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Re: How to deny zero on CEdit

Manfred Staiger15-Sep-06 3:40

Manfred Staiger

15-Sep-06 3:40

By means of "subclassing" the CEdit you can overwrite it's message handlers. This way you can sort out the characters you want to block. Search for "Subclassing" or "SubclassDlgItem" here in the forum. There are good articles about the subject.

Question about Communication between Script and c

Armor Wei15-Sep-06 2:29

Armor Wei

15-Sep-06 2:29

I am writing a program based on a site.
When the user click the "scan" button on the page, a dll will start to work.It will enum the disk for some special files. Then it will return the data to the script.

Now, I want to display a "gif" to show something like "scanning,Please waiting....." .
But my problem comes. Maybe the enum program has used most of the CPU time , the "gif" can not be shown until the enum data retrives. During the wating time,the user can to nothing in the IE.
So, is there any method to solve this ?
thanks

ASCII85

ed7115515-Sep-06 2:28

ed71155

15-Sep-06 2:28

Could someone give me some examples on decoding ascii85??
I have a rather large file encoded in ascii85 and I need to convert to binary.
The file is around 6mb in size.

Re: ASCII85

Hamid_RT15-Sep-06 2:58

Hamid_RT

15-Sep-06 2:58

See here[^] maybe it is some helpful to you

WhiteSky

Re: ASCII85

ed7115515-Sep-06 4:11

ed71155

15-Sep-06 4:11

I just cant seem to understand this ascii85 decoding. Lets say I have the following string of characters:
zzzzzzzz!!!!=*#KP6)]1@O)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6
)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5
(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5
)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6
*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6
)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4
(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4
*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6
*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4*#oe5*?,h6*>o\6*#KP6)]0J6)&O>5
(`=>5(`FD4(`XM4)''Y5)BB\4+ohTCzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Could someone please explain the sequence of events to decode this to binary data please.
Seems there is lots of info on encoding but only one example of decoding which I dont really understand.
Thanks

Re: ASCII85

Zac Howland15-Sep-06 5:29

Zac Howland

15-Sep-06 5:29

Here is a C-algorithm to decode it: http://www.stillhq.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb/ascii85/decode85.c?rev=1.1.1.1;content-type=text%2Fplain

If you decide to become a software engineer, you are signing up to have a 1/2" piece of silicon tell you exactly how stupid you really are for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week

Zac

Re: ASCII85

ed7115515-Sep-06 6:09

ed71155

15-Sep-06 6:09

Ok then.
How do I apply my ASCII85 string to this code?
The entire file is not ascii85, only about 80% is.
The rest is straight ASCII text.
Thanks.

Re: ASCII85

Zac Howland15-Sep-06 6:14

Zac Howland

15-Sep-06 6:14

You probably won't be able to just copy-and-paste that code. Most likely, you will be able to use it derive your own ASCII85 decode method (the one in that link mixes loading the file with decoding it, which isn't very modular).

So once you have your file loaded, you just have to know the format the file is in (hopefully the ASCII85 data is all lumped together) and you just decode the portion that needs it and leave the rest as it is.

If you decide to become a software engineer, you are signing up to have a 1/2" piece of silicon tell you exactly how stupid you really are for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week

Zac

GIF Animation on Active X button

anjalisukanth15-Sep-06 2:25

anjalisukanth

15-Sep-06 2:25

I am using Microsoft form 2.0 command button active x control. It supports setting static images over button. How can I apply GIF animation over it?

User Check

angelfirefox15-Sep-06 2:24

angelfirefox

15-Sep-06 2:24

How to check current user is a administrator or a standard user on vista, I find use GetTokenInformation API is error on vista. Get me some advice.

Thank you.
Confused | :confused:

KeyBoard shortcuts

RockyJames15-Sep-06 1:52

RockyJames

15-Sep-06 1:52

hi,
How to add keyboard shortcuts to menu..item..by default Ctrl+N for new document..it is provided by default..i want my own..shortcut keys to the new added menu items..will it work just by adding Ctrl+some character.or ..do i need to any extra work...please help..

regard`s
James

Re: KeyBoard shortcuts

Naveen15-Sep-06 1:55

Naveen

15-Sep-06 1:55

put a & before the name of the menu.

eg:

&open
E&xit - here x is the short cut key

nave

Re: KeyBoard shortcuts

RockyJames15-Sep-06 1:59

RockyJames

15-Sep-06 1:59

That`s ok....but i have menu item graph in file menu..to draw a graph..i want the short key to be Ctrl+G....how to do it...

Re: KeyBoard shortcuts

Naveen15-Sep-06 2:08

Naveen

15-Sep-06 2:08

for that add new accelerator with the same id of the graph menu

nave

Re: KeyBoard shortcuts

RockyJames15-Sep-06 2:32

RockyJames

15-Sep-06 2:32

thank q friend its working

CMDIChildWnd and CreateProcess

Christopher Stratmann15-Sep-06 1:24

Christopher Stratmann

15-Sep-06 1:24

Is there a way to use the following code with createprocess to startup another application and place it into the current applications child window?

CMultiDocTemplate* pDocTemplate;
pDocTemplate = new CMultiDocTemplate(
    IDR_MDIWITTYPE,
    RUNTIME_CLASS(CMDIWithExeDoc),
    RUNTIME_CLASS(CChildFrame), // custom MDI child frame
    RUNTIME_CLASS(CMDIWithExeView));
AddDocTemplate(pDocTemplate);

// create main MDI Frame window
CMainFrame* pMainFrame = new CMainFrame;
if (!pMainFrame->LoadFrame(IDR_MAINFRAME))
    return FALSE;
m_pMainWnd = pMainFrame;

// Parse command line for standard shell commands, DDE, file open
CCommandLineInfo cmdInfo;
ParseCommandLine(cmdInfo);

// Dispatch commands specified on the command line
if (!ProcessShellCommand(cmdInfo))
    return FALSE;

// The main window has been initialized, so show and update it.
pMainFrame->ShowWindow(m_nCmdShow);
pMainFrame->UpdateWindow();

Chris

Hunt for memory leaks

Kleser15-Sep-06 1:17

Kleser

15-Sep-06 1:17

Hi guys,

what is the best methods to hunt for the memory leaks?

thanks

Re: Hunt for memory leaks

_AnsHUMAN_ 15-Sep-06 1:24

_AnsHUMAN_

15-Sep-06 1:24

Kleser wrote:
best methods to hunt for the memory leaks

See here

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
Wink | ;-)

_AnShUmAn_

Re: Hunt for memory leaks

Christian Graus15-Sep-06 1:27

Christian Graus

15-Sep-06 1:27

Use the debugger, it will show you where the memory was allocated and give you a dump of the values. If it was a string, this is REALLY helpful. A bitmap, less so Smile | :)

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

Re: Hunt for memory leaks

Hamid_RT15-Sep-06 1:33

Hamid_RT

15-Sep-06 1:33

See here[^] and Visual Leak Detector[^]

WhiteSky

about some tricks in Visual Studio debug

George_George15-Sep-06 1:13

George_George

15-Sep-06 1:13

Hello everyone,

I forget how to use the two tricks in Visual Studio debug mode,

1. What is the short-cut for run to cursor (or run to current line) command?

2. How to modify the value of some variables during debugging?

Any recommended reading materials are welcome.

thanks in advance,
George

Re: about some tricks in Visual Studio debug

_AnsHUMAN_ 15-Sep-06 1:23

_AnsHUMAN_

15-Sep-06 1:23