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Steven Richardson15-Feb-02 6:01

15-Feb-02 6:01

thanks worked great

Nish Nishant15-Feb-02 6:08

Nish Nishant

15-Feb-02 6:08

Ooops!
I misunderstood your question.
Please ignore my reply Smile | :)

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Roger Allen15-Feb-02 6:35

Roger Allen

15-Feb-02 6:35

Don't feel too bad Nish, if he had spelt his topic correctly it would have been easier to understand.

Run two For's at once

Big Grin | :-D

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alex.barylski15-Feb-02 6:48

alex.barylski

15-Feb-02 6:48

Roger Allen wrote:
Run two For's at once

I thought he was talking about beer... Smile | :)

"An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr

Navier15-Feb-02 12:44

Navier

15-Feb-02 12:44

You can also do:

for (int i=0, int j=0; i<10 && j<10; ++i, ++j)

Just wanted to blow that disgustingly UGLY bit of code out of the water. Three lines for a loop for God's sake. Talk about slack. When I were a lad we 'ad 2k and bloody grateful for it we were too. Eee, young 'uns.

Anyway, what's so wrong with writing efficient code then?

i1.2sqrt(u).bcos(ur)sec(c) but b4.isqrt(u).ru/16

Nish Nishant15-Feb-02 5:55

Nish Nishant

15-Feb-02 5:55

for(i=0;i<j;i++)
	for(a=0;a<z;a++)

Nish

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Steven Richardson15-Feb-02 6:26

15-Feb-02 6:26

that is what i had but it ran the first one then the second one over till that had finnished then it ran the first one again and then started over the first one again

Nish Nishant15-Feb-02 6:49

Nish Nishant

15-Feb-02 6:49

Yes.
The only way to actually have two 'for's running together is to have two threads. But then that's not what you want. You want two variables to be incrementted in parallel. For that you can do what Roger suggested...
But there you have one 'for' with two variables getting incremented on each iteration.

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Steven Richardson15-Feb-02 6:52

CD audio: MCI, AVIStream?

15-Feb-02 6:52

Thanks everyone! Big Grin | :-D

starn15-Feb-02 3:39

starn

15-Feb-02 3:39

Hi!
I would like to play an audio CD and be able to manipulate the datas from the CDRom drive(put them in frames and send them through a network).
I m a bit lost... what should I use:MCI or AVIStream?
If you have codes on which I can start learning...PLEASE send them to me...
(sorry for the english, I speak french...)
starn@skynet.be

Thanks a lot!!!! Big Grin | :-D

Context Menu on Context Menu

Lilian Chan-Grant15-Feb-02 3:18

Lilian Chan-Grant

15-Feb-02 3:18

My app is COM using WTL. On the main menu, we have a Reports pulldown menu. On the Reports options, there are right arrows indicating another pulldown menu. For other dialogs, we have buttons on the bottom (standard OK, Apply, Cancel), including a Reports button. They tried to implement it so that a context menu appears upon pushing the Reports button, but they had no luck. Right now that bottom button just brings up another dialog displaying options. Has anyone done this kind of stuff before?

Please help if you can Wink | ;)

Thanks,
Lilian

Re: Context Menu on Context Menu

Michael Dunn15-Feb-02 8:16

Michael Dunn

15-Feb-02 8:16

That's simple, check out the Buttons section at this site for menu button samples. It just involves handling the WM_COMMAND message and calling TrackPopupMenu().

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CMsFlexGrid : any response, please

DanYELL15-Feb-02 2:18

DanYELL

15-Feb-02 2:18

I have a CMsFlxGrid control in a CFormView. I have two (2) questions which I am struggling with.

1. Is there any way to make a row in a grid two lines deep? That is, they can type information on the first line of the row, hit enter and continue typing information on the second line of the same row. So you have something like:

-----------------------------------
line 1 text | just one 1 of text
line 2 text |
-----------------------------------

So there are two (2) columns and one grid row, but the single grid row has two (2) lines of text.

2. Is there any way of adding a push button to a cell? Examples are cherished Smile | :)

Please, please, any response any one can give me will be greatly appreciated. There is not much documentation on this control.

Sincerely,
Danielle (an overworked graduate student)

Re: CMsFlexGrid : any response, please

Carlos Antollini15-Feb-02 3:10

Carlos Antollini

15-Feb-02 3:10

It's very difficult to make all of them...
The first option is not possible.
And the second one, is possible using a simple trick, only put the button, over the grid, in the point that you want. You can get the cordinated of a cell, and with that you can put the button in the correct place, usin SetWindowPlacement...

Regards....

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HEX to INT

Steven Richardson15-Feb-02 1:27

15-Feb-02 1:27

i have used INTtoHEX to convert some text to HEX but now I need to convert it back to read able text any cues?

AnsiString EditText = RichEdit1->Lines->Text;
for (int i=1;i<=EditText.Length();i++) {
RichEdit2->Lines->Text = RichEdit2->Lines->Text + IntToHex(EditText[i],2);
}
RichEdit1->Lines->Text = "";
RichEdit1->Lines->Text = RichEdit2->Lines->Text;
RichEdit2->Lines->Text = "";

Mazdak15-Feb-02 2:10

Mazdak

15-Feb-02 2:10

There some articles in CP.
Check this

Mazy

Don't Marry a Person You Can Live With...
Marry Someone You Can Not Live Without

moliate15-Feb-02 2:30

moliate

15-Feb-02 2:30

Very crude, but i think this should work (send 2 chars at a time in your case)

int Hex2Int(char* hex)
{if (!*hex) return 0;

 int tmp = 0; 
 if (*hex >= '0' && *hex <= '9')
	 tmp = *hex - '0';
 else if (*hex >= 'A' && *hex <= 'F')
	 tmp = *hex - 'A' + 10;
 else if (*hex >= 'a' && *hex <= 'f')
	 tmp = *hex - 'a' + 10;

 return (tmp << (4*(strlen(hex)-1))) + Hex2Int(hex+sizeof(char));
}

/moliate

Steven Richardson15-Feb-02 2:48

15-Feb-02 2:48

sorry i am not sure how to implement this on to a decrypt button?

when i press encrypt i get something like this:
68
65
72
65
73
20
77
68
61
74
20
68
61
70
70
65
6E
73
0D
0A

and that says: heres what happens
so i need the button to change it back from numbers to the text?

moliate15-Feb-02 3:14

moliate

15-Feb-02 3:14

Perhaps it is not the best solution for you. Anyway, what the function does is taking a string like |6|8|\0| and turn it into the number 104 decimal - the ascii code for 'h'. If you can access each line as a string, you can send it to the function and get back a char. The string must be null-terminated, though.

/moliate

Rick York15-Feb-02 5:13

Rick York

15-Feb-02 5:13

Those are all ASCII character values displayed in hex. Try sprintf with a %c format specifier to get the text character.
See the docs on sprintf for more details.

Steven Richardson15-Feb-02 6:19