Linking new dialog’s textbox w/ old dialog - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

nde_plume22-Dec-03 11:09

22-Dec-03 11:09

As you will all surely know C# has this cool interface where you can
put XML into the comment blocks of your code, and have it automatically
generated as a web page of comments (especially using a tool like NDoc.)
This gives you a nice class documentation web page heirarchy.

I have a bunch of code that uses DOxygen style coding for inserting
similar stuff into my C++ code, however, I want to use the same techinques
in C++ that I do in C#. Specifically, I want to be able to type in the
comments directly when I use the class view to insert code, and I want
to be able to use NDoc to generate the pages.

I know about DOxygen, in fact I use it, however, I want to get on the
same page as C# with my C++ code for consistency and simplicity (and
by way of the fact that surely future versions of Visual Studio will
head that direction.)

I suppose I want to use NDoc with C++.

any thoughts or suggestions.

Set Tab Focus

Anthony988722-Dec-03 10:17

Anthony9887

22-Dec-03 10:17

How can I set the tab focus to a specific control in a dialog box.

Thanks

Re: Set Tab Focus

David Crow22-Dec-03 11:09

David Crow

22-Dec-03 11:09

SetFocus().

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Three of them decide to fly off.
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Re: Set Tab Focus

ldaoust22-Dec-03 16:03

ldaoust

22-Dec-03 16:03

In your dialog class, where you want to set the focus to a control, try this:

GetDlgItem( ID_OF_CONTROL )->SetFocus();

Drag and drop to specific item in tree?

adonisv22-Dec-03 10:05

adonisv

22-Dec-03 10:05

I'm trying to implement the ability to drag and drop a file onto a tree control, BUT it would be great if you could only drag onto certain objects. Is there a way to allow the user to drag a file onto the tree control and depending on what type of object the user drags the file over, drag and drop is allowed or disallowed? Unsure | :~

It would be flimsy for them to have to select a tree item then drag and drop, much nicer if you simply drag the file to the object you want to add it to and if its allowed, it works! Big Grin | :-D

Re: Drag and drop to specific item in tree?

Michael Dunn22-Dec-03 17:19

Michael Dunn

22-Dec-03 17:19

When your IDropTarget::DragOver() method is called, you get a POINTL holding the cursor location. Convert that from screen coords to client coords (relative to the tree) then use TVM_HITTEST to find out which tree item that point is over.
Once you get that, you can decide whether to allow the drop over that item. Return DROPEFFECT_NONE to not allow it, or DROPEFFECT_MOVE/COPY to allow it.

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Re: Drag and drop to specific item in tree?

adonisv30-Dec-03 6:02

adonisv

30-Dec-03 6:02

That's awesome thanks. Big Grin | :-D

Linking new dialog’s textbox w/ old dialog

Spank me!!22-Dec-03 9:37

Spank me!!

22-Dec-03 9:37

Hello,

I am trying to create a new dialog with a text box that accepts string values from my main dialog's program. In other words, once a button is pushed on my main dialog, a new dialog appears with a text box - i would like to send strings from my main dialog program to the new dialog's text box. I am using CCancelBox dlg; and dlg.DoModal(); to bring up my new dialog once the button is pushed, but I don’t know how to link the text box to my main dialog .cpp program. Thanks a million in advance.

~Loren. Confused | :confused:

Re: Linking new dialog’s textbox w/ old dialog

David Crow22-Dec-03 11:12

David Crow

22-Dec-03 11:12

The second dialog will need a member variable that the main dialog sets. Then in the second dialog's OnInitDialog() method, set the control's value to that of the member variable.

CmainDlg::Foo()
{
    C2ndDialog dlg;
    dlg.m_somevar = "Text!";
    dlg.DoModal();
}
 
C2ndDialog::OnInitDialog()
{
    CDialog::OnInitDialog();
    m_control.SetWindowText(m_somevar);
}

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link error: msvcirt.dll

Vincent Sim22-Dec-03 9:33

Vincent Sim

22-Dec-03 9:33

i have met some problems when i try to write the matlab c++ programming.

after i finished my program and tried to compile in MSVC++ 6.0
.......
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "msvcirt.dll"

what should i do to settle this linking problem?
thank you for ur all helping

vincent sim

Re: link error: msvcirt.dll

David Crow22-Dec-03 11:14

David Crow

22-Dec-03 11:14

Vincent Sim wrote:
what should i do to settle this linking problem?

