Re: Easy ?, #include problems - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

ns31-Aug-02 8:37

31-Aug-02 8:37

I found out how to adda combobox to the toolbar. so its the same to put in a generic class in the toolbar - say a slider. I really want a spin-edit buddied up pair in the toolbar. How do I insert that? I am referring to http://www.codeproject.com/docking/toolbarcombo.asp?

If I cant figure this out I'll have to use a slider which I'd rather not, because it mnight not look so good if its not dockable separately, ....

Any links or ideas?
Thanks,
ns

adding tooltips to toolbar buttons, spinbutton

ns31-Aug-02 8:29

31-Aug-02 8:29

Hi,

I added some buttons to the standard toolbar in my mfc MDI app and want to have tooltips on hovering. Can someone please point me to a link on how to do this (programmatically or manually)?

Also is there any MFC sample code for adding a spinbutton+ buddy edit ctr lto the toolbar? Actually if I can see how to get the spin-edit to work, I can incorporate it with the article on embedding non button ctrls into the toolbar.

Thanks,
ns

Re: adding tooltips to toolbar buttons, spinbutton

Vagif Abilov31-Aug-02 9:06

Vagif Abilov

31-Aug-02 9:06

Adding tooltips to toolbar buttons in MFC is damned easy. Let's say you have "Paste" button to paste clipboard contents. The button command ID is ID_EDIT_PASTE. Then you should create a string with the same ID (ID_EDIT_PASTE) and assign it a value "Insert Clipboard contents\nPaste". Note that the string consists of two lines separated by line feed symbol ("\n"). The second line provides information for the button's tooltip.

Vagif Abilov
MCP (Visual C++)
Oslo, Norway

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Re: adding tooltips - Thanks!!!!!

ns31-Aug-02 9:19

31-Aug-02 9:19

That was like magic!!!! Thank you so much! WHats the purpose of the first part:

"Insert Clipboard contents".

Does it show up anywhere?

Thnaks a bunch. That was easy like you said!!!

Re: adding tooltips - Thanks!!!!!

Vagif Abilov31-Aug-02 9:19

Vagif Abilov

31-Aug-02 9:19

ns wrote:
WHats the purpose of the first part:
"Insert Clipboard contents".
Does it show up anywhere?

Yes it does. It will be shown in application's status bar.

Thanks a bunch.

You're welcome.

Vagif Abilov
MCP (Visual C++)
Oslo, Norway

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Re: adding tooltips to toolbar buttons, spinbutton

Shog⁹31-Aug-02 9:12

Shog⁹

31-Aug-02 9:12

For #2, check out this article: http://www.codeproject.com/docking/ctrls_in_tb.asp[^]

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Easy ?, #include problems

TigerNinja_31-Aug-02 6:56

TigerNinja_

31-Aug-02 6:56

Hi all,
I am receiving the following error:

error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__FindCloseUrlCache@4 referenced in function "public: __thiscall cache_iterator::cache_iterator(void)" (??0cache_iterator@@QAE@XZ)

I am working on WinXP, VS.NET C++. I am trying to compile Win32 project with reference to the WININET.H file.

I have tried the following:
#include <wininet.h>
#include "wininet.h" //copied wininet.h to same directory as file being compiled
#include "D:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\Include\WININET" //use full path

none of the above work, I used \VERBOSE:LIB to verify compiler wasn't linking the library

There seems to be something I am overlooking, please help??

Thanks in Advance.

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Re: Easy ?, #include problems

Vagif Abilov31-Aug-02 7:02

Vagif Abilov

31-Aug-02 7:02

Did you check that you actually linked the library? The error is either missing library in input library list or wrong method decoration (for example, not using 'extern "C"').

Vagif Abilov
MCP (Visual C++)
Oslo, Norway

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Re: Easy ?, #include problems

Anders Molin31-Aug-02 12:07

Anders Molin

31-Aug-02 12:07

It's a linker problem, and therefore not a "#include" problem...

You need to link with Wininet.lib, you can do that either in the project settings, or by typing #pragma comment(lib, "Wininet.lib") in the sourcefile...

- Anders

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Georg Haan31-Aug-02 5:36

Georg Haan

31-Aug-02 5:36

In my neverending struggle to eliminate all overhead, I recently chose to do without the default libraries in my application, resulting in the following errors:

main.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol ___CxxFrameHandler<br />
main.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __except_list

How do I get rid of them? What am I still using that needs these functions? And how on earth am I ever going to replace the recently thrown out *operator new in my application that I use every twenty lines?

Regards,
Georg-Hendrik Haan (.NL)

Re: Hidden

C^hris L^osinger31-Aug-02 7:12

C^hris L^osinger

31-Aug-02 7:12

Georg Haan wrote:
In my neverending struggle to eliminate all overhead, I recently chose to do without the default libraries in my application

the linker is smart enough to only pull functions that it actually needs to build your app. you can link to every .LIB on your system yet your EXE will still only contain what it needs.

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Deleteing items from ListBox (SPEED problem)

Hadi Rezaee31-Aug-02 5:29

Hadi Rezaee

31-Aug-02 5:29

Hi there,
Is there any BETTER way to empty a lisbox ?

I used of this code:

while( m_List.GetCount() )
m_List.DeleteString( m_List.GetCount() - 1 );

Almost, I added 30,000 strings to the lisbox, and this code works LOW !
And I just NEED SPEEED Big Grin | :-D

Please help me !

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Re: Deleteing items from ListBox (SPEED problem)

BlackSmith31-Aug-02 5:44

BlackSmith

31-Aug-02 5:44

CListBox::ResetContent().

