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All I did was cut and paste the code into MainFrm.cpp, and add the function to the class declaration in MainFrm.h.
Max
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Then you are missing the entry in BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(). It's fine to add the actual code (i.e., that which is in between the curly braces) to your functions/methods, but use ClassWizard to add the prototypes.
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How do I add the message map entry using a wizard? Do I use the "Add Member Function" wizard?
Thanks,
Max
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Ctrl+W, unless you are using VS200x. Otherwise, see here.
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assert(0); /// for this statement I am getting the following error
error C2065: '__MODULE__' : undeclared identifier
Thanks in advance
Ashok
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Looks like you're missing a #include.
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I included the required header file...
Thanks in advance,
Ashok.
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Christian Graus wrote: Looks like you're missing a #include.
Seems that would have resulted in:
error C2065: 'assert' : undeclared identifier
instead. With VS6, __MODULE__ is not even part of the assert() macro so I'm not sure what to even suggest.
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"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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Where did you get the __MODULE__ predefined macro from?
If you right click on "assert" and choose "Go to Declaration" then what file do you end up in?
It should be assert.h ( which you should be including with #include <assert.h> ).
In the RTL code with VS2003, it only uses these macros: __FILE__ and __LINE__
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ya exactly,
assert(0);
and printf("\nHere %s %d \n",__FILE__,__LINE__); // for both statements I am getting the same error.
I included assert.h and tried but am unable to find the __MODULE__ predefined macro..
thanks in advance,
Ashok
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Hmm I can't reproduce this at all. It works for me in console and GUI app builds no problems.
In Google search __MODULE__ shows up related to linux and python.
It's nowhere in the CRT or Platform SDK headers though.
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I am using coledatasource::dodragdrop function for drag and drop. when i drag and drop between applications, i get an assertion in the source side in the following code
CCmdTarget::~CCmdTarget()
{
#ifndef _AFX_NO_OLE_SUPPORT
if (m_xDispatch.m_vtbl != 0)
((COleDispatchImpl*)&m_xDispatch)->Disconnect();
ASSERT(m_dwRef <= 1);#endif
#ifdef _AFXDLL
m_pModuleState = NULL;
#endif
}
can anyone help me solve this problem?
Thanks
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Hi! All
I want to copy Some data which is stroed in TChar Buff in to a CString Variable.
How i do this. The TChar Buff has Raw data in which there are number of zeros present between raw data
Ansh
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aaaan wrote: TChar Buff in to a CString Variable.
C'tor of CString or assignement operator will take care of that.
e.g
CString csString(pCharArr);
or
Cstring csString = pCharArr;
aaaan wrote: The TChar Buff has Raw data in which there are number of zeros present between raw data
Can you explain this?
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prasad_som wrote: Can you explaing this?
Meaning that you can't do something like:
CString str = "Now\0is\0the\0time\0for\0all...";
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ya i m unable to store data like CString str = "Now\0\0\0\0\0is\0\0\0\0the\0time\0for\0all..."
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Of course. Why would you think it was even possible?
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ya I know it is not possible directly to CString variable. Bt i able to forcefully insert the raw data in CString variable taking data in a loop up to its length but it creats problem wn the length of data is very large i.e. more tn 1000 because running loop up to this limit creats problem of hanging.I want to solve this problem. if any soln pls help me.
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Have you tried using memcpy()?
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Can someone please make a tutorial on Rich Edit in C not "MFC"
Cause I don't kow how to do anything in Rich Edit. I Load the library
and create the control. I have no idea how to set the default font,
how do colour text, make the selected text underline or anything 
-- modified at 8:00 Monday 26th March, 2007
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Shin-Ra wrote: Can someone please make a tutorial on Rich Edit in C not "MFC"
I'll assume this is just bad English getting in the way of your actual intent. Otherwise, don't expect anyone to take you up on this. Creating an article is no small undertaking.
If you are simply wanting to know how to use such a control, have you Googled for:
CreateWindow("RICHEDIT_CLASS", ...);Or at least looked here?
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I have read that. But it has examples of how to do that. So with my lack of knowledge I wouldn't be able to read and do it 
I understand. But god i'm just tired of finding MFC and no C ones.
I feel nostaglic on C++. To go do MFC instead :\
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Shin-Ra wrote: But god i'm just tired of finding MFC and no C ones.
So why not just look at what MFC is doing? You'll notice a lot of EM_xxx messages are actually being sent.
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Shin-Ra wrote: So with my lack of knowledge I wouldn't be able to read and do it
If you don't know the basics of sending messages to windows then that's the topic of articles you
should be reading. This is the core of Windows UI programming. You'll need to know it 
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