List files in drive - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards

benjymous2-Apr-07 0:45

2-Apr-07 0:45

It all depends on what framework you're using.

Try looking here, try something, and come back if you have a specific problem

http://www.codeproject.com/database/[^]

Re: please solve this

p_2-Apr-07 1:16

2-Apr-07 1:16

thanks a lot sir Rose | [Rose]

actually i dont want to use ADO or ODBC sir
i want to connect it with code is it possible sir
if yes then help me

thanks sir Smile | :)

Re: please solve this

David Crow2-Apr-07 3:46

David Crow

2-Apr-07 3:46

paras_s12 wrote:
actually i dont want to use ADO or ODBC sir
i want to connect it with code

You seem to be confused. You will still needs lots of code regardless of whether you use ADO, or ODBC.

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Re: please solve this

p_2-Apr-07 17:54

2-Apr-07 17:54

sir sorry for delay and thanks for your reply

sir i want to access data from sql by writting code in c++
so is this possible if yes then please help me

Rose | [Rose]

thanks

Re: please solve this

kakan2-Apr-07 19:30

kakan

2-Apr-07 19:30

You still seems confused, since your question doesn't make sense.

SQL is, to my knowledge, a language for dealing with database queries.
A SQL database is a database that supports the SQL language.
A database usually resides in some kind of (remote) server machine.

In order to communicate with a database (SQL or not), your program has to "talk" to the server that hosts the database. And of course, the database itself.

Two ways to communicate with a database is ODBC and ADO. There are other ways as well.

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Re: please solve this

p_2-Apr-07 19:55

2-Apr-07 19:55

ok sir
thanks for your reply Rose | [Rose]

sir can i know the code to connect through ODBC or ADO
it gives me help to solve my problem

thanks sir Smile | :)

Re: please solve this

kakan2-Apr-07 20:52

kakan

2-Apr-07 20:52

See benjymous response, earlier in this thread.
Or just Google for it.
Or try MSDN.
There are heaps of samples out there, just pick one.
Good luck.

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List files in drive

deeps_cute2-Apr-07 0:20

deeps_cute

2-Apr-07 0:20

how to list all the files and folders in c: drive programatically.

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Re: List files in drive

San24682-Apr-07 0:30

San2468

2-Apr-07 0:30

Use CFileFind class of MFC.
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Re: List files in drive

deeps_cute2-Apr-07 0:34

deeps_cute

2-Apr-07 0:34

hmm i think this lists all files. i have to list all files and folders in a drive for example c: drive

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Re: List files in drive

Naveen2-Apr-07 0:45

Naveen

2-Apr-07 0:45

deeps_cute wrote:
hmm i think this lists all files.

It lists the directories too...

nave

Re: List files in drive

San24682-Apr-07 0:47

San2468

2-Apr-07 0:47

Have u read it carefully? It gives u folders too.
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Re: List files in drive

Paresh Chitte2-Apr-07 0:38

Paresh Chitte

2-Apr-07 0:38

Try using CFileFind.

Regards,

Paresh.

Re: List files in drive

deeps_cute2-Apr-07 1:37

deeps_cute

2-Apr-07 1:37

yes i got it but how to list it in list box

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Re: List files in drive

Hamid_RT2-Apr-07 0:55

Hamid_RT

2-Apr-07 0:55

A easy way is that you can use of DlgDirList

WhiteSky

Re: List files in drive

deeps_cute2-Apr-07 1:41

deeps_cute

2-Apr-07 1:41

hmm yes sir but i have to list the files similar to windows explorer ie with icons

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Re: List files in drive

David Crow2-Apr-07 4:02

David Crow

2-Apr-07 4:02

WhiteSky wrote:
A easy way...

But not the correct way. The requirement was to list "all the files and folders in c: drive." DlgDirList() does nothing more than populate a listbox with the names of the subdirectories and files in a specified directory.

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Re: List files in drive

vijay_aroli2-Apr-07 1:04

vijay_aroli

2-Apr-07 1:04

deeps_cute wrote:
to list all the files and folders in c: drive programatically.

you can use FindFirst() and FindNext() functions. But using the CFileFind class would be an easier option.

Regards,
Vijay.

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window Restore problem

Kiran Pinjala2-Apr-07 0:11

Kiran Pinjala

2-Apr-07 0:11

I am hiding my window when its close button in clicked and i am keeping it in the system tray.
When some condition is true the window has to be shown on the window.
For this i wrote

AfxGetMainWnd()->ShowWindow(SW_SHOW)

But the window is not coming up. Its coming into the task bar only and when i am clicking on it its being shown.

I want my window to be automatically poped up.
Where i have gone wrong?
Thank you.

KIRAN PINJARLA

Re: window Restore problem

_AnsHUMAN_ 2-Apr-07 0:18

_AnsHUMAN_

2-Apr-07 0:18

ShowWindow(SW_MAXIMIZE);

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
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Re: window Restore problem

Naveen2-Apr-07 0:48

Naveen

2-Apr-07 0:48

just try the below code...

DWORD dwThreadId = GetWindowThreadProcessId(::GetForegroundWindow(),NULL);
DWORD dwCurrentThreadId = GetCurrentThreadId();
AttachThreadInput( dwThreadId, dwCurrentThreadId,TRUE );
AfxGetMainWnd()->ShowWindow(SW_SHOW)
AfxGetMainWnd()->SetForegroundWindow();
AfxGetMainWnd()->SetFocus();
AttachThreadInput( dwThreadId, dwCurrentThreadId ,FALSE );

nave

Re: window Restore problem

Kiran Pinjala2-Apr-07 2:37

Kiran Pinjala

2-Apr-07 2:37

Thank you Naveen. It worked.

KIRAN PINJARLA

VT_DISPATCH variant

asdtry1-Apr-07 23:37

asdtry

1-Apr-07 23:37

Hi I have a object.And i want to convert it into VT_DISPATCH variant.How can i do this.

Re: VT_DISPATCH variant

Stephen Hewitt2-Apr-07 14:05

Stephen Hewitt

2-Apr-07 14:05

Is it a COM object which implements the IDispatch interface? If not it makes little sense to do so.

Steve

Importing MakeFiles

shiraztk1-Apr-07 23:31

shiraztk

1-Apr-07 23:31

Hi
Does anyone know how to import makefiles for GNU into VC++6.0?

I have some open source code and makefiles. The code is written portable.
But the makefiles arent.

Please anyone suggest me what can be done.

There are lots of module therefore the makefile is important as to tell which one should be compiled first etc.

Regards

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