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Re: CString question Tim Smith27-Nov-01 10:01 Tim Smith 27-Nov-01 10:01  Take a look at the MFC routine AfxGetFileName. You probably can't use it directly, but you can lift the code and use it in your app. Tim Smith Descartes Systems Sciences, Inc. Re: CString question Carlos Antollini27-Nov-01 10:05 Carlos Antollini 27-Nov-01 10:05  You can USe _splitpath Or if you want to use only MFC and CString I will do this strPath = "c:\\some path\\that could be deep\\this is\\file.txt"; strPath.MakeReverse(); strFileName = strPath.Rigth(strPath.Find('\\')); strFileName.MakeReverse(); test because I wrote directly over CP.... Best Regards.... Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini Re: CString question RobJones27-Nov-01 10:16 RobJones 27-Nov-01 10:16  Thanks everyone!! Rob Re: CString question Michael Dunn27-Nov-01 14:31 Michael Dunn 27-Nov-01 14:31  Use PathFindFileName() from shlwapi.dll. --Mike-- http://home.inreach.com/mdunn/ While I can't be correct on all matters, I can make the reassuring claim that where I am inaccurate, I am at least definitively inaccurate. your with and Sonork - 100.10414 AcidHelm switch statement kpsr27-Nov-01 9:28 kpsr 27-Nov-01 9:28  Hi all! I have enums defined in groups as shown below: typedef enum myType { TYPE_UNKNOWN = 0, // 1 - 19 TYPE_START = 1, TYPE_OK, // 20 - 99 TYPE_ERROR=20, TYPE_BADDATA, TYPE_BLAH // 100 -- 199 TYPE_HELP1=100, TYPE_HELP2, TYPE_HELP3 }myType; I want to use the switch statement which could break the above into certain range they fall in, instead of doing: switch( nMyType ) { case TYPE_UNKNOWN: break; case TYPE_START: break; case TYPE_ERROR: case TYPE_BADDATA: // I dont want to list each and every case // b'cause i will be having a lot of them at some point break; default: break; }; Rather, I am looking for something like: switch( nMyType ) { case TYPE_START to TYPE_OK: // ie. 1-19 // I will be calling appropriate routines to handle the explicit // case break; case TYPE_ERROR to TYPE_BLAH: break; default: break; }; Currently I have a IF else condition for the above ranges, Just wondering can I have the range in a switch statement? I'll appreciate any hint/help! thx kpsr Re: switch statement Carlos Antollini27-Nov-01 9:36 Carlos Antollini 27-Nov-01 9:36  switch(n) { case 0: DoSomething(); break case 1: case 2: case 3: case 4: DoSomething2(); break; } Best Regards and for ever in CP Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini Re: switch statement kpsr27-Nov-01 10:31 kpsr 27-Nov-01 10:31  Carlos, Didn't really solve my purpose. As I said in my earlier message, I do not want to list out individual cases, since there will be a lot. I want to get a range like, if( n > 1 || n < 10 ) DoSomething(n); else if( n > 10 || n < 200 ) DoSomething2(n); else if( n > 200 || n < 300 ) DoSomething3(n); else DoSomething4(n); But, was wondering If I could do it using the switch statement by any means?. thx kpsr Re: switch statement Carlos Antollini27-Nov-01 11:16 Carlos Antollini 27-Nov-01 11:16  You don't have condition in a Switch case. Only have values in the case... The best is use if(condition0) { } else if(condition1) { } else { } I'm sorry... Best Regards Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini getting all filenames from a folder Kuniva27-Nov-01 8:40 Kuniva 27-Nov-01 8:40  How can i get the names of all files in a specific folder? (in other words, how can i see what files are in a folder) (possibly with a filter to view only one type?) P.S.: it has to be some sort of function that will return me the strings or give me a list or something, i'm not looking for the common open file dialog here Greats n kisses Kuniva Re: getting all filenames from a folder Chris Losinger27-Nov-01 8:53 Chris Losinger 27-Nov-01 8:53  here's a class to do it. -c Smaller Animals Software, Inc. Re: getting all filenames from a folder Carlos Antollini27-Nov-01 9:14 Carlos Antollini 27-Nov-01 9:14  Using the Class CFindFile Best Regards Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini MFC Beginner Nick Parker27-Nov-01 8:18 Nick Parker 27-Nov-01 8:18  Would anyone recommend a site/book that is really well written to introduce MFC in Visual C++(i.e. - basic intoduction leading to the more advanced)? I have knowledge of C++, however, the articles written on this site are more directly related to the use of MFC once you have a good understanding of them. Thanks again. Nick Parker Re: MFC Beginner Jon Sagara27-Nov-01 8:37 Jon Sagara 27-Nov-01 8:37  Ivor Horton - Beginning Visual C++ 6 Jeff Prosise - Programming Windows with MFC HTH, Jon Sagara "Ninety percent of baseball is mental, the other half is