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hi how to convert tchar to const char
paulraj
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It will not be perfect, because tchar may have 2 bytes or 1 byte,
you can't put 2 byte into 1 byte when converting,
however it may work when tchar takes 1 byte. All depends on your code, you can try it.
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TCHAR t;<br />
const char c=char(t);<br />
or
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TCHAR t;<br />
const char *pc=cosnt char*(&t);<br />
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followait wrote: tchar may have 2 bytes or 1 byte
when TCHAR takes 2 bytes ?
Thanks
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TCHAR is a macro that resolves either to char if UNICODE is not defined (then it will be 1 byte) or to wchar if UNICODE is defined (then it will be 2 bytes).
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TCHAR t;
const char *pc=cosnt char*(&t);
hi... i used this way.
but i didn't get the answer.
the error is "syntax error:'const'
my input is TCHAR[500];
i have to change this in const char* format. can you help me?
paulraj
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I'm looking for some sample code to see how to build an custom IE toolbar extension. I'm working on a pet project to allow an IE toolbar to interact with form data similar to how the google toolbar works. I've tried searching code project using these terms: "ie addin" "ie toolbar" "addin" but I haven't seen anything yet. Your help is appreciated.
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That's excellent. Thank-you for pointing me in the right direction!
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Thank-you for the links! I'm digging into it now.
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I gald it was helpful for you.
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I have to SMTP server that receive mails from the local area network.
How to program at the SMTP server side, so that it can save the mails to a database, and resend them to other email addresses? Is it easy to do?
PS: I do it for other people.
-- modified at 0:29 Wednesday 21st November, 2007
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I have 2 computers, the app is suppose to run on both coms, the server com will be in listening mode, and have a client status box. once the client com is connected to the the server com, the client will ping the server, and the server will receive the client IP address, and the client status box will be updated and show the client is online and show the IP.(actually this part is not the main part)
what kind of programming is required in this app? and how to do this thing...?
please help, thanks a lot!
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Keyword : Socket.
Try to used the example in MSDN for MFC style.
Or try to search in codeproject, I used one of the class that was writen in this site.
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Hello. I'm trying to find the quickest way to load a web page directly into my application. I'm using VC++ 6.0 and Visual Studio 2005 on an XP platform. Could someone please steer me in the right direction? Thank you.
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Please refer here[^].
Also look here[^].
Regards,
Paresh.
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Thanks. Once again Code Project bails me out.
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You can use of CHtmlView or CDHtmlDialog.
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Thanks. I'll look at those as well. Whatever is easiest is also most appealing.
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I'm trying to finish up a project for school. I will be the first to admit that my knowledge of C++ coding isn't the greatest, so if you can spare the time to answer me, try to keep it as simple as possible. That having been said, I am coding a program that cleans html source codes. My professor wants it to process multiple files without input from the user. My thought was to put multiple files in one directory, input from that directory and output to another separate directory. The "clean" files would be saved with the same name as the original files just in the new directory. I have looked through my books and all over the internet, and have yet to find something that I understand and that fits my problem. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance.
S. Reynolds
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So you need something that will tell you the name of each file in a directory?
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I suppose that would help. Could I then use those names to open i/o streams? I seem to recall being able to do that, but having to use cstrings?
S. Reynolds
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You need to processes the files one at a time. So a function that takes a file path as a string and an output dir as a string (char*, cstring, std::string etc etc) would seem appropriate. Process the file and write to the destination by combining the file name portion of the input file parameter and the output dir parameter. Get that working then on top of that make something that will enumerate the file names from a folder and call that function for each file. See http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/aa364418.aspx
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