Attach to process - Timing issue.. - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

Re: CTreeCtrl and CheckBox

David Crow21-Jul-04 6:54

David Crow

21-Jul-04 6:54

It sounds like you are looking for the TVM_EXPAND message.

"When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen

insert bitmap into toolbar(Dialog based App)

mvnevis21-Jul-04 1:28

mvnevis

21-Jul-04 1:28

hi,

i want to include bitmap into toolbar in mfc dialogbased application.
ToolBar has 3 button. i want to set different bitmap for each button.is it possible .plz help me (With sample coding).

Thank you.

Opening a File in SDI

cheenu_200221-Jul-04 1:23

cheenu_2002

21-Jul-04 1:23

I need to open a .dmp file from the menu in a SDI a application. When I click the dump(instead of open file) command in the menu, the file open dialog box is opening but the file is not getting displayed in the SDI client area neither it is opened in notepad. Can anyone tell me how to open in notepad or in the document view itself.

Thanx & Regards,
Srini.

Re: Opening a File in SDI

David Crow21-Jul-04 6:58

David Crow

21-Jul-04 6:58

cheenu_2002 wrote:
...neither it is opened in notepad.

Does the file contain any non-white characters? If not, you obviously are not going to see anything.

"When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen

Re: Opening a File in SDI

cheenu_200222-Jul-04 0:54

cheenu_2002

22-Jul-04 0:54

Hi,
It is not an .dmp file but a .dat binary file. Sorry for the mistake. First I want to display the file and then I need to read it to do some manipualtion with the bits. How can I read the binary data bit by bit?

Thanx & Regards,
Srinivasan.

Re: Opening a File in SDI

David Crow22-Jul-04 2:23

David Crow

22-Jul-04 2:23

cheenu_2002 wrote:
How can I read the binary data bit by bit?

I'm not sure, but if you want to read it one byte at a time, try:

CFile file("myfile.dat", CFile::modeRead);
BYTE buffer;
while (file.Read(&buffer, sizeof(buffer)) > 0)
    ; // do something with 'buffer'

However, you should note that this approach is very inefficient for medium to large files. A better approach would be:

CFile file("myfile.dat", CFile::modeRead);
BYTE buffer[1024];
UINT uBytesRead;
while ((uBytesRead = file.Read(buffer, sizeof(buffer))) > 0)
{
    for (UINT uIndex = 0; uIndex < uBytesRead; uIndex++)
        ; // do something with 'buffer[uIndex]'
}

This should give you the idea that less disk I/O results in increased performance.

"When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen

Where is "%_WINCEROOT%\Public\Common\Oak\Drivers\Bluetooth\Sample\Sca"

LittleYellowBird21-Jul-04 1:12

LittleYellowBird

21-Jul-04 1:12

Hi,

I am obviously being particularly stupid today so someone please put me out of my misery! Frown | :(

I am looking at the msdn website
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wcebluet/html/ceconvirtualcomportsample.asp

I want to have a look at the Bluetooth samples. It says

"Sample Location

%_WINCEROOT%\Public\Common\Oak\Drivers\Bluetooth\Sample\Sca"

What does it mean?

Ali

Attach to process - Timing issue..

TssPrasad21-Jul-04 0:39

TssPrasad

21-Jul-04 0:39

hi all,

I have an application which communicates with a device..and when i click on UI and start multiple UI's, fill all the details, and OK, them one after the other,
job of each UI are queued and executed one after the other..I face some kind of timing issue when I use the release version of the exe or even the debug version of .exe.

But when I just attach this process to the VisualC++ debugger , by Build -> Start Debug ->Attach to process, and i don't put any breakpoints in anywhere in the code,
then it works fine..

What i would like to know is, how the attaching this process to debugger effects any .exe..pls note, I am not putting any breakpoints...so there's no way of adding human delay..

Any ideas...

