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jmkhael3-Aug-04 5:18

3-Aug-04 5:18

Check GenerateConsoleCtrlEvent

or better check http://www.codeproject.com/threads/consolepipe.asp[^]

Papa

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Locating chars in strings etc.

CreepingFeature3-Aug-04 4:16

CreepingFeature

3-Aug-04 4:16

It's a bitch! Mad | :mad:

Anyhow here is the thing I got myself a string, just a word.

I need to locate a char in it and then erase it, also it must be done in a loop so that if char is in there twice etc. it would be deleted.

Problem: What if char doesn't exist in the string.

I tried to use if( !(blahblah.find(char)) ) doesn't work because if .find
doesn't see the char it throws the value of char position out of range of length of string or drops it bellow zero, causes an out of range error.
(This took me half a day to figure out) Mad | :mad:

So I used: if( (blahblah.find(char) < 0) || (blahblah.find(char) => Length) )
same crap!

Two hours later found strpbrk()!

How can I use it together with strlen to simplify the condition and avoid
out of range error during run-time.

Basicaly what I need is to look at a string, single word. Check if it has a char I provide. If it doesn't I need the if-statment to fall thru.
But if it does have it I need to erase it, this I can do Laugh | :laugh:

Re: Locating chars in strings etc.

Nigel Savidge3-Aug-04 4:55

Nigel Savidge

3-Aug-04 4:55

if (strchr (blahblah, char))
eraseit ;

Is this what you are looking for?

Re: Locating chars in strings etc.

CreepingFeature3-Aug-04 7:08

CreepingFeature

3-Aug-04 7:08

Thanks!!!

Re: Locating chars in strings etc.

David Crow3-Aug-04 5:56

David Crow

3-Aug-04 5:56

CreepingFeature wrote:
...I got myself a string...

Would that be an STL string or an MFC CString?

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CListCtrl - number of icons displayed.

John-Lucas Brown3-Aug-04 3:20

John-Lucas Brown

3-Aug-04 3:20

Interestign question for you all to mull over. I'm using a CListCtrl to display a large number of image icons, and I need to be able to force the number of icons (in LVS_ICON style) to be displayed to be 8 per row regardless of the control size, ie to have both vertical and horizontal scroll bars.

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks in advance, John.

Re: CListCtrl - number of icons displayed.

Graham Bradshaw3-Aug-04 8:05

Graham Bradshaw

3-Aug-04 8:05

This is an untried wild guess, but could you use CListCtrl::SetItemPosition and locate them manually? You could also take a look at CListCtrl::ApproximateViewRect and the MSDN article "Implementing Working Areas in List Controls"

Opening any Ext. pacakage in a view port

sangit843-Aug-04 2:50

sangit84

3-Aug-04 2:50

Hi,

I am developing a software .....for that I have to open matlab inside a view port. For this reason I am using the parent and child functions and window handles. But it works perfectly with program like winword, notepad , internet explorer .... but not for matlab ..... it is denying to be a child window .... and going outside ...... I have also used the class name of Matlab's main window to find the handle of it .... even then it goes outside ..... can any body help me with this problem .... I just wanna open matlab inside my view port and it will remain there without exchanging any data to the main program ........ D'Oh! | :doh:

Sangit

Combo box window text

gokings3-Aug-04 2:40

gokings

3-Aug-04 2:40

Hello,

I wish to have a combo box for which the window text is always the same. For example, the text of the combo box is "Select Widget". When the drop down button is clicked, a list of widgets should appear; after a widget is selected, the combo box should once again show the text "Select Widget", rather than displaying the selected widget.

I have tried simply using SetWindowText on the CComboBox object, but that did not work.

Might anyone have a bit of sample code doing this?
Thanks

Re: Combo box window text

Ravi Bhavnani3-Aug-04 3:10

Ravi Bhavnani

3-Aug-04 3:10

[Shameless plug]

You might want to consider using a FooButton[^] whose caption is "Select Widget". When the button is clicked, display your widget selection menu as described in the section "Displaying a popup menu".

/ravi

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Re: Combo box window text

gokings3-Aug-04 8:58

gokings

3-Aug-04 8:58

I may recode it to do just that if I am unable to get the combo box to work.

Using the FooButton is slightly more complicated for me as the button would be on a toolbar and I would need to call Create() for it myself.

I appreciate the input.

Re: Combo box window text

RChin3-Aug-04 3:26

RChin

3-Aug-04 3:26

The combo box sends a change event message whenever someone makes a selection. If you override this message, you can then (a). handle that selection, then... (b) reset the selection to the 'Select Widget' text.

Have a look at the various event messages sent from the class wizard to override.

I Dream of Absolute Zero

Re: Combo box window text

gokings3-Aug-04 9:00

gokings

3-Aug-04 9:00

The problem is that I don't want a "Select Widget" selection to appear as a choice when the combo box drops down.

Thanks for your input.

Overlays

sweep1233-Aug-04 1:58

sweep123

3-Aug-04 1:58

I think I got all my thinking wrong with my current work.

I did want to overlay bits, ints and floats with an integer array, but having just checked that only the first item in the array is being used.

