Re: tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?) - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

toxcct27-Jan-04 3:32

27-Jan-04 3:32

hi guy,

the first thing that comes to my mind is that one :
isn't your class derived from one other?

if you forgot to specify the virtual keyword in such case, it must freeze...

TOXCCT

Re: Debugging question

Cedric Moonen27-Jan-04 3:52

Cedric Moonen

27-Jan-04 3:52

No, it isn't !

But I found the solution: I use the hard way. I comment almost all the code that has to deal with this class, then uncomment step by step and found at wich block of code the bug appear when the object is destroyed.

In fact I was writing something out of the bounds of a dynamically created array of my class and it doesn't fire an exception at this time neither when I destroy THIS array, but only when the object itself was destroyed.....

Uf, quite hard to find this one Wink | ;-)

Re: Debugging question

Mike Dimmick27-Jan-04 3:50

Mike Dimmick

27-Jan-04 3:50

Look in your CRT source code. C:\program files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\vc7\crt\src for VC7.1, C:\program files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\CRT\SRC for VC6.

Basically, it's telling you that one of your allocations went wrong. You may have freed the same block twice, or you may have overrun the allocation.

To help catch buffer overruns, you can enable page-level heap allocations in Windows. You can download the PageHeap tool as part of the Windows Application Verifier[^].

Re: Debugging question

Cedric Moonen27-Jan-04 4:01

Cedric Moonen

27-Jan-04 4:01

Thanks for reply but I found a solution (see previous post).

But thanks for the link !! I'll download this tool this will help me to catch further errors !

tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?)

Member 83856927-Jan-04 3:10

Member 838569

27-Jan-04 3:10

hi..

i have a problem here. I am making use of a tab control in a dialog box. Since I have 3 pages which all require edit boxes, i will need to have overlapping ones (in order to ensure that each tab page gets a edit box of its own).

However, i couldn't add edit boxes afer some time.
can anyone enlighten me? is there a restriction to the number of edit boxes that could be added?

is the way i do things correct? as in making edit boxes overlap each other so that they will be displayed correspondingly (in correct position) in the various tabs correctly. Hope You guys can help me out on this!!!

Thanks a lot!

Re: tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?)

Carlos Antollini27-Jan-04 3:38

Carlos Antollini

27-Jan-04 3:38

Use the each tabl like an idependient Dialog.
For this you must to use CPropertySheet and CPropertyPage...

Best Reagrds

Carlos Antollini
Do you know piFive[^] ?

Re: tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?)

Member 83856927-Jan-04 16:15

Member 838569

27-Jan-04 16:15

Sorrie right now what i'm not using CPropertySheet and CPropertyPage. Is it true that using tabs will always necessary need to use them?

So do i just need to modify my code or redo it entirely?Since my tabs are done in a overlapping fashion (do you get what i mean?) I hope I don't have to redo everything, cos it can be pretty tedious.

any hints on how to go about doing that???

Thanks for your help!

Re: tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?)

Carlos Antollini28-Jan-04 3:18

Carlos Antollini

28-Jan-04 3:18

Yes, I know that is a very hard work....
If you want you can use the tabctrl with a lot of controls like editbox, labels, custom controls, in it, but is very dificult to use because you must to oredr the controls in the OnInitDialog. Other solution is to create the controls in OnInitDialog.
When you feel that you are going crazy, it's better to use Property Sheet and Property Pages, because you will have each control in its dialog....
Each Dialog that will be a tab must be derived from CPropertyPage and not from CDialog. Then When you need to principal dialog, with all the dialogs in it, you must to use the CPropertySheet class and use the funcion AddPage for add each dialog in the Property Sheet...

Regards

Carlos Antollini
Do you know piFive[^] ?

Re: tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?)

Member 83856928-Jan-04 3:46

Member 838569

28-Jan-04 3:46

Yeah!! Thanks a lot for your help!! Rose | [Rose]

i know that I have to make use of CPropertySheet etc but most of the books i referred to , dont give me any information on how to go about doing tabs at all... Cry | :((

Any good websites to recommend?

Hope i can manage to complete it on time.

Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!! Smile | :)

Re: tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?)

Carlos Antollini28-Jan-04 5:23

Carlos Antollini

28-Jan-04 5:23

I was looking here in CP, but each article about PropertySheet and PropertyPage are about special implementacion.
I pasted you a lines of code.....
Trie to start with it, and then read in MDSN....
Don't worry is very easy....
Rememeber: each dialog must be derived from CPropertyPage, not from CDialog

<br />
CPropertySheet dlgProperties("Properties", this);<br />
	<br />
CMyPropertieDlg dlg1;  //this dialog is a property page.<br />
CMyPropertieDlg dlg2;  //this dialog is a property page.<br />
<br />
	<br />
dlgProperties.AddPage(&dlg1);<br />
dlgProperties.AddPage(&dlg2);<br />
dlgProperties.m_psh.dwFlags |= PSH_NOAPPLYNOW;<br />
if(dlgProperties.m_psh.dwFlags & PSH_HASHELP) dlgProperties.m_psh.dwFlags ^= PSH_HASHELP;<br />
<br />
dlg1.m_strCubeName = m_strCubeName;<br />
dlg1.m_strCatalogName = strCatalogName;<br />
dlg1.m_strCreatedOn = strCreatedOn;<br />
dlg2.m_strLastUpdate = strDate;<br />
dlg2.m_strDescription = strDescription;<br />
if(dlgProperties.DoModal() != IDCANCEL)<br />
  return;<br />
	<br />

Regards

Carlos Antollini
Do you know piFive[^] ?

Re: tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?)

Anonymous1-Feb-04 7:10

Anonymous

1-Feb-04 7:10

hello!!!!

I have finally understood what it means to use CPropertyPage and CPropertySheet... But then I realised that I couldn't display the tabbed page after adding a certain number of combo boxes...... I'm going crazy. How come does a problem with displaying the combo boxes??

thanks!

Re: tab controls (is there a restriction on the number of edit boxes in a dialog box?)

David Crow27-Jan-04 4:28

David Crow

27-Jan-04 4:28

azure33 wrote:
is there a restriction to the number of edit boxes that could be added?

In the past, the resource editor was limited to 255 controls. Whether that is still the case or not, I do not know. I've never been in the position to require that many. Adding the controls dynamically is limitless, I think.

A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least.

VSS: check out, modify, check in

peterchen27-Jan-04 3:02

peterchen

27-Jan-04 3:02

Hi,
for a small build helper tool, I need to
- check out a file from VSS
- modify it
- check it in again

does anyone know of a "drop in" solution

I know how to do that stuff through the command line, but that's not the nicest way to go...

Flirt harder, I'm a coder.

mlog || Agile Programming | doxygen

Re: VSS: check out, modify, check in

Mike Dimmick27-Jan-04 3:39

Mike Dimmick

27-Jan-04 3:39

I'd stick with the command line. VSS does have an Automation model, but all the people I've seen who've tried to write an Import-from-VSS tool have concluded that it's like a leaky vacuum cleaner - it sucks and blows at the same time. Big Grin | :-D

Re: VSS: check out, modify, check in

peterchen27-Jan-04 5:23

peterchen

27-Jan-04 5:23

Command line works ok (except all the config stuff required)
However, I'm gettin "whacko" ExitCode's when I don't insert some sleeps

(CreateProcess / WaitFor(process handle) / GetExitCode)

Might be a different problem, though

Flirt harder, I'm a coder.

mlog || Agile Programming | doxygen

Re: VSS: check out, modify, check in

David Crow27-Jan-04 10:48

David Crow

27-Jan-04 10:48

Visual SourceSafe integrates directly with Visual Studio. There is a Project/Source Control menu option where the standard check in/check out options are available. Does that not work for you?

A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least.

Re: VSS: check out, modify, check in

peterchen27-Jan-04 10:59

peterchen

27-Jan-04 10:59

Nay, I need that in a custom (standalone command line) tool.

Flirt harder, I'm a coder.

mlog || Agile Programming | doxygen

CHtmlView and CInternetSession...

