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How can I retrive data from access and keep them in variable?

2-Jun-01 6:57

Thanks Igor, and please see my next question in codeguru.
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kyousuke2-Jun-01 0:42

kyousuke

2-Jun-01 0:42

I want to write a program that can retrive data from access file, and keep those data to some variable.I had tried on MFC AppWizard but I can only display data from access on text box. Any one have suggestion or source code? please tell me how can I do it.

Thank you very much Blush | :O

Kasuga Kyousuke

Vertical Toolbar

2-Jun-01 0:27

How to create a vertical toolbar?

Re: Vertical Toolbar

Ben Burnett2-Jun-01 11:25

Ben Burnett

2-Jun-01 11:25

In MFC, try:

DockControlBar ( pVertToolBar, AFX_IDW_DOCKBAR_LEFT );

-Ben

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Re: Telephony API

Zoltan Solga1-Jun-01 21:51

Zoltan Solga

1-Jun-01 21:51

If you are able to give me some details about the problem I will try to help you. I am using the lineGetID function with success. Perheps give me a return value, compiler error or so. Please, be careful when using the LPVARSTRING argument. You must allocate enough space using the "new BYTE[ dwEnoughSpace ]".

Re-reply to Zoltan Solga from pareek

pareek2-Jun-01 0:14

pareek

2-Jun-01 0:14

I used this function in visual basic. There is no difference in the way the TAPI function is used in Visual Basic.
lineGetID(hLine,0,hCall,LINECALLSELECT_CALL,varString,deviceClass)
where :
1) 'hline' is the handle to the line. This parameter is obtained while opening line (m_hLine parameter of lineOpen function).
2) 'hCall' is the handle to the call. This parameter is obtained by dwparam2 parameter of LINE_APPNEWCALL message.
3) 2000 bytes were allocated to the VARSTRING structure.
4) deviceClass is "wave/out"

The function returned a negative value -2147483576
eagrly waiting for your reply

pareek

Telephony API

pareek1-Jun-01 21:14

pareek

1-Jun-01 21:14

hi friends,
i am facing problem in using lineGetId function (containing in tapi32.dll) of Telephony API. if somebody have its answer please reply me.

have a nice day !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

pareek

Is there any Add-in that can show Array of classes when debug?

1-Jun-01 18:37

When debug, it is difficult to watch the values of large array of class,

Is there any Add-in that can show Array of classes when debug?

histimes

Is there any Add-in that can show Array of classes when debug?

1-Jun-01 18:36

When debug, it is dificult to watch the values of large array of class,

Is there any Add-in that can show Array of classes when debug?

histimes

CALLBACK !!!

Hadi Rezaee1-Jun-01 17:43

1-Jun-01 17:43

Hi all.
How can i define callback function ?
Is it same as other function for defining ?
It mean, i must define my function in header file then in cpp file ???

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Christian Graus1-Jun-01 18:15

1-Jun-01 18:15

A callback function tends to be global, so is defined above the function that calls it in the cpp file.

Christian

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Hadi Rezaee2-Jun-01 2:41

2-Jun-01 2:41

For example i want to define callback function for using in the dialog.
So, i must define first in TestDlg.h ????

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Christian Graus2-Jun-01 3:46

2-Jun-01 3:46

No, that is in fact the opposite of what I said. It will be a global, not part of the class, and therefore at the top of the .cpp file so that it is defined before the function that calls it.

Christian

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Hadi Rezaee2-Jun-01 4:40

2-Jun-01 4:40

Ahhh, OK.

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1-Jun-01 20:12

a call back function is simply a function that just retreives data inside another function so you dont have to just edit the function all the time to sort out of stuff etc.. crap like that

typedef BOOL(WINAPI *tMyCallBack)(LPCSTR lpszStuff);

BOOL ExampleCallBack(LPCSTR lpszStuff)
{
if(!lstrcmp(lpszStuff, "Stuff"))
return TRUE;
return FALSE;
}

VOID TestingCallBack(tMyCallBack *tCb)
{
...code here

//Data is passed through the callback
while(!bDone)
{
bDone=tCb(lpszStuff);
}
}

Um this is a example of a callback really.. it just to get u started if you was asking on how to make a actual callback function etc??

disable a button

1-Jun-01 17:39

I just wanted to know how can i disable a button.
Thank you for ur help
(Im a newbie) Hmmm | :|

Re: disable a button

Christian Graus1-Jun-01 18:09

1-Jun-01 18:09

m_Button.EnableWindow(false);

Christian

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Re: disable a button

2-Jun-01 0:36

CButton::ShowWindow(SW_HIDE)

Re: disable a button

Christian Graus2-Jun-01 1:56

GetProcessTimes() functionality on Windows 9x.

2-Jun-01 1:56

Wrong - that doesn't disable a button, it makes it *disappear*.

Christian

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Adrian1-Jun-01 11:20

Adrian

1-Jun-01 11:20

Hi,
I am writing a feature that requires me to record the creation time of certain active processes. On NT I can achieve this using GetProcessTimes() but I can seem to figure out how to do it on 9x...since I have to support both platforms.
Any help will be deeply appreciated.
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CHtmlView::GetHtmlDocument()

RobJones1-Jun-01 9:58

RobJones

1-Jun-01 9:58

Can anyone provide some sample code for the GetHtmlDocument or GetDocument. I am trying to display HTML Code of a specified URL in a edit box or list but I'm unsure how to do this. I have read some documentation that states I should use the GetHtmlDocument or GetDocument function..

Thanks! Cool | :cool:

Rob Jones

Re: CHtmlView::GetHtmlDocument()

Carlos Antollini1-Jun-01 11:03

Carlos Antollini

1-Jun-01 11:03

Here, you have a good example.
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/chtmlview_search.asp
Good Luck!!!
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Reading and writing in RTF format !!!

Hadi Rezaee1-Jun-01 9:42