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Re: How to access all the Editboxes in a form.

Anand Todkar16-Oct-07 2:34

16-Oct-07 2:34

Yeah David, you are right, i done the changes in Resource file and accessed the Controls in a loop.

Thanks for your help.

Thanks,
Anand.

Re: How to access all the Editboxes in a form.

CodingLover15-Oct-07 19:26

CodingLover

15-Oct-07 19:26

You mean something like that,

#define IDC_ONE 1000<br />
#define IDC_TWO 1001

So, there can I use any number. I mean there is no restrictions on predefined events?

I appreciate your help all the time...
Eranga Smile | :)

Re: How to access all the Editboxes in a form.

Hamid_RT15-Oct-07 19:38

Hamid_RT

15-Oct-07 19:38

Not any number,numbers must unique.

Re: How to access all the Editboxes in a form.

CodingLover15-Oct-07 19:47

CodingLover

15-Oct-07 19:47

Ya, its' true. What I mean that there is any numbers couldn't I use, may be those numbers are already use somewhere in the application.

I appreciate your help all the time...
Eranga Smile | :)

Re: How to access all the Editboxes in a form.

Naveen15-Oct-07 19:25

Naveen

15-Oct-07 19:25

Anand Todkar wrote:
Is there any way by which I can do it?

Set the taborder of all EditBox in a sequence. Now take the handle of EditBox in the top of zorder and call the GetWindow() with GW_HWNDNEXT. This will return the handle to the 2nd EditBox. now pass the 2nd EditBox handle to get third list and so on.

Another option is to set the id value of the EditBox in a sequence. Now call the GetDlgItem() function in a for loop with the index starting from the id of first EditBox to the last one.

nave

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Re: How to access all the Editboxes in a form.

Anand Todkar15-Oct-07 19:31

Anand Todkar

15-Oct-07 19:31

Naveen.R wrote:
Set the taborder of all EditBox in a sequence. Now take the handle of EditBox in the top of zorder and call the GetWindow() with GW_HWNDNEXT. This will return the handle to the 2nd EditBox. now pass the 2nd EditBox handle to get third list and so on.

This sounds good, let me try this way, as the Taborder is not going to change.

Thanks naveen Smile | :)

Thanks,
Anand.

Re: How to access all the Editboxes in a form.

Nelek15-Oct-07 21:03

Nelek

15-Oct-07 21:03

Hi,

I made it very easy with an Array from pointers to the control. In my case, it was:

CMyColorComboBox* m_aComboBoxes [MAX];

then, in the constructor of the Dialog... I wrote the access to them.

m_aComboBoxes[0] = &m_cmcbbVisIn1;
m_aComboBoxes[1] = &m_cmcbbVisIn2;
m_aComboBoxes[2] = &m_cmcbbVisIn3;
m_aComboBoxes[3] = &m_cmcbbVisIn4;

and then I use loops to access, write, delete data from them.

for (int i = 0; i < MAX; i++)
   m_aComboBoxes [MAX]->ResetContent ();

I have done it in that way because I had the member variables from class wizard. But you can use the idea as well without having any variable and using GetDlgItem (ID). If you use the GetDlgItem ... then you must use OnInitDialog or on InitialUpdate. Because if you use the constructor to give the pointers... then you will have an assertion because the window doesn't exist when trying to access.

Hope it helps

Greetings.

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List iteration Problem [modified]

ashishbhatt15-Oct-07 19:04

ashishbhatt

15-Oct-07 19:04

Hi All,

I am using list class in my project(MFC Application). I have made list like .....

typedef std::list<rect> rectlist; // Here list is of type RECT

in one header file. And during my project execution I am storing rectangles in the list.

And now,When I use list iterator in another class like below....( I have already included its header file in using class)

rectlist::iterator i;

And i use this iterator like below in any other function......

for (i = rects.begin(); i != rects.end(); i++)
{
CaptureScreen(*i, m_mainbuff); // Error is here
}

I got error msg like ...

list iterator not dereferencable

at runtime in debug assertion Failed Box.

Thanks in Advance...

Ashish

-- modified at 1:10 Tuesday 16th October, 2007

Re: List iteration Problem

zakkas248315-Oct-07 20:11

zakkas2483

15-Oct-07 20:11

it may because of using *i in argument.

solution is try to give appropriate argument in function calling then copy it in to original list.

or it may required type casting..

give me the prototype of CartureScreen( ) function.

Re: List iteration Problem

ashishbhatt15-Oct-07 20:29

ashishbhatt

15-Oct-07 20:29

Prototype of CaptureScreen()...

void CaptureScreen(RECT &UpdateArea, BYTE *scrBuff);

i have just used this ....

<br />
rectlist::iterator i;<br />
<br />
for (i = rects.begin(); i != rects.end(); i++)<br />
{<br />
      CaptureScreen(*i, m_mainbuff);<br />
}<br />
<br />

But in my case it does not go into loop even if condition is true. And if I make..

i == rects.end()

then it goes into the loop but their values are different.And if it goes into loop then it gives error as I explained above.And if I make it like....

<br />
      CaptureScreen((RECT &)i, m_mainbuff);<br />
<br />

then it does not give error.But when for is incremented then again it gives error like....

list iterator is not incremental

That's all the case....

Thanks Hiru.

Re: List iteration Problem

Nelek15-Oct-07 21:05

Nelek

15-Oct-07 21:05

what about with...

rectlist::iterator i;

for (i = rects.begin(); i != rects.end(); i++)
{
CaptureScreen(&i, m_mainbuff);
}

Re: List iteration Problem

zakkas248315-Oct-07 21:38

zakkas2483

15-Oct-07 21:38

Yes, i also think this is true ans..

hiru

Re: List iteration Problem

ashishbhatt15-Oct-07 22:06

ashishbhatt

15-Oct-07 22:06

I have little much found that I am not getting perfect list which I have stored.

here I am fetch the rectangles list from below....

