Re: how to determine current authentication? - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Joaquín M López Muñoz5-Mar-02 3:29

5-Mar-02 3:29

Erwin Tratar wrote an amazing library to control the layout of the elements of a dialog under resizing. Check his article Layout Manager for Dialogs, Formviews, DialogBars and PropertyPages.

Joaquín M López Muñoz
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Re: Anchor property

Mazdak5-Mar-02 4:10

Mazdak

5-Mar-02 4:10

Thanks Joaquin Smile | :)

Mazy

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Re: Anchor property

Paolo Messina5-Mar-02 11:36

Paolo Messina

5-Mar-02 11:36

I may humbly suggest this:
http://www.codeproject.com/dialog/resizablelib.asp
and
http://www.codeproject.com/docview/ResizableFormView.asp

Paolo

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Re: Anchor property

Mazdak6-Mar-02 0:28

Mazdak

6-Mar-02 0:28

Thanks,I check it now Smile | :)

Mazy

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Heaven from Hell,
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how to determine current authentication?

AJ Weber5-Mar-02 2:39

AJ Weber

5-Mar-02 2:39

Anyone have a code snippet that returns a string of the current NT Domain where the user authenticated? I know there's a utility in the NT/Win2K Resource Kit that returns something like:
MYDOMAIN\myuser
in the output...but I'm not sure where they're getting that info from (where "MYDOMAIN" is the name of the domain the user logged-in to, and "myuser" is the username that they used).

Also, if anyone knows how this translates when moving to AD, I'd appreciate any info.

Thanks in advance!
--AJ

Re: how to determine current authentication?

Mazdak5-Mar-02 2:49

Mazdak

5-Mar-02 2:49

GetUserName() return the user name

Mazy

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Heaven from Hell,
Blue skies from pain,...
How I wish,how I wish you were here."
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Re: how to determine current authentication?

AJ Weber5-Mar-02 3:09

AJ Weber

5-Mar-02 3:09

That's the easy part. Now how do you determine where the user authenticated? (i.e. local host, NT Domain, etc.)

I need the "context" of the user's authentication.

Thanks for the reply...good quote...

--AJ

PS: I see a "GetUserNameEx" for Win2K and later...it would do what I need (I think), but I need some kind of compat. with NT4 and probably Win98 as well.

Re: how to determine current authentication?

Tomasz Sowinski5-Mar-02 3:27

Tomasz Sowinski

5-Mar-02 3:27

The follwing KB articles may be helpful:

Q111544 HOWTO: Retrieve Current User and Domain Names on Windows NT
Q155698 HOWTO: Retrieve Current User and Domain Names on Windows 95 and Windows 98

Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

Re: how to determine current authentication?

AJ Weber5-Mar-02 4:28

AJ Weber

5-Mar-02 4:28

PERFECT!

Thanks. Smile | :)

--AJ

Move cursor pos into CEdit

5-Mar-02 2:33

How do to move the cursor ("|") into a CEdit?
Thanks

Re: Move cursor pos into CEdit

Ravi Bhavnani5-Mar-02 2:50

Ravi Bhavnani

5-Mar-02 2:50

Assuming you've set focus to the edit control (by calling SetFocus()), you should be able to select an empty portion of the text (starting at the location of interest) using SetSel(). So, to position the cursor at the 3rd char, try:

CEdit* pEdit = (CEdit *) GetDlgItem (IDC_EDIT);
ASSERT (pEdit != NULL);
pEdit->SetFocus();
pEdit->SetSel (2, 2, TRUE);

/ravi

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Best way to prevent frame resizing?

Richard Everingham5-Mar-02 1:49

Richard Everingham

5-Mar-02 1:49

Alright in my MDI ap I have CFormViews. I know how to set the child frame initialy to fit the form. What I would like to do is keep it that way.

So what would be the easiest way to prevent the child frame that wraps the form from being resizeable by the user?

I have seen some solutions that invlove removing the client edge but I want it to stay looking the way it does (like a regular window).

Thx,
Richard

Re: Best way to prevent frame resizing?

Tim Smith5-Mar-02 2:02

Tim Smith

5-Mar-02 2:02

You can override the function for WM_NCHITTEST. Call the default implementation and then if it returns one of the borders, then return HTBORDER.

Tim Smith

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Re: Best way to prevent frame resizing?

Joaquín M López Muñoz5-Mar-02 2:09

Joaquín M López Muñoz

5-Mar-02 2:09

You can have it the other way around (resize the parent to fit the child view) with CScrollView::ResizeParentToFit. As for having your frame window unresizable, add this PreCreateWindow handler:

BOOL CMainFrame::PreCreateWindow(CREATESTRUCT& cs)
{
  cs.style&=~WS_SIZEBOX&~WS_MAXIMIZEBOX;
  return CFrameWnd::PreCreateWindow(cs);
}

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Re: Best way to prevent frame resizing?

Richard Everingham5-Mar-02 2:11

Richard Everingham

5-Mar-02 2:11

That did it! Perfect thanks again!

Thx,
Richard

Re: Best way to prevent frame resizing?

Tim Smith5-Mar-02 3:50

Tim Smith

5-Mar-02 3:50

Bah, that was TOO easy. Programming shouldn't be that easy!!!!

Laugh | :laugh:

Tim Smith

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Re: Best way to prevent frame resizing?

Michael P Butler5-Mar-02 2:09

Michael P Butler

5-Mar-02 2:09

I think fixing the size in the WM_GETMINMAXINFO message handler is the easiest way.

Michael Smile | :)

Spin Control

Daniel Visan4-Mar-02 23:55

Daniel Visan

4-Mar-02 23:55

How to make spin control work with double or float data types?

