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Re: [VC8] Picture Control always above OK/CANCEL buttons. Need buttons above picture control

22-Aug-07 8:05

abiemann wrote:
so that the picturebox is listed after the buttons

Didn't you want it before ("under") the buttons? Smile | :)

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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abiemann22-Aug-07 10:08

abiemann

22-Aug-07 10:08

indeed, I got it mixed up. This is what it looks like in the .rc:

BEGIN
CONTROL 130,IDC_STATIC,"Static",SS_BITMAP,1,1,446,345
DEFPUSHBUTTON "PASS",IDOK,2,332,50,14
PUSHBUTTON "FAIL",IDCANCEL,397,332,50,14,BS_TOP
END

now I just wish that the Dialog Editor would select one of the buttons when I left/right-click them (instead of the picture). To select either button I need to Tab through.

Re: [VC8] Picture Control always above OK/CANCEL buttons. Need buttons above picture control

Mark Salsbery22-Aug-07 10:21

Re: [VC8] Picture Control always above OK/CANCEL buttons. Need buttons above picture control

22-Aug-07 10:21

abiemann wrote:
now I just wish that the Dialog Editor would select one of the buttons when I left/right-click them (instead of the picture). To select either button I need to Tab through.

I see what you mean Smile | :)

That's pretty annoying!

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
Java | [Coffee]

Mark Salsbery22-Aug-07 10:50

How to Display the Value of a member varible in message box

22-Aug-07 10:50

abiemann wrote:
now I just wish that the Dialog Editor would select one of the buttons when I left/right-click them (instead of the picture). To select either button I need to Tab through.

I'm going to submit this to MS. Should be easy enough for them to hittest from
the "top-down" (reverse tab order) instead of tab order...right? Unsure | :~

Because that's just silly Smile | :)

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
Java | [Coffee]

saravana00122-Aug-07 5:49

saravana001

22-Aug-07 5:49

I'm working with VC++ MFC application ..
I want to display a message box with value of a membervariable which i'm using in mi program.To do this whether i need to include any headerfile?.ifso please help me by giving the code or format as i'm a beginner.Anyone please help mi in this regard.

Thanks in Advance,
Saravana...

Re: How to Display the Value of a member varible in message box

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer22-Aug-07 6:12

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

22-Aug-07 6:12

No header file needed. Message boxes only show strings, but there are plenty of ways to turn a (eg) number into a string.

eg...

CString s;
s.Format ("%i", m_nMyMemberInteger);
AfxMessageBox (s);

Iain.

Re: How to Display the Value of a member varible in message box

ThatsAlok22-Aug-07 21:24

ThatsAlok

22-Aug-07 21:24

look at wsprintf too!

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CMyMenu::DrawItem() - how change background color?

Cris22-Aug-07 4:58

Cris

22-Aug-07 4:58

Hello,

How could I change only the menu background color?
I have subscribed the DrawItem method of CMyMenu class (derived from CMenu).
Could any show me the code to do this?

Thanks,
Cris.

Re: CMyMenu::DrawItem() - how change background color?

Cris23-Aug-07 2:16

Cris

23-Aug-07 2:16

Hello,

Anybody have an idea?
I have find in the net, but nothing found.
Please take a look in this problem Wink | ;-)

Thanks again,
Cris.

Capture yahoo mail

karthipollachi@gmail.com22-Aug-07 4:54

karthipollachi@gmail.com

22-Aug-07 4:54

hi all, i am new to this code project.could you please any one help me regarding how to capute yahoo mail using vc++.

Thanks in advance.

led mike22-Aug-07 5:06

led mike

22-Aug-07 5:06

karthipollachi@gmail.com wrote:
i am new to this code project

Welcome. Try reading the first thread in this forum titled "How to get an answer to your question"

David Crow22-Aug-07 6:33

David Crow

22-Aug-07 6:33

karthipollachi@gmail.com wrote:
...capute yahoo mail...