physical." -- Yogi Bera Re: MFC Beginner 27-Nov-01 16:48 27-Nov-01 16:48  Advanced programmer MFC Internals (Stepherd Wingo) Best books in explaining MFC. As for beginner, check out amazon.com. Do check the rating. It really helps. Re: MFC Beginner Steen Krogsgaard28-Nov-01 1:45 Steen Krogsgaard 28-Nov-01 1:45  I 100% recommend Kruglinski: Inside Visual C++ version 4. It's about VC 4.0 but still valid for the majority of the field. Don't know if there is any new editions of it. And for non-MFC windows programming, which is very usefull even though you use MFC: Petzold: Programming Windows 95 (maybe there's a new version here too) Richter: Advanced Windows Cheers Steen. "To claim that computer games influence children is rediculous. If Pacman had influenced children born in the 80'ies we would see a lot of youngsters running around in dark rooms eating pills while listening to monotonous music" Handling MouseWheel Stephane Routelous27-Nov-01 7:38 Stephane Routelous 27-Nov-01 7:38  Hello, I just developed a CWnd derived class. I include this Wnd in a DialogBox. I'm able to handle the On<r l="" m="">Button<down up="">, but when I add the OnMouseWheel, the function is not send the my CWnd-derived class. Any clue ? Do I forgot something ? Thanks, Stephane "It is ridiculous to claim that video games influence children. For instance, if PacMan affected kids born in the eighties, we should by now have a bunch of teenagers who run around in darkened rooms eating pills while listening to monotonous electronic music." Re: Handling MouseWheel Stephane Routelous27-Nov-01 7:41 Stephane Routelous 27-Nov-01 7:41  I'm on W2k SP2 VCPP6.0 SP ( the last one ) "It is ridiculous to claim that video games influence children. For instance, if PacMan affected kids born in the eighties, we should by now have a bunch of teenagers who run around in darkened rooms eating pills while listening to monotonous electronic music." CreateProcess() ??? 27-Nov-01 7:26 27-Nov-01 7:26  Hi, I would like to do in Windows-based with Visual C++ the following command: Convert.exe file1.dat file2.txt The above is in DOS Command line. I wonder how to do in MFC. I have explore CreateProcess(),ShellExecute, WinExec,Spawn etc, in vain...! please help...! Thanks, /Sophal Re: CreateProcess() ??? Nish Nishant27-Nov-01 7:35 Nish Nishant 27-Nov-01 7:35  ShellExecute(NULL,"open","C:\\convert.exe","file1.dat file2.txt", "",SW_SHOW); Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org Nish is a BIG fan of Goran Ivanisevic CreateProcess() ??? 27-Nov-01 7:24 27-Nov-01 7:24  Hi, I would like to do in Windows-based with Visual C++ the following command: Convert.exe file1.dat file2.txt The above is in DOS Command line. I wonder how to do in MFC. Thanks, /Sophal Re: CreateProcess() ??? Nish Nishant27-Nov-01 7:38 Nish Nishant 27-Nov-01 7:38  Two identical posts except for that one extra line in the other post. Maybe you should have modified this one instead of re-posting jus to add a line. Or you could have replied to your own post, addin the new line. a new thread jus to add a line to the old thread is .... well,...... Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org Nish is a BIG fan of Goran Ivanisevic CString formatting kpsr27-Nov-01 7:17 kpsr 27-Nov-01 7:17  Hi! const int TOTAL_LEN = 8; CString lBuffer; lBuffer.Format("%8s","hello"); // I want to use the macro (TOTAL_LEN) instead of hardcoding '8' // in the Format of the String // something like lBuffer.Format("%TOTAL_LENs","hello"); // obviously the above would result as "TOTAL_LENs" and not " hello" // basically I want to insert spaces using the constants // and without using the for loop // CAN I DO IT or do I have to stick with the for loop Re: CString formatting kpsr27-Nov-01 9:15 kpsr 27-Nov-01 9:15  thanks Bijesh, it worked I really appreciate it! kpsr Re: CString formatting Carlos Antollini27-Nov-01 9:22 Carlos Antollini 27-Nov-01 9:22  lBuffer.Format("%s%s", (LPCTSTR)CString(32, TOTAL_LEN), "hello"); Best Regards.... Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini Easy one for a boffin....Post a message (Menu click) to the Mainframe Giles27-Nov-01 6:52 Giles 27-Nov-01 6:52  Being a bit dim today. I have a popup menu on a modeless dialog box as part of an MDI app. When I bring up the popupmenu, one of the menu items is not avaliable, as it is implemented by the mainframe, and not the dialog. I would like both the dialogs and the mainframes pop ups to be avaliable. I though of implementing the menu item in the dialog, and posting a message to the Mainframe, that simulates a menu click. I wonder if that makes sense. Any ideas on how to do this? Giles

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