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Re: How to conversion from upper case string to lower case in MFC.

23-May-08 2:05

No worries. Smile | :)

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sumit.durg23-May-08 1:59

sumit.durg

23-May-08 1:59

Exactly, Some language do not have upper and lower case.They have only one type as you said in hindi.
I agree. But i need to convert Russian language. They have upper and lower case and MakeLower / _tcslwr in not working on russian. Do you have any other solution.

Re: How to conversion from upper case string to lower case in MFC.

Rajesh R Subramanian23-May-08 2:36

Re: How to conversion from upper case string to lower case in MFC.

23-May-08 2:36

Yes, I tested with CString::MakeLower() and it isn't working! Fortunately for you, it shouldn't be a daunting task to write your own mapping routine, because there are not too many characters in Russian language. Imagine writing a conversion routine for something like Chinese, if it had UPPER/lower cases! Smile | :)

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Nemanja Trifunovic23-May-08 4:49

Nemanja Trifunovic

23-May-08 4:49

sumit.durg wrote:
But i need to convert Russian language.

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Re: How to conversion from upper case string to lower case in MFC.

manju#12323-May-08 1:04

manju#123

23-May-08 1:04

Hi..

Use _tcsicmp

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Re: How to conversion from upper case string to lower case in MFC.

toxcct23-May-08 1:11

toxcct

23-May-08 1:11

why bothering cast back to TCHAR*, uppercase, then cast back to CString, when the CString class already provides a method to do it ?

moreover, _tcsicmp() doesn't perform a "toUpper" or a "toLower". it just compare 2 strings without taking care of the case.

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Re: How to conversion from upper case string to lower case in MFC.

Rajesh R Subramanian23-May-08 1:17

Registry save & load in kernel mode

23-May-08 1:17

manju#123 wrote:
Use _tcsicmp

_tcsicmp does a lexicographic comparison between strings. It cannot convert between upper and lower cases. In short, it does some kind of comparison and the OP's requirement is to do some kind of conversion. Smile | :)

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Ajay L D22-May-08 23:22

Ajay L D

22-May-08 23:22

Hi All,
Is there any API which I could use to save & load the some entries in the registry in the kernel mode. I require kernel mode as I want to do this at the boot time before the Explorer shell gets launched.

Thank you,
AJ

Exporting MAKE file through Visual Studio 2003

Anand Todkar22-May-08 23:05

Anand Todkar

22-May-08 23:05

Hi,

Does any one have a good idea of exporting MAKE file through Visual Studio 2003??
I use to export MAKE files through Visual Studio 6.0 but now we dont have that option available in 2003.
Please tell me if any other way of exporting the file in VS 2003.

Thanks,
Anand.

Rajkumar R24-May-08 5:02

Rajkumar R

24-May-08 5:02

Do you really need it? why?

Anand Todkar25-May-08 19:37

Anand Todkar

25-May-08 19:37

Yes, I am in need to create MAKE files for around 50 projects which are in VS 2003, and manually creating the files will take time.

Thanks,
Anand.

Rajkumar R25-May-08 20:09

Rajkumar R

25-May-08 20:09

that feature is not available in from VS 2003 onwards, may be some tools like [Automatic make file generator^] useful, but my question is what is its need? why you need makefile for existing project.

Anand Todkar25-May-08 20:20

Anand Todkar

25-May-08 20:20

Want to build projects through Clearmake, and for that, we need MAKE files.

Thanks,
Anand.

Silent Mail with ShellExecute

Rajkumar R25-May-08 20:34

Rajkumar R

25-May-08 20:34

Makefile needs some tool to build, like nmake, Clearmake... Makefile (text file) alone cannot work, I am not asking that. why you need to build in makefile way, if you are looking for commandline type of building, VS supports it.

Programm3r22-May-08 22:04

22-May-08 22:04

Hi all,

Is there a way I can send a silent email using ShellExecute ?

Many thanks
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CPallini22-May-08 22:10

CPallini

22-May-08 22:10

My e-mails usually don't make noise Poke tongue | ;-P

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Programm3r22-May-08 22:21

22-May-08 22:21

... Lets just say I did not know how to express my question correctly.... but maybe this will make sense ?!

/*
So the following function will open an 'new message' window of outlook, and then the user will have to click on the send button to send the mail, but I would like to send the mail without user intervention. If this is not possible, what would be another solution?
*/
ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "mailto:<address>?subject=<subject>;body=<body>;CC=<cc>;", NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);
</cc></body></subject></address>

Thanks for the response
Many thanks
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Programm3r22-May-08 22:22

22-May-08 22:22

... Lets just say I did not know how to express my question correctly.... but maybe this will make sense ?!

/*
So the following function will open an 'new message' window of outlook, and then the user will have to click on the send button to send the mail, but I would like to send the mail without user intervention. If this is not possible, what would be another solution?
*/
ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "mailto:

?subject=<subject>;body=;CC=<cc>;", NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);

Thanks for the response
Many thanks
Regards,

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CPallini22-May-08 22:28

CPallini

22-May-08 22:28

Well, I was just kidding.
Unfortunately I don't know the answer to your problem.
Just as guess: Does Outlook provide automation interface, doesn't it?
Smile | :)

Rajesh R Subramanian22-May-08 22:22

22-May-08 22:22

CPallini wrote:
My e-mails usually don't make noise [Poke tongue]

Oh really?! My machine plays flute music every time an email is sent. Laugh | :laugh:

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CPallini22-May-08 22:26

CPallini

22-May-08 22:26

Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
Oh really?! My machine plays flute music every time an email is sent.

Flute? I was betting on sitar! Of course my computer plays only mandolin...
Laugh | :laugh:

Rajesh R Subramanian22-May-08 22:32

22-May-08 22:32

Have you searched Google for "C++ send email SMTP"?

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Programm3r22-May-08 22:40

22-May-08 22:40

Many times .... but nothing specific to what I want to know.

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