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6-Jul-07 3:09

Have you tried using memcpy()?

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Rich Edit [modified]

Shin-Ra26-Mar-07 1:25

Shin-Ra

26-Mar-07 1:25

Can someone please make a tutorial on Rich Edit in C not "MFC" Mad | :mad:

Cause I don't kow how to do anything in Rich Edit. I Load the library
and create the control. I have no idea how to set the default font,
how do colour text, make the selected text underline or anything Cry | :((

-- modified at 8:00 Monday 26th March, 2007

Shin-Ra26-Mar-07 2:56

Shin-Ra

26-Mar-07 2:56

anyone?

David Crow26-Mar-07 3:02

26-Mar-07 3:02

Shin-Ra wrote:
Can someone please make a tutorial on Rich Edit in C not "MFC"

I'll assume this is just bad English getting in the way of your actual intent. Otherwise, don't expect anyone to take you up on this. Creating an article is no small undertaking.

If you are simply wanting to know how to use such a control, have you Googled for:

CreateWindow("RICHEDIT_CLASS", ...);

Or at least looked here?

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Shin-Ra26-Mar-07 3:45

Shin-Ra

26-Mar-07 3:45

I have read that. But it has examples of how to do that. So with my lack of knowledge I wouldn't be able to read and do it Frown | :(

I understand. But god i'm just tired of finding MFC and no C ones.

I feel nostaglic on C++. To go do MFC instead :\

David Crow26-Mar-07 3:51

26-Mar-07 3:51

Shin-Ra wrote:
But god i'm just tired of finding MFC and no C ones.

So why not just look at what MFC is doing? You'll notice a lot of EM_xxx messages are actually being sent.

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what the meaning of return value of "EnumPrinterDataEx"

Mark Salsbery26-Mar-07 10:13

Mark Salsbery

26-Mar-07 10:13

Shin-Ra wrote:
So with my lack of knowledge I wouldn't be able to read and do it

If you don't know the basics of sending messages to windows then that's the topic of articles you
should be reading. This is the core of Windows UI programming. You'll need to know it Smile | :)

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mo_nica88126-Mar-07 1:12

mo_nica881

26-Mar-07 1:12

plz Help me...

when i use "EnumPrinterDataEx" function in my program, it returns 1018 value.and this function does not work exactly.can any on tell to me what is meaning of 1018 return value.

Thanks

Monica

Re: what the meaning of return value of "EnumPrinterDataEx"

prasad_som26-Mar-07 1:19

prasad_som

26-Mar-07 1:19

mo_nica881 wrote:
can any on tell to me what is meaning of 1018 return value.

Its stated as Illegal operation attempted on a registry key that has been marked for deletion. (use Tools-->Error Lookup to see description of win32 errors).

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Re: what the meaning of return value of "EnumPrinterDataEx"

CPallini26-Mar-07 1:26

CPallini

26-Mar-07 1:26

You can use FormatMessage to see the description of the error, as in the following code excerpt (from MSDN)

LPVOID lpMsgBuf;
FormatMessage( 
    FORMAT_MESSAGE_ALLOCATE_BUFFER | 
    FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM | 
    FORMAT_MESSAGE_IGNORE_INSERTS,
    NULL,
    GetLastError(),
    MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_DEFAULT), // Default language
    (LPTSTR) &lpMsgBuf,
    0,
    NULL 
);
// Process any inserts in lpMsgBuf.
// ...
// Display the string.
MessageBox( NULL, (LPCTSTR)lpMsgBuf, "Error", MB_OK | MB_ICONINFORMATION );
// Free the buffer.
LocalFree( lpMsgBuf );

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Re: what the meaning of return value of "EnumPrinterDataEx"

mo_nica88126-Mar-07 2:38

mo_nica881

26-Mar-07 2:38

Thanks. i resolve my problem.

Monica

Combo box in CListCtrl

Aryan S26-Mar-07 0:52

Aryan S

26-Mar-07 0:52

I am working on creating a drop down combo box if user clicks on a column in a list control. I have got one document in the link: http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/CustomizedReportListCtrl.asp

But the problem is CBS_DROPDOWNLIST style has been used in that combo list. But I want to make that combo box editable. CBS_DROPDOWN is not working. Could anyone tell me how to do that?