What exactly do you mean by "capture?" Are you wanting to retrieve mail from a POP3 server?

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karthipollachi@gmail.com23-Aug-07 1:31

karthipollachi@gmail.com

23-Aug-07 1:31

Thanks for asking here basically i need to retrieve yahoo users mail. by the time of clicking send button.

Thanks
karthik

David Crow23-Aug-07 2:36

David Crow

23-Aug-07 2:36

karthipollachi@gmail.com wrote:
...i need to retrieve yahoo users mail.

So are you wanting to retrieve mail from a POP3 server?

"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

Russell^'22-Aug-07 6:41

Russell^'

22-Aug-07 6:41

something like this?
http://www.codeproject.com/internet/MailMonitor.asp[^]

Russell

karthipollachi@gmail.com23-Aug-07 2:29

karthipollachi@gmail.com

23-Aug-07 2:29

Thanks for help.i read mail monitor article i am getting some idea's.

Create own CFormView Template

Russell^'23-Aug-07 2:51

Russell^'

23-Aug-07 2:51

You are wellcome Rose | [Rose]

Russell

baerten22-Aug-07 3:27

baerten

22-Aug-07 3:27

Hi everybody,

i created a CFormView-derived class which encapsulates all basic-functionalities of all my views.

If i create a new dialog-based view i add to the view a new CFormView-derived class and change
all CFormView with UniView (=my class)

Is it possible to create a template which is available on the "Create new class" menu?

Example: I create a view with the dialog designer and click on "Create new class", there i need to choose CFormView, for that the window is a FormView derived window and not a CDialog-derived.
Just at this point i like to choose my own basic class "UniView"

Is it possible? If yes, how can i find doc's about it?

Big thanks Smile | :)

Re: Create own CFormView Template

Nelek22-Aug-07 20:26

Nelek

22-Aug-07 20:26

Hi,

take a look in my answer to other similar question and follow the lins, I'm not sure if this is what you ask for, but it maybe gives you an idea.

Here[^]

Greetings.

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Drawing problem for Region in GDI+

Md. Ali Naser Khan22-Aug-07 3:19

Md. Ali Naser Khan

22-Aug-07 3:19

Is there any way to draw a Region (in GDi+)without using
FillRegion(Brush*,Region*) method?

FillRegion(...) method only fill a region using brush property.

I need to draw only the border of the region not to fill the region.
Pls help............

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer22-Aug-07 3:32

22-Aug-07 3:32

This intrigued me, as I thought you could simply use a NULL brush, but no.

Can you use the Region::GetHRGN to get GDI (not +) HRGN, then use the ::FrameRgn function? (You'll need the Graphics::GetHDC method too)

Why the FrameRegion function isn't exposed, I don;t know - it's not as if its a new one...

Iain.

Mark Salsbery22-Aug-07 5:53

22-Aug-07 5:53

Not exposed? What do you mean? Smile | :)

FrameRgn() works ok.

Cheers,
Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer22-Aug-07 6:10

22-Aug-07 6:10

I meant the functionality wasn't exposed - or provided. As the Graphics object has a GetHDC method, and the Region object has a GetHRGN method, then I can;t see any reason why there wasn't a

Graphics::FrameRegion (Region *, Brush *, int xThickness, int yThickness);

method too.

I'm an old school Win32 fiddler (even if I can't see a SND_LOOP parameter when its kicking me in the face)

Our's is not to reason why - our's is to code and die.

Iain.

Mark Salsbery22-Aug-07 6:27

22-Aug-07 6:27

Well that makes sense. Apparently, without sufficient caffeine, I can't see all those little '+'s
after the "GDI"s so I misread your post, which is why I asked. Smile | :)

For GDI+ I believe they chose to handle this with paths (the GraphicsPath class) instead
(I know I read it somewhere, can't find it...).
This is also why the most complex Region that can be created directly is a rect.

Cheers!
Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
Java | [Coffee]

Mark Salsbery22-Aug-07 6:33