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Re: Making multi-parameter function

Michael Dunn5-Jul-04 5:03

Michael Dunn

5-Jul-04 5:03

Call FormatV instead of Format, FormatV takes a va_list as the second pararm

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VC 2003 and crystal reports

Irish_GUI5-Jul-04 4:37

Irish_GUI

5-Jul-04 4:37

hi,
can anyone tell me
if crystal reports works with unmanaged c++ in visual studio 2003 ?

I have installed version 9 and 10
and cannot use either

any tips,

Regards,
Dermot

Re: VC 2003 and crystal reports

Michael P Butler5-Jul-04 10:13

Michael P Butler

5-Jul-04 10:13

Irish_GUI wrote:
if crystal reports works with unmanaged c++ in visual studio 2003 ?

I'm using Crystal Reports 8.5 with VS2003, without any problem (well apart from the usual Crystal problems)

I dropped the Crystal Report viewer activex control onto a formview resource.

I then #import "craxdrt.tlb" to get the IApplication and IReport interfaces, which I use to load the report and then pass the loaded report into the active x.

Roughly

CCrystalViewer m_Report;<br />
IApplicationPtr m_Application;<br />
IReportPtr m_ReportObject;

<br />
<br />
HRESULT hr = m_Application.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Application));<br />
<br />
  m_ReportObject = m_Application->OpenReport(strFilename);<br />
 _bstr_t bstrSQL = m_ReportObject->GetSQLQueryString();<br />
<br />
  TRACE("%s\n", (LPCTSTR)bstrSQL);<br />
<br />
<br />
  m_ReportObject->put_ReportTitle(_bstr_t(strTitle));<br />
<br />
  m_Report.put_ReportSource(m_ReportObject);<br />
<br />
  m_Report.ViewReport();

Michael

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Displaying multiple image overlays in MFC tree or list control

Anonymous5-Jul-04 4:02

Anonymous

5-Jul-04 4:02

Hello - I have been working on a way to display more than one overlay for a given image - as the image states are not mutually exclusive for the control. Currently the MFC implementation only supports displaying a single overlay image at any given time. Does anyone know of a method to acheive this? I really do not want to reinvent the wheel here if it can be avoided. I have looked through various forums for a similar question and was unsuccessful in locating a solution. I find it hard to believe that no one has encountered this issue before.

Thanks in advance. Confused | :confused:

Static control fonts

si_695-Jul-04 3:29

si_69

5-Jul-04 3:29

Hi

does any1 know how i can change
the fonts on some of my static controls

i can do it for all of them,but not for particular ones

thanks

si

Re: Static control fonts

Stlan5-Jul-04 3:40

Stlan

5-Jul-04 3:40

Simply use CStatic::SetFont (actually CWnd::SetFont). You will have to provide to the function a CFont object you previously have created, or retrieved from GDI stock objects (by using ::GetStockObject for instance)

Re: Static control fonts

Jaime Stuardo5-Jul-04 3:43

Jaime Stuardo

5-Jul-04 3:43

CStatic::SetFont

Jaime

Re: Static control fonts

Roger Allen5-Jul-04 3:44

Roger Allen

5-Jul-04 3:44

Each control you need to set the font for needs an unique ID so you can get the handlt to it.

Make sure they are not IDC_STATIC which is -1

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Re: Static control fonts

Michael P Butler5-Jul-04 4:22

Michael P Butler

5-Jul-04 4:22

Others have given you one solution,

This control Extended Use of CStatic Class [^] is a good solution to your problem too.

Michael

CP Blog [^]

Abut media player

Anonymous5-Jul-04 1:21

Anonymous

5-Jul-04 1:21

HI ,
I want to build Some think like media player
that can play a WMV file n i can also forward n Back it.

any sample ,,, or help code

thanx

To Find row & column

Pazzuzu5-Jul-04 1:10

Pazzuzu

5-Jul-04 1:10

Hi,

Have a ListControl with 2 columns as follows:

1stColumn | 2ndcolumn
*************|***********
CodePage |2
*************|***********
FormFeed |x
*************|***********
LineFeed |y
*************|***********

The 1st Column members for me are Labels that won't change.
The 2nd column,Iam creating different controls depending on the 1st column label.
I have a click event for the listcontrol,in which when a user clicks on a cell on the 2nd column,depending on the 1st column label i have to create different controls.

