Re: Find a file by last modified - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Jason Henderson22-Jul-03 5:21

22-Jul-03 5:21

I'm opening a word document in a SDI container. It looks better than the embedded word examples I've found, but the only way to open the document into the container is by using OleCreate or OleCreateFromFile (that I have found anyway). Using these functions to open a document with a password really screws things up. Another copy of word opens up.

I'll try your vtOptional method.

Thanks

Jason Henderson

I bleed orange.

CDialog question

User-37793622-Jul-03 3:50

User-377936

22-Jul-03 3:50

hi there

sorry for this newbie question Wink | ;)

is it possible to create a cdialog derieved class without using the resource editor?

Re: CDialog question

melwyn22-Jul-03 4:05

melwyn

22-Jul-03 4:05

I don't see why not.
Just create a new .h file as follows

class CMyDlg : public CDialog
{
};

and put the functionality in the corresponding .cpp file.

Maybe I did not get your question.
-Melwyn

Re: CDialog question

User-37793622-Jul-03 7:06

User-377936

22-Jul-03 7:06

this was my first try Wink | ;)

after this i tried to

CMyDlg dlg;
dlg.DoModal() ... failed

dlg.Create(...) (derieved from cwnd...) but failed...

i also tried to overwrite methods like domodal ... initdialog, ....

and last but not least....the template thing Wink | ;)

but nothing of them worked... Frown | :(

Re: CDialog question

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer22-Jul-03 5:07

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

22-Jul-03 5:07

flaffy wrote:
sorry for this newbie question

Its OK. We all had to start somewhere. At least you aren't asking how to write a network packet sniffer
two days after opening your "learn C++" book...

In answer to your question, YES.

Unless you are a masochist, you will use the Resource Editor to create the actual resource for the
dialog (dialog size, title, child controls and their IDs). You can make this up by opening your
RC file as text and typing, but that is only for obscure needs.

Once you have a dialog resource, just make a .H file for the definition, and a .cpp file for
the implementation. You can take CAboutDlg in your project as a simple example. Include them
in your project, and away you go.

Once you've got used to not using ClassWizard, you won't go back. Its WAY too limited for anything
except trivial dialogs.

Iain.

Re: CDialog question

User-37793622-Jul-03 7:12

User-377936

22-Jul-03 7:12

i also tried this Smile | :)

a "dummy" dialog Smile | :)

but after i edit the dialog my way ... visual studio dont want to be my friend anymore Frown | :(

... the question about the packet sniffer will be created in the off topic Wink | ;)

Find a file by last modified

Krisna Adityawan22-Jul-03 2:38

Krisna Adityawan

22-Jul-03 2:38

How to find a file in a folder whatever the type is by last modified type.
ex: i want to find *.txt with last modified today

AND
How to delete all file in a folder without delete the folder it self ?

Confused | :confused:

Thank for helping
Smile | :)

Re: Find a file by last modified

David Crow22-Jul-03 2:56

David Crow

22-Jul-03 2:56

Krisna Adityawan wrote:
How to find a file in a folder whatever the type is by last modified type.
ex: i want to find *.txt with last modified today

Are you wanting the newest .TXT file in a given folder? How about this pseudocode:

set lastmod to 0
for each .txt file in folder
   if file's last mod date > lastmod
      set lastmod = file's last mod date
      save name of file
   end
next

Krisna Adityawan wrote:
How to delete all file in a folder without delete the folder it self ?

SHFileOperation() should do it.

Programmaticaly delete a file.

vcseeker22-Jul-03 1:58

vcseeker

22-Jul-03 1:58

Hi all,
I am writing a program that requires deleting a file stored in the disk programmatically .I am wondering if we can do that?
Could somebody help me on this.
Regards.

Re: Programmaticaly delete a file.

Jens Doose22-Jul-03 2:12

Jens Doose

22-Jul-03 2:12

Try DeleteFile

Jens

Re: Programmaticaly delete a file.

vcseeker22-Jul-03 2:37

vcseeker

22-Jul-03 2:37

Thanks a lot Jens,
I solved my problem.

Re: Programmaticaly delete a file.

David Crow22-Jul-03 3:01

David Crow

22-Jul-03 3:01

You also have SHFileOperation() at your disposal.

Re: Programmaticaly delete a file.

vcseeker22-Jul-03 4:06

vcseeker

22-Jul-03 4:06

Hi davi ,
Thanks a lot for guidance.
Regards. Smile | :)

Re: Programmaticaly delete a file.

melwyn22-Jul-03 5:02

melwyn

22-Jul-03 5:02

You could also try CFile::Remove()

Re: Programmaticaly delete a file.

basementman22-Jul-03 7:31

basementman

22-Jul-03 7:31

Or, the CRT function remove().

onwards and upwards...

Parsing .asp page

Anonymous22-Jul-03 1:41

Anonymous

22-Jul-03 1:41

Hi,
I need to parse ASP pages before they are rendered by a webserver and find the positions for the ASP scripts within the page. Looking for the "<%" and "%>" -tags is not a good solution since it could be something else than ASP(ei. could be in comments, could be HTML text etc.)

Anyone know a good way how to find out what really is ASP in a page?

