Re: Change remotely a text - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Michael Dunn1-Mar-07 10:09

1-Mar-07 10:09

%S will work as long as you are calling an ANSI trace function. %S means "a string in the character set opposite of the current TCHAR character set". To make it work in all cases, use %ls instead.

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Re: How do you TRACE() a BSTR??

ThatsAlok1-Mar-07 19:49

ThatsAlok

1-Mar-07 19:49

Anders Gustafsson wrote:
Where Name is a BSTR:
TRACE("\nFIELD[%d]: %s",j,(LPCTSTR)Name);

TRACE("\nFIELD[%d]: %s",j,(LPCTSTR)_bstr_t(Name));

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Change remotely a text

Dennis L1-Mar-07 5:22

Dennis L

1-Mar-07 5:22

Hi All.

Can anyone tell me how to change a text in an edit box of an other process programmatically (maybe using SetWindowsHook or something else) I want it to work on Win9x and WinXP

thanks

Re: Change remotely a text

led mike1-Mar-07 5:42

led mike

1-Mar-07 5:42

SendMessage(....)

led mike

Re: Change remotely a text

Hamid_RT1-Mar-07 6:25

Hamid_RT

1-Mar-07 6:25

See if its helpfuls

char *MY="Hello"; 
HWND hWnd = ::FindWindow("Notepad", NULL);
CWnd *hWndEdit=FindWindowEx(hWnd,NULL,"Edit",NULL);
::SendMessage(hWndEdit->m_hWnd,WM_SETTEXT,0,(long)MY);

WhiteSky

Re: Change remotely a text

lucy1-Mar-07 6:53

lucy

1-Mar-07 6:53

// CEdit m_edit;

m_edit.SetWindowText ("your text");

Re: Change remotely a text

Hamid_RT1-Mar-07 7:09

Hamid_RT

1-Mar-07 7:09

He said on the other program not his program

WhiteSky

Re: Change remotely a text

ThatsAlok1-Mar-07 21:40

ThatsAlok

1-Mar-07 21:40

lucy wrote:

m_edit.SetWindowText ("your text");

but for that you have get handle of that Edit Box

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A letter to webmaster/author

Software_Specialist1-Mar-07 4:23

Software_Specialist

1-Mar-07 4:23

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Re: A letter to webmaster/author

Eytukan1-Mar-07 4:26

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1-Mar-07 4:26

Software_Specialist wrote:
most of us dont even care to look more then 2-3 pages back.

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Re: A letter to webmaster/author

toxcct1-Mar-07 5:16

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1-Mar-07 5:16

hey tell me,

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Re: A letter to webmaster/author

Software_Specialist1-Mar-07 5:28

Software_Specialist

1-Mar-07 5:28

WTF......lol

Re: A letter to webmaster/author

Hamid_RT1-Mar-07 6:32

Hamid_RT

1-Mar-07 6:32

What was your question?

WhiteSky

Re: A letter to webmaster/author

toxcct1-Mar-07 21:40

toxcct

1-Mar-07 21:40

WhiteSky wrote:
What was your question?

don't even ask ! Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: A letter to webmaster/author

ThatsAlok1-Mar-07 21:40

ThatsAlok

1-Mar-07 21:40

Software_Specialist wrote:

WTF......lol

who the helll you are!

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Re: A letter to webmaster/author

Programm3r1-Mar-07 20:10

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1-Mar-07 20:10

toxcct , this guy is a joke Laugh | :laugh:

, don't you think?

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Re: A letter to webmaster/author

toxcct1-Mar-07 21:43

toxcct

1-Mar-07 21:43

absolutely

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Creating a SDI window from a dialog (MFC)

sascha.billian1-Mar-07 3:48

sascha.billian

1-Mar-07 3:48

Hi there!

We've got a real big problem, allthough it seems to be not really difficult:

Our main application is a dialog which definitely MUST remain a dialog.
My colleague wants to create a SDI window from this dialog by clicking on a specific button.

Still no problem.

