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try this:
double dFoo = 41.1325934653849974801841984193481498319048193849
char string[256];
sprintf("%d.32", dFoo);
regards
modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.
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small correction of last line
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sprintf(string,"%f", dFoo);<br />
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Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote:
If you need more than that, you're going to have to roll your own.
I didn't think you smoked 
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Only in the event of fire, fudge or extreme drunkeness. 
Anna ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
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but how does the windows calc do it?
IceMatrix
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It probably uses a custom datatype or a third party library containing one.
Do a search on the web and you should find something suited to your needs. It may not, however, be free.
Anna
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float f;
double d;
f = 3.1415926535897932384626433832795f;
d = 3.1415926535897932384626433832795;
printf( "%.32f\n", f );
printf( "%.32lf\n", d );
Output:
3.14159274101257320000000000000000
3.14159265358979310000000000000000
double has to be more precise, but the function doesnt show it!
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I am looking for a way to get Windows to notify my application when a new USB device is attached or detached from the system.
The ideal solution would be a callback method of some kind, but a small low overhead polling loop could also work.
Thank you.
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Windows sends a (rather, a few) WM_DEVICECHANGE message to all top level windows when *anything* in the device list changes.
You can also register for notifications for a specific device class, usign RegisterDeviceNotification()
Note: There's a bug in Win98 that makes UnregisterDeviceNotification crash.
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Can this be done? I tried it and got assertion errors.
-- Steve
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Maybe this will help you
http://www.codeproject.com/dialog/CDialogEx.asp
sledge
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Hi,
I have a doubt. Please help me.
Myprogram.exe opens a text file in network with CFile::modeReadWrite | CFile::shareDenyWrite flag. Another instance of Myprogram.exe from another computer try to open the same file with CFile::modeReadWrite | CFile::shareDenyWrite flag at the same time. I would like to give the second Instance only read permission and show him the network ID of the person who has opened this file for writing.
How will I achieve it?
Thanking You
Kindi
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Well, the first thing is easy. Just try to open the file with write access and if it fails, try open it again using only the read parameter (Use CFile::Open, not the constructor). The second thing with the network ID is a bit harder and depends on your file server.
Isn't it CVS what you want?
-Dominik
_outp(0x64, 0xAD);
and
__asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al
do the same... but what do they do??
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Hi,
Thank you for the reply.But how would I get the network ID..Could you please tell some steps to achieve this.
How will get a valid handle of the open file..how will I get the SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR pointer and computer name..or Is there some other way to do this?
Thanking You
Kindi
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If you are only using NT-based systems, then SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR is the right way to do it. Just keep in mind that non-NT-based systems won't work with the security API.
To open a file and get a security descriptor for it, use the Windows API function CreateFile. As far as I know the MFC class CFile doesn't support security descriptors. It sounds like it would create a file, but it also opens files normally. Read MSDN for more.
This security descriptor also contains a structure which identifies the current owner (i.e. the one who has opened the file with write permission currently).
I am sorry that I cannot provide you a short source code snippet, I never used the security descriptor APIs.
-Dominik
_outp(0x64, 0xAD);
and
__asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al
do the same... but what do they do?? 
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Hi
Thank you once agian..
GetSecurityInfo() fn gives a pointer to the owner SID which needs a valid handle of open file.
LookupAccountSid() returns the account name but needs system name and a pointer to the owner SID(can be obtained from GetSecurityInfo()) .
So what we need really is system name of the process which opened the file and a valid handle of the open file
CreateFile() returns INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE for an open file whose write permission is denied.
What we have is only a file name..I don't know how to get those two parameters
Do you have more suggestions like using a mutex or opening a socket??
Thanking You
Kindi
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Hi,
I'm using C++ in VS.NET. I've created an dialogbased MFC application.
How can I display a jpeg-picture in a dialog (MFC)? I wan't to load the picture from a file stored on my HD or/and from a char* pointing at the picture data.
Can I use the Picture Control or something easy like that?
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Good news and bad news:
the picture control is for bitmaps only. Sorry. However, you could find a custom control that displays JPEGS and attach it to a CStatic object in your dialog. I couldn't tell you where this control could be found, but i'm sure it's out there somewhere.
-- Steve
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You would have to use someone else's control to do that, cximage (an article on code project) seems like the most popular way to do this.
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Here's my problem.
I've got an array of integers that are sorted. I want to find the number of elements between a range defined by a pair of values - lower and higher.
Okay so they are sorted, so I can just use a binary search on each value of a range, to find the element - but I'm not expecting exact matches so the nearest will do.
Also where there are duplicates, I want to find the lowest, and highest in respect to which value of the range I'm looking for. I don't want when searching for the low end to land first time on the right value, and find that its 1 of 3 duplicates and I may not have included it.
I cannot see anything in STL (I'm using a vector for now - though of using a multiset but not really great difference).
I could write my own with 2 binary searches leaning to finding the lowest, and the highest, but these things are frought with nast bugs, and I was hoping that someone else has done it - well they have - you need it for a database by using the BETWEEN statement in SQL!!!
Thing is I cannot find an implementation on google.
Any ideas? 
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Giles wrote:
Okay so they are sorted, so I can just use a binary search on each value of a range, to find the element - but I'm not expecting exact matches so the nearest will do.
Well, binary search has pretty good time complexity - O(log2 n).
Is your array so large you want one better than that? 
As for the duplicates, I'm stumped.
Vikram.
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No its not a large array, its just that I need to extend the binary searches so that rather than returning yes - a value exists and this is one of them, I need here are all the values between this range.
e.g.
Position/Value
0 2
1 7
2 7
3 14
4 15
5 16
6 20
7 21
8 21
9 22
I want the positions between and including 7 and 20
Poitions 1-6
Notice that I must not accidently think position 2 is the first - is the same value and must be included.
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You can use either a linear or binary search, however and inject a count and then just return the count. If you are familiar with the STL, you can implement a map and then use the equal_range member function.
-Nick Parker
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Yep, I'm familiar with STL. Thing is, with equal_range on a map or set, it returns the iterators representing the start and end positions in the binary tree for which a number would not break the sorting. Its similar but no quite the same I think.
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