Re: Spin Control

Roger Allen5-Mar-02 1:49

Roger Allen

5-Mar-02 1:49

This is fairly easy to do. Do the following steps:

1: Set the range of value: If you want a step of 0.1 and a min equal to 0.0 and a max equal to 10.0, the range of value of your spin control must be 0-100 (100 = 10/0.1)

2: Add a message handler for WM_VSCROLL

void CDialog::OnVScroll ( UINT nSBCode, UINT nPos, CScrollBar* pScrollBar)
{
	if (nSBCode == SB_ENDSCROLL)
		return ;

	if (pScrollBar->GetDlgCtrlID() === IDC_SPIN) // your spin ID here
		{
		CString strValue ;
		strValue.Format("%3.1f", (double)(nPos / 10.0)) ;
		((CSpinButtonCtrl*)pScrollBar)->GetBuddy()->SetWindowText(strValue) ;
		}
}

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a non understandable debug error!

Gérald Mercet4-Mar-02 22:58

Gérald Mercet

4-Mar-02 22:58

In my application i have a debug error message that occurs when i want to delete a pointer.

in the code:

int *pTabBinPort=new int[m_dlgAsset];
.
.
.
.
delete []pTabBinPort;

i do that at the end of a function, and when i do debug test when it arrives to this point a message error box arrives and i could read this message:

Debug error!

Program : D:\CalcRiskPort\Debug\CalcRiskPort.exe
DAMAGE : before Normal block(#74) at 0x00301E20

So, is anybody could explain to me what is the problem?

Thanks in advance for your answers

gerald

Re: a non understandable debug error!

Joaquín M López Muñoz4-Mar-02 23:03

Joaquín M López Muñoz

4-Mar-02 23:03

The error means memory got corrupted for some reason. First thing I'd check is whether you're not running out of bounds when writing to pTabBinPort.

Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo

Re: a non understandable debug error!

Gérald Mercet4-Mar-02 23:09

Gérald Mercet

4-Mar-02 23:09

i don't know if it could help you but i post the entire code of my function:

void CCalcRiskPortDlg::OnCalcvar()
{
UpdateData(TRUE);
::CoInitialize(NULL);

//LoadTables Table;
//LoadTables Table2(m_dlgSector);
double *pTabVar=new double[pow(2,m_dlgAsset)];
CString strValue;

int *pTabBinPort=new int[m_dlgAsset];
int *pTabNumPort=new int[m_dlgAsset];

int k,i;
try
{
LoadTables Table(1,m_dlgSector,1,m_dlgSector);
_ConnectionPtr pConnection=NULL;
CString strTemp;
strTemp.Format("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=D:\\CalcRiskPort\\vol_correl1.mdb;");
_bstr_t strCnn(strTemp);
TESTHR(pConnection.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Connection)));
pConnection->Open(strCnn,"","",adConnectUnspecified);
Table.pCorrel=Table.LoadCorrelation(m_dlgSector,Table.pCorrel,"Correlation");
Table.pVol=Table.LoadVolatility(m_dlgSector,Table.pVol,"Volatilité");

i=0;

for(k=0;k<=m_dlgAsset-1;k++)
{
*(pTabBinPort+k)=0;

Table.ConvertBinToNum(k,pTabBinPort,pTabNumPort);
}
*pTabVar=Table.CalcVar(pTabNumPort,m_dlgAsset);

for(i=1;i<=pow(2,m_dlgAsset);i++)
{
k=m_dlgAsset-1;

while(*(pTabBinPort+k)==1)
{
*(pTabBinPort+k)=0;
Table.ConvertBinToNum(k,pTabBinPort,pTabNumPort);
k--;
}
*(pTabBinPort+k)=1;
Table.ConvertBinToNum(k,pTabBinPort,pTabNumPort);

*(pTabVar+i)=Table.CalcVar(pTabNumPort,m_dlgAsset);
}
pConnection->Close();
}
catch(_com_error &e)
{
AfxMessageBox("a pas bon");
}
m_dlgValue=pTabVar[2];
strValue.Format("%.9f",m_dlgValue);
CEdit* PEdit=(CEdit*)GetDlgItem(IDC_VALUE);
PEdit->SetWindowText(strValue);
delete []pTabBinPort;
delete []pTabNumPort;
delete []pTabVar;

::CoUninitialize();

// TODO: Add your control notification handler code here

}

i hope it help you

regards

Re: a non understandable debug error!

Joaquín M López Muñoz4-Mar-02 23:17

Joaquín M López Muñoz

4-Mar-02 23:17

It's hard to say... This is a little suspicious:

for(i=1;i<=pow(2,m_dlgAsset);i++)
{
...
*(pTabVar+i)=Table.CalcVar(pTabNumPort,m_dlgAsset);
}

i runs between 1 and 2^m_dlgAsset, and then you use it as an index to <cpde>pTabVar. I think you should change the last sentence to

*(pTabVar+i-1)=...;

Joaquín M López Muñoz
Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo

Re: a non understandable debug error!

Felix Cho5-Mar-02 2:40

Felix Cho

5-Mar-02 2:40

This looks suspicious as well:

while(*(pTabBinPort+k)==1)
{
    *(pTabBinPort+k)=0;
    Table.ConvertBinToNum(k,pTabBinPort,pTabNumPort);
    k--;
}

Could there be any chance that k is <0 and you step out of bounds?

Putting an assert on k after decrement or (better yet?) VERIFY(--k >= 0) should help detect this problem in debug mode.

Re: a non understandable debug error!

Gérald Mercet5-Mar-02 4:04

Gérald Mercet

5-Mar-02 4:04

i've just read your post and i think that it's exactly the problem, because, when i arrive to pTabBinPort[0], i decrement again k so that it will be equal to -1. So, i will test it to see if it works;

thanks a lot

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