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Re: answer Tomasz Sowinski21-Jun-01 9:15 Tomasz Sowinski 21-Jun-01 9:15  > The problem become from VC++ which doesn't support > nested templates. Hmmm... Are you simply trying to derive vector from template class COORD? If yes, it should look like this: template <class T> class vector : public COORD<T> { // vector members here }; Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl Re: answer 22-Jun-01 8:19 22-Jun-01 8:19  The problem is that I want different Dimension Coords template < typename TYPE > struct Coord3 { TYPE x; TYPE y; TYPE z; typedef TYPE TYPE_NAME; }; template < typename TYPE > struct Coord4 { TYPE x; TYPE y; TYPE z; TYPE w; typedef TYPE TYPE_NAME; }; template < class dimention > class vector : public dimention { private: typedef dimention::TYPE_NAME TYPE; TYPE& operator[]( const int nIndex ) { ASSERT( 0 >= nIndex && nIndex < sizeof(this ) / sizeof( TYPE ) ); return ( ( TYPE *) this)[ nIndex ]; }; }; typedef vector< Coord3< float > > vector3f; typedef vector< Coord4< float > > vector4f; Re: answer Tomasz Sowinski22-Jun-01 8:32 Tomasz Sowinski 22-Jun-01 8:32  > The problem is that I want different Dimension Coords > [...] > typedef vector< Coord3< float > > vector3f So where's the problem related to nested templates? Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl Drag and Drop with WTL 21-Jun-01 5:03 21-Jun-01 5:03  Hey, I have a WTL MDI project and i search to implement Drag&drop. Is it possible ?? Thanks, Ptit Seb Re: Drag and Drop with WTL CodeGuy21-Jun-01 6:22 CodeGuy 21-Jun-01 6:22  WTL does not have any drag&drop support built-in. There is a DragImg sample on the Platform SDK that may help if you are trying to get items onto the OLE clipboard: Samples\WinUI\Shell\DragImg For other WTL questions, in the future you may want to try the WTL newsgroup: http://egroups.yahoo.com/group/wtl CStrings in unicode Andrew Stampor21-Jun-01 4:25 Andrew Stampor 21-Jun-01 4:25  I am encountering a problem when I try to append to the end of a CString, specifically in unicode. I can append several times, but it seems that there is some sort of limit to how long a CString can be? After I "+=" up to about 167 characters, it no longer displays the additional characters, yet continues to increase the size when I call GetLength(). Any ideas on what is going on? Re: CStrings in unicode Tomasz Sowinski21-Jun-01 7:06 Tomasz Sowinski 21-Jun-01 7:06  What function are you using for output? Maybe it's ANSI variant and 167th character contains zero? Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl Re: CStrings in unicode Andrew Stampor21-Jun-01 7:28 Andrew Stampor 21-Jun-01 7:28  I found the problem. Important lesson: make sure you _T() EVERY literal and not just some, or in this case, all but one. Thanks Detecting *any* program launch (not a particular one) 21-Jun-01 4:13 21-Jun-01 4:13  Hi, I previously posted a thread to ask how it is possible to detect that an application is launched. Indeed I don't want to detect that a *particular* program is launched, but to detect that an application (not a specific one) has been launch. This can allow to have a sleeping process that wakes-up only each time an application is launched, do something, then goes back sleeping. This way the "monitoring" process does not consume CPU by always checking if there is something new among the list of the process. --Francois Re: Detecting *any* program launch (not a particular one) Tomasz Sowinski21-Jun-01 6:29 Tomasz Sowinski 21-Jun-01 6:29  Seems that you need a global hook DLL. Windows will map your DLL into memory space of every process in the system, so you'll be able to detect new processes right after launching them - DllMain of hook DLL will receive DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH as dwReason. This should work on Win9X and NT. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl Opening more than one file with onl one command mr200321-Jun-01 4:07 mr2003 21-Jun-01 4:07  Hi, I have an MDI application, I like to open files with one one command. my files are like MRI001.bmp ,MRI002.bmp ,MRI003.bmp, and so on. I have a diolog box that will ask the user to input the fist file path (c:\MRI001.bmp) and the last file path(c:\MRI0010.bmp), when the user clicks 'OK', I like to have all the files opened from MRI001.bmp to MRI0010.bmp Any ideas how I can do this? I'm a beginner, can someone write me a bit of the code.. Thanks Ehsan Behboudi Re: Opening more than one file with onl one command Tomasz Sowinski21-Jun-01 4:23 Tomasz Sowinski 21-Jun-01 4:23  CWinApp::OpenDocumentFile does this. Just pass the filename as parameter. