Re: setting icon(120*40) to SDI Application left corner of the title - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Hashim Saleem22-Jul-03 0:47

22-Jul-03 0:47

Hi all,

How a process (exe file) will be able to know path where it is residing and from where it is loaded and running?

Is there any API available?????????

Thanks for help

Re: How to get Path of the Exe file

Mazdak22-Jul-03 0:55

Mazdak

22-Jul-03 0:55

GetModuleFileName() ?

Mazy

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Re: How to get Path of the Exe file

Hashim Saleem22-Jul-03 1:18

Hashim Saleem

22-Jul-03 1:18

thanks dear it works.

Reduce the flicker of the dock window when resize

Rajesh match21-Jul-03 23:46

Rajesh match

21-Jul-03 23:46

I used the class which is derived from CControl bar
in control bar.i used the formview as a view class,form view contains other controls ,but when i resize the dock it get flicker

can any one tell me the Soln for this
thanx

setting icon(120*40) to SDI Application left corner of the title

Adi Narayana21-Jul-03 23:39

Adi Narayana

21-Jul-03 23:39

Does anyone has some idea about setting icon(120*40) to SDI Application left corner of the title???

thanks in advance
Adi

Re: setting icon(120*40) to SDI Application left corner of the title

Jens Doose21-Jul-03 23:56

Jens Doose

21-Jul-03 23:56

Do you want to have a 120*40 icon in the title bar?
Then you would have to draw the title bar itself (WM_NCPAINT, etc).

If just would like an icon in your title bar that is a downsized version of the 120*40 icon, just call LoadImage/SetIcon.

Jens

Re: setting icon(120*40) to SDI Application left corner of the title

Adi Narayana22-Jul-03 0:32

Adi Narayana

22-Jul-03 0:32

hi jens...... thanks for immediate reply.....

and our requirement is as u understood.....>
Do you want to have a 120*40 icon in the title bar?
> Then you would have to draw the title bar itself (WM_NCPAINT, etc).

but my doubt is.... where to handle the WM_NCPAINT event.... neither mainframe nor view class have this Windows Message...
where shud i handle it....... and can u send me little bit detailed information for drawing......

thanks in advance......
adi narayana

Re: setting icon(120*40) to SDI Application left corner of the title

Jens Doose22-Jul-03 1:28

Jens Doose

22-Jul-03 1:28

Hmm, try the follwing:
Go to the class wizard, choose the "class info" tab, set the "Message filter" to "Window".
Now you should be able to add a message handler for WM_NCPAINT.

One of my very favourite authors, Mr. Paul DiLascia, has written a wonderful article about this, I very recommend reading it. It explains everything:
http://www.microsoft.com/msj/0697/c0697.aspx.

Hope that helps,

Jens

Retrieving Header and Footer using VC++

adsilva21-Jul-03 23:32

adsilva

21-Jul-03 23:32

I have some doubt as to how to retrieve the Headerfooter from MS-WORD document using VC++ application. I was not able to get the appropriate functions. So, can you please tell me the solution.

I tried using the GetHeader & GetFooter member functions.But these functions are available only in the MS-WORD8 version.They are not found in the MS-WORD 9 and 2000 version.
Also I tried implementing Getheader and Getfooter functions in the word9 version,but, it is gave the following error "GetHeader Function is not the memberclass of MS-WORD9".

Is there any function to put the header and footer in an already exisiting word document using VC++.

Anna Quadros

FAQ 8.4

Andrew Walker22-Jul-03 2:14

Andrew Walker

22-Jul-03 2:14

I think you need Mike Dunn's FAQ.

http://207.219.70.31/cpp/cppforumfaq.asp#win_summaryinfo[^]

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Re: FAQ 8.4

Ryan Binns22-Jul-03 5:41

Ryan Binns

22-Jul-03 5:41

Hmmm. Maybe you misread the question Smile | :)

He was wanting the actual header/footer inside the MSWord document, not the document summary information Smile | :)

Ryan

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Re: FAQ 8.4

Andrew Walker22-Jul-03 5:43

Andrew Walker

22-Jul-03 5:43

, that's what comes of not reading the question Wink | ;)

Re: Retrieving Header and Footer using VC++

David Crow22-Jul-03 4:57

David Crow

22-Jul-03 4:57

I used this with Word 2000. It should get you close:

CString         strFileName,
                strText;
_Application    app;
Documents       docs;
_Document       doc;
Sections        secs;
Section         sec;
HeadersFooters  headers,
                footers;
HeaderFooter    header,
                footer;
Range           rng;
COleVariant     vtOptional((long) DISP_E_PARAMNOTFOUND, VT_ERROR),
                vtFalse((short) FALSE),
                vtTrue((short) TRUE),
                vtDoc((short) 0),
                vtText((short) 2),
                vtRtf((short) 6),
                vtHtml((short) 8);


if (app.CreateDispatch("Word.Application") == TRUE)
{
    strFileName = "MyFile.doc";

    docs = app.GetDocuments();

    doc = docs.Open(COleVariant(strFileName), vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional);


    secs = doc.GetSections();

    if (secs.GetCount() > 0)
    {
        for (long lSection = 1; lSection <= secs.GetCount(); lSection++)
        {
            TRACE("Section %ld\n", lSection);

            sec = secs.Item(lSection);

            headers = sec.GetHeaders();

            if (headers.GetCount() > 0)
            {
                for (long lHeader = 1; lHeader <= headers.GetCount(); lHeader++)
                {
                    header = headers.Item(lHeader);

                    rng = header.GetRange();

                    strText = rng.GetText();

