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I have a application that inserts a CString and CList in a std::map;
In .h file
typedef CList<csplfiletsinfo*, csplfiletsinfo*=""> SplFileTSInfoList;
typedef std::map<cstring, splfiletsinfolist*=""> tagSplFileInfoMap;
tagSplFileInfoMap m_SplFileInfoMap;
In .cpp file
//A vrialble of type SplFileTSInfoList
SplFileTSInfoList *l_SplFileTSInfoList;
//Insert the Key and the List in to the Map
m_SplFileInfoMap.insert(f_crstrUserID,l_SplFileTSInfoList);
But when I compile this I get an error.
error C2664: 'std::_Tree<_Traits>::iterator std::_Tree<_Traits>::insert(std::_Tree<_Traits>::iterator,const std::_Tree<_Traits>::value_type &)' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'CString' to 'std::_Tree<_Traits>::iterator'
with
[
_Traits=std::_Tmap_traits<cstring,clist<csplfiletsinfo *,csplfiletsinfo="" *=""> *,std::less<cstring>,std::allocator<std::pair<const cstring,clist<csplfiletsinfo="" *,csplfiletsinfo="" *=""> *>>,false>
]
and
[
_Traits=std::_Tmap_traits<cstring,clist<csplfiletsinfo *,csplfiletsinfo="" *=""> *,std::less<cstring>,std::allocator<std::pair<const cstring,clist<csplfiletsinfo="" *,csplfiletsinfo="" *=""> *>>,false>
]
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ykutanoor wrote:
m_SplFileInfoMap.insert(f_crstrUserID,l_SplFileTSInfoList);
Try
m_SplFileInfoMap.insert(std::make_pair(f_crstrUserID,l_SplFileTSInfoList));
There are other idioms for inserting into maps, I suggest reading around a bit.
Paul
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I have a application that inserts a CString and CList in a std::map;
In .h file
typedef CList<csplfiletsinfo*, csplfiletsinfo*=""> SplFileTSInfoList;
typedef std::map<cstring, splfiletsinfolist*=""> tagSplFileInfoMap;
In .cpp file
//A vrialble of type SplFileTSInfoList
SplFileTSInfoList *l_SplFileTSInfoList;
//Insert the Key and the List in to the Map
m_SplFileInfoMap.insert(f_crstrUserID,l_SplFileTSInfoList);
But when I compile this I get an error.
error C2664: 'std::_Tree<_Traits>::iterator std::_Tree<_Traits>::insert(std::_Tree<_Traits>::iterator,const std::_Tree<_Traits>::value_type &)' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'CString' to 'std::_Tree<_Traits>::iterator'
with
[
_Traits=std::_Tmap_traits<cstring,clist<csplfiletsinfo *,csplfiletsinfo="" *=""> *,std::less<cstring>,std::allocator<std::pair<const cstring,clist<csplfiletsinfo="" *,csplfiletsinfo="" *=""> *>>,false>
]
and
[
_Traits=std::_Tmap_traits<cstring,clist<csplfiletsinfo *,csplfiletsinfo="" *=""> *,std::less<cstring>,std::allocator<std::pair<const cstring,clist<csplfiletsinfo="" *,csplfiletsinfo="" *=""> *>>,false>
]
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I wrote a C++ program the I run on a NT machine that writes structures to a binary file. I then move the binary file to a Unxi machine and I can't read the files correctly.
I am swaping the bytes, is this all that I need to do?
Thanks for ANY help.
Jim
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Check the byte alignment. It is possible that the data is not written to the offset that you expect.
Ant.
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It really depends on the architechture of each of the machines -- they might both be Little Endian, Big Endian, or a combination of the two. That is to say, you might not need to swap the bytes at all -- doing so could be what's giving you trouble.
If at all possible, try using the ntohs() and ntohl() functions to ensure you get your data correctly on any architecture.
--Dean
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Depending on the machine architecture, and that the sizes of similar data types are the same byte length, I have seen issues where machines are not "byte" swapped but are "word" swapped. In those cases, it was every set of two-bytes that needed to be swapped with the next set of two-bytes. This is different than big/little-endian swapping.
