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Re: spamassassin(execute another process not executing)

12-Jun-07 10:26

What does this do:

ShellExecute(NULL, _T("open"), _T("c:\\windows\\system32\\notepad.exe"), _T("c:\\boot.ini"), NULL, SW_SHOW);

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_tasleem13-Jun-07 3:45

_tasleem

13-Jun-07 3:45

it shows notepad.

Regards.
Tasleem Arif

Re: spamassassin(execute another process not executing)

David Crow13-Jun-07 3:52

List ctrl blinking items problem

13-Jun-07 3:52

Ok, so what happens if you change the third and fourth arguments?

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eli1502197912-Jun-07 6:28

eli15021979

12-Jun-07 6:28

Hi,

I'm facing an annoying problem while using a list control.
In my project,I have a list control which I need to update every 250msec(the list of items is
a dynamic list).
In order to update the list control, I delete all of the items in the list control and insert the new items to the list.
As a result,the list control is blinking.

I'm using the following peace of code

m_list.SetRedraw(FALSE);
m_list.deleteAllItems();
for(int nIndex = 0 ; nIndex < ItemsList.GetSize() ; nIndex++)
{
    m_list.InsertItem(nIndex , _T(""));
    m_list.SetItem(nIndex , 0 , ItemsList.RemoveHead().GetName());
    m_list.SetItem(nIndex , 0 , ItemsList.RemoveHead().GetIP());
}
m_list.SetRedraw(TRUE);

I tried to pdause LockWindowUpdate() and UnlockWindowUpdate() instead of SetRedraw()
but the items continue to blink.

Is there a better way to update the list without blinking???
HELP!!!!! Cry | :((

With bes regards,
Eli

Re: List ctrl blinking items problem [modified]

Max Santos12-Jun-07 7:12

Max Santos

12-Jun-07 7:12

Hello,

Maybe you need to create a method that compares and changes only what needs to change.

This soluction will gibe you problems if the number of items incrise.

populating ListCtrls and ListBoxes are expensive, and will be very slow if the number of item incrise.

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Re: List ctrl blinking items problem

Mark Salsbery12-Jun-07 8:13

Mark Salsbery

12-Jun-07 8:13

As Max mentioned, populating list view controls is expensive.

Even more so the way you are adding items - 3 updates for each item.

If you use a "virtual list-view" (one that has the LVS_OWNERDATA style) then you can store each
item's info in a collection of some kind and do all your processing in the background.
The only time the list view has to change is when items are added or removed (so the total number
of items in the control is always the same as the number of items in the collection).
After each update of the contents, just a repaint of the control would be necessary.

Mark

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Re: List ctrl blinking items problem

eli1502197912-Jun-07 19:54

eli15021979

12-Jun-07 19:54

Hi Mark,

Mark Salsbery wrote:
If you use a "virtual list-view" (one that has the LVS_OWNERDATA style) then you can store each
item's info in a collection of some kind and do all your processing in the background.

In order to do so,I need to search if the current items in the collection exists in the list ctrl,and this is not something that we want to do(we don't
want that the list control will have to know what kind of items it "holds"...).

Anyway,Thanks for your reply,
With best regards,
Eli

Re: List ctrl blinking items problem

Mark Salsbery12-Jun-07 22:03

Mark Salsbery

12-Jun-07 22:03

eli15021979 wrote:
(we don't
want that the list control will have to know what kind of items it "holds"...).

I'm not sure you understood what I meant.

In a virtual list control, you store everything about the items somewhere else. The control
keeps index and state information only. When the control needs to draw it sends a notification
requesting the text for each item and subitem. From the looks of your sample code, you already
have that information in a list container, so there's no reason to store it in the control as well
(like you are doing now).

Mark

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Garbage in String

Programm3r12-Jun-07 6:10

Programm3r

12-Jun-07 6:10

Hi all,

I'm using the "CIniFile Class for C++ - A robust cross platform INI file class" wrote by Todd Davis and it's working and all but for some or other reason I keep getting garbage in the ini file. For example:

ç[TEST]
ÿMyKey=MyValue

Can anyone help ??

