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Re: Increasing/Decreasing text size of a shown html

26-Aug-05 9:14

babyspidy wrote:
I'm a beginner programmer and try to make a simple web browser using C++/MFC.

So have you see the CHtmlView class?

babyspidy wrote:
I'd like to do the control on VIEW menu (Text Size) to be changed same as in IE.

I'm not exactly sure what this means?

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babyspidy27-Aug-05 15:33

Re: Increasing/Decreasing text size of a shown html

27-Aug-05 15:33

Thanks for the reply.
I have seen the CHtmlView class but not quite familiar how it works.

For the View menu found in IE menubar, there's a Text Size option which you can select Largest, Large, Medium, Small, and Smallest for the user to increase/decrease the text size. I want to do this function in my project but I don't know how I will put a function on it.

In my ****View.cpp, I put

ON_COMMAND(IDR_VIEW_LARGEST, .....)
ON_COMMAND(IDR_VIEW_LARGE, .....)
ON_COMMAND(IDR_VIEW_MEDIUM, .....)
ON_COMMAND(IDR_VIEW_SMALL, .....)
ON_COMMAND(IDR_VIEW_SMALLEST, .....)
...

but I don't know how I will implement the function for it. I hope someone knows how to handle those commands..

Thanks again and best regards.

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Jose Lamas Rios27-Aug-05 18:45

Jose Lamas Rios

27-Aug-05 18:45

If you are using CHtmlView, to obtain the current setting, try this:

/* Assuming the following is in a member function of
   a class derived from CHtmlView
 */
VARIANT var;
ExecWB(OLECMDID_ZOOM, OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER, NULL, &var);
// var.vt should equal VT_I4
// var.lVal should contain 0 (smallest) to 4 (largest)

To set a given size, try this:

/* Assuming the following is in a member function of
   a class derived from CHtmlView
 */
VARIANT var;
var.vt = VT_I4;
var.lVal = 1; // 1 means small
ExecWB(OLECMDID_ZOOM, OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER, &var, NULL);

Hope that helps,

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Re: Increasing/Decreasing text size of a shown html

babyspidy28-Aug-05 7:39

Re: Increasing/Decreasing text size of a shown html

28-Aug-05 7:39

Thanks for the quick response.

Where I will set the code above.

From MESSAGE_MAP, I made this:

ON_COMMAND(ID_VIEW_LARGEST, CHtmlView::OnViewLargest)
.
.
.

then, I made a function for that using the line you gave and it goes like this.

void CHtmlView::OnViewLargest()
{
/* Assuming the following is in a member function of
a class derived from CHtmlView
*/
VARIANT var;
var.vt = VT_I4;
var.lVal = 4; // 1 means small
ExecWB(OLECMDID_ZOOM, OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER, &var, NULL);

}
and so on...

Is this correct?

Sorry for being an ignorant with this matter. I am really a beginner in VC++/MFC Programmer. I hope I can overcome this.
Thanks for your patience guys and for giving some time of yours with this matter. It really helps a lot to me.

With great power comes a great responsibility.

Jose Lamas Rios28-Aug-05 8:53

Jose Lamas Rios

28-Aug-05 8:53

You are using a view class derived from CHtmlView, right? Then, assuming your class is named CYourView and derived from CHtmlView, the lines in red are what you'd need to add:

//////////////////////////////////////
// In YourView.h
 
class CYourView : public CHtmlView
{
   .
   .
   .
   //{{AFX_MSG(CYourView)
   <code>afx_msg void OnViewLargest();</code>
   .
   .
   .
   //}}AFX_MSG
   DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()
};

//////////////////////////////////////
// In YourView.cpp
 
BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CYourView, CHtmlView)
   //{{AFX_MSG_MAP(CYourView)
   <code>ON_COMMAND(ID_VIEW_LARGEST, OnViewLargest)</code>
   .
   .
   .
   //}}AFX_MSG_MAP
END_MESSAGE_MAP()
 
.
.
.
<code>void CYourView::OnViewLargest()
{
   VARIANT var;
   var.vt = VT_I4;
   var.lVal = 4; // 1 means small
   ExecWB(OLECMDID_ZOOM, OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER, &var, NULL);
}</code>

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Re: Increasing/Decreasing text size of a shown html

babyspidy28-Aug-05 15:53

Re: Increasing/Decreasing text size of a shown html

28-Aug-05 15:53

Thank you very much Mr. Jose Lamas.
It works now for me.
One more thing, when I click the Small option from the View Menubar, Medium option remains checked. The checked option should be change to Small. The check always remain on Medium option, it never change to the selected Size option.

How can I do that?

Thanks again and I really appreciated your help a lot.

