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I tried that, and thanks it worked.
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Maybe you also want to to another action when the Enter button is pushed. for that, you have to change the default button of your dialog. the default button is the one that is pushed when Enter is pressed. you also have one associated to the Esc key.
TOXCCT alias Nicolas C.
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Hi all;
I am writing an application which will have an ADO-based database connection. In order to send stuff to the DB, i need to convert variables from CString, char, int or Date into variants. However, it does not work for int and i still cannot figure out how to add data in a field whose type is date.
Could somebody please help me.
Thanks guys
Krugger
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_variant_t( double dblSrc, VARTYPE vtSrc = VT_R8 ) Constructs a _variant_t object of type VT_R8 or VT_DATE from a double numerical value. Any other VARTYPE results in an E_INVALIDARG error.
(msdn...)
greatest thing is to do wot others think you cant 
suhredayan@omniquad.com
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int is an oddity, try casting it to a long.
Steve S
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Hi all.
I am building an application with a web-browser in the main view. Hence, each time the application loads, i get the browser which can be used to display different HTML files. However, when i choose a specific file from the menu of my tool, i should allow specific pages to load. However, i just don't know how to do it. D'you get the point? When i click on a menu item, i need to display the associated page in the web browser but i do not know how to get access to the browser when i am calling it from another class.
Can somebody please help me.
Hope that i made myself clear.
Thank you guys;
By the way, i'm new to VC++ and i must say that you give killer advices. Thanks guys!
Krugger
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Que's Special Edition Using Visual C++ 6 by Kate Gregory (www.gregcons.com) has a sample that is close to what you are trying to achieve. They also publish Building Internet Applications with Visual C++.
Ger
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Hi,
As the rest of this message will show well enough I'm new to Visual C++ and trying to resolve a rather elementary problem :
I have a function that accepts an input from the console and I need to check that the type of the value received is 'int' before attempting some computation on it.
1) Does anybody know how to do that ?
2) I desperately tried to find the answer in Visual Studio documentation but have drowned in the sea of documentation offered...  is there any clear language reference supplied with the tool, organised in such a way you can actually find something in it ?
Many thanks,
~David
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it's not a language feature.
You need to do this manually; for example, check if the value is smaller than zero, will return from the method.
bool AClass::AMethod( int anInt )
{
if ( anInt < 0 )
return false;
return true
}
(also, look for ASSERT/assert in MSDN )
Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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Maximilien wrote:
for example, check if the value is smaller than zero...
But an int can have a less-than-zero value. Negative values are not invalid ints.
A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least.
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Anonymous wrote:
I have a function that accepts an input from the console and I need to check that the type of the value received is 'int' before attempting some computation on it.
1) Does anybody know how to do that ?
If the function accepts an int as a type, there's nothing else it could be.
Anonymous wrote:
2) I desperately tried to find the answer in Visual Studio documentation but have drowned in the sea of documentation offered... is there any clear language reference supplied with the tool, organised in such a way you can actually find something in it ?
Depending on what you are seeking, Google and MSDN are useful resources.
A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least.
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Always accept input from the console as a string: fgets is the old standby,
or cin.getline() to use c++ style
Then there are a couple of possibilities for extracting data from the string
and checking its type. You might look at the sscanf function.
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Anonymous wrote:
I have a function that accepts an input from the console and I need to check that the type of the value received is 'int' before attempting some computation on it.
1) Does anybody know how to do that ?
That depends on how you are reading it. If you use
int x;
std::cin >> x;
then a simple way to test for failure is with
if(std::cin)
after the read operation. This will return true if all went well and false if it didn't.
Because there are different failure conditions, there are different flags that can be set following failure and there are different functions for checking on them. If you want this level of detail, then it isn't simple because the same flag can be set in response to more than one type of failure and because there is not a one to one mapping between flags and the functions for retrieving them.
If there is a read failure, then you need to reset the input stream (using cin.clear()) so that reading can continue. You also need to tell cin to ignore the erroneous input with cin.ignore(...). I suggest you consult a good C++ book that covers IO Streams.
