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what i meant to say is the directories avialbale in the system are displayed in the combo box. (for ex C and D). now when i click on either one of them the folders and the files will appear on the directories. i need to know how to copy this files and folders to different loaction.
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Chandrasekharanp wrote: ...a particular designator.
Qualify this a bit like, "a particular drive designator (e.g., C: )."
Chandrasekharanp wrote: i need to know how to copy a file from the list box to another location.
This is a bit ambiguous. Are you wanting to copy the file itself from one drive/folder to another, or are you wanting to copy an item from the listbox to some other control?
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guess i have specifially mentioned about copying files and folders to another location or rather as per question to another drive.
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So can't you just use CopyFile() or SHFileOperation()?
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Do you want to drag/drop files or copy files to other location?
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is it possible to do it both the ways?? drag and drop as well as copying it??
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Yeah it possible for example to Explorer or other controls on your program like listbox.
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Alok give you a good link but if you are new to drag drop (I suggest before use for files see simple drags like drag a item of a list to other list) codeproject has articles about drag files.;)
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Hamid. wrote: Yeah it possible for example to Explorer or other controls on your program like listbox.
yes.. but i havn't tried.. have you???
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Yeah for drag images of explorer to listctrls,I tried I think its easy for you each control has a option "Accept file" that you must active for control and then use of WM_DROP for actions on the ListCtrl it has a event for it that you can drag a file or files on the loop to it also you can set image when you are draging (I didnt try it)
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I want to load an image to a control by downloading it at runtime. Can some body please tell me how to load the image at run time. (i need it for all types of images).
Thanks
Kishore
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What image? From where?
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i want to load a bitmap image from a specified location, at run time.
For example: i want to load the image from the file "bitmap1.bmp" saved on desktop to a control on the UI.
Kishore
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Ok, so what's the problem? What code do you have so far?
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I have no idea how to load the images from a file at run time. please give some sample code.
Kishore
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Y K Kishore Kumar wrote: please give some sample code.
See here.
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Y K Kishore Kumar wrote: please give some sample code.
google is your friend .. dude. !
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to load the bitmap file use something like :
HBITMAP hBitmap = (HBITMAP)::LoadImage(0, lpszFileName, IMAGE_BITMAP, 0, 0, LR_LOADFROMFILE);
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If you want to load bmp files you can use of LoadImage but if you want to load other files like jpg you can use of CImage class and then use of a hbitmap for set it to controls.
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Hamid. wrote: if you want to load other files like jpg you can use of CImage class and then use of a hbitmap for set it to controls.
doesn't you think, CImage required ample amount of code and inclusion of header file to make it work in vc++.. but i believe it is one of good class provided by MS for image handlling. i believe C# also use same interface!
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Yeah CImage has a header file that it gives some memory but I guess maybe he will have problem on next for jpg files so I suggest this class however he can uses of GDI+.
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Hamid. wrote: Yeah CImage has a header file that it gives some memory
did you intended to say memory leak!
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