Re: what request to "ifstream infile("name of file")? - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Anonymous1-May-04 17:46

1-May-04 17:46

I have a text file that writed in VietNamese font code (ex: TCVN3,VNI..), I want to recoginize the code that it was typed. Please help me

EMAIL SENDING

Shane George1-May-04 15:33

Shane George

1-May-04 15:33

how can i send an email to abc@rediffmail.com/yahoo.com/hotmail.com using SMTP.. ??

Re: EMAIL SENDING

Hauptman(n)1-May-04 22:13

Hauptman(n)

1-May-04 22:13

via WinSock and the SMTP Protocoll
ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc2821.txt

but this would cause a lot of trivial stuff to do so you could use the MAPI
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/mapi/html/_mapi1book_c_mapisendmail.asp

Re: EMAIL SENDING

Dominik Reichl1-May-04 22:52

Dominik Reichl

1-May-04 22:52

If you are using MFC you can try this class:

http://www.naughter.com/smtp.html

Best regards,
Dominik

_outp(0x64, 0xAD);
and
__asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al
do the same... but what do they do??
(doesn't work on NT)

what's the difference between "return -1"and "return -2" about return value?

vividtang1-May-04 15:06

vividtang

1-May-04 15:06

i see in some program ,some function whose return value is "return -1" however others whose return value is "return -2",what is the difference between them?thanks,all.

Re: what's the difference between "return -1"and "return -2" about return value?

Tim Smith1-May-04 15:52

Tim Smith

1-May-04 15:52

That is purely context dependent.

Tim Smith

I'm going to patent thought. I have yet to see any prior art.

what request to "ifstream infile("name of file")?

vividtang1-May-04 15:02

vividtang

1-May-04 15:02

iostream library also support the file's input and output,for opening a file providing input ,we must declare a object whose type is ifstream.
the same as ofsteam.
but i want to know ,for example,the object name is infile,the declariation is below:ifstream infile{"name of file") ofstream outfile("name of file")
which request or restriction to "name of file"?

Re: what request to "ifstream infile("name of file")?

Hauptman(n)1-May-04 23:04

Hauptman(n)

1-May-04 23:04

the form of "name of file" depends on the operating system.
If you're working with a Linux system you have to write ifstream infile("/home/myuser/file"); under Windows you have to write ifstream infile("C:\File.txt");

Re: what request to "ifstream infile("name of file")?

vividtang2-May-04 4:29

vividtang

2-May-04 4:29

#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>#include<string>using namespace std;
int main()
{
ofstream outfile("C:/Documents and Settings/tanghuitian/My Documents/out_file.txt");
ifstream infile("C:/Documents and Settings/tanghuitian/MyDocuments/in_file.txt");
if(!outfile)
{
cerr<<"error:unable to open output file!\n";
return -3;
}//if"\",note unable to open input file

if(!infile)
{
cerr<<"error:unable to open input file!\n";
return -1;
}
string word;
while (infile>>word)
outfile<

Re: what request to "ifstream infile("name of file")?

Hauptman(n)2-May-04 4:54

Hauptman(n)

2-May-04 4:54

yes?
wheres the problem?
If there is the right thing in in_file.txt it worked properly

a file operation doesn't goes 1h or so...

but your while construct looks not really good.

while(infile >> word)

do you want to compare the size of infile with word or what?

ilmerge

Opwar1-May-04 13:12

Opwar

1-May-04 13:12

I tried this program to put the .dll inside the .exe and it didnt work. Do i need to change the locations of the files in the config?

{
static char Path[MAX_PATH];
GetModuleFileName(NULL, Path, MAX_PATH);
unsigned int i = strlen(Path);
while (Path[i] != '\\')
{
Path[i] = '\0';
i--;
}
strcat(Path, "my.dll");

return Path;

like is there a special way i put the path in? Or do i need to add something to my dll?

Re: ilmerge

Terry O'Nolley1-May-04 14:31

Terry O'Nolley

1-May-04 14:31

For one thing, you can remove the call to strlen() because GetModuleFileName returns the length of the string:

unsigned int i = GetModuleFileName(NULL, Path, MAX_PATH);

Aside from that, your code looks like it does what I think you want it to do:
replace "C:\DIRECTORY\FILENAME.EXE" with "C:\DIRECTORY\my.dll"

What exactly isn't working?

