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Yes excuse me I have used an incorrect term I'm able to insert the checkbox in the pane but I'm not able to retrieve the check event
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Laan82 wrote: but I'm not able to retrieve the check event
Have you set up the handler correctly? We can't tell, we can't see your code because most of us are using the Internet not Remote Viewing[^]. 
led mike
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Thank you,
It is infact a problem with handler...I'm very very distract. Thank you very much. Another question if it is possible I'm trying to add a new CDockablePane to my project (I in this moment have the four generated by mfc wizard (fileview, propertiesWnd,outputwnd and classview). I want to add another pane so I create the class and then I declare it in the mainframe but the code crash. I believe that somewhere I have to declare the number of the menus inserted in mainframe could you help me also with this problem?
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I have just resolved the last problem excuse me for the request the problem was a bad pointer thank you for the assistance!
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AIM: Merging of two HTML documents of Mozilla fire fox 2.0.0.16
Process i did: Parsed into data base and then reconstructing.
Is there any way to merge two files
Thanks in advance
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krishnakumartm wrote: Is there any way to merge two files
Aside from doing something like:
copy file1.htm + file2.htm newfile.htm
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"The brick walls are there for a reason...to stop the people who don't want it badly enough." - Randy Pausch
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At first, I understood like you (say, concatenate 2 files).
but merging is something different, isn't it ?
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toxcct wrote: but merging is something different, isn't it ?
Concatenating is merging one file to the end of another. Whether that is what the OP wanted or not is up to him.
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"The brick walls are there for a reason...to stop the people who don't want it badly enough." - Randy Pausch
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all depends what you mean by "merging"...
if you want a basic "text-files-merge", you should be able to find some sources on the web (WinMerge is a perfect open source project of that kind).
but if you want to merge tag-by-tag, you probably need to use an XML Parser to explode the DOM, and them iterate through it comparing both tags trees...
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Yes you got my point what exactly i want is
File 1
--------
<Parent>
<Child 1>
<Child 2>
same file modified as bellow child 2 deleted , child 3 added
File 2
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<Parent>
<Child 1>
<Child 3>
After synchronize
look like
File 3
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<Parent>
<Child 1>
<Child 2>
<Child 3>
i don't know XML using in VC 6.0 so let me know any other way
modified on Tuesday, November 18, 2008 12:31 PM
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edit you message and check the "Ignore HTML tags in this message (good for code snippets)" checkbox at the bottom of the text area... (because your tags are invisible because they've been interpreted as HTML Tags by the browser).
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krishnakumartm wrote: Is there any way to merge two files
Yes. People generally hire programmers to accomplish task such as that.
led mike
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Fellows.
The point is: how can I write a C++ (could be on DOS mode) application which identify the hardwares and the softwares installed on my computer?
Thanks for the help!!!
Allan
Allan Romanato
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And why don't you add a function to find out also the origin of the Universe as bonus?
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
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Allan Romanato wrote: how can I write a C++ (could be on DOS mode) application which identify the hardwares and the softwares installed on my computer?
The answer is obvious and very much the same as to the question "how do you eat an elephant": byte by byte.
"It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote
"High speed never compensates for wrong direction!" - unknown
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Roger Stoltz wrote: how do you eat an elep
Usually with c++ for breakfast.
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This is going to sound snarky...
If you don't realise just how hard a problem this is, you're not qualified to do it.
What do you mean by installed? You can look at Add/Remove programs, and see how many things are there, how many are missing, and how slow it is.
For hardware? Well, drivers can be installed, but maybe they handle different devices? What about things on your serial port(s) ?
How about hardware drivers that may not even represent a physical device?
I can think of a few more gotchas, but that should be enough to frighten you.
If I could answer your question in a more full and helpful manner, I'd be a lot wealthier, and working from Seattle. (Or not.. maybe a penthouse in New York...)
Iain.
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See here and here.
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Hi i am also trying the same i think this can be possible by WMI(Windows Management Instrumentation)this will give the applications details which are installed using MSI (Microsoft Installer) , also we can get the details from the registry at location
HKLM\SOFTWARES\Microsof\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\....
\....
Do you have any ideas i foound send to me at krishnakumar.tm@luckymail.com
Thanks
krish
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Jijo raj wrote: Regarding installed software, this article might be helpful - How to get a list of installed applications.[^]
But only for those programs that were installed in a "standard" way. Windows has no way of knowing about all programs that have been installed.
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Hi,
Can anyone pleae explain the difference between char* and char** in c++, with examples.
Regards,
KDevloper
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kDevloper wrote: char*
one dimensional array of char. The pointer would contain the base address.
kDevloper wrote: char**
two dimensional array of chars or better said, one dimensional array of strings in some scenarios
Some things seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
 _AnShUmAn_
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kDevloper wrote: Can anyone pleae explain the difference between char* and char** in C++
in C++ ? the same as in C.
char* is a pointer that points to a char.
char** is a pointer that points to a char*.
when char pointers are used like strings (C style strings then), char* is a string, and char** is an array of strings...
but the later assertion depends of the context...
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