<br />
// Get list of rectangles for checking<br />
	rectlist rectsToScan;<br />
	m_region.Rectangles(rectsToScan);<br />
<br />

m_region is the object of the RTMPRegion class in which i storing rectangles in to the list.

But when I fetch by above then I Test like below.....

<br />
<br />
        rectlist ::iterator i;<br />
	for(i = rectsToScan.begin();i==rectsToScan.end();i++)<br />
		CaptureScreen(*i, m_mainbuff);<br />

Then in the value of i any junk value comes.Here i is RECT ,so in left,right,top,bottom values are junk values.

Re: List iteration Problem

ashishbhatt15-Oct-07 22:17

ashishbhatt

15-Oct-07 22:17

It gives me the error using ....

CaptureScreen(&i, m_mainbuff);

Error like...

error C2664: 'RTMPDesk::CaptureScreen' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'std::list<_Ty>::_Iterator<_Secure_validation> *__w64 ' to 'RECT &'

My Function deff...

void CaptureScreen(RECT &UpdateArea, BYTE *scrBuff);

thanks.

Re: List iteration Problem

zakkas248315-Oct-07 22:59

zakkas2483

15-Oct-07 22:59

Try this
CaptureScreen( i ,m_mainbuff );

Re: List iteration Problem

ashishbhatt15-Oct-07 23:16

ashishbhatt

15-Oct-07 23:16

Thanks Hiru,,

Just before your message comes I found little solution and that is like that I did not get exect values from the list thats why it gave me error.At right now I am not getting error.

I am using same as

CaptureScreen(*i,m_Mainbuff);

If there will be some problem then i will contact U.

Thanks for your valuable time.Thank u v much.

Ashu

Re: List iteration Problem

David Crow16-Oct-07 2:29

David Crow

16-Oct-07 2:29

Since i is an iterator, you must use the dereference operator.

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Re: List iteration Problem

David Crow16-Oct-07 2:30

David Crow

16-Oct-07 2:30

Nelek wrote:
CaptureScreen(&i, m_mainbuff);

Since i is an iterator, you must use the dereference operator.

"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

Build error in calling static library function

MKUser15-Oct-07 16:59

MKUser

15-Oct-07 16:59

Hi,

I attach one static library project(project2) to my main project. My main exe is console application which i'm buiding in .net 2003.
When i call a function of sttic library project(project2) i got following error

error C3861: 'FunctionName': identifier not found, even with argument-dependent lookup

To solve this i have tried to include stdio.h in static library project(project2).
My main project is using one more function of another static library project (project1)and there is no error in calling that function.

If i dont call the function of sttic library project(project2) then there is no error.

please suggest how to solve it

Manoj Kumar Chauhan

Monitoring files

dArK cHAriSmA15-Oct-07 16:06

dArK cHAriSmA

15-Oct-07 16:06

Hi all!

With your help, I would like to write a program that monitors which ever files system opens, creates, writes to, reads from .... and finaly updates those neatly in it's log - same as any antivirus monitor but without virus-checking. I've written a code that uses ReadDirectoryChangesW, but it only triggers when file is launched or date/time modified. Which function should I use? It's important that my program should 'be aware' when any other program reads from certain file (ie. catch the name of INI file being read from). I hope that I was clear. I've downloaded some projects, but they didn't do. I'm using Borland C++ 5.0.

Thanx

dArK cHAriSmA

Re: Monitoring files [modified]

azonenberg15-Oct-07 17:52

azonenberg

15-Oct-07 17:52

There are two options I can think of:

* Write a file system driver
* Poll the file system at regular intervals (probably about 100 ms) - attempt to open the file
with exclusive access. If it fails, then someone else is using it. If it succeeds, close it
because it's not in use. This option is a lot easier to code, but uses more CPU.

-- modified at 0:06 Tuesday 16th October, 2007

Re: Monitoring files

Hamid_RT15-Oct-07 19:32

Hamid_RT

15-Oct-07 19:32

See FindFirstChangeNotification and How to get a notification if change occurs in a specified directory [^].

VS6.0 Modeless Dialog as a static library or DLL

Ralph_L15-Oct-07 9:48

Ralph_L

15-Oct-07 9:48

I have a Dialog box (and associated .cpp and .h files) developed in VS6.0 MFC that is called as a modeless dialog from its parent dialog based application. I wish to reuse this in other projects and share with coworkers.
Is there a way to do so, say as a Static Library or DLL perhaps?
I can create the static library using the code, but do not know how to add in the dialog that is related to it.
Are there any examples available I could learn from?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Ralph_L

Re: VS6.0 Modeless Dialog as a static library or DLL

Mark Salsbery15-Oct-07 10:26

Mark Salsbery

15-Oct-07 10:26

You can use either a static library or a dll, whatever is more appropriate.

If you use a DLL, the DLL needs to be an MFC extension DLL.

Create the appropriate project type and add the cpp and h files, and copy the dialog
resource into the project.

For the DLL, you'll need to change the class declaration:

class AFX_EXT_CLASS CMyDialog : public CDialog
...

For a static library you need to make sure you have a scheme in place so resource IDs
won't clash with the module it's linked with.

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
Java | [Coffee]

Re: VS6.0 Modeless Dialog as a static library or DLL

#realJSOP15-Oct-07 11:00

#realJSOP

15-Oct-07 11:00

Of course, that means that any program that uses the DLL must itself be an MFC app.

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