Glano perictu com sahni delorin!

CREATING AND USING HANDLE???

chapelle1-May-04 12:37

chapelle

1-May-04 12:37

Somebody help!!
i would like to create a handle for a floppy and use,SetFilePointer() ReadFile() and WriteFile() to read, write and maybe display contents of boot sectori.e geometry and stuff. please give an example or site for more info

Re: CREATING AND USING HANDLE???

Hauptman(n)1-May-04 22:08

Hauptman(n)

1-May-04 22:08

there is a sample application on the msdn for accessing the floppy disc.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vcsample98/html/vcsmpfloppysampleaccessingfloppydisk.asp

Basically a floppy disk is not very differnt to any other files. Just open it with OpenFile and you get a file Handle. With this file handle you can do file operations on the floppy. Don't forget that you close file handles with CloseFile and not with CloseHandle

Re: Averaging Calculation

Terry O'Nolley1-May-04 14:08

Terry O'Nolley

1-May-04 14:08

robhyland wrote:

if (donation[max] > avg );
larger++;

You have a ";" immediately after your comparison thus ending the if block and executing the larger++ every time.

Remove that semi-colon.

You should always turn on your compilers most extreme warning level - although this code will compile and is syntactically valid, a high warning level would have flagged this for you.

I just hope this was a legitimate bug of yours and not a de-bugging homework question.......

Glano perictu com sahni delorin!

Dll inside .EXE

Opwar1-May-04 11:30

Opwar

1-May-04 11:30

I want to put the .dll inside a .exe so i would only have 1 file instead of two files. Some person told me this and i need some help with what he said

"do it the same way as sysinternal tools do. put the dll as resource into the exe file, extract it when running the program and load it dynamically then."
Can someone explain to me how to do all of this, like email me like a manuel on how to do it, with lots of detials? Because i have only been doing c++ for about 2 months and he was talking to advanced for me

Resizing into a CListCtrl

Rafael Fernández López1-May-04 11:15

Rafael Fernández López

1-May-04 11:15

Hi !:

I've introduced some buttons into a CListCtrl, but they are subitems. So when a column is resized I want that buttons to resize too, and If we move into the CListCtrl searching for more entries they should move with the text. I've made it with:

CListCtrl::OnHScroll(UINT nSBCode, UINT nPos, CScrollBar* pScrollBar);
CListCtrl::OnVScroll(UINT nSBCode, UINT nPos, CScrollBar* pScrollBar)

But they are slow, is not what I'm looking for. And if I slide with the mouse wheel they don't move.

Please help with this topic...

Thank you so much !!

Written by: Rafael Fernández López.

void life ( bool me, bool her )
{

if ( her )
{
me = true ;
}
else
{
me = false ;
}

}

Deleting System Restore points/files

Monk_1-May-04 11:15

Monk_

1-May-04 11:15

How to delete System Restore files using Visual C++?

I need to delete all files in "C:\System Volume Information" and so on, especially "non-removable" *.log ones. What should I do? may be some api functions or registry keys can help me?

thank you in advance!

How to open Crystal Report file

crazymubashir1-May-04 11:06

crazymubashir

1-May-04 11:06

I am using crystal report 9 to generate reports. The problem is that i have never used crystal report. The so called tutorial which came with crystal report is of no good because it gives an error on the line which says

m_Report = m_Application->NewReport();
error: Creation feature not available.

Please tell me just how can i view an existing crystal report in VC and how can i perfor filtering on it through Visual C code or is there any suggestion to the above problem. WTF | :WTF:

CMenu ownerdraw

pie1-May-04 10:41

pie

1-May-04 10:41

Hello.

