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Re: Debugger won't stop on breakpoints Anders Molin7-Jun-02 12:56 Anders Molin 7-Jun-02 12:56  Just a stupid question: Are you trying to debug the release version? I have tried the same thing, but then I saw I was working with the release version. ooops... - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" Re: Debugger won't stop on breakpoints Still learning how to code7-Jun-02 19:48 Still learning how to code 7-Jun-02 19:48  Thanks for the suggestion, Anders. Just checked to be sure - definitely debug version. I have tried other project workspaces and they stop on breakpoints O.K. so the debugger code is O.K. One the project files must be controlling this behaviour. Doug Re: Debugger won't stop on breakpoints Still learning how to code7-Jun-02 20:46 Still learning how to code 7-Jun-02 20:46  My idea to rebuild the project worked !!! (no one more surprised than me !!!) I moved the directory away from where it was originally. Went into MS Developer Studio and created a new workspace with the SAME name as the original and same basic type (i.e. MDI). Then I copied back all .cpp.h files and the .mak .clw .res and .rc files. I then rebuilt all and, low and behold, it builds O.K and breakpoints work again. Hurrah !!! Doug Re: Debugger won't stop on breakpoints Anders Molin8-Jun-02 0:22 Anders Molin 8-Jun-02 0:22  Great - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" Re: Debugger won't stop on breakpoints Alexandru Savescu8-Jun-02 0:23 Alexandru Savescu 8-Jun-02 0:23  I think that only deleting the opt and the ncb files would have been enough. I'm not sure though Best regards, Alexandru Savescu Re: Debugger won't stop on breakpoints NormDroid8-Jun-02 1:15 NormDroid 8-Jun-02 1:15  remove /debug directory ThenRebuild all Normski. - Professional Windows Programmer Steps to create RADIO buttons jimNLX7-Jun-02 11:34 jimNLX 7-Jun-02 11:34  what are the steps? Re: Steps to create RADIO buttons Ed Gadziemski7-Jun-02 13:20 Ed Gadziemski 7-Jun-02 13:20  This assumes you're using a dialog and editing it in the dialog editor. 1. For visual separation from other components on the dialog, select a group box from the control palette and place it on the dialog. Note: This is not needed for correct operation, only to visuall group the radios 2. Select and place two or more radio buttons inside the group box 3. Enable group style for the first radio button on the properties sheet if you will have more than one group of radio buttons 4. Designate one as the default button in code by setting it as BST_CHECKED 5. Process radio button click messages with a message handler Re: Steps to create RADIO buttons Michael Dunn7-Jun-02 13:27 Michael Dunn 7-Jun-02 13:27  A group box control has nothing to do with it. A "group" of radio buttons is created by having them be consecutive in the tab order. The first button in the group needs the WS_GROUP style set, while all others must have that style off. --Mike-- Just released - RightClick-Encrypt - Adds fast & easy file encryption to Explorer Like the Google toolbar? Then check out UltraBar, with more features & customizable search engines! My really out-of-date homepage Sonork-100.10414 AcidHelm Re: Steps to create RADIO buttons Ed Gadziemski7-Jun-02 14:45 Ed Gadziemski 7-Jun-02 14:45  And just from the few words in the original question you knew beyond a doubt they did not want to visually group their radiobuttons? I must have missed that part, since in many applications radiobuttons are separated from other components by a group box. Re: Steps to create RADIO buttons Michael Dunn7-Jun-02 14:50 Michael Dunn 7-Jun-02 14:50  Sheesh, read for content. Group boxes have nothing to do with the functionality of radio buttons. Many people think they do, so I was clearing that up. --Mike-- Just released - RightClick-Encrypt - Adds fast & easy file encryption to Explorer Like the Google toolbar? Then check out UltraBar, with more features & customizable search engines! My