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CLASS  .
Exporting Function from C++ DLL is easy but for exporting CLASS you have to create COM DLL,as i think soo.
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is there any way to append a CString [] to another CString [], can anybody help me?
thanks to all.
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CString behaves much like a normal C++ string, hence
you can use:
CString strHello = "Hello";
CString strThere = " There";
CString strAppend = strHello + strThere;
Is that what you had in mind?
Cheers,
David
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how can i validate date input from user, i accepts that date in to a CEdit derived control, i want to check whether the user enter the in right format or not ( my required format is DD/MM/YY). any idea ?
Thanks in advance
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Use CDateTimeCtrl. It can be validated.
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Doing it "old school", you can use a call to sscanf(...), which was designed for scanning a formatted string. For example, if you would build a string using printf(...) with a format string of "%02d/%02d/%02d", you would scan that string back with that same format string, and check the return value of sscanf(...) to make sure you scanned out three tokens/values.
That would help you verify the format, but not the data... For example, scanning "99/88/77" would be successful, even though it is an invalid date.
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A nice article on codeproject site, "editable date time control", using date time edit control and programmer is validating the date based on format, if you check his code, you may get idea about date validation from edit control.
Anand
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I am having an issue with malloc on Win2000 and WinXPPro. I am trying to repeat a real world scenario here. I have a loop that keeps calling malloc until it fails (use all virtual address space).
1) malloc 1100 rand() size blocks between 0 and 32 bytes.
2) malloc nSize block
3) malloc another nSize block
4) free 2)
5) repeat from 1 until any malloc fails
6) free all allocated memory
After process creation if use nSize>520184, this will continually use all virtual space until use nSize<=520184. Now use nSize>520184 will allocate 1-25 blocks then malloc fails. I can continually use nSize<=520184 and use all address space.
Basically once I have filled the address space with blocks <=520184 I can no longer use blocks >520184.
Anyone got any thoughts
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Maybe you can refer to the intersting article about the allocations in MSDN:
Search "globalalloc" then rubrik "Allocations memory; the old-fashionned way"
Hope this will help you.
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It sounds like your allocation pattern is causing heap fragmentation. I'm not sure whether Windows 2000 or XP automatically coalesce adjacent free blocks, or whether they leave those blocks as separate blocks. I suspect that if the code from the VC6 runtime library was used or adapted, they only join the block being freed with the next block if that is also free.
You can force a full coalesce of the heap by calling _heapmin. The documentation currently states that it's only supported by Windows NT but my reading of the source indicates it should also work on 2000, XP and 2003. Under the covers this function calls HeapCompact.
One strategy to prevent the fragmentation in the first place is to allocate different size blocks, or blocks with different lifetimes, from different heaps. You can create your own heap using HeapCreate.
The heap code is really meant for small variable-size blocks. If you're creating 512KB buffers, you might be better off calling VirtualAlloc directly.
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Thanks for your thoughts. Different size blocks or different heaps is not applicable here. I have modified the loop to use malloc for small blocks and VirtualAlloc for the big blocks. This gives me more stability and memory usage. But, there is always one, this code is ANSI C only, so no access to VirtualAlloc.
If it is fragmenting memory then should this not be a gradual degredation? NOT as stated, use <=520184 and immedialty you cannot alloc more? There is something odd happending in the MS implemenation of a VMM!
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I'm curious, why do you need to allocate so much memory from the heap, to the point where you exhaust it?
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How to set the modified time of a file as the current time?I used setFileTime()but have confusions.Can anyone give idea with exmple.Thanks in advance.
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CEdit in multi-line style has two length limit, one is max text limit, which can use SetTextLimit() to solve, another is line length limit(about 1024), Does any one know how to solve it?
I search for a long time, but cannot find the solution.
Is there possible to simply solve it?
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fangzj wrote:
Does any one know how to solve it?
Solve what? Are you wanting the text limit increased, or the line length increased? Have you considered CRichEditCtrl?
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Thanks for your advise. But I just want to know it is possible to change the line length limit of a CEdit control in multi-line style. I donot want to use CRichEditCtrl or write my own control in my sample project.
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fangzj wrote:
But I just want to know it is possible to change the line length limit of a CEdit control in multi-line style.
How are you verifying that each line of a multiline edit control is limited to 1024 characters?
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That is a very clear process:
In a dialog, put an edit control, tick multiline, horizontal scroll and auto hscroll options.
Then run the dialog app, in the edit control when you enter any character, in my test with '-', the line wraps another line if total number is great than 1024.
In fact, in any CEdit or CEditView app, like windows notepad.exe, the line wraps another line if total number is great than 1024.
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That limit is apparently imposed by the Edit window class. Testing shows that the RICHEDIT window class does not share the same limitation. Would there be a fundamental reason to therefore not use CRichEditCtrl?
"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow
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I decide to write my own edit control from CWnd.
Ask this question, I just want to make clear that the Edit window class doe s have this limit. Microsoft should write it in the document, or update in the new version release.
Any way, Thanks!
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fangzj wrote:
Ask this question...
What question?
fangzj wrote:
I just want to make clear that the Edit window class doe s have this limit.
Thanks for agreeing with me.
fangzj wrote:
Microsoft should write it in the document...
Agreed.
fangzj wrote:
...or update in the new version release.
Since it is not a bug, what's to update, especially since there is a work around (i.e., use the rich edit control)?
"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow
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hii..
how can i get the id's of resources of an exe ...
i want to pass the id's to the Find Resource function..
regards,
kedar.
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I guess ResHacker will od the job:
www.users.on.net/johnson/resourcehacker[^]
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