Re: Combo box in CListCtrl

prasad_som26-Mar-07 1:31

prasad_som

26-Mar-07 1:31

Aryan S wrote:
I have got one document in the link: http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/CustomizedReportListCtrl.asp

That article message board is better place to ask this question.

Aryan S wrote:
But I want to make that combo box editable. CBS_DROPDOWN is not working.

You need to be very clear instead of saying "not working", while asking there ,too.

Prasad
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Re: Combo box in CListCtrl

Nibu babu thomas26-Mar-07 1:32

Nibu babu thomas

26-Mar-07 1:32

Aryan S wrote:
http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/CustomizedReportListCtrl.asp

You should ask the person who wrote this article. He knows better. Smile | :)

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I removed default hover behavior in my toolbar. Can I get it back?

maxmaven25-Mar-07 23:43

Re: I removed default hover behavior in my toolbar. Can I get it back?

25-Mar-07 23:43

Hi, I have a CToolbar and somehow managed to cause the buttons in the toolbar to not have a box drawn around them when the user's mouse is positioned over them. Is there an easy way to get this behavior back?

I don't know how I managed to remove this behavior, that's why I have no idea how to put it back in.

Thanks,

Max

Nibu babu thomas26-Mar-07 0:23

Nibu babu thomas

26-Mar-07 0:23

maxmaven wrote:
I don't know how I managed to remove this behavior

Try this style TBSTYLE_FLAT.

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Re: I removed default hover behavior in my toolbar. Can I get it back?

maxmaven26-Mar-07 1:41

Re: I removed default hover behavior in my toolbar. Can I get it back?

26-Mar-07 1:41

I already have this style.

I think I know more about what the problem is now: My buttons are *disabled*. Is there a way in the toolbar editor to set a button to be enabled?

Max

maxmaven26-Mar-07 2:00

Thanks, I will learn from a book I have

26-Mar-07 2:00

I see what is going on! If I do not assign the button an ID like "ID_APP_ABOUT", the button is disabled. It looks like the ID must match one of the symbols in the resource symbols list. I have two more questions about this:

How do I make a new symbol, should I be using a wizard?
How do I add an entry to the message map? (use a wizard?)

By this, I mean the list below

BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(MyApp, CWinApp)
ON_COMMAND(ID_APP_ABOUT, &MyApp::OnAppAbout)
// Standard file based document commands
ON_COMMAND(ID_FILE_NEW, &CWinApp::OnFileNew)
ON_COMMAND(ID_FILE_OPEN, &CWinApp::OnFileOpen)
// Standard print setup command
ON_COMMAND(ID_FILE_PRINT_SETUP, &CWinApp::OnFilePrintSetup)
END_MESSAGE_MAP()

maxmaven26-Mar-07 2:04

How to connect to SQL Server with MFC?

26-Mar-07 2:04

Thank you kindly for your help. I just noticed I have an entire chapter on message maps in the MFC book I bought. I will learn by reading this chapter.

Once again, thank you!

Max

Redraw Controls

baerten25-Mar-07 23:11

baerten

25-Mar-07 23:11

Hi everybody,

i still have a problem with the redraw of controls.

The Return-Key on a Grid provokes a switch of the view in the current Tab(of the TabControl)
The new view will be created, drawn, all ok.

I switch to another application (firefox for example) then i return to my application and the Grid is invisible. Sizing the frame provokes a OnSize and the all controls will be redrawn, the grid is already visible(drawn)

Now, i removed the Line "Grid->RedrawWindow(...);" from out the OnEraseBgnd-Handler.
The problem is solved, but now i have the initial problem :

At creation, the grid will be created and correctly drawn, then if a Thread has extracted all informations, the grid will be filled with the data.

Just at this time, the grid disappears.
It could be a problem of the grid, but i don't think so, because i have the same effect with textboxes.

The textbox which gets the focus during initialisation, will not be drawn Sigh | :sigh:

Does anyone has an idea?

Big thanks Smile | :)

jerome_data25-Mar-07 22:44

jerome_data

25-Mar-07 22:44

I search example or solution to connect to SQL Server in MFC thru internet. i use IP to connect to server.

Thanks

Re: How to connect to SQL Server with MFC?

Eytukan25-Mar-07 23:12

Eytukan

25-Mar-07 23:12

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Re: How to connect to SQL Server with MFC?

David Crow26-Mar-07 3:05