RobJones27-Jan-04 2:48

RobJones

27-Jan-04 2:48

Hello,
This is kind of a hard question to ask but I have been trying to figure it out for days and I am still having problems...

I have an application that uses CHtmlView, I am trying to login to a website, the web site puts a cookie down on the machine so if you were to close your browser and re-open it you would still be logged in. So I wrote a login dialog (part of the same browser SDI) that asks for the user name and password.. I use CInternetSession to login to the web site.. this works fine (after I pass the login I grab the HTML and parse it for the "welcome" message so I know I am logged in). Then right after the login I show my CHtmlView and surf to the web site but it doesn't show me as logged in. Some times I get a error msg on the website stating that my browser is blocking cookies (I know it's not blocking them but I can't figure it out)

Any ideas?
Rob

Whoever said nothing's impossible never tried slamming a revolving door!

Run a Visual C++ program from VB Script and get a return value ??

bjolletts27-Jan-04 2:15

bjolletts

27-Jan-04 2:15

Hi all,

Im currently developing a MFC-program in Visual C++ 6.0 that will identifiy a user through his/hers fingerprint.

The C++ program needs to be launched from another program with VBA support (so Im currently testing it in MS Excel)

The C++ program also needs to return a textstring with the username (or ID or some kind of text like "George Lucas")

With my very basic skills in VBScript I have manged to run the C++ program. But is it possible to get something back from the program ??

Im guessing that the C++ program might need some kind of method to communicate back to the VB Script ... ?

Im would be very thankful for any kind of help !

/ daniel

Re: Run a Visual C++ program from VB Script and get a return value ??

Steve S27-Jan-04 2:30

Steve S

27-Jan-04 2:30

I'd be tempted to write the app as a COM DLL, so that it can be launched as an in-proc, supporting automation. You could expose a method

HRESULT Scan([out] BSTR* userid)

that did the scan, any lookup, and returned an appropriate username (or a null string on failure).

That would make the communication with the program much simpler.

Steve S

Re: Run a Visual C++ program from VB Script and get a return value ??

bjolletts27-Jan-04 9:01

bjolletts

27-Jan-04 9:01

Thanks for your reply !

The app is like 99% complete though and it's pretty complex with a lot of dialogs functions. Could it be converted to a COM DLL in any easy way ?? (I have very limited experience with COM-programming and creating DLL's)

And if not .. could there be any other way ?

Unsure | :~

CORBA

toxcct27-Jan-04 2:10

toxcct

27-Jan-04 2:10

I'm trying to use CORBA, but i don't really understand all the code generated, and the way it proceeds the RPC (if RPC there is...).

Can anyone help please?

ps: if you need more precisions, no problem, just ask me what you want to know

TOXCCT

pcap problem

styve27-Jan-04 1:33

styve

27-Jan-04 1:33

Hi!

Having problem with my program. I'm looking up the device, but it will not be found. I'm trying to different ways. I know I have a device. With Tcpdump I can sniff packets at eth0. But my own program do not work.

Does anyone know why it do not work?
Thanksful for your help,

Stefan

My code:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <pcap.h>

int main()
{
char *dev, *device, errbuf[PCAP_ERRBUF_SIZE];
pcap_t *kkk;

dev = pcap_lookupdev(errbuf);
kkk = pcap_open_live(device, 128, 0, 100, errbuf);

printf("Device1: %s\n", dev);
printf("Device2: %s\n", kkk);
return 0;
}

Re: pcap problem

toxcct27-Jan-04 3:40

toxcct

27-Jan-04 3:40

sorry, can't help you man, you're too less precise

please
- give more details (like what you excpect exactly, and what it does instead),
- be more "readable" (colors, indentations, useful & logical variable names...)
- be careful to the < and > html tags delimiters when you write a C header... (your #include don't appear)

Wink | ;)

i wish i'll be able to help you, but you have to help me too...

ps:what is pcap ?

TOXCCT

Restart Application

325i27-Jan-04 0:46

325i

27-Jan-04 0:46

Hi,

Does anyone know the function that allows a running application to be closed and re-started?

Is it possible to run this function from within the application I'd like restarted?

Thanks in advance

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