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Re: accuracy

Ravi Bhavnani13-Mar-02 7:31

Ravi Bhavnani

13-Mar-02 7:31

If you can convert your stored results to integers (necessary to reduce round off errors, anyway), you might find this link useful.

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Re: accuracy

Tim Smith13-Mar-02 7:32

Tim Smith

13-Mar-02 7:32

Why do you need that many digits?

The reason I ask is that in many cases people think they need that many digits when they really don't. Errors can accumulate with float point computations. Things can be done to improve accuracy without adding more digits.

Tim Smith

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Re: accuracy

Klaus Probst13-Mar-02 16:06

Klaus Probst

13-Mar-02 16:06

Currency comes to mind, although I've never used them from C++ other than for the occasional LARGE_INTEGER hack.

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ULONGLONG

Jon Hulatt13-Mar-02 6:49

Jon Hulatt

13-Mar-02 6:49

Hi,

Just installed VS.NET, and i've been recompiling my apps in VC++7. I'm getting a lot of compiler warnings about conversion from ULONGLONG to various other data types.

I'm guessing that ULONGLONG is a new data type. What does it correspond to? I can't find much in MSDN about it, just something to do with performance monitor which is hardly relevant.

Some MFC member functions seem to return it, such as CFile::GetLength(). Please tell me more about it! and why is there virtually nothing in MSDN about it?

thanks

Jon

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Re: ULONGLONG

Tim Smith13-Mar-02 7:04

Tim Smith

13-Mar-02 7:04

unsigned 64 bit integer. Some MFC routine have been modified to return this value. If found this information in MSDN.

Tim Smith

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Popup Static Window

Anthony988713-Mar-02 5:54

Anthony9887

13-Mar-02 5:54

I'm trying to implement a Popup Static Window with WS_SYSMENU so that the window can be moved around the screen. I can create the window but the window cannot be moved. Is it possible.

Thanks.

Re: Popup Static Window

Shog⁹13-Mar-02 6:06

Shog⁹

13-Mar-02 6:06

make sure you're also using WS_CAPTION

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remote file access

13-Mar-02 5:18

is it possible to create the following application using vc++?

inputs to the application :
1) IP address of a computer on a network
2) the name of the "shared" folder on that remote computer

what my application should do :

1) display a listing of all the files in the shared folder on the remote
machine
2) retrieve a file from the shared folder on the remote machine to my machine.

basically..the functionality is somewhat similar to windows explorer's 'Map Network Drive'...only..my application needs to do it.

can anyone help me out here???
thanks a lot anyways! Smile | :)

Re: remote file access

Jon Hulatt13-Mar-02 6:52

Jon Hulatt

13-Mar-02 6:52

er... if i understand what you're asking, it's simple.

In windows, pretty much wherever you see a full path, you can use a network path.

For example, CreateFile will work with "\\[machine]\[share]\test.txt" as well as it'd work with "c:\test.txt". Assuming the machine, and share exists and you have permissions to access them.

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Re: remote file access

13-Mar-02 7:43

thanks for the pointer!! ..didn't realize it was that simple! Smile | :)

Re: remote file access

Carlos Antollini13-Mar-02 7:23

Carlos Antollini

13-Mar-02 7:23

You can enum the files in the shared folder using the functions
CFileFind::FindFile And CFileFind::FindNextFile for example

CFileFind pFind;

bRet = pFind.FindFile("\\[Computer name]\\[shared folder]\\*");
while(bRet)
{
  bRet = pFind.FindNextFile();
  m_pList.AddString(pFind.GetFileName());
}

Best Regards

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Re: remote file access

13-Mar-02 7:45

thanks!! ..definitely found this useful!

Combining multiple projects

13-Mar-02 4:47

How do u combine two projects into one single project.

Example,
Programmer 1 : Programmed one dialog box for part of the whole project.
Programmer 2 : Programmed another dialog box for another part of the whole project

Now another programmer needs to combine these two projects into one. Both of them used MFC and classwizards. How does he combine the dialog boxes and everything???

Hope someone has a solution.
Thanxs.

P.S. Newbie qn....

