C / C++ / MFC

How to minimize the window?

9-Dec-04 2:31

L D L P wrote:
I just want to copy mutilple files to it, into many folders of it.

You can use CopyFile(), CopyFileEx(), or SHFileOperation() for this. The first two operate on one file at a time, while the last one supports wildcards.

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ting6688-Dec-04 0:30

ting668

8-Dec-04 0:30

Hi
Bring window on the top use the function "SetForegroundWindow".

Is there any function to minimize the window?

Re: How to minimize the window?

ThatsAlok8-Dec-04 1:29

ThatsAlok

8-Dec-04 1:29

If you are Using MFC
this->ShowWindow(SW_MINIMIZE);

if you are Using Win32 api based Application
ShowWindow(hWnd,SW_MINIMIZE);

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Re: How to minimize the window?

David Crow8-Dec-04 2:40

Re: How to minimize the window?

8-Dec-04 2:40

ting668 wrote:
Bring window on the top use the function "SetForegroundWindow".

Are you wanting to know the syntax of this function, or are you already using it but it is not producing the desired results?

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toxcct8-Dec-04 21:42

toxcct

8-Dec-04 21:42

by clicking the minimize button !?

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LstCtrl::FindItem() doubt

xcavin8-Dec-04 0:08

xcavin

8-Dec-04 0:08

<br />
// The pointer to my list view control.<br />
extern CListCtrl* pmyListCtrl;<br />
// The string to match.<br />
extern LPCTSTR lpszmyString;<br />
<br />
LVFINDINFO info;<br />
int nIndex;<br />
<br />
info.flags = LVFI_PARTIAL|LVFI_STRING;<br />
info.psz = lpszmyString;<br />
<br />
string lpszmyString.<br />
while ((nIndex=pmyListCtrl->FindItem(&info)) != -1)<br />
{<br />
//Found !!<br />
}<br />
<br />

But my doubt is will the above code search all the columns and rows in the listctrl, or just the 1^st column, for the lpszmyString string
?
That is I want the code to search only the first column to be searched for the string.

Thank you.

Re: LstCtrl::FindItem() doubt

David Crow8-Dec-04 2:43

Question concerning IO file

8-Dec-04 2:43

By definition, it finds items (i.e., the 1st column). Having never used it, I can't be for sure.

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tpndtbk7-Dec-04 22:19

7-Dec-04 22:19

Hi all,
I want to create and read/write a file. If I use fstream class, I can open only the file already exits.
If I want to create a new file. What can I do?
Thank you very much.
Tran Phuong Nga

ThatsAlok8-Dec-04 1:25

ThatsAlok

8-Dec-04 1:25

tpndtbk wrote:
If I use fstream class, I can open only the file already exits.
If I want to create a new file. What can I do?

use ios::in in Second Parameter of fstream object initialization

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tpndtbk8-Dec-04 4:18

8-Dec-04 4:18

HI,

I did like following:

fstream *fout;
fout = new fstream("data.dat", ios::in | ios::out | ios::binary);
fout->write((const char*)name, sizeof(Names));
//Names is a struct and name is a variable of Names type
fout->close();

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So what is wrong in these codes?
I run this code, no errors but the file is not created!
Thank you

David Crow8-Dec-04 5:06

8-Dec-04 5:06

I tried your code (except I did not use a pointer) and it worked as expected. Perhaps it is a permission-related issue.

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RChin8-Dec-04 5:53

RChin

8-Dec-04 5:53

As with David's comment above, but also be aware of the location that your file is being created.

tpndtbk wrote:
fout = new fstream("data.dat", ios::in | ios::out | ios::binary);

You supplied only the filename, not a definite path, which means that the file will be created in the current directory. This, in most cases, may very well be in your ..\debug\ subfolder.

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tpndtbk8-Dec-04 21:36

8-Dec-04 21:36

HI,
THank you.
My program runs without any error but there's no file created. I think I have problem with writing permission. But I don't know how to solve it.
Can anyone help me out?

tpndtbk9-Dec-04 0:57