If you are writing floating point values into the file, check that the NT format and the UNIX format are the same. NT probably uses the IEEE floating point format and some non-PC UNIX machines (and some hardware items) use a DEC format. This means that the meaning of the bits within a 4-byte floating point word are different ... different size mantissa, exponent, placement of sign bit, etc. I have had to re-align floating point bits between machines.
Dave
"You can say that again." -- Dept. of Redundancy Dept.
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Hi !
I'm implementing into my project a CToolBarCtrl control. When I call the Create function, it doesn't matter the CRect that I set up because it always draws it on the top or bottom of the window (depends on the property that you set up), but I need to draw it into a CRect like floating into the window.
Could you help me please ?? If you could paste a very little example... thank you !!
Thanks in advance.
Written by: Rafael Fernández López.
void life ( bool me, bool her )
{
if ( her )
{
me = true ;
}
else
{
me = false ;
}
}
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Can anyone give me link or where i start
i need to create new audio file foemat like .wav,.dss
pls help me regarding this...
thanx
regards
rajesh
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 How can I use visual c++ to establish a ipc$ connection with a remote hos and copy file from the host or upload a file to the specified path of the host?Is there any detailed demostrations?thanks!
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How to implemet MAPIGUID ?example
dadsadasd
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Other than mapiguid.h, I do not know what MAPIGUID is. Can you explain a bit further?
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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Thank u for reply.Part of My Apps I want run MAPIUID's? ie mean Access the OutLookExpress Dialog Boxes,Creating New Accounts,Get Accounts .. etc dialogboxes?
I want how run Internet Connection Wizard?
Pl Give an Example.
dadsadasd
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asv wrote:
Access the OutLookExpress Dialog Boxes,Creating New Accounts,Get Accounts .. etc dialogboxes?
Unless Outlook Express exposes an automation interface (like Outlook does), I'm not sure how you'd do this.
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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I had problem with LUNCHWIZARDENTRY? I was unable run apps?
satyavasu
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Hi,
I'll try to make this as straight forwards as possible  I'll describe the situation I want to create and the problem I'm facing as a consequence.
I have a simple MFC-App (MfcApp.exe). It has a resource-DLL (MfcApp-Res.dll) which it maps using AfxSetResourceHandle.
I want to build an MFC-Extension-DLL (MfcExt.dll) with new controls in it. I want this Extension-DLL to use resources from an additional Dll (MfcExt-Res.dll).
What I would like to have:
* MfcExt.dll loads resources from MfcExt-Res.dll
* MfcApp.exe loads resources from MfcApp-Res.dll and from MfcExt-Res.dll (without explicitly stating MfcExt-Res.dll anywhere, just by linking to MfcExt.dll)
But,
Once the MFC-App will use the MFC-Extension-DLL, I expect a mess, why ?
MSDN docs state that the MFC-App and Extension-DLL will use the same resource-dll handle.
How can this be handled cleanly ?
What is the percise function of CDynLinkLibrary in this case ?
Thanks for the help,
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The CDynLinkLibrary is a list of libraries loaded dynamically during the run of the MFC program. When the MFC program requires a resource, it will traverse the chain of the dll in the list and stop once it finds the resource that matches. If you want the MfcExt.dll to only use resources from the MfcExt-Res.dll, you have two easy choices as I see it:
1. Always adjust the AfxSetResourceHandle() prior to any calls within MfcExt.dll that might load resources to the MfcExt-Res.dll and then set it BACK once you are done loading resources, which will cause it to load resources from the desired resource dll
2. Only use resouce identifiers in the MfcExt-Res.dll that do not overlap any within the MfcApp-Res.dll module. When the MfcApp.exe tries to load a resource, it will check MfcApp-Res.dll and then search in MfcExt-Res.dll. The MfcExt.dll will do the same search, but it will only find the resources in the MfcApp-Res.dll.
I prefer to PLAN my resource utilitization, assign numerical identifier ranges, and go with option 2 myself. It saves tracking down resource loading and a lot of busy work associaed with option 1.
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I have a activex control which expects HDC as one of its arguments.
In my program I have my window dc which I want to pass it on to this function, now the issue is how do I convert the HDC to long.
If this is not possible, how should one go about achieving this, I dont have access to the source of the activex.
