Re: Creating Multiple Windows - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Veera Raghavendra10-Jun-05 19:38

10-Jun-05 19:38

hai..

I am automating the word application. I need to retrieve the current line where the cursor is placed. And also if any bullets are present at starting of the line, i need the name of the bullet also.Please let me know.

Thanking you.
Rose | [Rose]

E.Veera Raghavendra.

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problem in tab control

chethu66510-Jun-05 19:29

chethu665

10-Jun-05 19:29

hi thanks for the previous help
i have got one more problem .
passing the tab ctrl b/w two files i am inserting the code for that .
but its working only in the debug mode not in the release mode .
i have checked inserting the message boxs . LeftWnd is the treeView window
And CTestPlanView is another Property Page

Event is OnKeyDown

if (nChar == 9)
{
MessageBox("tab pressed");
CSplitterFrame* pFrm = (CSplitterFrame*)GetParentFrame();
if (Item_Type=="D")
{
MessageBox("Item D is Highlighted");
if(app->m_bValue == false)
{
MessageBox("No items in the list");
CTransducerView *pListView=(CTransducerView *)pFrm->GetRightPane();
pListView->m_PropSheet.SetActivePage(0);
app->m_bTreeTabPressed = true;
pListView->SetFocus();
}
else
{
CTestPlanView *pListView = (CTestPlanView*)pFrm->GetRightPane();
pListView->SetFocus();
}

}
else
{
CView* pListView = NULL;
pListView=pFrm->GetRightPane();
app->m_bTreeTabPressed = true;
pListView->SetFocus();
}

Re: problem in tab control

John R. Shaw10-Jun-05 23:23

John R. Shaw

10-Jun-05 23:23

Enclose your code with HTML pre and /pre tags, that will make it easier for us to read your code. Beyond that, after reformatting you code, it still makes no since.

You're getting pointers to frames and panes (both just pointers to windows), which you're not doing anything with.

Example:

{
    CTransducerView *pListView=(CTransducerView *)pFrm->GetRightPane();
    pListView->m_PropSheet.SetActivePage(0); // set active page
    app->m_bTreeTabPressed = true;
    /*
     * The above assumes that you're app-window knows that you've changed
     * pages; unless the page passes that fact back to the the app-window,
     *  it does not know that.
    */
    pListView->SetFocus();
}

INTP
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Re: problem in tab control

chethu66511-Jun-05 0:02

chethu665

11-Jun-05 0:02

hi GetRightPane is a function i have written to access many window handles depending on the situation. their are 2 panes right and left, both are splitted .i want to pass tab control from left pane to right pane .but its working in debug mode only not in the release mode .i tried it by doing it in PreTranslateMessage also but no use . i couldn't find the reason for this .using the frame i am getting the window handle of the propertypage i need and using pListView I am setting the focus for the page .

CHtmlView problem

zoid ! 10-Jun-05 16:41

zoid !

10-Jun-05 16:41

c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\include\mshtml.h(16768) : error C2367: 'IHTMLControlElement' : redefinition; different uuid specifiers
c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\vc98\include\mshtml.h(16768) : see declaration of 'IHTMLControlElement'

Hi,

Whenever I try to compile any project that uses CHtmlView I get the abover error. Any ideas how to fix this.. I took a quick look through the headers and couldn't find another definition of IHTMLControlElement? The error points to the line interface DECLSPEC_UUID("04598fc6-866c-11cf-ab7c-00aa00c08fcf") in mshtml.h

<br />
EXTERN_C const IID IID_IHTMLControlElement;<br />
<br />
#if defined(__cplusplus) && !defined(CINTERFACE)<br />
    <br />
    interface DECLSPEC_UUID("04598fc6-866c-11cf-ab7c-00aa00c08fcf")<br />
	IHTMLControlElement : public IDispatch<br />
    {<br />
    public:

I am using VC6 SP6. This my first time working with CHtmlView and IWebBrowser2 classes and I can't even compile a sample Cry | :((

Creating Multiple Windows

Anonymous10-Jun-05 16:10

Anonymous

10-Jun-05 16:10

Can anyone please tell me how to create multiple windows that show up on the screen at the same time, and also if there is any libraries that support .gif within a window, if so, please point me in the right direction... thank you

Re: Creating Multiple Windows

John R. Shaw10-Jun-05 19:39

John R. Shaw

10-Jun-05 19:39

I've not done multple seperate windows on the screen (under windows), but it should not be difficult (a window is a window). As for .gif support, well GDI+ probably supports that (SDK @ microsoft.com) and there are articles at CP that will direct you in the correct direction (namely CxImage).

Notes:
1) There are several aticles on GDI+ at CP.
2) Multple seperate windows: Child windows that are not resticted to diplaying inside the main application window.
3) You can probably create a non-child window by simply creating a window with the parent window set to NULL.

Any-way, just some thoughts off the top of my head.

I dought any of that helps but good luck, any-way.