With great power comes a great responsibility.

-- modified at 22:05 Sunday 28th August, 2005

Jose Lamas Rios29-Aug-05 7:30

Jose Lamas Rios

29-Aug-05 7:30

You need to add ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI entries with a handler for each of the options. In each handler, you can call SetRadio on the CCmdUI parameter you receive. The value for SetRadio is TRUE when the current selection (obtained as shown in previous posts) matches the value that correspond to the menu entry for which you are handling the update command message.

For example:

// In the class declaration
   afx_msg void OnUpdateViewTextSize(CCmdUI* pCmdUI);

// In the message map
   ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_VIEW_SMALLEST, OnUpdateViewTextSize)
   ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_VIEW_SMALL, OnUpdateViewTextSize)
   ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_VIEW_MEDIUM, OnUpdateViewTextSize)
   ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_VIEW_LARGE, OnUpdateViewTextSize)
   ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_VIEW_LARGEST, OnUpdateViewTextSize)

// After the message map
long GetTextSizeFromMenuID(UINT nId)
{
   /*
   If the menu IDs are consecutive and in the
   appropriate order, you can simply do
 
   return nId - ID_VIEW_SMALLEST;
 
   Otherwise...
   */
 
   long lVal = 2;
   switch (nId)
   {
     default:
        ASSERT(FALSE);
        break;
     case ID_VIEW_SMALLEST:
        lVal = 0;
        break;
     case ID_VIEW_SMALL:
        lVal = 1;
        break;
     case ID_VIEW_MEDIUM:
        lVal = 2;
        break;
     case ID_VIEW_LARGE:
        lVal = 3;
        break;
     case ID_VIEW_LARGEST:
        lVal = 4;
        break;
   }
   return lVal;
}
 
void CYourView::OnUpdateViewTextSize(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)
{
   long lSize = GetTextSizeFromMenuID(pCmdUI->m_nID);
 
   VARIANT var;
   ExecWB(OLECMDID_ZOOM, OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER, NULL, &var);
   pCmdUI->SetRadio(var.vt == VT_I4 && var.lVal == lSize);
}

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Re: Increasing/Decreasing text size of a shown html

babyspidy29-Aug-05 14:12

MCI Commands and AVI Video files; help needed...

29-Aug-05 14:12

Thank you very much Mr. Jose Lamas Rios.

I made it now. It really helps me a lot. I can now continue my project. I really appreciated your help here.

By the way, I would like to ask, is there's a way of showing a html that is within the resources but its not declared in .rc. I have read some forum regarding on CHtmlView using LoadFromResource command but it is necessary that all html files in res should be declared in .rc file. And for using Navigate command, the path or directory of the html file is required. If I used the resource path, still it needs to be declared in .rc. Is it possible to view the html file that is not declared in .rc?

Thanks again and best regards. More power to you Mr. Jose Lamas Rios. You're the man! More blessings for you.

With great power comes a great responsibility.

Bryan Anslow26-Aug-05 7:16

Bryan Anslow

26-Aug-05 7:16

Hi,

I am trying to put together a Video Clip organizer for all of my captured AVI file clips.

I need to be able to get it to play the clip so that I can see what it was in order to catalog it, so I went for the "simplest" method using MCIWndCreate() and MCIWndPlay() etc...

Unfortunately when I try this, I get a message; "Video not available: Cannot find 'vids:dvsd' decompressor."

But if I just click the clip in explorer, it plays OK in Windows Media Player (v10)....

I am using Visual Studio.net 2003 on WinXP Professional.

At the same time I am using some AVIFile functions within the program to access various stream information from the file; if this is relevant in any way.

Anyone have any idea why this is happenning, and how to fix it, or is there a better way to get the clip to play?

Thanks,

Bryan.

Re: MCI Commands and AVI Video files; help needed...

Bryan Anslow26-Aug-05 12:23

Bryan Anslow

26-Aug-05 12:23

OK, I didn't have a dvds codec installed on my development machine.

Just installed a frre one and all is well now.

Bryan.

Mixed language dll

Kash26-Aug-05 6:20

Kash

26-Aug-05 6:20

I am trying to call a Fortran dll in my c++ code.

