C / C++ / MFC

6-Jun-06 2:38

I haven't any '\n' , space and scape . this is what happens :

the file is:

<#if...#>
hello

the code is: --------------- debugger shows :

char string[1000]="";      //  string = "" ><br />
fgets("adress",1000,input);      //  string = "<#if.."<br />
fgets("adress",1000,input);      //  string = "<#if.."

Re: problem

Viorel.6-Jun-06 2:44

Viorel.

6-Jun-06 2:44

My be fgets("adress",1000,input) must be replaced with fgets(string,1000,input)?

V_shr6-Jun-06 2:49

6-Jun-06 2:49

AH ofcourse it was a misprint , it is true in my code .

-- modified at 8:54 Tuesday 6th June, 2006

Cedric Moonen6-Jun-06 3:13

6-Jun-06 3:13

Can you post your code ? (With the opening of the file also)

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V_shr6-Jun-06 3:25

6-Jun-06 3:25

how can I post the files to you ?

Cedric Moonen6-Jun-06 3:29

6-Jun-06 3:29

Just post the relevant information here (the code snippet that opens and read from the files with the variables that are used). Please use the code tags (above the emoticons)

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V_shr6-Jun-06 3:44

6-Jun-06 3:44

code is :

int main()
{
char khat[1000];
clrscr();
int i;
for(i=0;i<1000;i++)  {khat[i]='\0'; if(i<100)counter[i]=0;}
FILE *f;
f=fopen("falle//in2.htm","r");
for(i=1;i<1000;i++)
  {
  fgets(khat,1000,f);
  // here you can see the khat string
  printf("%s\n",khat);
  if(strcmp(khat,"</HTML>")==0) break;
  }
fclose(f);
char ch=getch();
if(ch==27)   return 0;
return 0;
}

and file is :

<HTML>
<BODY>
<#if( 1+2^3 < 2*(2+3)+1-1+1-1+1-1+1-1+1-1+1-1+1-1+1-1+1-1+1-1+1-1 )#>
correct
yes , it is correct
<#fi#>
incorect
<#loop 4#>
this is in the loop
and number is :
<#i#>
<#do#>
</BODY>
</HTML>

Viorel.6-Jun-06 3:16

Viorel.

6-Jun-06 3:16

I think you should provide the entire fragment between the line where you open the file (fopen) and close it (fclose), and may be a precise content of input file. Perhaps, someone will figure out the problem.

If your program is too big, try to remove (comment) some fragments, keeping file-processing only. Thus you should be able to reproduce the problem for a smaller program.

Re: problem

David Crow6-Jun-06 3:16

David Crow

6-Jun-06 3:16

How are you verifying the contents of string?

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how to record audio

ramyasangeet6-Jun-06 1:58

ramyasangeet

6-Jun-06 1:58

hi all,

I have a video player that plays video files(.cam).Everthing is working fine.I can even able to extract audio and save it as .wav file.

This is the code where i record audio .

DWORD CWave::recordWAVEFile(DWORD dwMilliSeconds) <br />
{ <br />
    UINT wDeviceID; <br />
    DWORD dwReturn; <br />
    MCI_OPEN_PARMS mciOpenParms; <br />
    MCI_RECORD_PARMS mciRecordParms; <br />
    MCI_SAVE_PARMS mciSaveParms; <br />
    MCI_PLAY_PARMS mciPlayParms; <br />
   <br />
    // Open a waveform-audio device with a new file for recording. <br />
    mciOpenParms.lpstrDeviceType = "waveaudio"; <br />
    mciOpenParms.lpstrElementName = ""; <br />
    if (dwReturn = mciSendCommand(0, MCI_OPEN, <br />
        MCI_OPEN_ELEMENT | MCI_OPEN_TYPE, <br />
        (DWORD)(LPVOID) &mciOpenParms)) <br />
    { <br />
        // Failed to open device; don't close it, just return error. <br />
        return (dwReturn); <br />
    } <br />
<br />
    // The device opened successfully; get the device ID. <br />
    wDeviceID = mciOpenParms.wDeviceID; <br />
<br />
    // Begin recording and record for the specified number of <br />
    // milliseconds. Wait for recording to complete before continuing. <br />
    // Assume the default time format for the waveform-audio device <br />
    // (milliseconds). <br />
    mciRecordParms.dwTo = dwMilliSeconds; <br />
    if (dwReturn = mciSendCommand(wDeviceID, MCI_RECORD, <br />
        MCI_TO | MCI_WAIT, (DWORD)(LPVOID) &mciRecordParms)) <br />
    { <br />
        mciSendCommand(wDeviceID, MCI_CLOSE, 0, NULL); <br />
        return (dwReturn); <br />
    } <br />
<br />
  // Play the recording and query user to save the file. <br />
   /* mciPlayParms.dwFrom = 0L; <br />
    if (dwReturn = mciSendCommand(wDeviceID, MCI_PLAY, <br />
        MCI_FROM | MCI_WAIT, (DWORD)(LPVOID) &mciPlayParms)) <br />
    { <br />
        mciSendCommand(wDeviceID, MCI_CLOSE, 0, NULL); <br />
        return (dwReturn); <br />
    } */<br />
    if (MessageBox(hMainWnd, "Do you want to save this recording?", <br />
        "", MB_YESNO) == IDNO) <br />
    { <br />
        mciSendCommand(wDeviceID, MCI_CLOSE, 0, NULL); <br />
        return (0L); <br />
    } <br />
<br />
    // Save the recording to a file named TEMPFILE.WAV. Wait for <br />
    // the operation to complete before continuing. <br />
    mciSaveParms.lpfilename = "c:\\file.wav"; <br />
    if (dwReturn = mciSendCommand(wDeviceID, MCI_SAVE, <br />
        MCI_SAVE_FILE | MCI_WAIT, (DWORD)(LPVOID) &mciSaveParms)) <br />
    { <br />
        mciSendCommand(wDeviceID, MCI_CLOSE, 0, NULL); <br />
        return (dwReturn); <br />
    } <br />
    return (0L); <br />
}

