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I think this will depend a lot of how your map is implemented. You know, if I had to respond to your question like it is asked, the response is simple: it's the straigh line !! But I suppose it's not the solution you want to hear isn't it  ? So try to be a little bit more precise...
You can also look for the A* pathfinding algorithm (a google search gave me these links[^]
Maybe it will be helpfull...
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first of all, i am using dos
second , there a lot of points, there r different distance bewteen 2 points, and i need a function 2 calculate the shortest path bewteen 2 given points
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THX FOR THE HELP!!!!!!!;);););););););););)
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BY THE WAY, DO U HAVE THE SOURCE CODE FOR C OR C++, THX
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I have implemented this algorithm but for a specific application (a game in fact). But I was using hexagonal cells and the distance between two 'cells' was always 1 in my case.
So I think your implementation will be very different... But I can send you what I've done if you want to have an example... I don't have it here so I will send it to you when I'm back home. Just give me your e-mail adress.
Also, there are plenty of examples on the web and I think once I saw an example that was describing exactly the scheme you are asking for: the distance between two points is not equidistant (and there you'll have to play with the weight of the path between the two points).
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THX, MY EMAIL IS zhuangfanyin@hotmail.com
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u might want to take a look at dijkstra's algorithm. google it and take the first link.
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Hello,
How to set text vertically in a Microsoft FlexGrid cell?
TIA,
Regards,
Jahfer V P
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I'm trying to programmatically adjust the playback volume of media files. Let's say u simultaneously play two .mpg files, one file plays at a very low volume, and the other plays at a very high volume.
does anyone know how the playback could be adjusted to 'equalize' the playback volume? without adjusting the device_volume, of course...
(currently using directshow, but any solution is welcome)
thanks 
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Hello. When i use .Net Framework 1.1 and i add any key event in text box. In program while i press ENTER, i hear a sound. Hod do i disable sound or override it?
I Use c++ and .NET Framework 1.1.4322
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I have found a workaround. In keyPress event there should be e->Handled = true;, note that it can block all keys when active, so you must add at the end
if (e->KeyChar == 13)
{
e->Handled = true;
}
I also notice that this post shoud be in .NET Framework or in managec c++ catagory
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I can’t open a workspace in VC Project by Windows Visual Studio .NET .
When I open project, .NET shows “the project is version 7.1, you can only open version 7.0”.
What needs to be done in this regard.
laiju
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Hello guys,
Requirement:My Application should work with any baudrate starting from 01- 256k ideally and i need to implement for 76800 baud with out fail.
Constraint:We are able configure the bauds from 0 - 9600 (all the numbers), 10400,14400,19200,38400,56000,57600,etc..... when i give different baudrate from the above list, the error comes is Invalid Parameter.
Question: Is there any work around to overcome this constraint.It's really urgent.
can someone through light on this.????
Thanks in advance.
Adi
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Hi All
I need to store upto 3000 characters of text in a variable
CString is not quite big enough.
Can any one offer any aletrnative solution ? or a way i could
hold that much info in a single var
thanks
si
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You're doing something wrong. A CString can hold up to 2 billion characters.
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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
You're doing something wrong. A CString can hold up to MAX_INT (2 billion) characters.
any idea what then ? all i am doing in copying the text from an edit control
to a CString, but it doesnt copy all the text from the edit control
ta
si
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Write exactly what you are doing, it will be easier to tell you whats wrong when i look at the code
m0n0
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Giorgi Moniava wrote:
Write exactly what you are doing, it will be easier to tell you whats wrong when i look at the code
in the header its just
CString m_str;
in the.cpp
in the constructor
its m_str(_T(""))
in the data exchange its
DDX_Text(pDX, IDC_ESTR, m_str);
then when OnOK is called i just do an UpdateData to capture the text, but it doesnt capture all of it
thanks
si
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do you use a DDV() operation on your editbox ?
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toxcct wrote:
do you use a DDV() operation on your editbox ?
No, but i have added
DDV_MaxChars(pDX, m_str, 20000);
but all that will do it put a limit on what they can enter into the editbox
any ideas ???
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si_69 wrote:
...but it doesnt capture all of it
So how do you know that all of the data from the edit control is not being transfered? Have you considered just using the edit control's GetWindowText() method instead? Used incorrectly, UpdateData() can hinder more than it helps.
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"then when OnOK is called i just do an UpdateData to capture the text, but it doesnt capture all of it " -- before this all seem to be ok, but here ??
I also entered now in edit box about 4000 symbols, without marking in edit box ("Multiline", and such things), and it worked well ???
Try adding to your editbox CEdit value , and then get text with GetWindowText() function maybe it can help??
anyway i can't understand what kind of problem you have
m0n0
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si_69 wrote:
I need to store upto 3000 characters of text in a variable
CString is not quite big enough.
CString is big enough and in fact a lot lot bigger than enough. It's got a 2 GB character limit.
Nish
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si_69 wrote:
CString is not quite big enough.
A better question is how do you know that the CString isn't getting all of the text? The problem may not be the CString, but how you are viewing the result.
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural
stupidity.
Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level where they are an expert.
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