Re: Combining multiple projects

Tim Deveaux13-Mar-02 7:21

Tim Deveaux

13-Mar-02 7:21

Maybe this thread will give you some ideas.

IP Address of PocketPC connected by ActiveSync...

Emmanuel Derriey13-Mar-02 4:29

Emmanuel Derriey

13-Mar-02 4:29

Hi !
I've done an little client/server application which works on Windows CE.
When I launch the server on my desktop machine, I can connect a client from Pocket via ActiveSync. But at connection, the client IP address shown by the server is my desktop machine IP address. Then, when I launch the server on PocketPC, I don't have any address to connect to ! Is ActiveSync giving an IP address ? If so, how may I take it ?
Thanks for any help.

Emmanuel Derriey

using COleObject in recordset

debugger13-Mar-02 4:02

debugger

13-Mar-02 4:02

Does anybody know how to access OLE Object data members in access with CRecordSets.

I want to store a larnge array of numbers as OLE Object data type in MS Access and than store and update the data from CDaoRecordset derived classes. How can I do that... Hints?

Thanks

CTreeCtrl Background Colour

andysolman13-Mar-02 3:56

andysolman

13-Mar-02 3:56

I am trying to use a CTreeCtrl in a CDialog box.
I want to set the background colour of the tree control to the same colour as the dialog. I have tried using setBKColor(COLORREF clr), however this didn't work, I also tried getting the CDC from the CTreeCtrl and seting the color that way and it still didn't work.
Any ideas on why?
do I need so set some special property to enable me to change the background?

cheers

Andy

Re: CTreeCtrl Background Colour

Tomasz Sowinski13-Mar-02 4:20

Tomasz Sowinski

13-Mar-02 4:20

CTreeCtrl::SetBkColor works perfectly for me. The method is implemented with TVM_SETBKCOLOR, which is available on Win98, Win2000 or on systems with IE4 or later installed. Maybe you're using some ancient Windows version?

Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

Re: CTreeCtrl Background Colour

andysolman13-Mar-02 5:06

andysolman

13-Mar-02 5:06

Yep it appears you are right.
What i was trying to do was get the colour of the dialog that the tree control was on, and set the background of the tree control to that colour. It appears that the setting of the tree control background was working fine, but getting the colour from the dialog was not working, it was always returning white, when I want the dodgy windows grey colour!

any ideas how to get the real background colour of the dialog.

cheers

Andy

Re: CTreeCtrl Background Colour

Shog⁹13-Mar-02 6:04

Shog⁹

13-Mar-02 6:04

::GetSysColor(COLOR_3DFACE);

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Re: CTreeCtrl Background Colour

andysolman13-Mar-02 6:24

andysolman

13-Mar-02 6:24

Magic

cheers!

Andy

Re: declare/access variables programmatically

Mazdak13-Mar-02 3:11

Mazdak

13-Mar-02 3:11

You want this:?

const int d = 100;
int var[d];
for (int i = 0; i < d; ++i)
var[i] = 0;   //declare 100 of these

cout << var[5];   //prints 0

Mazy

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Re: declare/access variables programmatically

RalfPeter13-Mar-02 3:30

RalfPeter

13-Mar-02 3:30

Not really, even though that is the most logical way to do it. I am curious to know whether in C it is possible to substitute a piece of a variable name with something like a string. e.g:

int variable = 7;
char c[] = "able";

cout << vari%c;//no problem here b/c I'm using a placeholder or such.

ralf.riedel@usm.edu

Re: declare/access variables programmatically

Tomasz Sowinski13-Mar-02 3:30

Tomasz Sowinski

13-Mar-02 3:30

RalfPeter wrote:
I am curious to know whether in C it is possible to substitute a piece of a variable name with something like a string.

No, compiled languages like C and C++ do not retain 'variable names' in generated code. Constructs like yours are generally used in scripts.

Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

Re: declare/access variables programmatically

Jon Hulatt13-Mar-02 6:54

Jon Hulatt

13-Mar-02 6:54

Your looking for enum() kind of functionality, as found in high level languages such as Perl and SQL. Obviously this isn't possible with a compiled language, because you'd have to ship the compiler with the application!!!

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