But my problem,it takes more time to record and not allowing to play the video.
(recording is done at first)

Can I do recording the audio and playing video simultaneously..

help me please..

cheers

sangeet

Re: how to record audio

Cedric Moonen6-Jun-06 2:08

6-Jun-06 2:08

If the save is a lenghty operation, then you can simply start a new thread in which you will do the saving.

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DEBUG_NEW Problem

Jethro636-Jun-06 1:48

Jethro63

6-Jun-06 1:48

Greetings:

I am writing an MFC app with VS 2003. I am trying to track a memory leak. I have replaced all of my "new" keywords with "DEBUG_NEW" as per the Microsoft documentation on tracking MFC memory leaks.

All of my files contain the:

#ifdef _DEBUG
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#endif

lines at the top and I am building in _DEBUG mode.

The compiler is issuing "identifier not found" for all instances of "DEBUG_NEW".

Does anybody know what the problem is?
Thanks in advance,
Mark

Laxman Auti6-Jun-06 1:55

Laxman Auti

6-Jun-06 1:55

wrote:
I am writing an MFC app with VS 2003. I am trying to track a memory leak. I have replaced all of my "new" keywords with "DEBUG_NEW" as per the Microsoft documentation on tracking MFC memory leaks.
All of my files contain the:

#ifdef _DEBUG
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#endif

lines at the top and I am building in _DEBUG mode.

The compiler is issuing "identifier not found" for all instances of "DEBUG_NEW".

Does anybody know what the problem is?

Are you using precompiled headers??
if not then try including "Afx.h" file which contains the definition related to DEBUG_NEW macro.

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You can if you think you can
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Jethro636-Jun-06 2:02

Jethro63

6-Jun-06 2:02

Hi, thanks for your response.

Yes, I am using pre-compiled headers and I also added the include of "afx.h" to the top of all of my files, just for good measure. I am still getting the same result...

Bizarre...

toxcct6-Jun-06 2:01

toxcct

6-Jun-06 2:01

see Visual Leak Detector[^] article...

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Viorel.6-Jun-06 2:25

Viorel.

6-Jun-06 2:25

I think you only need to add the definition for new, but you do not have to replace any appearance of your new operators with DEBUG_NEW.

open a file in binary mode

Jethro636-Jun-06 2:31

Jethro63

6-Jun-06 2:31

You know, I think you're right. I misunderstood the documentation.

So that means that the memory dump data that I am getting in my output window is as good as it gets? Its not very helpful...

Oh, well...

Thanks for your help.
Mark

V_shr6-Jun-06 1:28

6-Jun-06 1:28

Hello
I want to open a file in binary mode in Turbo C++ , by using fopen()
and i need help

thank you

Cedric Moonen6-Jun-06 1:31

6-Jun-06 1:31

V_shr wrote:
I want to open a file in binary mode in Turbo C++ , by using fopen()

What are you trying to do ? Could you be more specific ?
If you want to 'open the file in binary mode', you can simply add the flag "b" when calling fopen. But I doubt this is what you are looking for.

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V_shr6-Jun-06 1:34

6-Jun-06 1:34

do you mean that i can write :
fopen(adress,"br");

??

Cedric Moonen6-Jun-06 1:36

6-Jun-06 1:36

V_shr wrote:
do you mean that i can write :
fopen(adress,"br");

Yes but what is adress ? It should be a char array that contains the path to the file.
But you didn't answer my question: what are you trying to do exactly ? I think binary mode is not what you think it is.

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