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CopyResourceToFile Function

15-Oct-04 21:07

Hi,
Have a look @ this article
http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/controls/treeview/misc-advanced/article.php/c691
Sujan

Yulianto.15-Oct-04 16:01

Yulianto.

15-Oct-04 16:01

In OnDraw, I use font on the pDC, and it works fine, But when printing and print preview , it didn`t do the font. Where should I attach the font to the printing DC, and why, Thanks

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Re: DC

Aamir Butt15-Oct-04 21:42

Aamir Butt

15-Oct-04 21:42

You can attach HDI objects to a printer DC in OnPreparePrinting OR OnBeginPrinting Handlers. If you want to do it in OnDraw, you can check if DC is printing or not by using

if(pDC->IsPrinting())

After that, you can do what you want with DC.

goodmast3r wrote:
and why

well, you better see some printing tutorials for this. Too much already available on printing stuff.

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firehawk15-Oct-04 15:17

firehawk

15-Oct-04 15:17

Can anyone explain to me how to use this function.
Function:

CopyResourceToFile(char*, int);

It havent seen any kind of documentation of source files with this D'Oh! | :doh:

. A friend of mine brought it up and I got curious on what it is for and how to impliment it. Any chance of solving this question?

Sujan Christo15-Oct-04 18:24

15-Oct-04 18:24

Hi,
Is it associated with VC++. I think it is related with java. Have a look @ the following link.

http://www.st.cs.uni-sb.de/eclipse/javadoc/de/uds/cs/st/dd/util/FileUtils.html

Sujan

firehawk15-Oct-04 18:56

firehawk

15-Oct-04 18:56

Actually it's related to VC++.

22491715-Oct-04 19:03

224917

15-Oct-04 19:03

where did you see this function

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Sujan Christo15-Oct-04 19:24

15-Oct-04 19:24

Hi,
I don't think that this is a VC++ function. Nothing related 2 this is present in the newsgroup.
No idea.
From the following link

http://www.st.cs.uni-sb.de/eclipse/javadoc/de/uds/cs/st/dd/util/FileUtils.html

i think that it is related 2 java
Sujan

firehawk22-Oct-04 9:56

firehawk

22-Oct-04 9:56

I saw this function in one of my friends small programs. It seemed to export a file from that same program. Which was kind of cool and weird at the same time. Of course he isnt sharing the source. So I tryed to see if I replicate this function. It compiles fine. The only thing is it doesnt work and I dont know how or what it is exactly for. All I know is it looked like this

CopyResourceFromFil("File.exe", 232);

My guess now is that it "232" might be the name of a resource being exported in Bin? and that "File" is named of the exported file? Still confused about this. I know its a VC++ function because it compiles without error.

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Guoguor15-Oct-04 14:27

Guoguor

15-Oct-04 14:27

About DirectDraw................
I want to create a surface to receive the data from a videoport,but the overlay surface is unsupported.
Well,What kinds of surface should I create?
Please give me some suggestion

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Help with CChildView

Robert Buldoc15-Oct-04 12:21

Robert Buldoc

15-Oct-04 12:21

Hi,
Firstly, I am new to MFC so any help appreciated. I am building a single document MFC application without Doc/View Architecture support. In my application I want to be able to show different CView subclasses such as CListView, CFormView instead of the CChildView. I need to change to different views by click of a button Tool bar. So how can I achieve this? I have looked on the forums and articles on this site and have found nothing on the subject.

I appreciate any kind of help you can offer. Smile | :)

Robert Buldoc

Re: Help with CChildView

Sujan Christo15-Oct-04 19:35

Re: Disable Toolbar items

15-Oct-04 19:35

Hi,
i do think that you must have to write a mdi application. Only mdi application can handle different types of view automatically.
have a look @

Multiple Document Types, Views, and Frame Windows

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Sujan

Re: Help with CChildView

Robert Buldoc16-Oct-04 9:59

Robert Buldoc

16-Oct-04 9:59

Thanks for the reply,
I am thinking of getting the CWnd rect and using it as a place holder for other forms.

Disable Toolbar items

brdavid15-Oct-04 11:46

brdavid

15-Oct-04 11:46

Is there a real simple way to disable a toolbar item programmically. I am trying CCmdUI however it doesn't seem to be working. The one difference here is that the toolbar I am working with in trying to enable and disable items is on a separate toolbar, not the mainframe or document toolbar.

Thanks!

Aamir Butt15-Oct-04 21:46

Aamir Butt

15-Oct-04 21:46

Try this:

m_wndToolBar.GetToolBarCtrl().SetState(IDC_TOOLBARBUTTON1,~(TBSTATE_ENABLED))

here m_wndToolBar is the variable for that Toolbar and IDC_TOOLBARBUTTON1 is Button's ID.

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Re: Disable Toolbar items

brdavid16-Oct-04 0:30

brdavid

16-Oct-04 0:30

thanks! Actually did figure out my issues. The resource ID's did not match any of the event ID if you know what I mean so they were all greyed out. This information you give here, though, I still may need. Thanks for the tip! Smile | :)

stupid array initialization

happycpp15-Oct-04 11:38

happycpp

15-Oct-04 11:38

hi everyone..
i'm having this stupid problem that i don't know how to solve:

DWORD Size = GetFileSize(..);
int Arr[Size];

the problem is that Arr doesn't accept Size to be the number of elements!!!

brdavid15-Oct-04 11:49

brdavid

15-Oct-04 11:49

I don't think arrays like to be dymically allocated. I think you have to give it a constant number.

Try using CStringArray instead.

Hope this helps.

vcplusplus15-Oct-04 11:51

vcplusplus

15-Oct-04 11:51

int *pArr = new int[Size];

Michael Dunn15-Oct-04 12:41

Michael Dunn

15-Oct-04 12:41

Actually you should use a BYTE array. Using an int array allocated 4 times the necessary space.

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Killer Coding Ninja Monkey17-Oct-04 6:22

17-Oct-04 6:22

Not sure in C++ (yet anyways) but in VB there is a keyword to resize the array and to save the info in the array.

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