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Suman Niranjan wrote:
if (n>=1)
for (i=1;i<=n;i++)
C[i].set_values(dis,dim,res1);
if (n1>=1)
for (i=1;i<=n1;i++)
S[i].set_values(dis,dim,res1);
Your program ran out of boundary! Remember this well:
An array starts from index 0. Thus you shall write this way:
if(n1 >= 1)
for(i = 0; i < n1; i++)
S[i].set_values(dis, dim, res1);
Maxwell Chen
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Hi,
thanks.... damn it was shame on me, i was mistaken at such a low level funda principle... anyway i am just thinking of the instance numbers rather than the actual array implementation at the time of codin....
cheers,
Suman
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'MeasureItem' and 'DrawItem' can do so. But is there a way changing item height via custom draw, or WM_NOTIFY messages?
Any help appreciation !
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yshangcao wrote:
is there a way changing item height via custom draw, or WM_NOTIFY messages?
No. You can only do this with Owner Draw list controls (MeasureItem())
Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"
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I have a C dll that I didn't write so I don't know what's really going on in it. It compiles fine. If I turn on the /clr switch though, I get about 20 errors out of it like
c:\Parser\link42\src\pp_lexer.c(680): error C2197: 'pp_lexer__create_buffer' : too many arguments for call through pointer-to-function
I also get an error that points to stdlib.h which I don't understand either.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\include\stdlib.h(368): error C2192: parameter '1' declaration different
pointing to
_CRTIMP void __cdecl perror(const char *);
Is this because of my trying to compile in as C code and clr trying to reference a new copy of stdlib.h or something?
My c++ is very rusty. Can anyone tell me what is wrong or what I can do to fix it? I was under the impression that /clr really didn't do that much.
TIA
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Hi!
Is there a way to know when my internet connection (dialup or broadband) is disconnecting or connecting? I want to be notified when there are some actions occuring to my Internet connection.
Is this possible?
Thanks 
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Hi,
It's possible. U can use TAPI for it.Have a look @ msdn for TAPI.
Hope this might help you
Sujan
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I am building an internet application, but in the testing phase the clients were unable to connect to the server... I tried to use "ping" or "tracert" from the DOS prompt but the IP was unreachable..
note that I was running the server application in a computer that is connected to the internet via a dial up connection...
I used the notification icon of the dial up connection to get the IP address from my PC (which I am using as a host for the server) but this IP was unreachable by other computers that runs the clients..
please tell me why this IP was unreachable and how can I get my actual address...
thank you...
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The reason behind this that ip that provided by Your ISP is temprary and local for your isp domain.
Hian ISP spend more than lakhs per Year for getting live IP's,and you are thinking getting it free.
for checking your IPaddress, open site http://www.whatismyip.com this will tell your IP address.
i think your networking sjkillz need some brush up.
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Alok Gupta
visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk
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You can also use ipconfig from command prompt to determine your IP.
ARSALAN MALIK
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I have read this article[^]and would like to use it in my application. My app is a dialog one and if I call a modal dialog from main dialog I can make main dialog fade. If I call an external program or a COM DLL which displays a message I get an error. My external program or COM DLL message does not have focus set on it and I cannot click it. I must close it from the taskbar.
Must I have CWndFade in its own thread to work as I wish?
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You should ask in the forum for the article, then the author will get an email and probably help you.
Of course, assuming you're fading windows in the W2000+ way, you shouldn't need anything external to your class to do it.
Christian
I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer
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Hey all...
I am trying to write out a Japanese text string in a data file which was originally specified for ANSI text and used across several applications. Basically what was suggested was that I use UTF-8 to write out the text strings and read them back in. One of the constraints is that the current applications that read English only should still be able to read English data if this application writes it. However the old applications can punt on the Japanese until they are also updated.
I can figure out how to write from MBCS to UTF-8:
<br />
#ifndef UNICODE<br />
MultiByteToWideChar(CP_UTF8, dwFlags, lpMBCSStr, cbMBCS, lpWCStr, cchWCStr)<br />
#endif<br />
However we normally build in UNICODE using TCHAR, and it is normally UTF-16. However I just want to convert this one string from UTF-16 to UTF-8. Anyone ever done this?
You can also just call me insane and stupid as long as you can suggest a better approach. I don't mind being insulted if I can learn something. 
Brian
If you start a fire for a man, he will be warm for a day. If you start that same man on fire, he will be warm for the rest of his life.
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Hi All,
I was looking to update from VS6 to VS2003 but I was told at one point that my code would then require XP ( latest MFC , etc ) to run. Is it possible to use VS 2003 but still compile a project so that it still runs on windows 95/2k, etc? without having to package a pile of new libs with it.
Is it just a matter of linking in the project settings?
Could anyone point me in the right direction as to how to set this up. Thanks for the help.
-Rick 
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RickGavin wrote:
but I was told at one point that my code would then require XP ( latest MFC , etc ) to run
That is wrong, you can target any OS with VC 7 just like with VC 6. However, if your VC 6 code uses the DLL version of MFC, be aware that the MFC 7 DLLs aren't as commonplace yet like mfc42.dll is, so more people will have to get those DLLs, either from your installer or MS.
--Mike--
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Shareware stuff:: 1ClickPicGrabber | RightClick-Encrypt
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Well I'll give it a go and see if i can make it work. Thanks for the info.
-Rick
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Hello,
I'm using some of the stl template classes and std::string. When I compile, I get all sort of warnings from the stl libray.
Does aybody know a nice way to get rid of all these warnings instead of #pragma them all away?
Thanks in advance.
Multiply it by infinity and take it beyond eternity and you'll still have no idea about what I'm talking about.
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If you refer to warnings 4503 and 4786, these are completely harmless and #pragmaing them away is just fine. I don't think there's another way to get rid of them.
Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo
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Does anyone know of a utility that would scan my resource files, pick up the resource id's (like IDS_SOME_STRING) and then scan the .cpp files to see whether these ID's were actually used anywhere?
Ron Sanderson
Computer Associates
Senior Software Engineer
tel: +1 908 874-9772
fax: +1 908 874-9176
ron.sanderson@ca.com
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I think in the VC++ Editor itself, you have this functionality in View->Resource Symbols, where u can find all the IDS which are not used by ur application and remove them.
Regards,
Mahadevan.
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When can I set the SO_LINGER option on a socket? I’m using Windows XP Pro and Winsock.
Thanks in advance.
Ken
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