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TolTol wrote:
CMyClass::SetFont( ) is wrong isn't it???
My dialog class is derived from CFormView class.
SetFont is the member of CWnd not CFormView, but CFormView is derived from CWnd so you can use SetFont for CFormView also.
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I have a method OnBegindragUrlList() in my dialog class which implements the response to the LVN_BEGINDRAG message. I drag from a selected item in a control on my dialog onto Explorer. It maybe the desktop but it may also be an open folder. I want to know what folder my drag operation ends on so that I can then create a corresponding link. Nota that I do not want to copy or move a file and I don't want to create a link either as my file does not exist so I would get an error.
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You need to implement IDataObject, IDropTarget, IDropSource etc to do that kinda of job, check out "drag drop" on code project just do a search on it... Micheal Dunn has written a good article on the same.
Programming is an art not a skill, every one can be a skilled programmer but not an artist.
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I presume you mean you want to create an Internet Shortcut by dragging a URL from a list? If so, you don't have to worry about what folder is specified as your drop target. Just package your custom data up in an COleDataSource object and call the DoDragDrop() member function. To package the custom data up you will have to have an actual file that you intend to move or copy so you'll have to first create an Internet Shortcut (with a .url extension). It might sound a bit clumsy, but even if you can find the details on your drop target you would still have to create an Internet Shortcut.
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"If you think education is expensive, try ignorance."
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I am using ODBC to connect to an ms access mdb file.
When trying to add a new recordset to an empty table, I get an error in CRecordSet::Update and the whole operation fails.
The code looks like this:
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rs.Open(CRecordset::dynaset);<br />
rs.AddNew();<br />
rs.m_ent_id = 1;<br />
rs.m_ent_nom = "String data";<br />
rs.Update();
rs.Close();<br />
I think the reason for this is that when Update() is called and the new record is added, it then tries to return to the previously selected record, which in this case doesn't exist.
Apparently, others have come across this, as can be seen here.
Any suggestions? 
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I've been fighting ODBC with Access tables for a couple of days, so I'm no expert. But look into the permissions on the target database. Using ADO for this in a webpage, the default is read-only; I have to specify a different access parameter in order to update the db. This same default behavior may be true using ODBC (I don't know that for certain, but I'm looking into it today).
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Never mind. The default for CRecordset is snapshot, which is fully editable.
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Salvador Dali wrote:
rs.Update(); // This is where the exception is thrown
And that exception is??
Salvador Dali wrote:
I think the reason for this is that when Update() is called and the new record is added, it then tries to return to the previously selected record, which in this case doesn't exist.
CRecordset is smart enough to know that a previous record does not exist. If you'll step through the code, you're apt to see exactly is happening.
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"Unhandled exception in MyApp.exe (MFC42D.DLL): 0xC0000005: Access violation"
The last functions in the call stack at that point are:
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CTime::GetYear()
RFX_Date(...)<br />
CMyRecordset::DoFieldExchange(...)<br />
CRecordset::LoadFields()<br />
CRecordset::UpdateInsertDelete()<br />
CRecordset::Update()<br />
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In the constructor of your CRecordset-derived class, you need to initialize the CTime member variables. Something like:
CMeetSet::CMeetSet(CDatabase* pdb) : CRecordset(pdb)
{
m_strName = _T("");
m_nFields = 2;
m_dtDate = CTime(NULL);
m_nDefaultType = snapshot;
}
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Thanks David, it seems to work.
I assumed that classwizard handles all the variable initialization needed at class creation.
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Salvador Dali wrote:
I assumed that classwizard handles all the variable initialization needed at class creation.
Normally it does, but there is a known issue with time-related variables.
A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least.
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Do anybody this under vc++ 6 ?
Thanks
---Ranger---
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Hi,
I am currently struggling getting the title bar color changed. I want to change it to something that matches the dialog colors/bitmaps. Ive read a few articles but i just cant comprehend them.
Any comments or advise is welcome, thanks
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The problem is displaying the text in FlexGrid cell. when number of characters in the cell exceeds 682 characters the text is getting overlapped. I have tried to solve this problem using WordWrap API and SetColWidth API. But I didn't get the solution. If anybody knows the solution, please post the solution.
Ramanan
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I have CHtmlView -based MFC application, and a problem like this: if I open a PDF -document, the application opens Adobe Acrobat reader and shows the document okay, but when I try to scroll it by the code (for example with ScrollToPosition() -method), nothing happens. Is there a way to scroll the picture? Thank you for answers.
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I am able to adjust the Playback volume control through VC++ code. But how can I access the Recording volume control. Any idea??
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yes!it's so easy.first,you check in your debug.adjust,the playback volume control.if,cannot adjust through debug u your adjust through mother f***er....ha..ha..include<iostream..h>
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What is the Difference Between Single Threaded Apartment model and Multi Threaded Apartment Model?
Why CoInitialize specifies the concurrency model as single-thread apartment?
Where can I find more Information about this.
Shenthil
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Essentially, an STA coclass is designed for single-thread. COM protects the COM object via limiting access using a queue.
Under MTA coclass model, the developer is responsible for thread synchronization.
Kuphryn
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if we dynamically allocate memory, it is allocated on heap...
is it just reference of that memory which is in stored in heap or the memory itself??
Muhammad Shoaib Khan
http://geocities.com/lansolution
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Ofcource in the memory itself.
Programming is an art not a skill, every one can be a skilled programmer but not an artist.
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The memory itself is stored in the heap. The function used to allocate the memory (new, malloc, etc) returns a pointer to the location in the heap.
Mike
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How can i increase or decrease the Recording control microhpne volume??
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hi,
can one write an exe that will run on DOS and windows ? I mean in windows it should be able to show message box, dialogs etc.
I am asking this because one program I downloaded from net seems to do this.
regards
hari
Hari Krishnan
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