The fortran bit is as follows:

<br />
subroutine swap(x,y,z)<br />
real , intent(inout) :: x<br />
real , intent(inout) :: y<br />
real , intent(out) :: z<br />
real :: t<br />
!<br />
!DEC$ATTRIBUTES dllexport :: swap<br />
!DEC$ATTRIBUTES DEFAULT, DECORATE, ALIAS: 'swap' :: swap<br />
!<br />
t=x<br />
x=y<br />
y=t<br />
z=1.23<br />
end subroutine swap<br />
<\code><br />
<br />
The C++ calling code is:<br />
<br />
<code><br />
#include <iostream><br />
using namespace std;<br />
extern "C" __declspec(dllimport)void swap(double &x, double &y,double &z);<br />
int main() <br />
{<br />
	double x,y,z;<br />
	x	= 10;<br />
	y	= 999;<br />
	swap(x,y,z);<br />
	cout<<x<<"\t"<<y<<"\t"<<z<<endl;<br />
 return="" 0;<br />
}<br />
<\code=""><br />
<br />
There are some problems however. x and y are not swapped but they do display their original values on the console. And z has not been assigned a value. I think it's a problem with the C++ bit but I could be wrong. The good thing is that it compiles and executes.<br />
I will eventually try and do this in C# but one step at a time ;)<br />
<br />
Kash

Re: Mixed language dll

David Crow26-Aug-05 6:50

26-Aug-05 6:50

Kash wrote:
extern "C" __declspec(dllimport)void swap(double &x, double &y,double &z);

Does Fortran support references? What happens if you change this to:

extern "C" __declspec(dllimport)void swap(double *x, double *y,double *z);
...
swap(&x, &y, &z);

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Re: Mixed language dll

Tim Smith26-Aug-05 11:14

Tim Smith

26-Aug-05 11:14

If that version of Fortran supports pointers, then it probably can support references indirectly. After all, under the hood, a reference is just a pointer without the dereferencing symantics.

Tim Smith

I'm going to patent thought. I have yet to see any prior art.

CMenu selected

picazo26-Aug-05 6:08

26-Aug-05 6:08

Hello all,

Could anyone tell me how to obtain the index of the selected item from a CMenu control?

The reason I want it is so that I can call CMenu::GetMenuString(int index,...); My goal is really to obtain the text of the selection. If anyone knows an easier way, I'd be happy to learn it.

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Roger Allen26-Aug-05 6:11

Roger Allen

26-Aug-05 6:11

As the menu selection chnages you receive WM_MENUSELECT messages. You can use this with the command ID to get what you need, unless you need it after the selection has completed and the menu been dismissed.

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picazo26-Aug-05 6:24

26-Aug-05 6:24

The menu is actually a popup menu... View/Doc... can I still use this message?

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Roger Allen26-Aug-05 6:51

Roger Allen

26-Aug-05 6:51

Yes, but you have to map it in the window that owns the menu (the HWND or CWnd parameter passed to TrackPopupMenu)

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David Crow26-Aug-05 6:11

26-Aug-05 6:11

Can't you infer the text from the handler function that will get called? In other words, if your menu had "Open", "Close", and "Delete" options, you'd have a handler function for each. In each function you'd know what the text was that got you to that point? Does that make sense, or am I way off?

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picazo26-Aug-05 6:19

26-Aug-05 6:19

The menu is actually a popup menu for an xml generator/editor/validator that i am creating. when you right click on an element, it will popup the menu, which will be populated dynamically with and insert option for every possibly child element (uses a dtd file to determine this at the beginning). However, since this works for any DTD file, the insert event for any element will be handled by the same function. Therefore, I need to get the text, to know which element I will be adding.

I hope this is clear... let me know if it isn't.

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David Crow26-Aug-05 6:40

26-Aug-05 6:40

picazo wrote:
...when you right click on an element, it will popup the menu, which will be populated dynamically with and insert option for every possibly child element...Therefore, I need to get the text, to know which element I will be adding.

This part confuses me. The first part indicates that the text for the menu items will come from a DTD file. The second part indicates that you need to know which menu item was selected in order to get its text. Am I reading that correctly?

What happens currently when a menu item is selected?

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picazo26-Aug-05 6:53

26-Aug-05 6:53

Okay, so for a new xml tree, a dtd file is specified... parsed and validated. Structures containing the information for this tree are stored. Once this is done, a skeleton xml tree is generate, and when a user right clicks on a node, a menu pops up that displays options for that node; such as an insert option for any valid child element. When a user makes an insert selection from the menu, I need to know which selection he made so that I know which item to insert.

I guess I don't really need the text for the selection, but rather the index so that I can check my valid children list for the given node and insert correctly.

I figured out how to get the ID of the selected element... using the
m_SelMade = CMenu::TrackPopupMenu(TPM_LEFTALIGN | TPM_NONOTIFY | TPM_RETURNCMD, point.x, point.y, this);

Now all I need to do is make sure to give each of the insert options a unique ID.

Thanks for the help.

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David Crow26-Aug-05 7:01

26-Aug-05 7:01

picazo wrote:
...when a user right clicks on a node...

In what type of control does this node exist?

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