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hi, i have set up a CListCtrl which enable in place editing by drawing an edit box around the cell that's selected.
http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/editing_subitems_in_listcontrol.asp
the trouble is, the user must hit ENTER (that triggers OnOK) before leaving the cell. I improved the situation a little by capturing CMyDlg::OnKillfocusEdit1(). Just as OnOK, the handler transfer what's entered into the editbox to the CListCtrl.
however, that's insufficient. i wish that the user can use the arrow key to move around.
norm
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I am trying to place one of those cool hyperlink controls into my application, and I can't get it to work. I have VC++ .Net, and all of those instructions for adding the class to the static control don't work. In the resource editor, I right-click on the static control and the "add variable" option is grayed, yet on all the hyperlink control examples, the option is availible. Is there a way to add the hyperlink control without using the Class Wizard? Or is there anyone out there who knows how to use the new VC++ .Net Class Wizard?
-- Steve
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What would cause a window to lose focus when a common dialog appears but the parent window stays on top so the dialog is behind where it can't be selected?
Thanks
Jeff Patterson
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I figured it out thanks
BTW
Hope every one has a happy turkey day. Even if oyu aren't celebrating it "officially".
Jeff Patterson
Programmers speak in Code.
http://www.anti-dmca.org[^]
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Me again. I've finally got my link errors to go away. And now all that's really left is to package the program up for distribution.
I've used Depends and determined that my app needs ole32.dll, oleaut32.dll, olepro32.dll, comctl32.dll, etc. If my memory serves me correctly, these are pretty standard on recent systems.
If I'm not concerned about supporting old systems (95, etc.), is it safe to just distribute my executables (with MFC statically linked)? Or should I package up these Dlls from my XP box just in case?
J
May the bear never have cause to eat you.
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You should use the runtime redistributable merge module for windows installer (the precise name and location of the package escapes me), to be found at microsoft.com.
This is the correct approach. Better because it actually works, and because it is actually legal.
Bernd
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berndg wrote:
This is the correct approach. Better because it actually works, and because it is actually legal.
?? My understanding is that as long as the files I'm distributing are in the redistribution list published by MS, then it is "legal".
Also, it took about 20 minutes to learn and build my install using NSIS. After spending 20 minutes on the MS site, I couldn't even find a reasonable reference. :P
J
May the bear never have cause to eat you.
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If I have a button on dialog box and I want to write program to open picture window when I click it. Do you know which function to open that window?
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What do you want to do?
to open a picture file?
or make your own window class showing images?
or what?
Dmitry Timin
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Hello there,
Does DirectShow in DirectX 5.0 can open MP3 or MPEG files ?
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Back in 1997, DirectShow wasn't part of DirectX. Short answer is no, then.
A built-in MP3 encoder has been introduced since release 7.0.
Of course, it's very likely you can take that MP3 decoder and make it run on top of the DirectShow 5.0 run-time as, as far as I know, the internal filter architecture hasn't been updated.
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Thanks alooot for reply 
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Hi friends,
How can I get the name of file which is opened by the user by means of open dialog box in a document/view architecture?
Thank you,
Azadeh
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Thank you! It worked well.
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I want to open it by myself to be able to read and write to and from it.
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Does CDocument::GetPathName() help you?
< edit > OOps, did not read enough!
You are asking if you can close the file opened by the framework.
Probably the answer is 'depends'.
Cant you simply override CDocument::OnOpenDocument() with your own load code?
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Found in the sig of Herbert Kaminski
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As you said , I overrided CDocument::OnOpenDocument() , but I simply open a text file and in that case this
function isn't been called.I think it only opens files that are saved with serilizing and using CArchive and it doesn't
open my text file.I used a text file to save graphic items that are drawn by the user in my project and I want user
can open the file in a symbolic way then I draw the items using text file.However this is enough for me that I can
get the name of file even if it hasn't opened really.I thought it opens file and I can not open it simultanously.But
even for a file that is saved with the CArchive format, it seems that it opens the corresponding file and then close
it because I can open the same file at that time.
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Just a quick question, when I have a static member pointer var..
class Poo {
static Poo * _poo
}
-- implemented
Poo * Poo::_poo = new Poo();
Poo::Poo()......
Do I look after the destruction of the pointer or does that happen automatically
Cheers
Asim Hussain
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Jawache wrote:
Do I look after the destruction of the pointer or does that happen automatically
Typically anytime you use the new operator to allocate memory on the heap you need to handle the deletion of it when you are through.
Nick Parker
May your glass be ever full.
May the roof over your head be always strong.
And may you be in heaven half an hour before the devil knows you’re dead. - Irish Blessing
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Here are some points to consider:
1. If the value of _poo will never change, in other words, it will never be reassigned to a different object, then:
2. If the value of _poo (as you have it) will change, then you will obviously need to free the memory that it points to before reassigning it. Otherwise you'll have memory leaks.
Regards,
Alvaro
Well done is better than well said. -- Benjamin Franklin
(I actually prefer medium-well.)
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Hi,
I am developing an application that shows the current file path in an address bar. I am using a Cedit control to display the filename, I do not use a CComboBox as I do not want to keep a history list.
I would like to show an icon next to the full path name, just like explorer does.
Is it possible to display an icon in a CEdit control. Should I use custom drawing?
Please help,
Woody
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Woody Green wrote:
Should I use custom drawing?
Yep!
Max.
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If you want the icon to really be in the edit control, then you're going to have to do owner draw.
But wouldn't it be simpler to have a small static control next to the edit one, and display the icon in
that? If you had a button rather than a static control, you could add functionality (e.g. change associations)
Iain.
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Yes, if you want to put an icon inside a CEdit you must draw yourself the control...
But I think it would be easier to use a CListCtrl and editing labels if you need it, if you need only visualization, it would become easier.
regards
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