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Re: Deleteing items from ListBox (SPEED problem)

Dominik Reichl31-Aug-02 5:51

Dominik Reichl

31-Aug-02 5:51

Have a look at this article:

http://codeguru.earthweb.com/listview/VirtualListControl.html[^]

Virtual listboxes are REALLY fast!

Big Grin | :-D

Dominik

netstat

Kuniva31-Aug-02 4:42

Kuniva

31-Aug-02 4:42

How do i list connections in my program like Netstat does?

Kuniva
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Re: netstat

Georg Haan31-Aug-02 5:28

Georg Haan

31-Aug-02 5:28

Try this(NT only!):
SysInternals OpenSource Tcpview http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/tcpview.shtml

Georg Haan (.NL)

Re: netstat

Masaaki Onishi31-Aug-02 6:23

Masaaki Onishi

31-Aug-02 6:23

Hello, the codegurus around the world.;)

Accroding as Network Programming for Microsoft Windows, P548,

The NETSTAT.EXE utility displays the TCP connection table, the UDP listener
table, and the IPv4 ptorocol statistics on your computer. The function used
to retrieve this information work with Windows NT 4.0 (SP 4 and later),
Windows 98, and Windows Me.

So, check the following functions.

DWORD GetTcpTable (
   PMIB_TCPTABLE pTcpTable,
   PDWORD pdwSize,
   BOOL bOrder
);

typedef struct _MIB_TCPTABLE
{
   DWORD dwNumEntries;
   MIB_TCPROW table[ANY_SIZE];
} MIB_TCPTABLE, *PMIB_TCPTABLE;

typedef struct _MIB_TCPROW
{
   DWORD dwState;
   DWORD dwLocalAddr;
   DWORD dwLocalPort;
   DWORD dwRemoteAddr;
   DWORD dwRemoteProt;
} MIB_TCPROW, *PMIB_TCPROW;

DWORD GetUdpTable (...), typedef struct _MIB_UDPTALBE, 
typedef stuct _MIB_UDPROW, DWORD GetIpStatistics(...)
typedef struct _MIB_IPSTATS...

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Have a nice day!
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Debug Hangggs

Paul Silvernail31-Aug-02 3:33

Paul Silvernail

31-Aug-02 3:33

How do you determine where a safe break point is?

When I placed a break point at this line of code, my computer had a brain cramp and I had to reboot.

void CTPclassDlg::OnAdd()
{
CString sTmp; // break point on this line
// other code here ...
}

can someone explain?

Thanks

Re: Debug Hangggs

Gary R. Wheeler31-Aug-02 4:41

Gary R. Wheeler

31-Aug-02 4:41

Taking a guess, something higher up in the call tree has corrupted the stack. If you had to reboot, does this mean you're developing on Windows 98/ME? When debugging under Windows 2000/XP, you usually don't have to reboot just because of an application error like this.

Gary R. Wheeler

Re: Debug Hangggs

Paul Silvernail31-Aug-02 4:52

Paul Silvernail

31-Aug-02 4:52

Hi Gary,

Yes I am using ME.

If I move the break point down a couple lines to where I declare an int, the debug works fine. I was wondering if it had something to do with the CString. But then again, the program execution should stop befor the line is executed.

Simply moving the breakpoint would have nothing to do with corrupting the stack. Right ?? Confused | :confused:

Re: Debug Hangggs

Gary R. Wheeler31-Aug-02 14:21

Gary R. Wheeler

31-Aug-02 14:21

Hmmm. When I have odd behavior like this with the debugger, I usually try and do a 'rebuild all'. If the source code and the object code are out of sync, the line you think you've placed the breakpoint on in the source does not necessarily match the place in the object code where the breakpoint instruction is inserted. This can cause all sorts of unusual behavior.

Gary R. Wheeler

Re: Debug Hangggs

Navier1-Sep-02 12:47

Navier

1-Sep-02 12:47

Sometimes even this doesn't work. I've just had a really bizarre one where stepping over 'xor ecx, ecx' in the disassembly of 'char u[10] = "1";' caused an access violation. Access Violation on a register????? Maybe I'm missing something but that's not supposed to happen as far as I know. I ended up having to re-create the .dsw from scratch. Dropping the same source in and setting the same proj options (as far as I know) made it work just fine.

Strange but true.

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but
b4.isqrt(u).ru/16

Navier
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Re: Debug Hangggs

Navier1-Sep-02 12:58

Navier

1-Sep-02 12:58

Just found out what *my* problem was. I had a watch set on one of my vars: 'what.size()'. Removing this makes everything work just fine. Maybe a bug in the VC6 debugger(?) Something for you to try anyway....

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i1.2sqrt(u).bcos(ur)sec(c)
but
b4.isqrt(u).ru/16

Navier
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Re: Bubble sort algorithm

Vagif Abilov31-Aug-02 3:10

Vagif Abilov

31-Aug-02 3:10

Well, since this is probably the simplest sort algorithm, you should be able to figure it out. Otherwise, look here[^]

Vagif Abilov
MCP (Visual C++)
Oslo, Norway

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Error in DAO

SamirSood31-Aug-02 1:52

SamirSood

31-Aug-02 1:52

There is a probelm regarding the compaction of database. I have a database in ms-access on which i have performed some operations programatically. But When i try to compact the database using the compact database utility It is giving me errors such as "Record(s) can't be read; no read permission on <name>" error 3112 . Can anyone suggest some solution for it. I will be grateful .

Samir Sood

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