Thanks,
Kannan
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Ok, i have a very serious problem (allthough it is probably just due to something rediculous i overlooked like these problems usually are). I have been programming with winsock and windows for a few years now so i like to think i know what i'm doing. During these years i have always kind of avoided MFC, so now i thought, why not make it easy on myself and use MFC.
This is the situation, and i will try to sketch it as clearly as possible:
I have an MFC dialog based application, one main dialog window based on the CDialog class and then i have a socket class based on CSocket in which i override the OnClose(), OnConnect(), OnReceive() and OnSend() methods which all call a function in my main Dialog class (using a parent pointer which i set in OnInitDialog() of my main dialog). Now.. the application needs to connect to a server when a button is pressed or whatever, but because i want to be able to tell when a connection fails (either refused or timed out) i keep the socket in blocking mode (which is the default for CSockets anyway) and try to connect. Then when the Connect() method succeeds (returns TRUE) then i use AsyncSelect() on the socket to register to right notifications (FD_CLOSE, FD_CONNECT, FD_READ and FD_WRITE). So of course OnConnect() will never be called, thats obvious, because the connection was established when the socket was still in blocking mode. But the OnReceive() event should work, and it does. Only the ABNORMALLY WEIRD (to me anyway) thing is.. well after the connection succeeded i send a string to the server, and the server replies with two strings (each command is terminated by '\n') which i parse in OnReceive() like this:
char pText[4096];
CString strTemp;
int nResult = m_hSocket.Receive(pText, sizeof(pText));
if (SOCKET_ERROR == nResult)
{
MessageBox("An error occured while receiving data...",NULL,MB_ICONERROR);
}
else
{
pText[nResult] = NULL;
strTemp = CString(pText);
for(int i=0;i<strTemp.GetLength();i++)
{
if(strTemp[i]=='\n')
{
OnReceiveCommand(szLineBuffer);
szLineBuffer.Empty();
}
else
{
szLineBuffer += strTemp[i];
}
}
}
Where szLineBuffer is just a global variable to my class which is used to store text when a command did not fit into one received chunk. Now notice where i put MESSAGE 1 and MESSAGE 2. This is the odd part, when i uncomment MESSAGE 1 to display a messagebox, and i run my app, when it receives the two commands from the server it is supposed to go like this:
The asynchronous socket calls my OnReceive function because there is data to be read, so my OnReceive reads the data then parses it depending on how many lines there are. When i run it, i get two messageboxes, the first one for the first command, then AFTER that one another one for the second command (the way it should be). BUT when i uncomment MESSAGE 2 this odd thing happens, which is what causes the error in my app which i cant seem to resolve:
When i uncomment MESSAGE 2 and run it, I GET TWO MESSAGEBOXES SIMULTANEOUSLY. O.O I'm completely stunned by this.. I have no explanation whatsoever. I've thought on it for hours and hours and cannot come to any sensible explanation. Because in my mind, the message pump of the dialog cannot continue untill OnReceive() has completed, and yet somehow, it manages to display the two messageboxes at once.. Now, i did realise that MFC is probably using a dummy window for the asynchronous messages to then pass them on the overrided methods, so i tried Sending messages to my main dialog window using SendMessage() in the socket class, and same effect. Of course that was rather stupid because it doesnt make a difference since the message loop of the dummy window the MFC socket class uses should block also on calling the methods from my dialog.
I hope this shows u what my problem is, and how nasty and weird it seems to me.. and of course most of all i hope that someone can explain to me why it is doing this! Or i will have a lot of hair to loose over this one yet.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Kuniva
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BTW, even if the Receive() method on the socket somehow lets the CSocket class know that the reveive has been handled and that it can now handle other events, i still dont see how my scenario can happen since the code of the CSocket class should still be frozen when it calls the OnReceive method of my dialog.
Kuniva
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Your underlying problem is that the MessageBox API call has a message pump within it.
If you already know how to use WinSock, stick to that. The CSocket and CAsyncSocket classes are generally considered to be broken. You may find the Winsock Programmer's FAQ[^] helpful.
Do your comms on a separate thread and post notification messages back to the UI thread using PostMessage. If you want the comms thread to block waiting for a response from the UI, try SendMessageTimeout instead.
Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder
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