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Questionerror C3861: 'GetSafeHwnd': identifier not found Pin
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QuestionHow to use CSpinButtonCtrl to control the float value in edit control Pin
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enhzflep19-Oct-08 17:53
enhzflep19-Oct-08 17:53 
Yeah, as far as I know it is.

Just think about it for a second - if the range is 100, we can read the value and divide it by 100 to get a float.

Of course, if the range is only 100 - the smallest increment you may make is 1% of the range. If you goto a range of 1000, you can inc/dec by 0.1% of the range. Then of course, you could have a larger range, and go to (say) 100,000. Each increment would then only represent 0.001% of the range. and so on and so forth


1. Read value
2. divide value by range
3. create a string that represents the resulting number
4. put the result into the edit control.
QuestionCompiling 2 sources C files with gcc Pin
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QuestionWin32 Global hooks and mouse overs.... Pin
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