can we initialise an output Control Variable of the Text Label as int for slider control?

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can we initialise an output Control Variable of the Text Label as int instead of cstring for slider control ????

i have made a slider control and a text label of type string to control slider. i give the range like that slider1.SetRangeMin(0, false); slider1.SetRangeMax(9, false); but it still shows 0-100 when i move the slider. i wanna give a condition if(slidervalue=="50") but == doesnot use with strings. so i am thinking of initialising control variable as int type thats why asking this.

Posted 19-Jun-10 1:00am

Sweety Khan

Updated 19-Jun-10 21:24pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Richard MacCutchan 20-Jun-10 3:24am

Jayant Dash has given you the answer.

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Sweety Khan wrote:
waiting........

There is no need to add comments like this; your query will get answered when someone has something useful to say.

As to your actual question it is not clear what you are trying to do. Please try and rephrase to explain your problem in better detail.

Posted 19-Jun-10 1:55am

Richard MacCutchan

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Sweety Khan 19-Jun-10 14:00pm

ok.
i have made a slider control and a text label of type string to control slider. i give the range like that
slider1.SetRangeMin(0, false);
slider1.SetRangeMax(9, false);
but it still shows 0-100 when i move the slider. i wanna give a condition
if(slidervalue=="50") but == doesnot use with strings. so i am thinking of initialising control variable as int type thats why asking this.

Now i know you will say to ask it as a new question.

Sweety Khan 19-Jun-10 15:01pm

that is my ever stupid question. i can use it like this if(slidervalue="50")
can i delete this question???

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Jayant Dash · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-19T11:43:00

Solution 2

if you want to compare the label text to the integer then u have to convert that string to the int type.

GetDlgItemtext(phWnd, ItemID, lBuf);

int lVal = wtoi(lBuf);

now you can compare those values.

hope this helps you.

Posted 19-Jun-10 11:43am

Jayant Dash