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Re: How to get an item by its text in a tree view?

8-May-07 9:42

With TVM_GETITEM, you can get several items of information about the items, including the text.
Check out the TVITEM struct and the TVITEM.mask (TVIF_TEXT), TVITEM.pszText, and
TVITEM.cchTextMax members.

I believe you'll need to use TVM_GETNEXTITEM (with TVGN_ROOT, TCGN_NEXT, etc) to traverse the
tree getting the handles to pass to TVM_GETITEM.

Mark

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KellyR8-May-07 10:03

KellyR

8-May-07 10:03

Okies, I didn't realize I could use TVM_GETNEXTITEM to get the root tree item. Thanks a lot, this should work perfectly.

Convert CString tou double (not always...)

johnny__XP8-May-07 9:04

johnny__XP

8-May-07 9:04

Hello there. I hope you have a solution to my question, because is blowing my mind. I have a rich edit control and i'm getting the input to a CString using GetWindowText. Now i want to convert the string to double. I' m using atof(), but that's not my case... Frown | :(

The value in the rich edit represents a number between 0 and 20. If i write "Hello" in the rich edit or "12.h", atof() still converts it to double, but differently the user didn't type something between 0 and 20. Even more didn't type a number at all. Is there any way to do this?

Re: Convert CString tou double (not always...)

Hans Dietrich8-May-07 9:23

Hans Dietrich

8-May-07 9:23

This is what MSDN says about atof: The function stops reading the input string at the first character that it cannot recognize as part of a number.

So its up to you to scan the string for non-numeric characters before calling atof. You could use ES_NUMBER on the rich edit control, if you only wanted the user to enter numbers - in that case a simple edit control would work.

Best wishes,
Hans

Re: Convert CString tou double (not always...)

ThatsAlok8-May-07 21:15

ThatsAlok

8-May-07 21:15

johnny__XP wrote:
but differently the user didn't type something between 0 and 20. Even more didn't type a number at all. Is there any way to do this?

better use _tcstod

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Re: Convert CString tou double (not always...)

ThatsAlok16-May-07 20:26

ThatsAlok

16-May-07 20:26

always use _strtod

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Main Arguments

TheDelChop8-May-07 8:51

TheDelChop

8-May-07 8:51

Hi guys,

I am writing a simple program that the user would like to be able to run from the command prompt. I am wondering how I pass that infromation into the main of my program. For example, if you wish to run Windows explorer from the command line you pass the command "explorer". This will launch Windows explorer and default to showing C:\. However, you can also call explorer and have it open a specific directory "explorer C:\Test\MyTest".

My question is this:

Is the second part of that simply passed as the argument to main? For example if I wanted my program to specify a string, could I have my main function accept a const char *?

I.E. void main(const char *inputString) ?

where inputString would be whatever it is that I have passed immediately after my *.exe name?

so the total call would be something like:

C:\> stringParser This Is My Test

which would hopefully pass a pointer to "This is My Test" into my main argument.

Thanks,

Joe

Mark Salsbery8-May-07 9:30

8-May-07 9:30

In Visual C++, you can use the version of _tmain that has command line argument parameters:

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])

See main: Program Startup[^]

Mark

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toxcct8-May-07 13:37

toxcct

8-May-07 13:37

Mark Salsbery wrote:
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])

strange from microsoft that argv is not an array of const TCHAR* Hmmm | :|

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Mark Salsbery8-May-07 13:45

8-May-07 13:45

toxcct wrote:
strange from microsoft that argv is not an array of const TCHAR*

Yeah. I guess it stays consistent with the old days of C Smile | :)

There's no const in any of the prototype variations.

Beats me!

Mark

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C#.net to C++ (simple code conversion) ?

ThatsAlok16-May-07 20:26

ThatsAlok

16-May-07 20:26

if you somehow graduate to windows programming you can use GetCommandline api to reterive the command line

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Software_Specialist8-May-07 8:39

Software_Specialist

8-May-07 8:39

Hi all,

Can any one convert this simple piece of code from C#.NET to C++(general). I am getting error while performing this. I guess i am going wrong somewhere.

private String GetFileName(String filter){
OpenFileDialog dlg = new OpenFileDialog();
dlg.Multiselect = false;
if(filter.Length > 0){ dlg.Filter = filter; }

if( dlg.ShowDialog(this) != DialogResult.Cancel){
return dlg.FileName;
}else{
return null;
}
}

private void btnImageFile_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {
String fileName = GetFileName("Bitmaps (*.bmp)|*.bmp|Tagged Image File Format(*.tif)|*.tif|PNG-24(*.png)|*.png");
if(fileName != null){
txtImageFile.Text = fileName;
SetImage(fileName);
}