I would like to create an owner-drawn CMenu class, and therefore i override DrawItem and MeasureItem, like this:

<br />
class MyMenu : public CMenu {<br />
	public:<br />
		virtual void DrawItem(LPDRAWITEMSTRUCT lpDis);<br />
		virtual void MeasureItem(LPMEASUREITEMSTRUCT lpMis);<br />
	};<br />
<br />
void MyMenu::DrawItem(LPDRAWITEMSTRUCT lpDis)<br />
{<br />
}<br />
void MyMenu::MeasureItem(LPMEASUREITEMSTRUCT lpMis)<br />
{<br />
}<br />

And then I add a menu to my app's CMainFrame:

<br />
//MainFrm.h<br />
MyMenu TopMenu;<br />
<br />
//Mainfrm.cpp<br />
TopMenu.LoadMenu(IDR_MAINFRAME);<br />
	for(int i = 0; i<3; ++i)<br />
		TopMenu.ModifyMenu(ID_DAWS_HEJ+i, MF_OWNERDRAW, ID_DAWS_HEJ+i);<br />
	SetMenu(&TopMenu);<br />

But the problem is that DrawItem and MeasureItem are never called! I do receive WM_DRAWITEM and WM_MEASUREITEM, but they are just not handled by my class. What do I do?

Accelerators

michou1-May-04 10:20

michou

1-May-04 10:20

I want to use some shortcuts in my App written in VC++6, but the accelerators do not seem to work by any chance. I made exactly what is written in MSDN, but still no result?
Could you give me some suggestions, or something?
10x alot

va_list and COleVariant

brdavid1-May-04 9:48

brdavid

1-May-04 9:48

I am having a few issues with va_list. I'm trying to build a class that builds XML statements. Yeah, I know some exist here, but I don't need anything complex and I wanted to try this on my own. I'm running into a problem with variable function length using va_list. Basically I want va_list to be a list of values of any type.

<br />
CString CXMLParser::CreateTag(bool End, CString TagName, COleVariant Value, ...)<br />

so what I have here is something that creates a Tag where the ellipse will represent a list of possible attributes for XML. i.e.

<br />
<XMLTag attrib="hello" attrib2="again">Value</XMLTag><br />

As we know attributes could be anything from dates, to numbers to strings, etc. so I wanted a COleVariant to hold these values. However I don't think it is working properly. I keep getting an exception when I run va_arg. To further give you a clue as to my code here is the .cpp

<code>
// XMLParser.cpp: implementation of the CXMLParser class.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "XMLParser.h"

#ifdef _DEBUG
#undef THIS_FILE
static char THIS_FILE[]=__FILE__;
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#endif

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Construction/Destruction
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

CXMLParser::~CXMLParser()
{

}

CString CXMLParser::CreateTag(bool End, CString TagName)
{
	return FormatTag(End, TagName, _T(""), _T(""));
}

CString CXMLParser::CreateTag(bool End, CString TagName, COleVariant Value)
{
	return FormatTag(End, TagName, Value, _T(""));
}

CString CXMLParser::CreateTag(bool End, CString TagName, COleVariant Value, ...)
{
	va_list argList;
	CString ArgumentsList = ProcessArgumentList(Value, argList);
	
	return FormatTag(End, TagName, Value, ArgumentsList);
}

CString CXMLParser::FormatTag(bool End, CString TagName, COleVariant Value, CString ArgumentsList)
{
	ASSERT(!TagName.IsEmpty());
	CString strValue = ConvertValueToString(Value);

	CString returnVal = "<"+TagName+" " + ArgumentsList;

	if(strValue.IsEmpty() && !End)
		returnVal += ">";
	else if(strValue.IsEmpty() && End)
		returnVal += "/>";
	else
		returnVal += ">" + strValue + "</"+ TagName +">";

	return returnVal;
}

CString CXMLParser::ProcessArgumentList(COleVariant lpList, va_list argList)
{
	CString returnVal = _T("");
	va_start(argList, lpList);
	
	for(;;)
	{
		COleVariant pVar = va_arg(argList, VARIANT); // CRASH AND BURN!!! :(
		CString AttributeName = ConvertValueToString(pVar);

		if(AttributeName.IsEmpty())	break;

		pVar = va_arg(argList, VARIANT);
		CString AttributeValue = ConvertValueToString(pVar);

		returnVal += AttributeName +"=\""+ AttributeValue +"\" ";
	}

	va_end(argList);

	return returnVal;
}

CString CXMLParser::CreateTailTag(CString TagName)
{
	return "</" + TagName+">";
}