Thanks
Fred

User rights

Hashim Saleem22-Jul-03 1:24

Hashim Saleem

22-Jul-03 1:24

how do I know what privilage level the current user is on? like is he a member of administrative group or user group or some thing else?

Re: User rights

Mazdak22-Jul-03 1:32

Mazdak

22-Jul-03 1:32

NetLocalGroupGetMembers() & NetLocalGroupEnum() maybe what you wants.

Mazy

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Re: User rights

Anonymous22-Jul-03 5:22

Anonymous

22-Jul-03 5:22

Thanks, but is there any article on this site about this issue????

Re: User rights

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer22-Jul-03 5:27

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

22-Jul-03 5:27

Here is a quick and dirty method to check whether the user *could* write to specific key
in HKLM I used for a setup program that did different levels of setup depending on the
authority of the user:

char    buf [MAX_PATH];

// First of all, is this an NT system?
{
    OSVERSIONINFO       osVer;
    osVer.dwOSVersionInfoSize = sizeof (osVer);
    GetVersionEx (&osVer);
    bIsNT = 1 && (osVer.dwPlatformId & VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_NT);
}

// If it is NT, are we admin enough to install Bus Files / Drivers?
bIsAdministrator = FALSE;
if (bIsNT)
{
    TRUSTEE Trustee;
    ACCESS_MASK AccessMask;
    ::BuildTrusteeWithName (&Trustee, "CURRENT_USER");

    // Can we edit registry device entries?
    PSECURITY_DESCRIPTOR    pSecDesc= NULL;
    PACL                    pAcl    = NULL;
    if (::GetNamedSecurityInfo (
        "MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services",
        SE_REGISTRY_KEY,
        DACL_SECURITY_INFORMATION,
        NULL,
        NULL,
        &pAcl,
        NULL,
        &pSecDesc) == ERROR_SUCCESS)
    {
        if (::GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl (pAcl, &Trustee, &AccessMask) == ERROR_SUCCESS)
        {
            if (AccessMask & STANDARD_RIGHTS_REQUIRED)
                bIsAdministrator = TRUE;
        }
        ::LocalFree (pSecDesc);
    }

    // Can we install to Winnt/System32/devices?
    if (!GetSystemDirectory (buf, MAX_PATH))
        bIsAdministrator = FALSE;
    else
    {
        ::lstrcat (buf, "\\drivers");
        sPathSystem = buf;
    }

    if (bIsAdministrator && ::GetNamedSecurityInfo (
        buf,
        SE_FILE_OBJECT,
        DACL_SECURITY_INFORMATION,
        NULL,
        NULL,
        &pAcl,
        NULL,
        &pSecDesc) == ERROR_SUCCESS)
    {
        if (::GetEffectiveRightsFromAcl (pAcl, &Trustee, &AccessMask) == ERROR_SUCCESS)
        {
            if (AccessMask & STANDARD_RIGHTS_REQUIRED)
                bIsAdministrator = TRUE;
        }
        ::LocalFree (pSecDesc);
    } else
        bIsAdministrator = FALSE;
}

This may give you a headstart, or at least things to search for in the Platform SDK.

Iain.

Re: User rights

Hashim Saleem22-Jul-03 7:15

Hashim Saleem

22-Jul-03 7:15

Thanks. You have really solved the problem Rose | [Rose]

Re: User rights

Hashim Saleem22-Jul-03 22:00

Hashim Saleem

22-Jul-03 22:00

What I have done is something like this.

Is it the right way to do this? Please commnet.

<br />
BOOL isCurrentUserAdministrator()<br />
{<br />
<br />
	DWORD dwLevel = 1;<br />
	LPUSER_INFO_1 pBuf = NULL;<br />
	NET_API_STATUS nStatus;<br />
	DWORD nSize = 20;<br />
<br />
	LPWSTR lpUsername = new unsigned short[nSize];<br />
	<br />
	if(!::GetUserName( lpUsername, &nSize)) // Gets the username of currently logged user<br />
		return false;<br />
<br />
<br />
	nStatus = NetUserGetInfo(NULL, lpUsername, dwLevel, (LPBYTE *)&pBuf); // Gets the previlage information of user lpUsername<br />
<br />
	if(nStatus == NERR_Success) // if NetUserGetInfo is successfull<br />
	{<br />
		if( pBuf->usri1_priv == USER_PRIV_ADMIN)<br />
		{<br />
			NetApiBufferFree(pBuf);<br />
			return true;<br />
		}<br />
		else<br />
		{<br />
			NetApiBufferFree(pBuf);<br />
			return false;<br />
		}<br />
	}<br />
<br />
	return false;<br />
}<br />
<br />

Re: User rights

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer22-Jul-03 22:43

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

22-Jul-03 22:43

Looks good to me. You are specifically getting a user "level", which is what your question asked.
My solution answered "can a user do 'this'?", which is a subtly different one. Sometimes users
are members of groups which have specific access to something.

Which one you use depends on the detail of why you want to know, so that is an answer best left
to your application needs.

Iain.

How to get Path of the Exe file

Hashim Saleem22-Jul-03 0:47

Hashim Saleem

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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