Anonymous wrote:
I desperately tried to find the answer in Visual Studio documentation but have drowned in the sea of documentation offered... is there any clear language reference supplied with the tool, organised in such a way you can actually find something in it ?
Unless you already know what you are looking for, you are unlikely to find it. Get yourself several good C++ books plus The C++ Standard Library by Nicolai Josuttis.
John Carson
"I wish to propose for the reader's favourable consideration a doctrine which may, I fear, appear wildly paradoxical and subversive. The doctrine in question is this: that it is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no ground whatever for supposing it true."
- Bertrand Russell
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I need help Using HTMLHelp topic templates. I am trying to find out how to use topic templates on a HTMLHelp project so the style will be consistant. Can you point me to some direction? I have researched from the HTMLHelp help file and the web. I found information on sample codes of templates, but I do not see any example on how to use the templates.
Elizabeth
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Hi ,
I"m working on an image processing application and I need a way to convert/return a BITMAP handle to IPicture, so that I can show the return IPicture in VB.PictureBox control.
Nathani
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Hi Nathani,
In VC++ use CoCreateInstance() to create the IPicure COM object. Then select the bitmap and everything and then pass the handle to VB using IPicture::get_Handle(). Do not worry about process boundaries, since it is the same process.
Ivor S. Sargoytchev
Dundas Software
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i have a flexgrid and i want to enter time into one cell with a date time control
i have managed to make it visible at the click of that particular cell and invisible at lost focus
now what i need is to position the datetime control during run time relative to the click event
for this i think i need the handle of the datetime control
so how can i get that and tell me if there is any other way out to get this done
the codes which i use now r as follows
on click event of the flex grid
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if((m_fgAppRem.GetCol())==3) //if col 3 is clicked
{
GetDlgItem(dtpFlexGrid)->ShowWindow(true); //Date time control made visible
m_dtpFlexGrid.SetFocus(); //set focus to datetime control
}
where
m_fgAppRem is the member variable of flex grid(CString)
m_dtpFlexGrid is the membervariable of datetime control(CDaateTimeControl)
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i think i have to add the following line to position the control at run time
::SetWindowPos(m_dtpFlexGrid.m_hWnd,
wndNoTopMost,
ParentPosition.left + 555,
ParentPosition.top + 3810,
0, 0, // ignores size arguments
SWP_NOSIZE);
where m_dtpFlexGrid.m_hWnd is the handle of the date time control
but i am not getting the handle of the datetime control
ie (m_dtpFlexGrid.m_hWnd0) 's control
so please give me a solution
Salil cheeran
Bangalore
INDIA
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I am new to DIBs but am presently studying them diligently. To this point, I have been playing my EMF images into memory, using CreateCompatibleBitmap() for my image bitmaps and CreateBitmap() for my masks. My question is, does this article: "A DIBSection wrapper for Win32 and WinCE" address what I will need to do in order to incorporate DIBSections into my scheme? (I use MFC.) Thanks for any reponse.
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When I started with DIBs the MSDN article "DIBs and Their Use" was very helpful for me.
It is quite old, but gives basic knowledge about how to use DIBs.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dngdi/html/msdn_dibs2.asp
I know that there is a CDIB class which wrapps the DIB API. This class has been introduced in an atricle in one of the MS development magazines. Unfortunately it is not yet part of MFC. I think you should find it if you search in the MSDN library.
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Thanks a lot for the helpful tips!
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Hi..
i tried to use CFileFind class to copy files from other machine in the same my workgroup (no authentication required) by using the following code for ex:
CFielFind finder;
finder.FindFile("\\xx\yy");
put it does not work so i would like to know if the way i call the folder path is wrong or is their an other suggestions
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You are remembering that a backslash needs to be escaped by a backslash, aren't you..
eg
finder.FindFile("\\\\xx\\yy\\*.*");
Steve S
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