Check to ensure the file exists and that it is accessible by the linker.

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Three of them decide to fly off.
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Trouble Compiling Help Files

Anonymous22-Dec-03 9:05

Anonymous

22-Dec-03 9:05

The problem that I am having is with regards to compiling the RTF files after I have made changes to them.

All I did was open the AfxCore.rtf file and replace the <<YourApp>> callouts with MyApps Name.

I used Microsoft Word 97 and saved the files back as RTF.

I then opened up Help Workshop and compiled the files.

I got numerous errors and the HLP file was not created.

Anyone else have this problem?

Re: Trouble Compiling Help Files

Roger Allen23-Dec-03 2:54

Roger Allen

23-Dec-03 2:54

Personally, I have always avoided using Word etc to edit the .rtf files. You will find that editing them in a tool such as notepad or Visual studio (as text) will allow you much better control.

Also this article may be of help if you do follow this route: Simplified AfxCore and AfxPrint.rtf files[^]

Roger Allen - Sonork 100.10016
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string check

act_x22-Dec-03 8:05

act_x

22-Dec-03 8:05

I have a function that looks like

Process(string str1 , string str2)<br />
{<br />
string concat ;<br />
concat = str1+":"+str2;<br />
ProcessFurther(concat);<br />
}

str1 and str2 passed are strings but represent numbers. Is there a way i can do a type checking to find if its a valid number .
I am looking for something like isNumber() functionality as i need to make sure that what is passed is surely a valid integer and not a garbage string which might have catastrophic results !

Please advise

Re: string check

PJ Arends22-Dec-03 9:21

PJ Arends

22-Dec-03 9:21

you could use strtol() to convert the string to an integer, and then make sure the endptr actually points to the end of the string.

bool IsNumber(std::string str, int base)
{
    char *EndPtr = NULL;
    const char *Number = str.c_str();
    strtol(Number, &EndPtr, base);
    return (EndPtr != Number && *EndPtr == NULL);
}

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Re: string check

act_x22-Dec-03 9:47

act_x

22-Dec-03 9:47

how can i differentiate between a conversion for the string "0" or a failed conversion ?

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Re: string check

PJ Arends22-Dec-03 9:54

PJ Arends

22-Dec-03 9:54

The routine I gave you does that.

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Re: string check

act_x22-Dec-03 10:13

act_x

22-Dec-03 10:13

sorry didnt see this
return (EndPtr != Number && *EndPtr == NULL);

Re: string check

nde_plume22-Dec-03 11:03

nde_plume

22-Dec-03 11:03

Alternative approach:

bool isNumber(const char* s)
{
int junk;
return(sscanf(s, "%d", &junk) ==1);
};

Re: string check

PJ Arends22-Dec-03 11:42

PJ Arends

22-Dec-03 11:42

won't work properly. pass in "21@#$" and your function will return true.

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Re: string check

nde_plume22-Dec-03 12:24

nde_plume

22-Dec-03 12:24

Good point, modify as follows:

bool isNumeric(const char * s)
{
int junk1, junk2;
// Check for a number and check that nothing follows the number
return (sscanf(s, "%d%c", &junk1, &junk2) == 1);
}

Reuse is a wonderful thing.

Packet Filtering

RedDragon2k22-Dec-03 8:01

RedDragon2k

22-Dec-03 8:01

Hi Everyone!

How can i filter packets and analyse them ? Confused | :confused:

I had already searched in Google but the only things i found
was a complete sdk which costs 1900 €. I don't think i need
the sdk to capture packets. Maybe someone of you can write an
article about this topic. I think it is an interesting thema.

mfg
RedDragon2k

Re: Packet Filtering

User 665822-Dec-03 8:33

User 6658

22-Dec-03 8:33

http://www.codeproject.com/internet/drvfltip.asp
http://www.codeproject.com/internet/smfirewall.asp

This should help.

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Re: Packet Filtering

RedDragon2k22-Dec-03 8:35

RedDragon2k

22-Dec-03 8:35

Thx.

How to close a file opened by the user in MFC?

Binayak22-Dec-03 7:24

Binayak

22-Dec-03 7:24

Hi,

I want to check from my SDI application if a particular file is opened by the user, and if opened I want to close that file.

How do I do that?

Please advise

Use Ctrl+Left/Right to switch messages, Ctrl+Up/Down to switch threads, Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right to switch pages.