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl automation Gérald Mercet21-Jun-01 3:29 Gérald Mercet 21-Jun-01 3:29  I have already seen how to create an simple automation which could open known workbook and worksheet. But, after this step I would like to catch some cells.value, and after send those value as parameter to a function implement in c++. If anybody know an article or have done this kind of exercise, I will appreciate his help. Thanks Gerald Re: automation Tomasz Sowinski21-Jun-01 3:39 Tomasz Sowinski 21-Jun-01 3:39  Check the COMEXCEL sample located in "Compiler COM Support Samples". Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl RichEditView Notifications 21-Jun-01 3:24 21-Jun-01 3:24  Hi! I need to get a notification message from my Doc/View RichEditCtrl. In order to use OnNotify, I need to know the ID of the control ( ON_NOTIFY( wNotifyCode, id, memberFxn ) ). I have been unable to find it. Does anyone know how to solve this? Or get around it? Thanks!! Ilan Kleinberger ilan25@hotmail.com NOTE!!! my replay address is spam protected make sure you remove the extra junk, if you want to reply directly. Thanks You're nobody, 'till you've been ignored by a cat. Re: RichEditView Notifications Tomasz Sowinski21-Jun-01 4:01 Tomasz Sowinski 21-Jun-01 4:01  The ID is AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST if you don't use splitters. However, the best way to handle notifications is in CRichEditView-derived class itself. Just use ON_NOTIFY_REFLECT macro instead of ON_NOTIFY in the message map of your view: ON_NOTIFY_REFLECT(EN_SELCHANGE, OnSelChange) Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl how to get the VARIANT array of structure having two CPoint variables pathi21-Jun-01 3:10 pathi 21-Jun-01 3:10  Hai I want to put my structure containing two CPoint variables into VARIANT array and assign to DISPPARAMS.I need variant array of this structure. How can I do it? Thanks Pathi Gorantla bhikshapathi_g@semanticspace.com Re: how to get the VARIANT array of structure having two CPoint variables 21-Jun-01 9:39 21-Jun-01 9:39  See http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/periodic/period96/activex0696.htm Mh2! MFC Dll called from WIN32 Dll sarup21-Jun-01 1:49 sarup 21-Jun-01 1:49  mfc1.dll is a Visual-C++ extension mfc dll that contains 3 classes which use MFC and have a non-mfc external programming interface. mfc1.dll gave no errors during build. winNoMfc.dll is a Visual-C++ WIN32 dll that does not support MFC code within it. It has a dependancy on mfc1.dll. But a function from winNoMfc.dll makes an API call to one of the classes in mfc1.dll. The build of the winNoMfc.dll gives a compile time error "error C2629: unexpected 'class CSoundFile ('" and further such errors even though this class is defined in mfc1.dll. Could you suggest a reason for this. Thanks. Abhay Sarup Re: MFC Dll called from WIN32 Dll Tomasz Sowinski21-Jun-01 2:12 Tomasz Sowinski 21-Jun-01 2:12  C2629 is a syntax error. Check the terminating semicolons in class declarations. I don't think it's a problem with dlls. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl C++ map parag21-Jun-01 1:34 parag 21-Jun-01 1:34  how do i insert key,values in a map ? typedef std::map<char*,int>myMap; myMap.insert("abc",1); this does not work,what is wrong here ? parag Re: C++ map 21-Jun-01 2:34 21-Jun-01 2:34  You can see the class CMap, that is the class base of CMapStringToOb and else. Then you should do: CMapStringToOb mymap; Declare a object; mmymap.SetAt("abc", object); Jane Re: C++ map parag21-Jun-01 3:01 parag 21-Jun-01 3:01  no budy, i want to use c++ map want to return from a function, how to insert key-values for C++ ? parag Re: C++ map Tomasz Sowinski21-Jun-01 2:55 Tomasz Sowinski 21-Jun-01 2:55  You can use myMap::value_type or std::pair. Also, you should consider replacing char* with std::string. typedef std::map<char*,int> myMap; myMap m; m.insert(myMap::value_type("aa", 1)); m.insert(std::pair<char*,int>("bb", 2)); Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com.pl Re: C++ map 21-Jun-01 5:59 21-Jun-01 5:59  typedef std::map<std::string, int=""> MyMap; MyMap map; map["blah"] = 5; int result = map["blah"]; // result = 5

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