C / C++ / MFC

BadJerry4-Dec-06 1:26

4-Dec-06 1:26

Use CListCtrl instead and then call CListCtrl::SetExtendedStyle(LVS_EX_CHECKBOXES)
Hope this helps

Naveen4-Dec-06 1:30

Naveen

4-Dec-06 1:30

use CCheckListBox class

nave

Hamid_RT4-Dec-06 3:34

Hamid_RT

4-Dec-06 3:34

Did you search on codeproject I think I saw examples

WhiteSky

Problem with RegOpenKeyEx() in Vista

ThatsAlok4-Dec-06 21:54

ThatsAlok

4-Dec-06 21:54

Rakesh_Thakur wrote:
Hi all.

I want to add number of strings in a list box plus a check box infront of each string.

it is not possible in the Common CListBox class, unless and until you subclass it handle CheckBox or you can see reply by MR. BadJerry

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Aryan S4-Dec-06 0:47

Aryan S

4-Dec-06 0:47

I want to write reg value in HKLM in windows Vista. But RegOpenKeyEx() API is failing. I am using access rights as KEY_READ | KEY_WRITE. Please give some suggestion.

Re: Problem with RegOpenKeyEx() in Vista

Frank K4-Dec-06 1:56

Frank K

4-Dec-06 1:56

Hi,

"KEY_WRITE" -> have you administration rights? (because HKLM)
What is the return value of GetLastError()?

Frank

Re: Problem with RegOpenKeyEx() in Vista

Aryan S4-Dec-06 2:29

Aryan S

4-Dec-06 2:29

Yes, the user has administrative rights. Though the user is not the by default (in built) administrator. GetLastError is returning Access denied.

Re: Problem with RegOpenKeyEx() in Vista

S Douglas4-Dec-06 19:54

S Douglas

4-Dec-06 19:54

Aryan S wrote:
I want to write reg value in HKLM in windows Vista

I never did have a change to read through this, but take a look here http://www.microsoft.com/technet/windowsvista/evaluate/feat/secfeat.mspx#E6B[^]

Was suggested by Michael D from the Lounge[^]

I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley:

Problem with template functions in VC++ 6.0 [modified]

BadJerry4-Dec-06 0:30

4-Dec-06 0:30

I have the following template function

<br />
typedef std::vector < void * > ARRAY_PTR;<br />
template<class T> void ClearPtrArray(ARRAY_PTR& vecVoid)<br />
{<br />
	for (ARRAY_PTR::iterator itWhere = vecVoid.begin(); itWhere != vecVoid.end(); itWhere++)<br />
	{<br />
		T* pT = reinterpret_cast< T * >(*itWhere);<br />
		delete pT;<br />
	}<br />
<br />
	vecVoid.clear();<br />
}<br />

This works great in VS 2005 but not in VC+6.0
I have the following code in a destructor

<br />
	ClearPtrArray< askia_wave::CVersion > (m_rgVersions);<br />
	ClearPtrArray<askia_wave::CQuestionClass>(m_rgQuestionClasses);<br />
	ClearPtrArray<askia_wave::CLanguage>(m_rgLanguages);<br />
	ClearPtrArray<askia_wave::CModality>(m_rgModalities);<br />
	ClearPtrArray< askia_wave::CQuestion >(m_rgQuestions);<br />
	ClearPtrArray<askia_wave::CWave>(m_rgWaves);<br />

And I get a runtime crash. With the debugger, when I look at * pT in ClearPtrArray, the type is clearly not the correct one. For instance the first member of m_rgVersions is recasted as a question (which of course causes the delete to crash) and so on...

Any idea? Of course I could derive all my objects from the same type and use a virtual destructor but that's not the point. I have heard that VC+6.0 STL implementation was bad but surely not that bad?

Thanks in advance!

-- modified at 9:16 Monday 4th December, 2006

Cedric Moonen4-Dec-06 2:33

Cedric Moonen

4-Dec-06 2:33

Why don't you simply delete the contents of the iterator without the cast ? You don't need to cast it.

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.1]

BadJerry4-Dec-06 2:59

4-Dec-06 2:59

Because the destructors of the objects allocated in the arrays (eg CVersion) would not be called...

Cedric Moonen4-Dec-06 3:10

Cedric Moonen

4-Dec-06 3:10

Yes they would. The content of your iterator is not a void pointer, it is a template, so the compiler knows which object it needs to destroy.

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.1]

BadJerry4-Dec-06 3:16

4-Dec-06 3:16

I do not know why - if it's a problem in the code tag or (and that would be embarrassing) I cannot do a copy and paste but
this is what I meant

<br />
typedef std::vector < void * > ARRAY_PTR;<br />

so yes the iterator content is void *

Cedric Moonen4-Dec-06 3:24

Cedric Moonen

4-Dec-06 3:24

I see. But I still don't understand what you are trying to do.

You posted this code:

ClearPtrArray< askia_wave::CVersion > (m_rgVersions);
ClearPtrArray(m_rgQuestionClasses);
ClearPtrArray(m_rgLanguages);
ClearPtrArray(m_rgModalities);
ClearPtrArray< askia_wave::CQuestion >(m_rgQuestions);
ClearPtrArray(m_rgWaves);

Can you show the definition of m_rgVersions, m_rgQuestionClasses, m_rgLanguages, ... ?

I suppose they are all of type std::vector<void*> (I just guess, because otherwise the code won't compile I think).

But then my question: why don't you use vector in the standard way ? So, store the pointers to your class and not a simple void pointer ?

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.1]

BadJerry4-Dec-06 3:36

4-Dec-06 3:36

you are right about the declaration

<br />
		ARRAY_PTR m_rgWaves;<br />
		ARRAY_PTR m_rgQuestions;<br />
		ARRAY_PTR m_rgQuestionClasses;<br />
		ARRAY_PTR m_rgModalities;<br />
		ARRAY_PTR m_rgLanguages;<br />
		ARRAY_PTR m_rgVersions;<br />

yes you are right, I could use a vector like this vector < CQuestion * > m_rgQuestions but the idea was to have something like the MFC CObArray. Oh and the code is shared ( I did not write it) ... and it should work so it is a bit of a pain to rewrite a lot of code because it is used in a VC 6.0 project...

How i can create file..

Shah Satish4-Dec-06 0:30

Shah Satish

4-Dec-06 0:30

Hi!!
can any body tell me ,how i can create "filename.ini" file when i debug my program..ie when i debug then "Filename.ini" file automatically create in debug folder of my project (or specified path)
how i can...??

Thanking you

shah satish

BadJerry4-Dec-06 1:28

4-Dec-06 1:28

how about
CStdioFile filReport(_T("c:\\MyDir\\MyFilw.ini"),CFile::modeCreate | CFile::modeWrite | CFile::typeBinary);
?

Re: How i can create file.. [modified]

Shah Satish4-Dec-06 4:34

Shah Satish

4-Dec-06 4:34

Thank you soo much for your help..

Frank K4-Dec-06 1:34

Frank K

4-Dec-06 1:34

Hi,

<br />
CreateFile( "FullFilePath", GENERIC_WRITE, FILE_SHARE_READ, NULL, CREATE_ALWAYS, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL);<br />

e.g. with FullFilePath = "C:\\MyDir\\MyApp\\debug\\filename.ini"

or get the directory with: GetCurrentDirectory(...)
or otherwise with: GetModuleFileName(...) + _splitpath(...)

HTH
Frank

-- modified at 7:43 Monday 4th December, 2006

Shah Satish4-Dec-06 4:35

Shah Satish

4-Dec-06 4:35

Thank you soo much for your help..