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Does anyone have code that accesses SQL thru OLE-DB they can share. I'm not looking for basic stuff, what I need are solutions for sorting and filtering rowsets...
How about an efective framework for database applications using OLE-DB, does anyone have a good pattern they may share?
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What is the most efficient way to convert CStringArray and
CStringList objects to an alloted character buffer (ie
TCHAR* pBuffer)?
Regards,
Kosi.
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Check out my article CShellFileOp - Wrapper for SHFileOperation. I convert a CStringList (I think, maybe it's an array, I haven't looked at the code in a while) to a double-null-terminated TCHAR buffer.
I'm not guaranteeing that this is the most efficient, though.  Just one way of doing it.
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Where i can find a sample source code for displaying html in my IE CommBand ?
Regards, Solo.
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I have code I can share with you that shows this. There is also an example on Codeguru.com, I believe. I'll try finding and cleaning up my code so that it may be of use to you.
I'll try to do this later today.
-Erik
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Can u send me this code ?
My e-mail: solo@dore.miem.edu.ru
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#include <stdio.h>
int i = 7;
//The above i can be accessed using the global namespace
//:: Operator
void main()
{
int i = 10;
{
int i = 15;
{
int i = 17;
printf("%d\n",i);
//How to Access The Remaining i's here in c and c++
}
}
}
//The above variables have to be defined at the above point
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you can't. the global i hides all of the other i's.
use different names.
-c
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In C you can only access the local i within your block of code (equal to 17).
In C++ you can access the local i AND the global i (equal to 7). To access the global i, you'd use the scope resolution operator ( :: ) like this:
printf("%d\n", ::i);
Regards,
Alvaro
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Looking for a c based or at a gasp c++, but prefer c, code to implement a category data structure ie
struct tagCATEGORY {
TCHAR szCategory[CATEGORYSTRINGLEN];
WORD wCategory;
} CATEGORY, FAR * LPCATEGORY;
yada yada ... Any thoughs for implementation code to copy paste and amend, best sorting methods, how to do etc thanks in advance
Andrew
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Does anyone know a way to have colored text for a simple HTML editor in Visual C++? I need it to be colors that can be changed by the user from an options dialog so there should be some easy way to change the colors from the code. The basic framework for my application is going to be the standard text editor from the MFC app wizzard. Can anyone help me? E-Mail me and maby I can explain my problem a little bit better.
Thanks alot,
Jeff
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Check the crystal syntax coloring editor by Andrei for this,
located at
http://www.codeproject.com/editctrl/crysedit.asp
You may also check the codeguru site for a startup html
parser to go with it, may need some modifications...
http://codeguru.earthweb.com/mfc/comments/2006.shtml
Need more? get in touch with the others.
Regards,
Paul.
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There is a very good Open Source project which do that and
many other interesting things:
Scintilla and SciTE by Neil Hodgson, Look at:
http://www.scintilla.org
Hope this help,
Jran-Claude
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hi,
anyone have any example or could tell me on how to implement browser helper objects and connect it to a running instance of IE and then if any url is lik test:// it should cancel the url and notify the app any ideas?
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I'm making a NT-service, monitoring printjobs.
I have a small NTSERVER-WIN98 network. My server acts as a printerserver.
My problem is to retrieve the number of pages in the printjobs.
When I print from NT-server I can get the number through GetJob(), but when I print from WIN98 I cannot retrieve the number of pages (I get '0' each time).
Can somebody please help my out.
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I'm trying a work out how I might redirect the output from a console app to a windows text box in VC++. Similar to when you compile and the output of nmake is shown in a docked window.
Does anyone have any ideas? I thought about using CreatePipe() and it's associated functionality. Is this right?
Many thanks for any help
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Pipes are the easy way to do it. There are many sample codes
in the MSDN to show you how to. You can also take a look at
the following...
http://codeguru.earthweb.com/misc/redirect.shtml
http://codeguru.earthweb.com/misc/RedirectOutputToPipe.shtml
You need further help? get back.
Regards,
Paul.
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I tried drawing a cloud(which can be edited also) using Arc, ArcTo, AngleArc with no fruits. Does anybody know the technique to draw a editable cloud? I know one thing it's just series of arcs, since it has to be with the rectangle and the angle of the arc varies I am finding difficult to find a good algorithm.
Need suggestion urgent!
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A FAQ section for Question often asked in the disussion forum's.
Written for beginners.
I think this would be cool...
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Hi,
i am looking for a listcontrol which enables to have multiline items. I tried to use the
NM_CUSTOMDRAW message according to Mike Dunn's article but i am still having problems
with selecting,editing and positioning the items.
Does anyboby have already done this?
TIA, Chris
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Anyone know where I can get descriptions and/or implementations of classic game algorithms, e.g. checkers, backgammon, poker, pinochle, etc? I'm interested in collecting such algorithms into an open source collection.
Thanks,
Chris Sells
http://www.sellsbrothers.com
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I do remember a book by an author from Princeton Univ. I think the title is "Algorithms in C++" from AW. The book is very abstract. We may have to make something out of it.
George
http://gpoulose.home.att.net/
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I have made a custom CPrintDialog and I want touse it instead of the default one, without manage the whole printing process.
Can I tell MFC to use my dialog just before the beginning of the process?
Thanks, ...
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Hi ,
I'm design and coding an expression Editor for mathematic terms like Microsoft "FormelEditor". Is there anyone, who has the same idea ?
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