C / C++ / MFC

12-Sep-02 21:41

Hello!
My problem is this...
I have created a view that has tabs like a property sheet.
My View class is derived from TabbedView a class derived from CCtrlView.
TabbedView class uses dialog resources to define the contents of a page.
Inside a page I create a CRichEditCtrl using the Create member function.
The applications scrollbars are created manually in the
CMainFrame::OnCreate() member function (without using the ES_CENTER or ES_RIGHT styles) and are positioned using the RecalcLayout() member function.
In the CMyView::OnVScroll() handler the contents of the RichEditCtrl are scrolled vertically using the LineScroll member function.

The problem is that when trying to use the LineScroll member function to scroll the contents of the RichEditCtrl horizontally in the
CMyView::OnHScroll() handler nothing happens.
If anybody has a suggestion on what might me wrong he/she is most welcome!
Thanks...

Tomasz Sowinski13-Sep-02 0:42

13-Sep-02 0:42

You need to handle scrolling events in the rich edit's parent - probably it's the page window. The parent gets EN_HSCROLL/EN_VSCROLL notifications. Just don't forget about ENM_SCROLL in SetEventMask call.

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jabbaj13-Sep-02 2:31

13-Sep-02 2:31

Thank you for your reply.

However, I want to scroll the contents of the RichEditCtrl through the scrollbars in the FrameWindow and not the scrollbars in the RichEditCtrl
(when for example it is created with the WM_HSCROLL style).

I tried handling the EN_HSCROLL notification but they are issued when a user
tries to scroll using the scrollbar in the RIchEditCtrl and not the Frame window.

Is this what you had in mind????
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Tomasz Sowinski13-Sep-02 2:38

13-Sep-02 2:38

Why on Earth do you want to have scrollbars in edit control --and-- in frame window doing the same thing?

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jabbaj13-Sep-02 2:45

13-Sep-02 2:45

I don't have scrollbars in the edit control, only in the frame window.
When handling the EN_HSCROLL message nothing happens when a user tries to scroll through the scrollbars in the frame window.

(After that I added scrollbars in the edit control and the EN_HSCROLL handler
worked, but that is not what I want.)

Tomasz Sowinski13-Sep-02 2:50

13-Sep-02 2:50

jabbaj wrote:
(After that I added scrollbars in the edit control and the EN_HSCROLL handler
worked, but that is not what I want.)

It's classic chicken and egg problem. LineScroll will not work, unless you have scrollbars in edit control. And you don't want scrollbars in edit control.

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jabbaj13-Sep-02 3:13

13-Sep-02 3:13

In my view class I have a OnVScroll handler.A part of this function is the following...

<br />
// CRichEditCtrl *re;<br />
//<br />
<br />
case SB_LINEUP:			<br />
{<br />
     if (CurPos <= 2*(total_height[pgnm] / lines_edit) - 1 )<br />
     {	<br />
	re->LineScroll(-1,0);<br />
        CurPos =0 ;<br />
        EnableScrollBar(SB_VERT, ESB_DISABLE_LTUP);<br />
     }<br />
     else<br />
     {	<br />
	re->LineScroll(-1,0);<br />
	CurPos -= total_height[pgnm] / lines_edit ;<br />
     }<br />
    SetScrollPos(SB_VERT, CurPos);<br />
    PrevPos = CurPos;<br />
}<br />
break;

This works fine when scrolling vertically!

All the LineScroll function does is scroll the contents of the edit control
1 line up when the user clicks the top arrow of the vertical scrollbar in the Frame window.

When I try to do the same in the OnHScroll handler (respectively e.g. (SB_LINERIGHT)) and try to use the LineScroll function (e.g. re->LineScroll(0,-1)) then nothing happens.
This is my problem.

I do not scrollbars in the edit control because the buttons of the Tab are
on the bottom of the page and the horizontal edit scrollbar appear on top of them (as it should in the first place).

Hope this clears things a bit.

Changing Cursor

suresh_sathya12-Sep-02 21:39

suresh_sathya

12-Sep-02 21:39

I am saving a file.On click the save button ,the file starts saving.So i have to show the busy cursor.How can i find out that the file is saved,so that again i change my busy cursorto normal cursor

Re: Changing Cursor

Eugene Pustovoyt12-Sep-02 22:07

Eugene Pustovoyt

12-Sep-02 22:07

Use BeginWaitCursor() and EndWaitCursor()

Best regards,
Eugene Pustovoyt

Re: Changing Cursor

jhwurmbach12-Sep-02 23:08

jhwurmbach

12-Sep-02 23:08

The saving routine returns when the file is saved.
Or are you multithreaded, with saving in a different thread?

Re: Changing Cursor

Tomasz Sowinski12-Sep-02 23:25

Terminating a running process.

12-Sep-02 23:25

If you're using MFC, just declare CWaitCursor local variable. If you're on bare Win32 API, then use LoadCursor/SetCursor.

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abhinarulkar12-Sep-02 20:47

abhinarulkar

12-Sep-02 20:47

Hi All,
I have an exe file which I need to use in my program.Since the exe is not made by me I need to store the output created by the exe into some text file.Thus to execute this file from my program I'm using this statement into my program:
system("filename.exe parameter>output.txt");
Using a redirection symbol I'm getting the output into the output.txt file as required.What I need is if the executable is unable to produce an output in 5 sec the executable should get terminated.How can I do it in the current scenario.Is there any other way to solve this problems keeping in view the requirements.
Thanks
Abhishek.

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Re: Terminating a running process.

Renjith Ramachandran13-Sep-02 0:54

Renjith Ramachandran

13-Sep-02 0:54

TerminateProcess()..
try to initiate your exe with CreateProcess..

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HTML-View

Anonymous12-Sep-02 20:36

Anonymous

12-Sep-02 20:36

Hi,

Does anybody know how to change the content of a html-doc before loading in a CHtmlView ? Or is it possible to view a doc from ram (in a CHtmlView) ? Or is there a possibility to prevent access to a temporarily created (and closed) file to other apps ?

tia
widi

ColinDavies12-Sep-02 21:58

ColinDavies

12-Sep-02 21:58

I don't believe it's possible sorry.
However an alternative is to omit the Paint Cycle, then after the Document Complete event has been fired enable the paint validation Alter the DOM via the IHTMLDocument Interfaces.
You could use another method to download the content to a local dir, then use the CHTMLView to navigate to that resource, that will mean you must parse all the HTML yourself and retrieve the resources as well.

Regardz
Colin J Davies

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Anonymous12-Sep-02 23:57

Anonymous

12-Sep-02 23:57

Now I know why I haven't found something in the docs. Thanks.

-widi

rrrado13-Sep-02 1:07

rrrado

13-Sep-02 1:07

It IS possible to load HTML document into htmlview from ram - see great article in Internet section ... it's name is something like loading and parsing html document 3rd way or something like that.
It writes HTML from string into IHTMLDocument , you'll get pointer to that by calling CHtmlView::GetHtmlDocument( )

rrrado