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

David Crow22-Dec-03 11:12

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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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
If your dead and reading this, then you have no life!

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 ?

Engineering is the effort !

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

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

Antti Keskinen22-Dec-03 9:01

Antti Keskinen

22-Dec-03 9:01

Basically, I believe there would be two types of approaches to this problem:

1. Hook the file system to send notifications when a file is accessed
2. Hook a system event to give you a notification each time a file is opened.
3. Use the standard file commands to prohibit access

The first method is by far the most troublesome and difficult, but will provide the most accurate, functioning results. You would need a low level access to the NTFS file system and be able to enumerate through currently open files. If the desired file is found in this enumeration, it is closed.

The second method relies on the Windows OS to give you a notification when a file system event occurs. The most effective way to accomplish this would be to use some IFS element. IFS (Installable File System) is part of the Windows DDK and allows you to build file system filter drivers, which can capture different events. FileMon is one example from this type of application.

The final option is the most easiest: when your application is started, you open the file in a non-exclusive mode, which means that all other attempts to access this file while your application has it open will fail. However, this means that only your application can access the file in question, and this approach will cause a system crash if used on critical system files. But for protecting application-specific files, this is the most effective one. For an example, see this article[^]

-Antti Keskinen

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problems with vc98\include

aidanh22-Dec-03 6:24

aidanh

22-Dec-03 6:24

I have been given a bit of source code which I am trying
to compile!

The code uses the functions

SetupDiGetClassDevs( ... )
SetupDiEnumDeviceInterfaces( ... )

which are in setupapi.lib

Unfortunately I get the error messages

error C2664: 'SetupDiGetClassDevsA' : cannot convert
parameter 1 from 'const struct _GUID *' to 'struct _GUID *'

looking at my .h files I see that param 1 takes a 'struct
_GUID' but in the msdn site it takes 'const struct _GUID'

I am led to believe my sdk is out of date!!

does anyone know where I can find the updates, I have
looked everywhere Frown | :(

I have already installed SP5

thank everyone and have a goog christmas Smile | :)

bob

Re: problems with vc98\include

Selvam R23-Dec-03 9:54

Selvam R

23-Dec-03 9:54

Hi,

SDK update , www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platformsdk/sdkupdate/[^]
Regards,
R.Selvam

Ignoring directive

JensB22-Dec-03 4:55

JensB

22-Dec-03 4:55

Hi
I have the following warning when i link. (I can execute program perfectly though)

Programm1.exp : warning LNK4070: /OUT:PROGRAMM2.EXE directive in .EXP differs from output filename "C:\vss\MyProject\Debug\Programm1.exe"; ignoring directive

Any idea what this means?

Best regards
Jens

Re: Ignoring directive

David Crow22-Dec-03 11:20

David Crow

22-Dec-03 11:20

Per MSDN:

The filename specified in the NAME or LIBRARY statement when the .EXP file was created differs from the output filename that was either assumed by default or specified with the /OUT option.

A client program that uses the resulting DLL might encounter problems.

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Re: Ignoring directive

Robert Kuster22-Dec-03 12:14

Robert Kuster

22-Dec-03 12:14

Hm, could it be that you export some functions via a .def file?
Then check its first line - it should read as: LIBRARY PROGRAMM1.EXE

RK

WinpCap can not report the TCP packet, help me plea!

Huabing Yan22-Dec-03 4:49

Huabing Yan

22-Dec-03 4:49

Hell,everybody.
This is a problem from me. I install WinPap3.01, then install a packet analysis tool ethereal-0.8.16-capture. Of cource, I reboot the OS which is WinXp. My problem is that the analysis just report the UDP packet, can not report the TCP packet. It's very surprising! I think it is not the problemn of the Etheral, cause the other analysis tool can not work too.
Maybe it's the environment lead to the problem. My pc work on the 100M LAN (also, use ADSL). It is work correctly on the 10M LAN (Tool can report TCP packet). Whether I need set some parameter? How to do it?
Thank you in advanced!

This article comes from Code Project.
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Windows and Rictangle,Line object

rawatvs22-Dec-03 4:32

rawatvs

22-Dec-03 4:32

Hi Friends,
I designed a graphical editor which supports Line,Rectangle, bitmap and Text control. Now how to implement z order as text control is window hence any object hidden behind it will be not visible.

Thanks

Z order with Windows and non-windows objects.

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