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Re: CFileDialog spawned from doc class Michael Dunn13-Jul-02 7:09 Michael Dunn 13-Jul-02 7:09  You can also use AfxGetMainWnd() as the parent window. --Mike-- Just released - RightClick-Encrypt v1.3 - Adds fast & easy file encryption to Explorer My really out-of-date homepage Sonork-100.19012 Acid_Helm Menu "Exit" - which class in MDI should handle this COMMAND handler? ns13-Jul-02 0:31 ns 13-Jul-02 0:31  What is in the Exit Command handler? Not EndDialog right? THis is an MDI project. I didnt want to use the standard exit provided in the default menu... Which class shall I associate this Exit item with? View? Doc? or MAinFrame? Thanks, ns Re: Menu "Exit" - which class in MDI should handle this COMMAND handler? Nish Nishant13-Jul-02 0:38 Nish Nishant 13-Jul-02 0:38  What exactly do you want to do with the Menu-Exit handler? The Menu-File-Exit basically posts a WM_CLOSE to the main frame window. So if you want to prompt the user and ask her whether she wants to quit, override WM_CLOSE in your main frame window! Nish Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW] Re: Menu "Exit" - which class in MDI should handle this COMMAND handler? ns13-Jul-02 0:39 ns 13-Jul-02 0:39  Okay! That sounds great! Appreciate it, ns forgot something... ns13-Jul-02 0:40 ns 13-Jul-02 0:40  Do I say DestroyWindow() in the mainframe::onclose()? Thanks, Re: forgot something... Nish Nishant13-Jul-02 0:51 Nish Nishant 13-Jul-02 0:51  ns wrote: Do I say DestroyWindow() in the mainframe::onclose()? No! Just call the base class implementation as in :- void CMainFrame::OnClose() { if(MessageBox("Sure?","?",MB_YESNO)==IDYES) CMDIFrameWnd::OnClose(); } Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW] Re: forgot something... Brian Delahunty13-Jul-02 4:20 Brian Delahunty 13-Jul-02 4:20  Nishant S wrote: ("Sure?","?", Short. Adn to the point. I like it. "When a friend hurts us, we should write it down in the sand, where the winds of forgiveness get in charge of erasing it away, and when something great happens, we should engrave it in the stone of the memory of the heart, where no wind can erase it" Nish on life [methinks] "It's The Soapbox; topics are optional" Shog 9 Re: Menu "Exit" - which class in MDI should handle this COMMAND handler? Ancient Dragon13-Jul-02 0:46 Ancient Dragon 13-Jul-02 0:46  If you look up the ID for that menu handler ID_APP_EXIT on MSDN you will find the answer. It contains a short explanation how many standard menu commands are implemented. ID_APP_EXIT: Exit the application. CWinApp::OnAppExit handles this command by sending a WM_CLOSE message to the application's main window. The standard shutting down of the application (prompting for dirty files and so on) is handled by the CFrameWnd implementation. Customization of this command handler is not recommended. Overriding CWinApp::SaveAllModified or the CFrameWnd closing logic is recommended. If you choose to implement this command, we recommend you use this command ID. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! MFC is the Best12-Jul-02 23:49 MFC is the Best 12-Jul-02 23:49  Hi @all! I want to use a CDragListBox. I have read inside this forum: First I must make a CListbox with a member variable of the type CListBox. Then I must change the type of the member variable in CDragListBox. My Problem: When I run the programm I got a debug error!!!!! What do I have to still change? Greetings, MFC is the Best Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! Nish Nishant13-Jul-02 0:05 Nish Nishant 13-Jul-02 0:05  What kinda error? Is it crashing? Nish Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW] Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! MFC is the Best13-Jul-02 0:12 MFC is the Best 13-Jul-02 0:12  The programm does not start. After the linking comes the debug error: "Debug Assertion Failed!!" MFC is the Best Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! Nish Nishant13-Jul-02 0:32 Nish Nishant 13-Jul-02 0:32  Okay I am gonna make a guess here, but I think I am gonna back my guess I just added a listbox to a new dialog and associated it with a CDragListBox object, compiled, ran and got the debug assert The problem is that, by default the dialog resource editor will set the LBS_SORT style for the list box control. That's what causing the assert. Take properties and make the Sort property to False, it'll be True by default. Now you won't have the error Regards Nish Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW] Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! MFC is the Best13-Jul-02 0:34 MFC is the Best 13-Jul-02 0:34  Thank you very much! It works...... Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! Christian Graus13-Jul-02 0:17 Christian Graus 13-Jul-02 0:17  First step is to tell us where it crashes, otherwise we are just guessing. Christian come on all you MS suckups, defend your sugar-daddy now. - Chris Losinger - 11/07/2002 Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!! MFC is the Best13-Jul-02 0:30 MFC is the Best 13-Jul-02 0:30  In the MessageBox: File: winctrl2.cpp The Debug makes the error in this function: extern "C" int WINAPI _tWinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPTSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow) { // call shared/exported WinMain return AfxWinMain(hInstance, hPrevInstance, lpCmdLine, nCmdShow); } MFC is the Best msxml parser Tzoockee12-Jul-02 22:45 Tzoockee 12-Jul-02 22:45  I want to export from my apploication (VC++ 6.0 + MFC) an XML string. How do I use msxml to create that string ? It should be semething like this: <workspace> <object> //properties.... (other fields ) I don't know what interface to use, and what methods ... Thank You ! Re: msxml parser Giles12-Jul-02 23:10 Giles 12-Jul-02 23:10  Create a new DOMDocument object called say xdoc. Add nodes to the XML tree of the type IXMLDOMNode, and then call doc.xml to return the XML as a string. There are a few articles on CP showing you how to #import and make use of the COM objects. MS have provided two XML parsers. The DOM parser, and the SAX parser. The DOM parser basically does what its told as its just a series of objects and calls to manipulate them, where as the SAX paser is event based which can make it quite useful for parsing big documents in a distrubuted environment. http://www.codeproject.com/soap/iexmlparser.asp Socket and IOCP Anonymous12-Jul-02 22:37 Anonymous 12-Jul-02 22:37  For creating high performance socket server, we use the technique of IO completion ports. We create IO completion port and related threads ourself using the function CreateIOCompletionPort(). There is also another function called BindIOCompletionCallback(). If we use this function we don't have to do the manual work. We simply let windows to create IO completion port and associate threads with it. My question is that which solution is the more efficient, either manual creaton of IOCP or the later one. Re: Socket and IOCP Anonymous12-Jul-02 23:01 Anonymous 12-Jul-02 23:01  what is the difference between Berkely sockets (Winsock2) and IO completion ports? Re: Socket and IOCP Giles12-Jul-02 23:22 Giles 12-Jul-02 23:22  It sits on top off. IO Completion ports are a WinNT feature that relate to all IO from disk access to Sockets. Basically you can use a limited number of threads to manage a large pool of connections at the same time while IO is pending. Say 5 threads for 1000 connections is not unheard of. Because your not using a wasteful thread per connection with all the thread context switching goind on as the system scheduled them, then you get better efficiency, and the system is less likely to run out of resources, and suffer a denial of service attack. It helps get a lot more out of IO features on Windows which is useful for servers. Read these to get a better feel. http://www.codeproject.com/internet/winsockiocp.asp http://www.codeproject.com/internet/iocp.asp Also if you can get hold of a copy read Programming Server-Side Applications for Windows 2000 - Richter - MS Press. Has a good example of using them for searching files on the hard disk at a blinding speed. Re: Socket and IOCP Giles12-Jul-02 23:13 Giles 12-Jul-02 23:13  Anonymous wrote: BindIOCompletionCallback This is only avaliable on Windows 2000 and later. If you need to support WinNT4 then you cannot use this as NT4 cannot manage the thread pool for you. urgent! how to paint CToolBar includeh1012-Jul-02 21:59 includeh10 12-Jul-02 21:59  i create a CToolBar with no any buttons and dock it, it works well. next i want to paint it, but i can't. i override OnPint(), OnNcPaint() and disable WM_ERASEBACKGROUND message etc. but the tool bar is still painted by microsoft, do u know how to paint it or disable which message so microsoft will not paint it then i can paint myself? thx includeh10 Re: urgent! how to paint CToolBar Michael Dunn13-Jul-02 7:11 Michael Dunn 13-Jul-02 7:11  Handle NM_CUSTOMDRAW. You can change colors and button styles in response to that message - see the MSDN docs for the full list of capabilities. --Mike-- Just released - RightClick-Encrypt v1.3 - Adds fast & easy file encryption to Explorer My really out-of-date homepage Sonork-100.19012 Acid_Helm urgent! how to paint border of CWnd? includeh1012-Jul-02 21:52 includeh10 12-Jul-02 21:52  i create a CWnd with WS_THICKFRAME style (need to resize the window), and want to paint its border. in OnNcPaint() message, i try all DCs: 1. CPintDC(this), not work, noly for client area 2. CWindowDC(this), only can draw left and top borders, not available for right and bottom borders 3. GetDC(0), OK, but draw on screen DC, sometimes makes screen dirty. could u give me a hint? thx includeh10 Re: urgent! how to paint border of CWnd? NormDroid12-Jul-02 23:22 NormDroid 12-Jul-02 23:22  Handle WM_NCPAINT NC == Non Client Normski. - Professional Windows Programmer

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