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Re: Convert a number in Cstring and then CString in number?

Immunity1831-May-07 8:13

Immunity18

31-May-07 8:13

thanks !

Re: Convert a number in Cstring and then CString in number?

Immunity1831-May-07 8:17

Immunity18

31-May-07 8:17

and
PS. i didnt vote :S

Re: Convert a number in Cstring and then CString in number?

Roger Stoltz31-May-07 8:19

Roger Stoltz

31-May-07 8:19

Immunity18 wrote:
PS. i didnt vote

Don't worry about it.
Regardless of who it was, it made me clarify my post in a way that I should have done from the start. :->

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Re: Convert a number in Cstring and then CString in number?

jmjack8823-Dec-09 21:02

jmjack88

23-Dec-09 21:02

how can i convert CString variant to double like this?
i mean cut off the zero
example:
CString ---> double
1.020000 ---> 1.02

getting the class members to pop up?

ldsdbomber31-May-07 6:03

ldsdbomber

31-May-07 6:03

Can someone remind me what the required step is so that if you add in a header and source file from an article here to be included in your project (eg MFC dialog), you get the class members to pop up when you hit a "." or "->" operator on an object.
t.i.a

Re: getting the class members to pop up?

David Crow31-May-07 6:11

David Crow

31-May-07 6:11

Nothing special is required. You may need to rebuild the .clw file, however.

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Re: getting the class members to pop up?

ldsdbomber31-May-07 6:25

ldsdbomber

31-May-07 6:25

hmm, I tried this but no joy so far. I've added Cedric Moonens CCHartCtrl files to my project and make use of them on a dialog with a graph. I know it all works properly, but for example where I have

CChartSerie* pLineSerieCol = m_ChartCtrl.AddSerie(CChartSerie::stLineSerie);
pLineSerieCol->SetName("Energy Data");
pLineSerieCol->SetColor(0x00ff0000);

at the "->" it refuses to pop up the available methods of the class. I've manually deleted the .clw file, tried rebuild all and also opened class wizard with the clw file missing to force it to rebuild and checked that the source files are all included, but no joy as yet.

I wonder if it is humanly possible to feel more like a muppet than I do today

Re: getting the class members to pop up?

David Crow31-May-07 6:31

David Crow

31-May-07 6:31

ldsdbomber wrote:
...at the "->" it refuses to pop up the available methods of the class.

I've had this happen in a few instances where the method that I was currently in had not yet been added to the class. For example:

void MyClass:DoSomething( void )
{
    CChartSerie* pLineSerieCol = m_ChartCtrl.AddSerie(CChartSerie::stLineSerie);
    pLineSerieCol->SetName("Energy Data");
    pLineSerieCol->SetColor(0x00ff0000);
}

If the DoSomething() method had not yet been added to MyClass, then Intellisense would fail to work. This does not appear to be the case with you however.

ldsdbomber wrote:
I wonder if it is humanly possible to feel more like a muppet than I do today

Only if you are you sprouting fur in odd places.

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"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

Re: getting the class members to pop up?

Vaclav_31-May-07 16:36

Vaclav_

31-May-07 16:36

It's not easy being green.....

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Unicode setting bby default in IDE

tom groezer31-May-07 5:10

tom groezer

31-May-07 5:10

The default setting in IDE in VS2005 while creating a new project to Use Unicode Character Set. There are several functions that use TCHAR and the _T macros. Why is is that the default setting is set to unicode. Most of the applicaitons are written in such a way that it expands to unicode or single byte character set while _MBCS is defined.

Re: Unicode setting bby default in IDE

toxcct31-May-07 5:27

toxcct

31-May-07 5:27

tom groezer wrote:
Why is is that the default setting is set to unicode

what is your problem exactly ? what would you have prefered instead ? ...and why ?

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displaying png's with GDI+

Adno31-May-07 4:58

Adno

31-May-07 4:58

hi im trying to get my head around GDI+ as far as i can tell i can only use it in the main function.
With what i've done below the image shows up at first but when the window refreshes i.e (change the size of it)
the image disappears is not repainted.

main..