The test I uesed was

typedef struct<br />
{<br />
  unsigned short x;<br />
  unsigned short y;<br />
  unsigned short z;<br />
}MyStruct;<br />
<br />
union <br />
{<br />
  MyStruct data;<br />
  unsigned short buffer[32];<br />
}overlay;

If I change x, y or z then only buffer[0] is affected and x, y, z all take the same value.

Does anyone have a suggestion as how to do this sort of thing;

e.g.

Have a structure such as:-
1 bit;
2 bits;
8 bits;
float;
int;
short;
unsigned short;
3 bits;
long;

and overlay it with an array such as unsigned short buffer[32];

So that you can use the buffer (to send the data) and the other items can be modified directly in the program (and changes reflected in the buffer).

Otherwsie a lot of code will need written.

Hlp!?!

Hardware Interrupt Handling

Erwin_Cebu3-Aug-04 1:13

Erwin_Cebu

3-Aug-04 1:13

Hello everyone,

My VC++ application is currently polling a digital input from a digital I/O card and perform some task if the signal is logic high. The card can be configured to generate a hardware interrupt (i.e. IRQ 2~7) on input logic-level change through jumper settings. Can anybody give me some idea on how to add codes to detect the hardware interrupt in NT systems? Do we need DDK to intercept the hardware interrupt?

Thanks.. Blush | :O

Re: Hardware Interrupt Handling

Henry miller3-Aug-04 4:09

Henry miller

3-Aug-04 4:09

You need a device driver, see the DDK documentation if you want to write one.

Does the card come with one? many times you can get the driver from the manufacture (and if you can't you should ask why not). If they provide the driver you need to ask them how to interface to it.

Re: Hardware Interrupt Handling

Erwin_Cebu3-Aug-04 19:05

Erwin_Cebu

3-Aug-04 19:05

Thanks for the reply. The card comes with bunch of DOS-based libraries to access all of its functions and the manufacturer don't have driver support for Windows. Can you give me a link on where to start searching for examples on how to intercept a hardware interrupt?

Thanks in advance. Wink | ;)

load image,display n convert to grayscale in c++

kalaichris3-Aug-04 0:55

kalaichris

3-Aug-04 0:55

I couldnt even load the image..im getting errors..can anyone help me to load, display and convert an image to grayscale in c++? thank you in advance

Re: load image,display n convert to grayscale in c++

Ravi Bhavnani3-Aug-04 1:40

Ravi Bhavnani

3-Aug-04 1:40

This[^] article may help.

/ravi

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How do I extern a structure?

Link26003-Aug-04 0:36

Link2600

3-Aug-04 0:36

I defined a structure called STUDENT in one header file, and I
need to use that data type in another header file. Normally,
if it was just a global variable, I could have just used extern,
however, in this case, what should I do?

Thanks

//bitree.h

<code>
typedef enum MAJOR_t {
       CS, MIS, ME, PHI
} MAJOR; 


typedef struct STUDENT_t {
	char name[64];
	unsigned int ID;
	char sex[2];
	MAJOR major;
	struct STUDENT_t *left;
	struct STUDENT_t *right; 
} STUDENT;

// another header file

<code>
   // ...
STUDENT* Load(FILE *fp);
void Save(STUDENT* node, FILE* fp);

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Re: How do I extern a structure?

RChin3-Aug-04 1:46

RChin

3-Aug-04 1:46

Just include your header file, bitree.h, in the file that needs to use it.
A simple #include "bitree.h", at the top of the other header file should do the trick.

I Dream of Absolute Zero

Re: How do I extern a structure?

Link26003-Aug-04 1:49

Link2600

3-Aug-04 1:49

Yes, I included it, but I got an error. Then I combined them
into one header file, it was fine, but that was not what I
intended to. I want to make them into two seperate header files.

Any idea?

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Re: How do I extern a structure?

RChin3-Aug-04 1:56

RChin

3-Aug-04 1:56

Alex Ngai wrote:
I want to make them into two seperate header files.

Having separate definition files for your classes and structures is a common practice. But in order to use the structures and classes defined in one file in another, it needs to be made aware of its existance. Now if you are getting errors on inclusion, then may need to look at the way it is being included (maybe definition conflicts between both files).

Alex Ngai wrote:
Yes, I included it, but I got an error.

What's the error message, and how are you including the file?

I Dream of Absolute Zero

Re: How do I extern a structure?

jmkhael3-Aug-04 1:57

jmkhael

3-Aug-04 1:57

add in your header files
#pragma once
or

#ifndef __MY_UNIQUE_FILE_IDENTIFIER_RELATED_TO_THIS_FILE_<br />
#define __MY_UNIQUE_FILE_IDENTIFIER_RELATED_TO_THIS_FILE_<br />
<br />
// Other stuff goes here<br />
<br />
<br />
#endif

Papa

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Papa.WillLove ( Bebe ) ;

Re: How do I extern a structure?

Henry miller3-Aug-04 4:16

Henry miller

3-Aug-04 4:16

Look at the order of your includes, the struct must be included before any header that will use it.

If you can't do that, you can get by with a

struct student;

declaration before you use this struct, (but I think only if you use it as a pointer, which isn't nice either)

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