The problem ist, that the window seems not to get the windows messages:

Usually if you create a method to handle a mouseclick on a button in the toolbar, you can also create a function

OnUpdateClickXXX(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)

for example you could gray a specific button, if ButtonXXX is being clicked on.
But OnUpdateClickXXX is never called!
For me it seems, that the WM_PAINT message is being processed just by the dialog.

the SDI window is created with

CSingleDocTemplate* pDocTemplate;<br />
  pDocTemplate = new CSingleDocTemplate(<br />
  IDR_MAINFRAME,<br />
  RUNTIME_CLASS(CSDI_LeerDoc),<br />
  RUNTIME_CLASS(CMainFrame),       <br />
  RUNTIME_CLASS(CSDI_LeerView));<br />
  AfxGetApp()->AddDocTemplate(pDocTemplate);  //because i am in the dialog, i have to call AfxGetApp() to register the doctemplate with the application

when you click on a button in the dialog.

All OnClickBlah, OnUpdateBlah... methods are inserted by the class wizard, and the AFX_MESSAGE_MAP
has the correct ON_COMMAND, ON_UPDATE_COMMAND...entries

Could you give us some hints, where we could look for that problem?

Sure, the problem is caused by the dialog "standing" between the application and the doc/view.

Thank you all, and i hope you can help us with our problem.

Sascha Billian

Sascha Billian

Re: Creating a SDI window from a dialog (MFC)

Mark Salsbery1-Mar-07 7:28

Mark Salsbery

1-Mar-07 7:28

Huh?

Does the "SDI window" ever show? You haven't shown any code that creates a window.

Mark

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Re: Creating a SDI window from a dialog (MFC)

sascha.billian1-Mar-07 8:32

sascha.billian

1-Mar-07 8:32

Yes, the window appears.
I haven't the code here, because i'm at home, but the window shows as it should.

but there's one thing i forgot to tell you.

The problem problem occured, when we tried to gray out a button in the toolbar by clicking on another toolbar button. It didn't gray out.

BUT:

in the menu bar, if i try the same with the menu items which are linked with the buttons (same id), one item is grayed out when clicking the other:

this is the code which is used to create the doc/view and show the window:

CSingleDocTemplate* pDocTemplate;<br />
	pDocTemplate = new CSingleDocTemplate(<br />
		IDR_MAINFRAME,<br />
		RUNTIME_CLASS(CSDI_LeerDoc),<br />
		RUNTIME_CLASS(CMainFrame),       <br />
		RUNTIME_CLASS(CSDI_LeerView));<br />
	AddDocTemplate(pDocTemplate);<br />
<br />
	CCommandLineInfo cmdInfo;<br />
	ParseCommandLine(cmdInfo);<br />
<br />
	if (!ProcessShellCommand(cmdInfo))<br />
		return FALSE;<br />
<br />
	m_pMainWnd->ShowWindow(SW_SHOW);<br />
	m_pMainWnd->UpdateWindow();<br />
...

thanks!
Sascha

Re: Creating a SDI window from a dialog (MFC)

Mark Salsbery1-Mar-07 8:53

Mark Salsbery

1-Mar-07 8:53

I'm lost. Is the probem with disalng a button or with window creation?

Mark

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Re: Creating a SDI window from a dialog (MFC)

led mike1-Mar-07 11:38

led mike

1-Mar-07 11:38

sascha.billian wrote:
Sure, the problem is caused by the dialog "standing" between the application and the doc/view.

And you "know" this because you developed the document/frame/view classes in a normal SDI application where it all works as expected but when you share the source code files into your dialog based application it behaves differently... correct?

led mike

Re: Creating a SDI window from a dialog (MFC)

sascha.billian5-Mar-07 2:08

sascha.billian

5-Mar-07 2:08

correct.

any clues?

thanks
Sascha

Re: Creating a SDI window from a dialog (MFC)

led mike5-Mar-07 6:42

led mike

5-Mar-07 6:42

sascha.billian wrote:
any clues?

My guess would be that the command routing is not initialized. Put Spy++ on your dialog and then envoke an action in your frame window and see if it shows up in the dialog messages. If it does you might be able to override OnCmdMsg in the dialog and forward the message to the frame window.

led mike

Re: Creating a SDI window from a dialog (MFC)

sascha.billian6-Mar-07 19:41

sascha.billian

6-Mar-07 19:41

Hi Mike,

That sounds like a good idea.
As soon as my colleague is at the office we'll try that.

Thanks so far.
Sascha

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