Shiva P

How do I attach 3 Dialogs with HTML support using CPropertyPage class or anotherclass

pubududilena21-Jul-04 0:29

pubududilena

21-Jul-04 0:29

hi everybody,
I am using Visual C++.Net & going to create a MFC Project with HTML Support.There are 3 Dialogs in my Project & they inherits like this:

class firstdialog : public CDHtmlDialog
class seconddialog:public CDHtmlDialog
class thirddialog:public CDHtmlDialog

Now I want to appear these 3 dialogs using in a same window using CPropertyPage class (Like excel sheet).
I am going to do like this:-
CPropertyPage c1;
c1.addPage(&firstdialog);------But this is wrong because firstdialog Must be a inherits from CPropertyPage

How do I do that?.
anyone know these things please tell me .
If there easy way to show these 3 Dialogs in a same Window with conecting Tabs(Like excel sheet)

Re: How do I attach 3 Dialogs with HTML support using CPropertyPage class or anotherclass

Antti Keskinen21-Jul-04 3:40

Antti Keskinen

21-Jul-04 3:40

The most viable option is to use a CTabCtrl in combination of a few CDHTMLDialog objects. This is called "Creating a custom MFC class"

First, design the dialog templates, or the HTML pages to show in them. Give each of them the 'Visible: FALSE' property, so they won't be displayed automatically. An alternative is to omit the WS_VISIBLE flag in the creation call.

Then derive a new class from CTabCtrl and add an array of these HTML dialogs (CDHTMLDialog) as a member. During construction phase, each dialog is created. When the tab control is displayed somewhere, the tab selection determines which of the HTML dialogs is visible. When the tab changes, the old dialog is hidden and a new dialog is shown.

Needless to say, for this to work, each dialog must be exactly the same size and reside in the same position. The most efficient way is to save this information from the dialog that is being hidden, then reposition/resize the dialog to be shown before displaying it.

The road you're about to venture is not an easy one. But it is doable, and shouldn't take extremely long to design/implement. But it won't probably happen overnight, unless you're a true expert of MFC Smile | :)

-Antti Keskinen

----------------------------------------------
The definition of impossible is strictly dependant
on what we think is possible.

How do I attach 3 Dialogs with HTML support using CPropertyPage class or anotherclass

pubududilena21-Jul-04 0:28

pubududilena

21-Jul-04 0:28

How do I show 3 Dialogs with HTML support using CPropertyPage(like excel sheet)

pubududilena21-Jul-04 0:24

pubududilena

21-Jul-04 0:24

scanf up to tab?

Dominik Reichl20-Jul-04 22:44

Dominik Reichl

20-Jul-04 22:44

Hi!

Is it possible using scanf to read a string from STDIN up to a tab character? I.e. the tab character must be regarded as %s terminator somehow.

What must the format string look like?

Thanks in advance and best regards,
Dominik

_outp(0x64, 0xAD);
and
__asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al
do the same... but what do they do??
(doesn't work on NT)

Re: scanf up to tab?

Bhaskar20-Jul-04 23:54

Bhaskar

20-Jul-04 23:54

Use scanset.

char s[80];<br />
scanf(" %[^\t]", s);

Re: scanf up to tab?

Harold Bamford23-Jul-04 11:11

Harold Bamford

23-Jul-04 11:11

scanf() is a dangerous function because it is easy to have a buffer overflow. Try using fgets() and sscanf() instead. Both use buffers of specified size.

Re: scanf up to tab?

Bhaskar23-Jul-04 21:19

Bhaskar

23-Jul-04 21:19

You can limit the no of characters to extract with scanf.

char s[BUFFERSIZE+1];
scanf(" %*[^\t]", BUFFERSIZE, s);

Re: scanf up to tab?

Harold Bamford26-Jul-04 7:21

Harold Bamford

26-Jul-04 7:21

Bhaskar wrote:
You can limit the no of characters to extract with scanf.

char s[BUFFERSIZE+1];
scanf(" %*[^\t]", BUFFERSIZE, s);

It is true that you can specify the maximum width of characters assigned to a string. However, this is hard to read, and prone to error. Format strings are inherently hard to use (but extremely powerful).