                    TRACE("  Header %ld Text = ]%s[\n", lHeader, strText);
                }
            }

            footers = sec.GetFooters();

            if (footers.GetCount() > 0)
            {
                for (long lFooter = 1; lFooter <= footers.GetCount(); lFooter++)
                {
                    footer = footers.Item(lFooter);

                    rng = footer.GetRange();

                    strText = rng.GetText();

                    TRACE("  Footer %ld Text = ]%s[\n", lFooter, strText);
                }
            }
        }
    }

    docs.Close(vtFalse, vtOptional, vtOptional);

    app.Quit(vtOptional, vtOptional, vtOptional);
}

Re: Retrieving Header and Footer using VC++

adsilva25-Jul-03 19:20

adsilva

25-Jul-03 19:20

Thanks a Lot!! Smile | :)

I tried the code with word 2000 version .I am getting the following error.

"GetCount is not member class of headersfooters,

GetCount is not member class of Sections"

I included Msword.h , Msword8.h and MSword9.h header files . Do I need to include any other header files.

I cannot proceed further without fixing this error Frown | :(

Also is there any method to put the retrieved header/footer from one document into the header/footer of another document.

Thanks and Regards,

Anna Quadros.

Anna Quadros

Problem with more than one dialog box..

Deepak Samuel21-Jul-03 23:30

Deepak Samuel

21-Jul-03 23:30

Hi,
I need to create about three to four modal dialog boxes such that when a button is pressed in the first one it leads to the next and again when a button is pressed in this it leads to the next one and so on..I am a novice in this field and I need some help in this. I tried this:

void CNewoneDlg::OnOK()
{
CDialog aboutDlg(IDD_DIALOG1);

INT_PTR pRet=-1;

aboutDlg.DoModal();

//CDialog::OnOK(); (I tried taking this off...but didnt work either)
}

This works..it leads to the next dialog box on pressing ok..
but..

void CDialog1Dlg::OnOK()
{
CDialog aboutDlg(IDD_DIALOG2);

INT_PTR pRet=-1;

aboutDlg.DoModal();

//CDialog::OnOK();

}
This doesnt lead to the next dialog box on pressing ok..I am confused, since I have used the method in the earlier function..when that can work, why cant (isnt) this?

I desperately need a help..

THANKS

Deepak Samuel

Re: Problem with more than one dialog box..

tcss21-Jul-03 23:42

tcss

21-Jul-03 23:42

Instead of calling do the dialog from within the modal dialog, check the return code of the dialog when it exits to where you called it from. If it is IDOK, call the next modal dialog from tge same routine where you called the first one from

tcss

Re: Problem with more than one dialog box..

Cedric Moonen21-Jul-03 23:44

Cedric Moonen

21-Jul-03 23:44

The best solution is to separate the dialog boxes.
Call DoModal for the first one (the program will 'wait' at this instruction til the dialog is closed), then call DoModal for the second one, and so on.

CDialog Dialog1(IDD_DIALOG1);<br />
CDialog Dialog2(IDD_DIALOG2);<br />
CDialog Dialog3(IDD_DIALOG3);<br />
...<br />
<br />
Dialog1.DoModal();<br />
Dialog2.DoModal();<br />
Dialog3.DoModal);<br />
...

Re: Problem with more than one dialog box..

Deepak Samuel22-Jul-03 0:19

Deepak Samuel

22-Jul-03 0:19

Hi,
Thanks for the help..but I still face some problems.The first dialog box leads to the next one on pressing ok , but the next dialog box still doesnt respond to the buttons, but when I close the dialog box by clicking [x] then it goes to the next dialog box..please help me in it..

Deepak Samuel

Re: Problem with more than one dialog box..

jhwurmbach22-Jul-03 0:10

jhwurmbach

22-Jul-03 0:10

Are you sure that you do not want to use a 'Wizard' style PropertySheet ?
What you describe sounds exactly like you want it.

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Re: Problem with more than one dialog box..

Deepak Samuel22-Jul-03 0:12

Deepak Samuel

22-Jul-03 0:12

Hi,
Thanks for your suggestion, can you help me with some example source codes..

Deepak Samuel

Re: Problem with more than one dialog box..

jhwurmbach22-Jul-03 0:18

jhwurmbach

22-Jul-03 0:18

Well, at CP there is this article[^] for a beginning.

A few other articles are in the same section of cp. And try to find something in MSDN.

Good luck!

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Control Key press in clistview

tcss21-Jul-03 23:27

tcss

21-Jul-03 23:27

Hi
How do I know if the control key was presed in a clistview view. I need to be able to recognise keypresses like <Cntr and Enter>

Hylton

Re: Control Key press in clistview

Adi Narayana22-Jul-03 0:36

Adi Narayana

22-Jul-03 0:36

u've to handle the pretranslatemessage function in the view class..... if u need help how to find a key got to MSDN.....

nice time
Adi Narayana

Re: Control Key press in clistview

tcss22-Jul-03 0:45

tcss

22-Jul-03 0:45

Hi
I posted the message after trying pretranslate message. The parameters did not reflect the state of the control key. An enter (VK_RETURN) and a Cntrl + return appeared exactly the same in the message. I may be misunderstanding something there. Please correct me and post sample code if you get different results. I did solve the problem by being refrered to the function
(::GetAsyncKeyState(VK_CONTROL) & 0x8000).

Thanks

tcss

paige32.dll PBM

RaajaOfSelf21-Jul-03 23:14

RaajaOfSelf

21-Jul-03 23:14

hello ,
Is there any documentation available for paige32.dll ??Is there any source code for this dll ???

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