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Hi,
Try to use CreatePointFont(180,"Cordia New");
Regards,
Andrei Zenkovitch
Dundas Software
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Hello
I have some problem about font size. I create font like this
int m_Size=18; // point size convert to logical size
int LogicalInch=pDC->GetDeviceCaps(LOGPIXELSY);
int DeviceUnits=::MulDiv(m_Size,LogicalInch,72);
m_font.CreateFont(DeviceUnits,0,0,0,
m_bold,m_italic,m_underline,m_strike,
DEFAULT_CHARSET,OUT_CHARACTER_PRECIS,CLIP_CHARACTER_PRECIS,
DEFAULT_QUALITY,DEFAULT_PITCH|FF_DONTCARE,
"Cordia New");
pDC->SelectObject(&m_font);
pDC->TextOut(10,10,"Hello world");
When display text I've found that it doesn't show correct size ( smaller than )
compare with Netscape.
What's wrong ?????
Thanks
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Hi Kobe,
Here are two routines that I use. Note the use of
the "DISPLAY" device to get the hdc. Good luck!
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// GetFontPointSize()
int GetFontPointSize(int nHeight)
{
HDC hdc = ::CreateDC("DISPLAY", NULL, NULL, NULL);
ASSERT(hdc);
int cyPixelsPerInch = ::GetDeviceCaps(hdc, LOGPIXELSY);
::DeleteDC(hdc);
int nPointSize = MulDiv(nHeight, 72, cyPixelsPerInch);
if (nPointSize < 0)
nPointSize = -nPointSize;
return nPointSize;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// GetFontHeight()
int GetFontHeight(int nPointSize)
{
HDC hdc = ::CreateDC("DISPLAY", NULL, NULL, NULL);
ASSERT(hdc);
int cyPixelsPerInch = ::GetDeviceCaps(hdc, LOGPIXELSY);
::DeleteDC(hdc);
int nHeight = -MulDiv(nPointSize, cyPixelsPerInch, 72);
return nHeight;
}
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I’ve been reading your submission on registerwindowmessage at the codeguru.com web site.
Your information in addition to some other sources, sure seems simple enough. The only problem is I just can not get it to work.
This is what I have done. Can you suggest where I am going wrong? Maybe it is the way I send the message?
I want to send a message from one dialog-based exe to another.
Both exe’s have this message defined.
#define TESTMSG "TESTMSG"
Both exe’s get the message id like this, and the debugger shows both get the same value.
int gnStartMsg = RegisterWindowMessage(TESTMSG);
The sending exe then sends a message like this.
SendMessage(gnStartMsg, 0, 0);
The receiving exe has this message map and member function.
BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CRegToDlg, CDialog)
//{{AFX_MSG_MAP(CRegToDlg)
ON_WM_SYSCOMMAND()
ON_WM_PAINT()
ON_WM_QUERYDRAGICON()
//}}AFX_MSG_MAP
ON_REGISTERED_MESSAGE(gnStartMsg, OnMsgTest)
void CRegToDlg::OnMsgTest()
{
AfxMessageBox("I made it");
}
The messagebox is never displayed.
PMCGA61201@AOL.COM
Thank you.
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Check thar you made entry in .h file.
afx_msg LRESULT yourfunction(WPARAM wParam,LPARAM lParam);
and your .cpp file
static int gnStartMsg=.......
LRESULT yourclass::yourfunction(WPARAM wParam,LPARAM lParam)
hope this helps;
sadhu
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I’ve been reading your submission on registerwindowmessage at the codeguru.com web site.
Your information in addition to some other sources, sure seems simple enough. The only problem is I just can not get it to work.
This is what I have done. Can you suggest where I am going wrong? Maybe it is the way I send the message?
I want to send a message from one dialog-based exe to another.
Both exe’s have this message defined.
#define TESTMSG "TESTMSG"
Both exe’s get the message id like this, and the debugger shows both get the same value.
int gnStartMsg = RegisterWindowMessage(TESTMSG);
The sending exe then sends a message like this.
SendMessage(gnStartMsg, 0, 0);
The receiving exe has this message map and member function.
BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CRegToDlg, CDialog)
//{{AFX_MSG_MAP(CRegToDlg)
ON_WM_SYSCOMMAND()
ON_WM_PAINT()
ON_WM_QUERYDRAGICON()
//}}AFX_MSG_MAP
ON_REGISTERED_MESSAGE(gnStartMsg, OnMsgTest)
void CRegToDlg::OnMsgTest()
{
AfxMessageBox("I made it");
}
The messagebox is never displayed.
PMCGA61201@AOL.COM
Thank you.
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The problem is this line:
SendMessage(gnStartMsg, 0, 0);
This sends the message right back to the CDialog that this code is in. You want to do:
::SendMessage ( hwndOtherDlg, gnStartMsg, 0, 0 );
where hwndOtherDlg is the HWND of the receiving dialog. Or, if you have a CWnd* to it, you can do:
pOtherDlg->SendMessage ( gnStartMsg, 0, 0 );
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I want to create an app that runs in the background most of the time. On rare occasions I want to display a modeless dialog for a short amount of time and then dismiss the dialog. This all seems easy enough to do.
I would like some advice on how to place the focus back on the app or control that had focus before my dialog interrupted it.
Any high level suggestion would be helpful.
Thank you.
PMCGAHAN@UCSWORKS.COM
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If you haven't switched to any other windows, then it'll happen automatically when the dialog box is closed. That's the way Windows works and I advice that you let it work that way.
If you want to override that behavior then before showing the dialog box, get the handle of the foreground window (using GetForegroundWindow) and then restore it when the dialog closes (SetForegroundWindow).
