C / C++ / MFC

Re: numeric edit control and negative values

29-Apr-04 2:21

Anonymous wrote:
use style as ES_NUMBER

Which limits the control to numbers only.

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gUrM33T28-Apr-04 23:08

gUrM33T

28-Apr-04 23:08

You can go through my article Numeric Edit Control[^] to find an answer to your problem. You can also download the complete source code with the article and use it as it is to save your time (of course only if you are working with MFC).

Regards,

Gurmeet

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My Articles: HTML Reader C++ Class Library, Numeric Edit Control

SMTP mail server

includeh1028-Apr-04 19:03

28-Apr-04 19:03

i tried SMTP samples for sending email, but the samples display error "can not find SMTP mail server".
how to fix the problem?
thx

includeh10

David Crow29-Apr-04 2:23

29-Apr-04 2:23

includeh10 wrote:
how to fix the problem?

Does the SMTP server exist that you are referencing? If so, is it using port 25 for the SMTP service?

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

includeh1029-Apr-04 4:05

29-Apr-04 4:05

DavidCrow,
welcome to come back ....
how to know if "SMTP server exists"?
MS outlook works well on my PC.

cheers

includeh10

David Crow29-Apr-04 4:37

29-Apr-04 4:37

includeh10 wrote:
welcome to come back ....

Welcome back? Had I gone someplace?

includeh10 wrote:
how to know if "SMTP server exists"?

I would be inclined to ask my ISP about their SMTP server. If you are doing this from within a company, then ask the network administrator.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

includeh1029-Apr-04 4:54

29-Apr-04 4:54

thx,
i did this (ask ISP - but haven't get feedback).
must port number be 25 for SMTP?

i am testing a SMTP program, the program changes port from 25 to 6400 if connection failed

it looks strange.

cheers

includeh10

David Crow29-Apr-04 5:09

29-Apr-04 5:09

includeh10 wrote:
must port number be 25 for SMTP?

No. There are 2¹⁶-1 ports, but port 25 is the most common.

includeh10 wrote:
i am testing a SMTP program, the program changes port from 25 to 6400 if connection failed

If your program is using port 6400, that means that the SMTP server must also be using port 6400. If the ports do not match, your program will not work.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

includeh1029-Apr-04 5:38

29-Apr-04 5:38

port 6400 comes from this function:
SERVENT*pServer = getservbyname( "mail", 0);

pserver->s_port is 6400

i wait for my ISP.
thanks, i will post new thread if need help

cheers

by the way, do u know if there is a sample similar to outlook? my outlook works well, if i have the sample, it sounds easier.

includeh10

David Crow29-Apr-04 5:44

29-Apr-04 5:44

includeh10 wrote:
by the way, do u know if there is a sample similar to outlook? my outlook works well, if i have the sample, it sounds easier.

Outlook uses CDO, which is a COM wrapper around MAPI. Search MSDN, or Google for, Outlook automation. Here are some MAPI examples.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

Directplay voice on low bandwidth

Paul Ranson29-Apr-04 11:16

Paul Ranson

29-Apr-04 11:16

The value from 'getservbyname' is in network byte order. If you 'ntohs' 6400 you get 25. Curious that.

Paul

Atif Mushtaq28-Apr-04 19:03

Atif Mushtaq

28-Apr-04 19:03

now a days i am developing a voice chat software , using DirectPlay voice , it has quite satisfactory results on broadband connection like 128kbits and above , but as far as dialup and low internet connection concerns , its performence is not very good, although i have used 3.kbps codecs , so can anybody tell me how to improve directplay performence on low data rate connections.

Unmanaged in a .NET world

export & import data from vc++ or c++

shiva shankar28-Apr-04 18:16

shiva shankar

28-Apr-04 18:16

plz can any one help in getting a code which writes and reads data into excel sheet using c++ or vc++..

harshadjahagirdar28-Apr-04 22:58

harshadjahagirdar

28-Apr-04 22:58

use utilities for office. mso97.dll exports the required class to manipulate with office documents from your C++ application, get necessary classes from mso97.dll as a part of your application.

GuimaSun29-Apr-04 0:12

GuimaSun

29-Apr-04 0:12

Just a tip.
If you create a text file, even a HTML page with colors and tables, and name it as .XLS, it will be read by Excel converting the HTML formatting to Excel as close as possible...I have got good results using this approach Cool | :cool:

GuimaSun
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David Crow29-Apr-04 2:25

29-Apr-04 2:25

See if the MSDN article Q178749 is of any help.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

f6429-Apr-04 6:21

f64

29-Apr-04 6:21

Hi Shiva,
You have some options, but I would say the easiest is using Automation, but the drawback is Excel has to be installed on the client machine. The other option is using ADO and accessing Excel files as if they were databases, in this case Excel doesn't have to be installed, but you are limited on what you can do.
Anyways, to use Excel automation, check this article on the MSDN
Office Automation Using Visual C++

Fabian

MAC Address

vikramlinux28-Apr-04 18:05

vikramlinux

28-Apr-04 18:05

Hi Friends,
I want to find out MAC address. I am using following method
GUID uuid;
CoCreateGuid(&uuid);
char mac_addr[18];
sprintf(mac_addr,"%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X:%02X",
uuid.Data4[2],uuid.Data4[3],uuid.Data4[4],
uuid.Data4[5],uuid.Data4[6],uuid.Data4[7]);
OutputDebugString(mac_addr);
But Every time it's giving the different address...
Frown | :(

VikramS

Re: MAC Address

gUrM33T28-Apr-04 19:07

gUrM33T

28-Apr-04 19:07

First of all, you need to understand the difference between a MAC address and a GUID. If you really don't know the difference, may be this can help:

MAC Address: A 12-byte hexadecimal address used by the media access control layer of an 802.2 connection. It is an identifier of a network node that differentiates one node from another on a network.
GUID (Globally Unique Identifier): A 16-byte (128-bit) value that uniquely identifies some entity, such as a COM class, or COM interface. Examples of GUIDs are the CLSID and the IID. A GUID is also referred to as a Universally Unique Identifier (UUID).

To learn how to get the MAC address of an ethernet adapter, fire your MSDN and search for the keywords "MAC Address". Among your search resuls, you'll find an HOWTO article regarding your query. That is the solution to your problem.

Regards

Gurmeet

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My Articles: HTML Reader C++ Class Library, Numeric Edit Control

Re: MAC Address

David Crow29-Apr-04 2:35

if i create a Array template,how to provide the function of insert the data into the Array?

29-Apr-04 2:35

If your NIC is bound to NetBIOS, you can use this.

There's also the Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration WMI class.

GetAdaptersInfo() and GetIpNetTable() can also be used.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

vividtang28-Apr-04 16:49

vividtang

28-Apr-04 16:49

template <class t="">
class Array
{
protected:
T* data;
unsigned int base;//the base of Array
unsigned int length;//the length of Array

public:

Array();
Array(unsigned int ,unsigned int=0);
Array(Array const&);//copy constructor

~Array();
void SetBase(unsigned int);//i myself can set base of array
void SetLength(unsigned int );
unsigned int GetBase() const;
unsigned int GetLength() const;
T const* Data()const;
};

Re: if i create a Array template,how to provide the function of insert the data into the Array?

gUrM33T28-Apr-04 17:18

gUrM33T

28-Apr-04 17:18

Go through the MFC sources, you will find information regarding this in the CArray class's source code.

Gurmeet

BTW, can Google help me find my lost pyjamas?

My Articles: HTML Reader C++ Class Library, Numeric Edit Control

using the email sample

includeh1028-Apr-04 16:37