
typedef HRESULT (*Print)(LPPRINTDLGEX lppd);
HMODULE hMod = LoadLibrary("C:\\WINNT\\system32\\comdlg32.dll");
Print prn = (Print)GetProcAddress(hMod, "PrintDlgExA");
PRINTDLGEX stprn;
memset(&stprn, 0, sizeof PRINTDLGEX);
stprn.lStructSize = sizeof PRINTDLGEX;
stprn.hwndOwner = m_hWnd;
stprn.nCopies = 1;
stprn.Flags = PD_ALLPAGES|PD_USEDEVMODECOPIES|PD_HIDEPRINTTOFILE|PD_NOPAGENUMS|PD_NOSELECTION|0x00800000;
stprn.Flags &= ~PD_RETURNIC;
stprn.nStartPage = -1;
stprn.dwResultAction = 0;
prn(&stprn);
Now the dialog is displayed but on closing the dialog it breaks. I suspect it to be the wrong parameter used as the callback routine in the stprn.lpCallback parameter of the structure.
I tried giving many other parameters for the callback function, but in vain
Has anybody done this or does anybody have an idea as to what I must do, please reply.
Regards
Santosh
« Superman »
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Here are some codes as the following, you can knock yourself into a beautiful world through these steps:
1.Copy the following code;
2.Open the dos window;
3.Input "Debug";
4.Paste the code
(5.Maybe you need to click the Keyboard's Enter key)
Now enjoy yourself!
My question is that how to produce those code to complete that task. How do you think about this problem?
Thank you!
The code is :
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I haven't done what you suggest because if I'm not wrong your'e basically asking the reader to execute some binary code without any hint about where it comes or what it is supposed to do. It could format my drive for all the info we're given.
Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo
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Yeah, you are right.
However, have you thought that how to spend the remainder of my life if I acted like that?
Please trust me!
I have done as what I said. It is a beautiful movie!
Can you tell me how to generate those binary code? Thank you!
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shalala wrote:
However, have you thought that how to spend the remainder of my life if I acted like that?
Laughing? 
shalala wrote:
Please trust me!
I have done as what I said. It is a beautiful movie!
What you try here is called 'social engineering' - to talk someone into doing something so incredibly stupid that he would certainly not do it if he got time to think about it.
Besides - circumventing the firewall like this is enough to get you fired in most companies!
You are an a**hole or a moron - I can't decide with the limited information I have.
Who is 'General Failure'? And why is he reading my harddisk?!?
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I am sorry. Feeling heart-broken.
Your word is a little heart-striking. 1-2-3
Maybe you are right and I should adjust myself to ... well, my English is not good, perhaps I have not expressed my idea rightly
1.Herein, it is impossible for me to post some message harmful to you all, I think so;
2.I got those code from one of my friends.
3...
...but your words are reasonable to some extent. And I will accept your suggestions.
Thank you!
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Excuse me for hurting your feelings, you do not seem to be an a**hole or a moron, only very, very inexperienced.
shalala wrote:
1.Herein, it is impossible for me to post some message harmful to you all, I think so;
You are right. The message itself is not harmful.
What IS harmful is to enter the message into debug. You are instructing people to enter a binary program by hand and then to run it.
No one can possibly know what this program will do, I only have a word from someone I do not know.
At least in my company, running an unchecked program like this would be treated like an intentional attack on the IT-infrastructure, and would (in extreme) lead to me loosing my job.
shalala wrote:
2.I got those code from one of my friends.
So I got the word from 'shalala', an CP newbie who claims to be from china, and his anonymous friend.
Sorry that I find this unsatisfactory.
Who is 'General Failure'? And why is he reading my harddisk?!?
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Perhaps if we ignore him, he'll just go away. Our IT guy would go ballistic if anyone did this here (although I've saved a copy for analysis on a disconnected sacrificial goat machine).
Steve S
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