really out-of-date homepage Sonork-100.10414 AcidHelm Re: Steps to create RADIO buttons Ed Gadziemski7-Jun-02 15:41 Ed Gadziemski 7-Jun-02 15:41  Group boxes have nothing to do with the functionality of radio buttons. They do in Windows Forms under .NET, where they serve as containers, but we don't know anything about this poster's environment except that the question was posted to the VC++ forum, so they are probably looking for an MFC oriented answer. Re: Steps to create RADIO buttons Ed Gadziemski7-Jun-02 16:58 Ed Gadziemski 7-Jun-02 16:58  You only need to set WS_GROUP style on the first button if there is more than one functional group of radio buttons. Otherwise, it is not necessary. CListBox & Grid :: MFC valikac7-Jun-02 10:42 valikac 7-Jun-02 10:42  Hi. Is it possible to add/manipulate a grid feature in a CListBox object in a dialog box? The CListBox object displays without grid by default. Thanks, Kuphryn Re: CListBox & Grid :: MFC Alexandru Savescu7-Jun-02 11:11 Alexandru Savescu 7-Jun-02 11:11  You should try a CListView object. Best regards, Alexandru Savescu Re: CListBox & Grid :: MFC valikac7-Jun-02 11:21 valikac 7-Jun-02 11:21  Okay. Thanks. Kuphryn Re: CListBox & Grid :: MFC valikac7-Jun-02 14:48 valikac 7-Jun-02 14:48  I have used CListView and CListCtrl. The reason I used a CListBox in the dialog box is because I only see a tool to create a listbox in dialog editor. Kuphryn Re: CListBox & Grid :: MFC Alexandru Savescu7-Jun-02 21:32 Alexandru Savescu 7-Jun-02 21:32  Sorry if I misled you. I meant you should use a CListCtrl object for your dialog application. And you can drop it from the Components toolbar onto your dialog editor. Best regards, Alexandru Savescu Re: CListBox & Grid :: MFC valikac8-Jun-02 5:44 valikac 8-Jun-02 5:44  Thanks. I am working on a CListCtrl object. Kuphryn Moving a dialog from one program to another esapp4207-Jun-02 10:08 esapp420 7-Jun-02 10:08  Is it possible to move a dialog from one program to another easily? it seems strange that i cant find a way to export/import dialogs from one project to another.. thanks! I miss the beach! Re: Moving a dialog from one program to another Chris Losinger7-Jun-02 10:12 Chris Losinger 7-Jun-02 10:12  1. copy the .cpp and .h by hand. 2. open the "source" project's .RC file, copy the dialog (Ctrl-C in the resource editor) 3. paste it into th "target" project's resource tree -c Cheap oil. It's worth it! ISEffects - effects for images Re: Moving a dialog from one program to another Prem Kumar7-Jun-02 11:24 Prem Kumar 7-Jun-02 11:24  Hi, In the Project workspace->ClassView, Select the Dialog Class you want to resue and right click and select 'Add to Gallery' The whole Dialog's class and implementation classes will be packaged into one single class and you can insert them into what ever you want by using Projects->Add To Project->Components & Controls And then in Components and Controls Gallery you can you will find your Dialog as a single package. Regards, Prem Re: Moving a dialog from one program to another DarrollWalsh7-Jun-02 15:13 DarrollWalsh 7-Jun-02 15:13  Thanks Prem, All these years and I did everything by hand. I owe you one. Darroll Listview Control Anthony98877-Jun-02 9:20 Anthony9887 7-Jun-02 9:20  I created an applicaion using a Listview control for Chinese Tradional Windows XP. The problem is the chinese characters are not displayed properly in the listview. Any ideas on how to fix this. Thanks Re: Listview Control Michael Dunn7-Jun-02 13:29 Michael Dunn 7-Jun-02 13:29  If the control is in a dialog, edit the .RC file by hand and change the font from "MS Sans Serif" to "MS Shell Dlg". MS Sans Serif is a single-byte font only, and can't show characters. --Mike-- Just released - RightClick-Encrypt - Adds fast & easy file encryption to Explorer Like the Google toolbar? Then check out UltraBar, with more features & customizable search engines! My really out-of-date homepage Sonork-100.10414 AcidHelm

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