INTP
"The more help VB provides VB programmers, the more miserable your life as a C++ programmer becomes."
Andrew W. Troelsen

Re: Creating Multiple Windows

shatterstar645710-Jun-05 22:31

shatterstar6457

10-Jun-05 22:31

Okay, but would i have to create an array of HINSTANCE object variables or an array of HWND object variables, by the way, the win32 API is being used to do this, as for the GDI+ thingamajig, where can i download the sdk?

variable spin control range

10-Jun-05 15:03

how to make spin control range can be change by user??? Confused | :confused:

for example:

a dialog box application with spin cotrol an static text for info the value of spin control. spin control range is 0 to 50. then user click a button to open a dialog box, then enter a value ... expl 60, then click OK, now spin control range is from 0 to 60. Cry | :((

for simple
m_abc.SetRange( x, y) <-- how to make x and y variable?? D'Oh! | :doh:

Re: variable spin control range

C^hris L^osinger10-Jun-05 15:40

C^hris L^osinger

10-Jun-05 15:40

CSpinButtonCtrl::SetRange

Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker

WinHTTP & attachments

Ed K10-Jun-05 10:16

Ed K

10-Jun-05 10:16

Anyone know how to send an attachment with WinHTTP?

ed

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Re: WinHTTP & attachments

ThatsAlok10-Jun-05 19:34

ThatsAlok

10-Jun-05 19:34

Ed K wrote:
Anyone know how to send an attachment with WinHTTP?

Use POST method to send Attachment!

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cheers,
Alok Gupta

Re: WinHTTP & attachments

ThatsAlok10-Jun-05 20:37

ThatsAlok

10-Jun-05 20:37

Ed K wrote:
Anyone know how to send an attachment with WinHTTP?

Have Look at this article, it POST file using WinHTTP
http://www.codeproject.com/internet/w3client.asp[^]

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cheers,
Alok Gupta

COM Question

Jamie Nordmeyer10-Jun-05 9:18

Jamie Nordmeyer

10-Jun-05 9:18

How can I create an instance of a remote COM object if I only know the Application ID of the object and the server it exists on. In other words, how would I go about doing something similar to the VB command:

<br />
Dim O As Object<br />
Set O = CreateObject("App.Object", "REMOTE_SERVER")<br />

Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Taekwondo Yi (2nd) Dan
Portland, Oregon, USA

Re: COM Question

David Crow10-Jun-05 10:25

David Crow

10-Jun-05 10:25

I'm thinking this falls under DCOM or Remote Automation.

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Re: COM Question

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz10-Jun-05 10:26

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

10-Jun-05 10:26

Look into the function CoCreateInstanceEx. It has a serverInfo parameter (of type COSERVERINFO)

Re: COM Question

Jamie Nordmeyer10-Jun-05 12:12

Jamie Nordmeyer

10-Jun-05 12:12

Yeah, I happened across that one. Any idea where I might find a good example of calling it? I've been programming C# for so long now that my COM programming has gotten EXTREMELY rusty... Blush | :O

Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Taekwondo Yi (2nd) Dan
Portland, Oregon, USA

Re: COM Question

David Crow11-Jun-05 6:32

David Crow

11-Jun-05 6:32

Jamie Nordmeyer wrote:
Any idea where I might find a good example of calling it?

Try:

http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?qu=CoCreateInstanceEx&View=msdn&st=b&c=0&s=1&swc=0[^]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=CoCreateInstanceEx&btnG=Google+Search[^]

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Re: COM Question

Jamie Nordmeyer11-Jun-05 11:04

Jamie Nordmeyer

11-Jun-05 11:04

I tried those before I posted here, but really couldn't find any good examples, thus my post here...

Kyosa Jamie Nordmeyer - Taekwondo Yi (2nd) Dan
Portland, Oregon, USA

Re: COM Question

David Crow12-Jun-05 16:40

David Crow

12-Jun-05 16:40

http://www.microsoft.com/msj/1198/com/com1198.aspx[^]

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Window docking

florinduroiu10-Jun-05 8:26

florinduroiu

10-Jun-05 8:26

Hi,
I am trying to make a CDialog dock to the desktop. I want to have actually the same behaviour as MirandaIM/trillian when one moves the dialog to one of the sides of the desktop (the dialog extends to occupy the vertical desktop space, all other windows and icons on the desktop will move to clear that area).

If you have any idea how it's done, please enlighten me Wink | ;)

Thanks,
florin

Re: Window docking

PJ Arends10-Jun-05 9:36

PJ Arends

10-Jun-05 9:36

Sounds like a desk band.

http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?qu=desk+band&View=msdn&st=b&c=0&s=1&swc=0[^]

Re: Window docking

florinduroiu10-Jun-05 14:44

florinduroiu

10-Jun-05 14:44

Actually I don't to make the dialog part of the taskbar, just the ability to "stick" it to the desktop side and extend it to ocupy that side of the desktop.

Re: Window docking

Ravi Bhavnani10-Jun-05 17:27

Ravi Bhavnani

10-Jun-05 17:27

See WM_MOVING - write a handler for this message to force the window to any location on the desktop.

/ravi

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2D ActiveX Control Operation

jerry1211a10-Jun-05 8:20

jerry1211a

10-Jun-05 8:20

Hello,

I have been looking at a 2D ActiveX Control that was posted some time ago as part of this forum. Link should be below. I want to have a good understand of just how the code for the control operates. Can anyone give me a brief overview of how code works, etc? Apparently all the code is downloadable...so maybe I can step through some of the code in debug mode.

http://www.codeproject.com/miscctrl/ntgraph_activex.asp

Thanks.
Smile | :)

Jerry

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