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Re: File OPEN dialog box create problem....

CPallini15-Dec-08 5:34

15-Dec-08 5:34

Does GetModuleFilename fit your needs?

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Re: File OPEN dialog box create problem....

PJ Arends15-Dec-08 8:42

15-Dec-08 8:42

Also take a look at SHGetFolderPath(). Writing to files in the install directory can be problematic. (access rights and such)

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Re: File OPEN dialog box create problem....

CPallini15-Dec-08 9:24

15-Dec-08 9:24

OK, I'll take a look: Who knows? someday maybe it will be useful... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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get the double clicked item in ListBox

AnithaSubramani15-Dec-08 2:32

AnithaSubramani

15-Dec-08 2:32

Hi All,

I need to get the item,which is double clicked in ListBox.I need sample code.

Thanks & Regards,

Anitha

Re: get the double clicked item in ListBox

David Crow15-Dec-08 3:03

15-Dec-08 3:03

Handle the LBN_DBLCLK notification.

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Re: get the double clicked item in ListBox

CPallini15-Dec-08 3:19

15-Dec-08 3:19

AnithaSubramani wrote:
I need sample code.

Documentation [^] isn't enough?
Smile | :)

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Re: get the double clicked item in ListBox

Jijo.Raj15-Dec-08 3:28

15-Dec-08 3:28

And this Simple Tutorial[^] too, which explains how to handle double click event for listbox.

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How to get current compiled file?

George_George15-Dec-08 2:15

15-Dec-08 2:15

Hello everyone,

Since one of my .h file is included by multiple cpp files, and I want to track the compile process, so I want to have output during compiling phase each time when a cpp file which includes the .h file is compiled. And I also want to dump the compiled cpp file name.

For example, foo.cpp and goo.cpp includes common.h, when compiling foo.cpp, I want to output "foo.cpp is compiling" and when compiling goo.cpp, I want to output "goo.cpp is compiling".

I think I should use #pragma in common.h, but not an expert about this. Any ideas?

thanks in advance,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

Jijo.Raj15-Dec-08 2:38

15-Dec-08 2:38

You can use like this,

#pragma message ("Compiling HelloWorld.cpp" )

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Re: How to get current compiled file?

George_George15-Dec-08 2:57

15-Dec-08 2:57

Thanks Jijo,

Put it in .cpp files or in the .h file?

regards,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

CPallini15-Dec-08 3:10

15-Dec-08 3:10

What is your guess?
Poke tongue | ;-P

Poke tongue | ;-P

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Re: How to get current compiled file?

George_George16-Dec-08 0:41

16-Dec-08 0:41

Thanks CPallini,

I think it means adding information to each cpp file. It is not a good solution since it means I need to modify all source files which need to include the header file. Smile | :)

Smile | :)

Any better ideas or comments?

regards,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

CPallini16-Dec-08 0:46

16-Dec-08 0:46

The guess is right: you should put it into the header file.
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Re: How to get current compiled file?

George_George16-Dec-08 0:47

16-Dec-08 0:47

Put what information? Could you clarify please? There is some context missing here. Smile | :)

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regards,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

CPallini16-Dec-08 1:47

16-Dec-08 1:47

Well, I was wrong (I took literally the documentation [^]
__FILE__

The name of the current source file.

but a little test clearified my misunderstanding Blush | :O

Blush | :O

).

Hence, I suppose __FILE__ is of little help. As workaround, you may compile the source file with the /E switch and look at the generated output.

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Re: How to get current compiled file?

George_George16-Dec-08 1:55

16-Dec-08 1:55

Thanks CPallini,

My confusion is put __FILE__ into header file will output the value of .h file other than .cpp file. This is not I want. Smile | :)

Smile | :)

I want to know which cpp file (that includes the .h file) is compiling currect. Any comments or ideas?

regards,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

Jijo.Raj15-Dec-08 3:10

15-Dec-08 3:10

Can be in .h as well as in .cpp. It depends your need. Smile | :)

Smile | :)

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Re: How to get current compiled file?

George_George16-Dec-08 0:43

16-Dec-08 0:43

Thanks Jijo,

I am confused about the discussion context. You mean put what information in .h file which could monitor which cpp file (that includes the .h file) is compiling?

regards,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

CPallini15-Dec-08 3:00

15-Dec-08 3:00

Possibly

#pragma message("Compiling " __FILE__ )

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Re: How to get current compiled file?

Jijo.Raj15-Dec-08 3:06

15-Dec-08 3:06

Indeed. Seems I need a coffee. Sigh | :sigh:

Sigh | :sigh:

And 5 points to gryffindor. Wink | ;)

Wink | ;)

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Re: How to get current compiled file?

George_George16-Dec-08 0:46

16-Dec-08 0:46

No, Jijo!

It will display the .h file name other than the .cpp file name if you put the statement into header file. Have you tried? Smile | :)

Smile | :)

regards,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

George_George16-Dec-08 0:46

16-Dec-08 0:46

No, CPallini!

It will display the .h file name other than the .cpp file name if you put the statement into header file.

regards,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

CPallini16-Dec-08 1:49

16-Dec-08 1:49

You're right, see my reply above [^].
Smile | :)

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Re: How to get current compiled file?

George_George16-Dec-08 1:57

16-Dec-08 1:57

Thanks.

Any comments to?

http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=1647&msg=2846082[^]

regards,
George

Re: How to get current compiled file?

David Crow15-Dec-08 3:05

15-Dec-08 3:05

George_George wrote:
...when compiling foo.cpp, I want to output "foo.cpp is compiling" and when compiling goo.cpp, I want to output "goo.cpp is compiling".

Doesn't this information get displayed by the compiler by default?

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