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Nish Nishant8-Mar-02 17:33

8-Mar-02 17:33

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Re: Maximize

ColinDavies8-Mar-02 18:04

ColinDavies

8-Mar-02 18:04

Nish [BusterBoy] wrote:
Hurrrraayyyyyyyyyyyyy

Thanks Nish Smile | :)

Regardz
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Re: Maximize

Paul M Watt8-Mar-02 18:15

Paul M Watt

8-Mar-02 18:15

Maximized:

IsZoomed(HWND);

Minimized:

IsIconic(HWND);

Re: Maximize

Tim Smith9-Mar-02 4:51

Tim Smith

9-Mar-02 4:51

IsZoomed?

Sounds like the window is taking controlled substances.

Tim Smith

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CWebBrowser2 Question

User 127828-Mar-02 12:20

User 12782

8-Mar-02 12:20

Hi I have a dialog based app which has a control with a CWebBrowser2 varible. My question is, how can I get the return number from the HTTP header (404, 500, etc)?

Thanks,
Aaron Stubbendieck

modified 12-Jul-20 21:01pm.

Re: CWebBrowser2 Question

ColinDavies8-Mar-02 16:55

ColinDavies

8-Mar-02 16:55

Capture the Title text change after the Document Complete event.

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Re: CWebBrowser2 Question

User 127828-Mar-02 18:13

User 12782

8-Mar-02 18:13

I thought about doing that, but its not predictible. For example, by default, IIS returns THe page cannot be found. Other webservers will return 404 in the titles, others won't. If I have to I can create a connection to the server and parse the returned header, but I was hoping that the return code could be easily found. Thanks anyway.

modified 12-Jul-20 21:01pm.

CFileDialog

RK_20008-Mar-02 10:21

RK_2000

8-Mar-02 10:21

Just a quick question. I am just having a little problem. HOw would you accomplish this: you want to prompt the user with a message saying that the filename selected in a Save dialog is not supported by the application and you want the CFileDialog to stay on and allow the user to re-enter.

Re: CFileDialog

C^hris L^osinger8-Mar-02 10:33

C^hris L^osinger

8-Mar-02 10:33

you can derive a class from CFileDialog. do this and override OnFileNameOK.

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tra lala lala

Rohit Sinha8-Mar-02 8:55

Rohit Sinha

8-Mar-02 8:55

I want to have an option in my program which will let the user specify a folder for keeping the log files and some other files. The files would be used only by the progam which would be running as a service under the localsystem account. This folder should NOT be accessible (no read, no write, and nothing else) by ANYONE EXCEPT System and Administrator. How do I do this? Could someone give me an example code to explain things a bit? Or does anyone know of a project where this has been done? The target system would be NT/2000 servers. Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot Smile | :)

,

impuzible

Re: tra lala lala

Bill Wilson8-Mar-02 9:05

Bill Wilson

8-Mar-02 9:05

Just set the permissions on the folder to allow the access you want. This is done by a system admin, not code.

Good Luck,
Bill

Re: tra lala lala

Carlos Antollini8-Mar-02 9:01

Carlos Antollini

8-Mar-02 9:01

You need to use the ::CreateDirectoryEx function... And read about Access Control

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Re: tra lala lala

Rohit Sinha8-Mar-02 9:13

Rohit Sinha

8-Mar-02 9:13

Actually I thought of that too, but the SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR structure is beyond my abilities. Frown | :(

How do I fill it? The access control functions and structures are too confusing for me. That was why I wondered if there was an example available.

Thanks for your response Smile | :)

,

impuzible

Win32 char question

8-Mar-02 8:30

Hi,

I have a function which is defined

function(const char param[])

and i have my data which I wanna pass to it

char myparam[100]

I tried

function((const char*)myparam)
function((LPCSTR)myparam)

but it asserts.
Could you tell me the solution?
Thanks
RichS

Re: Win32 char question

Nish Nishant8-Mar-02 8:29

Nish Nishant

8-Mar-02 8:29

What do you do to the string in the function?

Nish

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Re: Win32 char question

8-Mar-02 8:39

this should initialize some variable.

function("my data")

works perfecly, but i have "my data" in a char myparam[200]
and cant find a solution.
Thanks

RichS

Re: Win32 char question

Carlos Antollini8-Mar-02 8:37

Carlos Antollini

8-Mar-02 8:37

function((const char)myParam)

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Re: Win32 char question

8-Mar-02 8:47

unfortunately it does not build

C:\x\Source\exe\exe.cpp(130) : error C2664: 'SetParam' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'const char' to 'const char []'

Solved

8-Mar-02 9:16

myparam was corrupted and that caused the assert.

Thank you for your kind help.

RichS

Re: Win32 char question

Tomasz Sowinski8-Mar-02 8:30

Tomasz Sowinski

8-Mar-02 8:30

Assert signals a runtime problem, like access to memory through NULL pointer. Your casts do not have anything to do with it. You can remove them and simply call your function like this:

function(myparam)

Look at the stack after assert - you'll be able to see where exactly problem is.

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

Simple but I forgot...

blink4me8-Mar-02 7:35

blink4me

8-Mar-02 7:35

BODY, P, TD { font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 10pt }
H2,H3,H4,H5 { color: #ff9900; font-weight: bold; }
H2 { font-size: 13pt; }
H3 { font-size: 12pt; }
H4 { font-size: 10pt; color: black; }
PRE { BACKGROUND-COLOR: #FBEDBB; FONT-FAMILY: "Courier New", Courier, mono;
WHITE-SPACE: pre; }
CODE { COLOR: #990000; FONT-FAMILY: "Courier New", Courier, mono; }

I am fairly new to Visual C++ Programming but I have experience in C. I want to display the content of a string in a string. Printf("Welcome %s.", name);, in C, I did it like this but in Visual C++, I have a string m_strWelcome and I want to display m_strName in it like above. How?

// JS Paquet
cout << "Thank you all" << endl;

Re: Simple but I forgot...

dazinith8-Mar-02 8:02

dazinith

8-Mar-02 8:02

i dunno if this is the best way since im a newbie too.. but heres how i've been doing it so far

CString strTemp;
CString strName("dzgraphics.com");
strTemp.Format("I really like %s",strName);

AfxMessageBox(strTemp);

-dz

Re: Simple but I forgot...

Shog⁹8-Mar-02 7:58

Shog⁹

8-Mar-02 7:58

CString has this nice method called Format() that works just like sprintf():

CString strName = "Josh";
CString strWelcome;
strWelcome.Format("Welcome %s.", strName);

Or you could do:

CString strName = "Josh";
CString strWelcome = "Welcome " + strName + '.';

Your preference Smile | :)

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Re: Simple but I forgot...

Justin Neville8-Mar-02 7:59

Justin Neville

8-Mar-02 7:59

If you're using a string class like the STL string or MFC CString you can use the overloaded operators to concatenate two strings, i.e. m_strWelcome = _T("Welcome ") + m_strName. The MFC CString class does provide a Format() function which works similar to printf() to format a string.

Justin Neville

Re: Simple but I forgot...

Bill Wilson8-Mar-02 10:31

Bill Wilson

8-Mar-02 10:31

I'm not suer if the other posts answered your question. They discuss formatting, but not printing.

Assuming m_strWelcome is a CString...

Printf("Welcome %s.", LPCSTR(m_strWelcome));,

Good luck.,
Bill

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