GdiplusStartupInput gdiplusStartupInput;
ULONG_PTR gdiplusToken;
GdiplusStartup(&gdiplusToken, &gdiplusStartupInput, NULL);
{
Graphics graphics(GetDC(hwnd));
Image* image = new Image(L"clock2alpha.png");

Bitmap bitmap(L"clock2alpha.png");
graphics.DrawImage(&bitmap, 0, 0);
}
GdiplusShutdown( gdiplusToken );

.....

im interested in displaying png images and how to access them outside the main method with GDI+

thank you

Re: displaying png's with GDI+

Jun Du31-May-07 5:09

Jun Du

31-May-07 5:09

Because your code doesn't have a re-painting mechanism. The drawing code should be placed in a OnPaint() or OnDraw() handler, regardless of GDI or GDI+ rendering.

Best,
Jun

Re: displaying png's with GDI+

Mark Salsbery31-May-07 6:15

Mark Salsbery

31-May-07 6:15

Lamefif wrote:
as far as i can tell i can only use it in the main function.

Where did you get that idea? Smile | :)

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Re: displaying png's with GDI+

Adno31-May-07 15:04

Adno

31-May-07 15:04

hey Mark

i dont know what i did earlier but it keept crashing at runtime, when i put the code above in a method it was weird.

thank for your replies guys.

Re: displaying png's with GDI+

Mark Salsbery31-May-07 15:16

Mark Salsbery

31-May-07 15:16

Lamefif wrote:
keept crashing at runtime, when i put the code above in a method

hmm It was something else probably.

You can make GDI+ calls anywhere (of course, all the usual thread safety issues apply if you're
using multiple threads).

If you're using GDI+ extensively, you can do the GdiplusStartup() just once - main/winmain is
fine - and call GdiplusShutdown() just once after all drawing is done - just before returning
from main/winmain is fine.

If you have trouble in other functions you can always post related sample code here Smile | :)

Mark

"Posting a VB.NET question in the C++ forum will end in tears." Chris Maunder

Re: displaying png's with GDI+

Hamid_RT31-May-07 18:39

Hamid_RT

31-May-07 18:39

Whats the error and where you used your code?

WhiteSky

How to Upload (.doc) file in MySQL Database

Y_Kaushik31-May-07 4:45

Y_Kaushik

31-May-07 4:45

Hi Actually i have already ask this question but not get any setisfactory
ans.

My problem is that i want to upload a .doc file in mysql database ,
i am making my application in VC++ 60. Modal Dialog based(type)

It should be work like whenever we upload our resume in any job site.
problem is that in VC++ there is not any file field(in which a browse button is already atteched)

I use a button and write code for it to open window but using it
we can select only file name not whole path

Please any one told me how i can solve this problem

Regard's
Kaushik

Re: How to Upload (.doc) file in MySQL Database

David Crow31-May-07 5:03

David Crow

31-May-07 5:03

Your table will need to contain a blob-type field. You would then copy the file's bytes to this field just like you would any other field. The fact that the bytes come from a file is irrelevant.

"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

hiding a console app

Rage31-May-07 4:04

Rage

31-May-07 4:04

Hi,

I have a console app that is called by another program. I would like my console app to run hidden, is there a way to achieve this ?

Thanks

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Re: hiding a console app

toxcct31-May-07 4:12

toxcct

31-May-07 4:12

::ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "theprog.exe", NULL, NULL, <code>SW_HIDE</code>);

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Re: hiding a console app

Rage31-May-07 4:22

Rage

31-May-07 4:22

Thanks tox, but I cannot modify the call to the console app (otherwise I would have done what you said, trivial, of course). I must hide the console app from within the app directly.

Constantly "Saving the day" should be taken as a sign of organizational dysfunction rather than individual skill - Ryan Roberts[^]

Re: hiding a console app

toxcct31-May-07 4:28

toxcct

31-May-07 4:28

a console program cannot hide itself unfortunately (not that easily AFAIK at least)

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Re: hiding a console app

Rage31-May-07 5:22

Rage

31-May-07 5:22

Je le savais. C'etait juste pour persuader un collègue qui ne voulait pas me croire Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: hiding a console app

toxcct31-May-07 5:24

toxcct

31-May-07 5:24

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