CString CXMLParser::ConvertValueToString(COleVariant Value)
{
	COleVariant vtFld(Value);
	CString strValue;

	switch(vtFld.vt)
	{
	case VT_EMPTY:
	case VT_NULL:		strValue = _T("");						break;// Null.
	case VT_I2:
	case VT_UI1:		strValue.Format("%i", vtFld.iVal);		break;// 2-byte signed int.
	case VT_INT:		strValue.Format("%i", vtFld.intVal);	break;// signed int.
	case VT_I4:			strValue.Format("%i", vtFld.lVal);		break;// 4-byte signed int.
	case VT_R4:			strValue.Format("%f", vtFld.fltVal);	break;// 4-byte real.
	case VT_R8:			strValue.Format("%d", vtFld.dblVal);	break;// 8-byte real.
	case VT_DECIMAL:
		{
			double val = vtFld.decVal.Lo32;
			val *= (vtFld.decVal.sign == 128)? -1 : 1;
			val /= pow(10, vtFld.decVal.scale); 
			strValue.Format("%d", val);
		}
		break;

	case VT_DATE:		
		{
			COleDateTime dt(vtFld);	
			CString	strDateFormat = _T("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S");
			strValue = dt.Format(strDateFormat);
		}
		break;
	case VT_BSTR :		strValue = vtFld.bstrVal;			break;// Binary string.
	case VT_UI4:		strValue.Format("%d", vtFld.ulVal);		break;// unsigned long.
	case VT_BOOL:		strValue = ((bool)Value) ? "1" : "0";	break;// Boolean; True=-1, False=0.
	default: strValue = _T("");

	//case VT_CY :		COleCurrency pCur;						break;	 Currency.
	//case VT_DISPATCH:	ASSERT(FALSE);							break;// IDispatch
	//case VT_ERROR :		ASSERT(FALSE);							break;// Scodes.
	//case VT_VARIANT:	ASSERT(FALSE);							break;// VARIANT FAR*.
	//case VT_UNKNOWN:	ASSERT(FALSE);							break;// IUnknown FAR*.
	}

	return strValue;
}

</code>
And the .h
<code>
// XMLParser.h: interface for the CXMLParser class.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#if !defined(AFX_XMLPARSER_H__5B8FC25A_FBDE_4714_A35C_E1018053C660__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_XMLPARSER_H__5B8FC25A_FBDE_4714_A35C_E1018053C660__INCLUDED_

#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#endif // _MSC_VER > 1000

#define _ENDLINE	"/n"

class CXMLParser  
{
public:
	CXMLParser(){};
	virtual ~CXMLParser();

public:
	CString CreateTag(bool End, CString TagName);
	CString CreateTag(bool End, CString TagName, COleVariant Value);
	CString CreateTag(bool End, CString TagName, COleVariant Value, ...);

	CString FormatTag(bool End, CString TagName, COleVariant Value, CString ArgumentsList);
	CString ProcessArgumentList(COleVariant lpList, va_list argList);
	CString CreateTailTag(CString TagName);
	CString ConvertValueToString(COleVariant Value);

};

#endif // !defined(AFX_XMLPARSER_H__5B8FC25A_FBDE_4714_A35C_E1018053C660__INCLUDED_)
</code>

I'm hoping I made sense here. I simply want to have CreateTag take in the fixed first three, plus any possible attributes of any type. Does this seem right or have I missed something. Does va_list work this way? Can it work this way? Is there another way if not?

Thanks!

Re: va_list and COleVariant

Michael Dunn1-May-04 9:58

Michael Dunn

1-May-04 9:58

You need to process the arguments in the variadic function itself, because va_start and va_arg are macros that index into the function's stack. As soon as you call another function, you mess up that system.

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Parameter Problem

soul.ripper1-May-04 9:15

soul.ripper

1-May-04 9:15

I have a problem with this code
I want to change the path to the program,
im wondering why i cant make this work Confused | :confused:

<br />
STARTUPINFO         l_StartupInfo = {0}; <br />
PROCESS_INFORMATION l_ProcessInfo = {0}; <br />
<br />
l_StartupInfo.cb = sizeof(l_StartupInfo); <br />
if (CreateProcess(NULL, "AnyFile.exe",  NULL, NULL, FALSE, 0,  <br />
                 NULL, NULL,  &l_StartupInfo, &l_ProcessInfo)); <br />
}<br />

Thanx for helping

Greets Jeroen Big Grin | :-D

Re: Parameter Problem

Michael Dunn1-May-04 10:02

Michael Dunn

1-May-04 10:02

STARTUPINFO has a size member, you need to init that to sizeof(STARTUPINFO)

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