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Re: Get HWND of edit ctrl in displayed HTML Ravi Bhavnani15-Jun-04 11:37 Ravi Bhavnani 15-Jun-04 11:37  Thx! /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: Get HWND of edit ctrl in displayed HTML Anthony_Yio15-Jun-04 15:42 Anthony_Yio 15-Jun-04 15:42  I think you need a DHTMLView to view your HTML and through the DHTMLView expose functions which could access the object of your HTML. Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio Re: Get HWND of edit ctrl in displayed HTML Ravi Bhavnani15-Jun-04 18:06 Ravi Bhavnani 15-Jun-04 18:06  Anthony_Yio wrote: I think you need a DHTMLView to view your HTML No - what I wanted to do was to paste text into the currently selected edit control in an IE page. As you can see from my previous notes, I was able to do this thanks to an article on CP. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: Using += with CString - problem richiebabes15-Jun-04 6:38 richiebabes 15-Jun-04 6:38  How do I do that? I do this: szText += m_xTextBuffer.GetLineChars(nLine); szText += "\r\n"; which produces the funny stuff. When I add in a null character at the end, i.e. szText += m_xTextBuffer.GetLineChars(nLine); szText += "\0"; szText += "\r\n"; szText += "\0"; the funny stuff remains. What am I doing wrong. Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp... Re: Using += with CString - problem Ted Ferenc15-Jun-04 6:49 Ted Ferenc 15-Jun-04 6:49  As another reply states please post you 'full' code, this looks totally wrong! But I could be wrong "Laughing at our mistakes can lengthen our own life. Laughing at someone else's can shorten it." - Cullen Hightower Re: Using += with CString - problem RChin15-Jun-04 6:55 RChin 15-Jun-04 6:55  What datatype is m_xTextBuffer? From experience, there is nothing wrong with the method of concatenating strings that you are using. I suspect, however, that m_xTextBuffer.GetLineChars(nLine) is not returning a NULL terminated string. I Dream of Absolute Zero Re: Using += with CString - problem richiebabes15-Jun-04 7:09 richiebabes 15-Jun-04 7:09  m_xTextBuffer is an instance of CCrystalTextBuffer. GetLineChars() returns LPTSTR or a pointer to TCHAR. Re: Using += with CString - problem Ted Ferenc15-Jun-04 7:40 Ted Ferenc 15-Jun-04 7:40  what is szText declared as? If it is CString then OK if it is char* then it won't work If all else fails use the debugger and step through each line until szText becomes corrupted. "Laughing at our mistakes can lengthen our own life. Laughing at someone else's can shorten it." - Cullen Hightower Re: Using += with CString - problem richiebabes15-Jun-04 7:56 richiebabes 15-Jun-04 7:56  Thanks - figured it out. Re: Using += with CString - problem bikram singh15-Jun-04 11:15 bikram singh 15-Jun-04 11:15  Well, its nice you figured it out. But dont you think you ought to share it? I mean, all these people helping you, and all you say is "Thanks - figured it out." ??? Bikram Singh Using += with CString - problem richiebabes15-Jun-04 6:23 richiebabes 15-Jun-04 6:23  I am having major problems adding strings to the end of a CString with +=. Instead of just copying in the text I get a load of ganumph at the end of the string I don't want - e.g. here is one line of text that was produced - ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍýýýý««««««««îþîþ. Why do I get all this rubbish at the end? How do I get rid of it? Re: Using += with CString - problem Ted Ferenc15-Jun-04 6:34 Ted Ferenc 15-Jun-04 6:34  Is the string you are adding NULL terminated? as a test set the last location of the string you are adding to NULL "Laughing at our mistakes can lengthen our own life. Laughing at someone else's can shorten it." - Cullen Hightower Re: Using += with CString - problem valikac15-Jun-04 6:39 valikac 15-Jun-04 6:39  Post an example including the declaration, instantiation, and concatenation of the CString object. Kuphryn Re: Using += with CString - problem includeh1015-Jun-04 6:50 includeh10 15-Jun-04 6:50  problem is in your code somewhere, CString is OK. only thing which may cause trouble is operator = of CString cheers includeh10 Re: Using += with CString - problem ThatsAlok15-Jun-04 20:52 ThatsAlok 15-Jun-04 20:52  hain i didn't think soo. i know csting is most persistent calss in vc++. pls give me your exact problem i will see to it and post reply thanks I Think It will Work Alok Gupta visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk extract surface coordinate from a set ilouz15-Jun-04 5:50 ilouz 15-Jun-04 5:50  the problem is usually called mapping macromolecular topography I got a file of a set of coordinate in 3 dimensions that form any shape possible. The coordinate are the coordinate of amino acids that constitute a protein. I need to extract the coordinate that constitute the surface of the shape I ve got no idea how to start If someone could help me it would be great thanks for every idea xc Need to disable som stuff Larsson15-Jun-04 5:37 Larsson 15-Jun-04 5:37  Is there anyone that can help me, I need to disable the desktop, Taskbar and the task switching keys and Ctrl+Alt+Del. Well is there anyone that can help me?. Re: Need to disable som stuff Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer15-Jun-04 5:55 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 15-Jun-04 5:55  If you look at the recently submitted [^] articles to codeproject, you'll see an extremely useful article... Lock Windows Desktop[^] - afeijao Restricting windows access by hiding desktop windows and disabling special keys It's got a 4.38, so somebody has found it and read it! Iain. Re: Need to disable som stuff Larsson15-Jun-04 6:00 Larsson 15-Jun-04 6:00  ok, But ho can I use it in MFC without using the klick controll. I just need to use some of the funktions. Do you have any idea. Re: Need to disable som stuff User 665815-Jun-04 6:39 User 6658 15-Jun-04 6:39  How about using only the relevant parts of the article? modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm. Re: Need to disable som stuff Larsson15-Jun-04 6:48 Larsson 15-Jun-04 6:48  Well how can I do that without using the checkbox that there. I just want a MFC app that disable some of the sings in that program. Re: Need to disable som stuff Trollslayer15-Jun-04 6:40 Trollslayer 15-Jun-04 6:40  Check the article in the previous reply - that is written in C++. The tigress is here Re: Need to disable som stuff Larsson15-Jun-04 6:49 Larsson 15-Jun-04 6:49  Well how do I use it in MFC? Re: Need to disable som stuff ThatsAlok15-Jun-04 20:53 ThatsAlok 15-Jun-04 20:53  hian i am created a dll for this. if you like that pls give me your email address i will post u sourcecode for that thanks I Think It will Work Alok Gupta visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk Re: Need to disable som stuff Larsson15-Jun-04 20:55 Larsson 15-Jun-04 20:55  Thanks you are a life saver, My e-Mail is: larsson.develop@telia.com

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