I know how to create controls,My question here is when the user clicks on the cell,would like to the coordinates,like the column & row in which the cell, he clicked lies.......

Thanks..

Re: To Find row & column

Jaime Stuardo5-Jul-04 3:37

Jaime Stuardo

5-Jul-04 3:37

Use CListCtrl::HitTest. LVHITTESTINFO parameter will show you what item and subitem is at the point where the mouse clicked.

Jaime

Re: To Find row & column

Pazzuzu5-Jul-04 3:43

Pazzuzu

5-Jul-04 3:43

Thanks

How can we parse the exe file

karhea5-Jul-04 0:45

karhea

5-Jul-04 0:45

Hi,

I would like to know how I could parse the exe file (.idata section).

Thanks in advance,

Smile | :)

Kavita Fernandes

VC++ and VB

Neelesh K J Jain5-Jul-04 0:32

Neelesh K J Jain

5-Jul-04 0:32

Hello Friends,
I had done a Project "School management System" and I am facing a similar problem in my interviews. this project the question is
When the Project SMS can be done in VB, Why you had choosen VC++ for developing it? I couldn't able to answer convincingly,

Please help me regarding this question.
Thank you friends

Re: VC++ and VB

Maximilien5-Jul-04 0:44

Maximilien

5-Jul-04 0:44

Neelesh K J Jain wrote:
I couldn't able to answer convincingly,

what did you answer ?

Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad

Re: VC++ and VB

V.5-Jul-04 0:53

5-Jul-04 0:53

look up the differences between VB and VC++?

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Re: VC++ and VB

Michael P Butler5-Jul-04 1:15

Michael P Butler

5-Jul-04 1:15

Neelesh K J Jain wrote:
Why you had choosen VC++ for developing it? I couldn't able to answer convincingly,

Well, the obvious answer is that you made use of the skillset available. That your VC++ skills were stronger than your VB skills and therefore were able to implement a solution in VC++ in a quicker timeframe than if you had to write it in VB. You were also able to reuse your existing C++ code libraries to implement the application. Thus saving on time, cost of development and using existing tested code.

At least, that's what I'd say.

Michael

CP Blog [^]

Re: VC++ and VB

Antony M Kancidrowski5-Jul-04 2:18

Antony M Kancidrowski

5-Jul-04 2:18

That's definately the political answer Smile | :)

Ant.

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Re: VC++ and VB

Stlan5-Jul-04 3:45

Stlan

5-Jul-04 3:45

...but most probably it was the answer the interviewers were expecting.

Re: VC++ and VB

Antony M Kancidrowski5-Jul-04 2:17

Antony M Kancidrowski

5-Jul-04 2:17

A simple answer could be one of preference.

Ant.

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I'm coloured, yet clear.
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Re: VC++ and VB

Johan Rosengren5-Jul-04 4:04

Johan Rosengren

5-Jul-04 4:04

You start with a question: "Are you serious?". When it is evident that the interviewer is, you laugh scornfully and leave the room.

Seriously, that something can be built in VB, or with batch-files, or by using paper-clips, doesn't imply that it is a good idea. So, you just might want to say: "When MS starts to deliver end-user apps built in VB, so will I".

Re: VC++ and VB

Antony M Kancidrowski5-Jul-04 5:33

Antony M Kancidrowski

5-Jul-04 5:33

not a fan of VB then Johan?

Ant.

I'm hard, yet soft.
I'm coloured, yet clear.
I'm fruity and sweet.
I'm jelly, what am I? Muse on it further, I shall return! - David Williams (Little Britain)

Re: VC++ and VB

Johan Rosengren5-Jul-04 5:51

Johan Rosengren

5-Jul-04 5:51

As a matter of a fact, I don't care one way or the other. It's just the way the question was posed Smile | :)

Re: VC++ and VB

V.5-Jul-04 4:21

5-Jul-04 4:21

Note that when asking questions about job interviews, résumés,... you will always get into endless discussions.

The truth is that you'll never know for sure which answer is expected. (short but good or does he want the gory details,...) Every person expects something else.

Know as much as possible and try to answer what you think the interviewer would like to hear. (and hope you guessed right)

anyway, good luck to you.

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