Thanks
Regards,

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David Crow12-Jun-07 6:51

12-Jun-07 6:51

Programm3r wrote:
Can anyone help ??

Doubtful, since you've not provided anything useful.

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Programm3r12-Jun-07 7:27

Programm3r

12-Jun-07 7:27

Right ... So write the following lines of code:

// Create an instance of the CIniFile class
CIniFile IniFile;
// Create a new file called test.ini
IniFile.Create("test.ini");
// Create a key
IniFile.SetValue("MyKey","MyValue","MySection",FileName);

And when I open the ini file I have garbage in the file. I haven't edited the .cpp and .h files provided by the article.

Useful enough ??

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David Crow12-Jun-07 7:33

12-Jun-07 7:33

Have you made any other changes (besides here) to the CIniFile class?

Have you stepped into the SetValue() method?

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Programm3r12-Jun-07 7:49

Programm3r

12-Jun-07 7:49

No I haven't made any changes, the only 'thing' that differs is my IDE. I'm trying to use it in C++ Builder 2006. But I can't see anything wrong with that (besides that Builder suck). Yes I have stepped into SetValues, but I'm struggling to debug ... not use to Borland debugging environment.

Oh well, I'm sure I'll figure it out ...

Thanks David
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microsoft forms 2.0 textbox

toxcct12-Jun-07 16:30

toxcct

12-Jun-07 16:30

have you tried compiling in both UNICODE and non-UNICODE to see if that matters ?

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Draggable objects

Perspx12-Jun-07 5:55

Perspx

12-Jun-07 5:55

I would like to create an application which is basically a transparent window, or something similar, which has "objects" on it, which are images which can be dragged around the screen, and clicked on, and double clicked on etc... However, I am not sure how to implement this..

I usually work in pure C/C++ however if there are some C++ classes which allow for this i would be willing to try them out..

Thanks for your help!
--PerspX

attiass12-Jun-07 5:35

attiass

12-Jun-07 5:35

hi everyone
i m using microsoft textbox 2.0 on visual c++.
i m trying to add lines to my text but i don't want to write all over again, i just want to add more text to the existing ones.
i know i can rewrite everything by using "textbox.settext("bla bla")" method
but i want to add them.i know in visual basic there's this option by using the "&" sign. does anyone know?
thanks in advance

Select a row in List control with code?

ldsdbomber12-Jun-07 4:35

ldsdbomber

12-Jun-07 4:35

I've got the complete row selection extended style working now, but would just like to know the correct method to programmatically set a row to be selected as though a user had clicked it so that it can be turned all blue.
cheers

David Crow12-Jun-07 4:48

12-Jun-07 4:48

ldsdbomber wrote:
...but would just like to know the correct method to programmatically set a row to be selected...

Use the LVM_SETITEM message.

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ldsdbomber12-Jun-07 4:57

ldsdbomber

12-Jun-07 4:57

Is that via a SendMessage David? I've not used that before very much

David Crow12-Jun-07 5:04

12-Jun-07 5:04

ldsdbomber wrote:
Is that via a SendMessage David?

Yes, if you are not using MFC.

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Max Santos12-Jun-07 6:07

Max Santos

12-Jun-07 6:07

You can use:

SetItemState(index,LVIS_SELECTED | LVIS_FOCUSED,LVIS_SELECTED | LVIS_FOCUSED);

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Michael Dunn12-Jun-07 6:18

Michael Dunn

12-Jun-07 6:18

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wizard finish button and message box

misha_grewal12-Jun-07 3:44

misha_grewal

12-Jun-07 3:44

I have a property sheet with wizard style.
At one place, I need to disable the Finish button. The code doesn't work and the Finish button is enabled.
But if I put a message box before calling the SetWizardButton routine, it works.
I tried with invalidate method so as to refresh the current windows, but I guess I am missing something.
Any pointers?

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Re: wizard finish button and message box

David Crow12-Jun-07 4:00