Cheers!
Alvaro
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Hello
I implement my own web browser. I have to know how to send
data with method POST ???
because of method GET I can check the attribute of user and
attach it with URL
such as
http://discussions.earthweb.com/cgi-bin/dnewsweb?cmd=post
&group=earthweb.cgi.general&utag=
but in method POST URL doesn't show any infomation
I don't know what to do
Please help me ..... ( I'm sorry to post unrelate VC++ )
Thank you
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Post Method depends on the reques header "Content-Length:"
to determine when is the data finished.
here is a telnet session to demonstrate how you may try it (After getting connected e.g. 127.0.0.1 port 80
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Hello
I implement my own web browser. I have to know how to send
data with method POST ???
because of method GET I can check the attribute of user and
attach it with URL
such as
http://discussions.earthweb.com/cgi-bin/dnewsweb?cmd=post
&group=earthweb.cgi.general&utag=
but in method POST URL doesn't show any infomation
I don't know what to do
Please help me ..... ( I'm sorry to post unrelate VC++ )
Thank you
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Post Method depends on the request header "Content-Length:"
to determine when is the data finished.
here is a telnet session to demonstrate how you may try it (After getting connected e.g. 127.0.0.1 port 80
POST /testDirectory/Form.asp HTTP/1.0
HOST: MyComputer and so on
Content-Length: (this will be the number of characters you are sending in the data portion )
<empty line="">
The Data which is the what usually follows the question mark (Note you don't need the question mark any more)
HTH
Regards
Ghazi Wadi
Dundas Software
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The original message was:
Hello
I implement my own web browser. I have to know how to send
data with method POST ???
because of method GET I can check the attribute of user and
attach it with URL
such as
http://discussions.earthweb.com/cgi-bin/dnewsweb?cmd=post
&group=earthweb.cgi.general&utag=
but in method POST URL doesn't show any infomation
I don't know what to do
Please help me ..... ( I'm sorry to post unrelate VC++ )
Thank you
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Hello Ghazi
Would you mind give me an example please ....
cos I'm very new in CGI.
Thank you very much
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The POST messages are sent by the Web Server as part of the applications environment variables. So you would use
routines like getenv to retrieve these variables.
Rajiv
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Hello
I have to know that file .gif is animated or not !!!
because my library display Gif not support Animated
Gif it will crash when open Animated.
My idea is do check myself that is Animated or not !!!
but I don't know what to do ???
Any Idea ???
Thank you
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Hi,
You can find descriptions of the GIF file format here:
http://www.wotsit.org/ (Graphics section)
Maybe you should first check if a new version of that library is available
(or maybe get another one 
Cheers,
Cristi
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If you know how to parse the header section of the GIF file, then look for the 0xFF flag indicating an application-specific extension, and if found and you have a buffer, check for the string "NETSCAPE2.0" -- that's the indication for an animated GIF.
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The original message was:
Hello
I have to know that file .gif is animated or not !!!
because my library display Gif not support Animated
Gif it will crash when open Animated.
My idea is do check myself that is Animated or not !!!
but I don't know what to do ???
Any Idea ???
Thank you
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I would appreciate any info on tapi. I wish to write a simple app to enable me to send
wave files to modem eg. simple answer phone. I struggled to understand examples in
MSDN so if anybody can assist it would be much appreciated.
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I would appreciate any info on tapi. I wish to write a simple app to enable me to send
wave files to modem eg. simple answer phone. I struggled to understand examples in
MSDN so if anybody can assist it would be much appreciated.blabla
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I try find source for read JPEG icon
like MakeBmpFromFile function in VC++ 5
but I need this for VC++ 4 project
Thank you for your help
Roni
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The source is available at www.jpeg.org
Regards,
Dmitriy
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I try find source for read JPEG icon
like MakeBmpFromFile function in VC++ 5
but I need this for VC++ 4 project
Thank you for your help
Roni
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Is there somebody who has communicated with
serial port (RS485).
Any example would be great.
Thanks
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RS-485 communication is actually exactly the same as RS-232 communication. Only the hardware is a bit different.
In WIN32, this is fairly easy. You use the COM port just like a file. You open the port with CreateFile and supply e.g. "COM2" as the filename.
You have to call SetCommTimeouts to specify the timeout values and SetCommState to specify baudrate, parity and the like. The you just call ReadFile and WriteFile for your communications and CloseHandle when you're finished.
When using RS-485, you will likely use the DTR/RTS mechanism. You can change the state of these lines by calling EscapeCommFunction.
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Is there somebody who has communicated with
serial port (RS485).
Any example would be great.
Thanks
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It depends if you have a card capable of driving RS485 installed on your PC. If you have you should be able to configure your interrupts on that card so that they may be on say COM3 or COM4. If you haven't got a card you can get a RS232 to RS485 converter and communicate through COM1 or COM2 on your PC's serial ports.
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I use a National rs-485 card and the ports are used just like rs-232 as for as the win32 API
is concerned. So all standard serial port programming techniques apply. What specifically is
the problem? Any external devices attached to the rs-485 line always have their own specific
protocols, and you just have to get their manuals and do the work yourself.
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Is there somebody who has communicated with
serial port (RS485).
Any example would be great.
Thanks
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Use a RS232/RS485 convertor and all the WIN32 API calls will work. U may have to set RTS control to RTS_CONTROL_TOGGLE for 2 wire operation.
Prashanth
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The original message was:
Is there somebody who has communicated with
serial port (RS485).
Any example would be great.
Thanks
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Does a SHAppBarMessage wrapper exist? I would like to implement a ApplicationBar, and was just wondering before I go and write one myself.
Thanks in Advance
John Mancini
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