Thanks a lot

Hamid_RT8-May-07 9:02

Hamid_RT

8-May-07 9:02

Do you want to show a dialog to user for select an image file(not multiselect because its false on your code) and draw it? You can write this code with CFileDialog

WhiteSky

Software_Specialist8-May-07 9:09

Software_Specialist

8-May-07 9:09

okay
well i can open a dialog box and select file by

OpenPictureDialog1->Title= "Open File: ";
if (OpenPictureDialog1->Execute())
bmpFileEdit->Text=OpenPictureDialog1->FileName;
return;

But i want that it should not select any file other than .bmp, .tif and .png.
So you mean i can do this via CFileDialog. Okay ill look for it, if i get any clue how to do it with this.

Thanks

Hamid_RT8-May-07 9:21

Hamid_RT

8-May-07 9:21

I dont have any compiler now(but I have 3dmax program now Wink | ;)

) but try to compile this code and see what happens?(it shows only txt files

CFileDialog m_Open_Dialog(1,0,0,OFN_EXPLORER ,"Text Files (*.txt)|*.txt||",0);

and also instead use of

//if( dlg.ShowDialog(this) != DialogResult.Cancel)

use of

if(m_Open_Dialog.DoModal() == IDOK)

-----------------------------------------------
It seems previous code show a dialog to user to select image files and show filename on the a labeltext maybe and send filename to a function.

WhiteSky

Mark Salsbery8-May-07 9:22

8-May-07 9:22

Something like this maybe (I've used no MFC and no STL/MFC/ATL string classes)...

bool GetFileName(LPTSTR pszBuffer, DWORD dwBufferSize, LPCTSTR pszFilter)
{
   OPENFILENAME ofn;
   memset(&ofn, 0, sizeof(OPENFILENAME));
   ofn.lStructSize = sizeof(OPENFILENAME);
   ofn.lpstrFilter = pszFilter;
   ofn.lpstrFile = pszBuffer;
   ofn.nMaxFile = dwBufferSize;
   // Remove the following flag for a non-explorer-style dialog
   //  and/or adjust flags for desired functionality (see OPENFILENAME struct in SDK)
   ofn.Flags = OFN_EXPLORER;
   // Add the following flag to hide the "places bar"
   //ofn.FlagsEx = OFN_EX_NOPLACESBAR;
 
   return 0 != ::GetOpenFileName(&ofn);
}
 
...
 
   TCHAR szFileName[MAX_PATH] = _T("");
 
   if (GetFileName(szFileName, MAX_PATH, _T("Bitmaps (*.bmp)\0*.bmp\0Tagged Image File Format(*.tif)\0*.tif\0PNG-24(*.png)\0*.png\0\0")))
   {
      // szFileName contains the pathname to the selected file
      // Do something with it here
   }
   else
   {
      // User cancelled dialog
   }

Mark

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Software_Specialist8-May-07 10:09

Software_Specialist

8-May-07 10:09

Hi thanks a lot
But i think simple use of filter could solve this out. Well what i did now is

<br />
OpenPictureDialog1->Title= "Open File: ";<br />
OpenPictureDialog1->Filter = "Bitmap files (*.bmp)|*.BMP";<br />
if (OpenPictureDialog1->Execute())<br />
bmpFileEdit->Text=OpenPictureDialog1->FileName;<br />
return;

So this gives me only bitmap file to select. So its fine the only thing now left is function
SetImage(fileName) function i.e.

<br />
private void SetImage(String fileName){<br />
picImage.Image = new Bitmap(fileName);<br />
<br />
btnHide.Enabled = btnExtract.Enabled = true;<br />
btnSaveBitmap.Enabled = false;<br />
			<br />
int index = fileName.LastIndexOf("\\")+1;<br />
if(index > 0){ fileName = fileName.Substring(index); }<br />
grpPicture.Text = "Carrier Bitmap ("+fileName+")";<br />
}

Ill try to convert this aswell. Well and yeh i said General C++ i meant no VC++. As i am using Borland. So it doesnt support the option you gave.

Can any one give me any tips as i have got this VC++ pure win32 application and C#.net application n i want to convert it to General Borland C++. I know i have to do it manually but still any good pts i should follow.

Thanks a lot for your time...
SS

Mark Salsbery8-May-07 10:37