I just re-read the help section in MSVC++, "Format Specification Fields: scanf and wscanf Functions" and I don't believe your example is valid. For one thing, it is missing a type specifier ('s').

This is such an easy mistake (which I have done myself) that it only shows the danger in using scanf(). And even if this turns out to be a valid format string, it is almost unreadable.

Icon in a minimized APP with a thin dialog

doctorpi20-Jul-04 21:54

doctorpi

20-Jul-04 21:54

Hi guys
I've designed an App Dialog oriented, where the main dialog has the Thin Style (no title bar).
I've added a button in my app to minimize, and here I have the problem.
I could add some text to the app when is minimized with SetWindowText("MyApp").
But I can't add an icon to show left aligned as other apps.
Do you know a simple way to do this ? (SetIcon hasn't worked).
Best Regards
Doc

fast algorithm linear correlation coeffcient

Anonymous20-Jul-04 21:23

Anonymous

20-Jul-04 21:23

hi

i have written an algorithm for the calculation of the linear correlation coeffcient (pearson) but with its many sums it is to slow with much N. So i´m interessted in any idea how i can speed up this calculation

thanks

mike

Changing color of a Button

M Ashok Kumar20-Jul-04 21:19

M Ashok Kumar

20-Jul-04 21:19

Hi,

I have an application, where I need to change the color of the button on getfocus event and bring it back to the default color (grey) on lostfocus event.

Any help on how do I proceed on this please??

regards,
Ashok

Re: Changing color of a Button

Antti Keskinen20-Jul-04 22:49

Antti Keskinen

20-Jul-04 22:49

First, instead of using standard Windows button controls, go see this article and download the sources.

Then include these sources into your project and convert the necessary buttons to CButtonST type (there are instructions on how to do this in the article). Now, during the OnInitDialog execution, use the control variables of the buttons to call CButtonST::SetColor to set colors for the following indexes: BTNST_COLOR_BK_IN, BTNST_COLOR_BK_OUT, BTNST_COLOR_BK_FOCUS.

These indexes control the background color of the button when 1) mouse is over the button, 2) mouse is outside the button, 3) button has keyboard focus, respectively.

To do what you desire without the CButtonST class, you'd need to paint the buttons completely by yourself. Difficult task, but doable.

-Antti Keskinen

----------------------------------------------
The definition of impossible is strictly dependant
on what we think is possible.

Re: Changing color of a Button

umair_hasan20-Jul-04 23:39

umair_hasan

20-Jul-04 23:39

MFC doesnt allow you to change button's default background color. You will have to use owner drawn button and its methods to change the background

Re: Changing color of a Button

Ravi Bhavnani21-Jul-04 3:00

Ravi Bhavnani

21-Jul-04 3:00

Subclass CButton and override DrawItem().

/ravi

My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536
Home | Articles | Freeware | Music
ravib@ravib.com

Re: Changing color of a Button

M Ashok Kumar21-Jul-04 21:44

M Ashok Kumar

21-Jul-04 21:44

Thanks for all the help.

Now I have used the owner-drawn button and able to change the color of the focused button (using WM_SETFOCUS, WM_KILLFOCUS and DrawItem).

But facing another problem:
WM_SETFOCUS is called, only if the button is clicked. Not if focus is changed using tab key or arrow key.

Can you tell me, which message should I handle for this?

regards,
Ashok

database

Anonymous20-Jul-04 20:48

Anonymous

20-Jul-04 20:48

In my application i am using MS access database to enter records. Now, the records are not getting entered sequentially. i have a date field. so i expect that the record corresponding to today's date should be at the end of the database. they get added nywhere in between. y does this happen. how do i change it? I want sequential entry into the database and not random entry. please suggest

Use Ctrl+Left/Right to switch messages, Ctrl+Up/Down to switch threads, Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right to switch pages.