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Naveen_mah wrote: I am not getting any mouse message even on static control
Take a look at SS_NOTIFY in MSDN . In the dialog editor set Notify property to true .
Naveen_mah wrote: If I keep radio buttons on the top of static control ( I mean tab order) then still there are no mouse messages for static control but I can click on radio button.
This is absolute mayhem. What do you want to do. Why don't you use a group box instead.
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Hi!
Thanks for your answer but SS_NOTIFY or NOTIFY did not solve my problem.
I think I have made it quite confusing..It looks something like the drawing below..
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(if it does not show as rectangle pls consider it as rectangle)
The rectangle above is static control and there are 2 radio controls....I can place them above or below static (tab order)...
My problem is I am not getting any mouse message from static control in any way.
Hope my problem is little clear
-Naveen
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I noticed this warning today in my build messages:
warning C4018: '<' : signed/unsigned mismatch
I have been ignoring it all along till now and its been working fine.
Just wondering when this comparison of an "int" with "unsigned int" can actually lead to an expected error. If both the integers I am comparing are smaller than [max value of "int"] and are positive, then I guess I am safe. Is this correct?
thanks!
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You are right, as long as the values are < 32768.
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kakan wrote: as long as the values are < 32768
<= !!!
my mistake, you're right. sorry
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-- modified at 5:38 Friday 20th January, 2006
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Really ? I thought -32768 <= int <= 32767 ? Or did I misunderstand your thread ?
~RaGE();
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arf, nop, you're right...
maybe i am not woke up correctly, because i had in mind that it was between [-32767 ; +32768]
my mistake...
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-- modified at 5:46 Friday 20th January, 2006
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I sort of remember it easily, because of the following story:
<free entertainement="">
Here we are working on 16bit microcontrollers, meaning our greater available type is int. We usually work with signed int. Recently we had a reset due to our math function that was computing the absolute values. This function would do :
void Abs(param)
{
if (param<0) return (-param) else return param;
}
of course, when param was equal to -32768, the function did return an overflow, since --32768 = 32768 cannot be contained by an int
~RaGE();
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i'll try to remember that
however, off topic remark :
if (param<0) return (-param) else return param;
is missing a ';' before else statement...
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Actually, we were both wrong.
An int is 4 bytes, not two (anymore). That's true for Win32 anyway.
So the overlapping region of positive values is in the interval 0x00000000 to 0x7fffffff. Or in decimal: 0 to 2147483649.
0x80000000 is a negative number for a signed int, since the MSB (most significant bit) == 0x1.
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A TRUE programming genius would just include limits.h and use INT_MIN and INT_MAX ... :->
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That's too simple. What's wrong with some good old bit manipulation?
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The problem is that the range of int and unsigned int do not overlap. So to compare those two types, an implicit type conversion happens. By the language rules, the int gets promoted to an unsigned int , which means that -1 suddenly becomes 0xFFFFFFFF.
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Michael Dunn wrote:
The problem is that the range of int and unsigned int do not overlap.
I'm not understanding this, Mike. If a signed int ranges from -2147483648 to 2147483647, and an unsigned int ranges from 0 to 4294967295, would they not overlap quite a bit?
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Sorry, I used the wrong word there, that's what I get for posting when I'm sleepy
The two ranges aren't a subset of one another. The warning is there to say that the comparison may be doing something you're not expecting, like converting a negative value into a large positive value.
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I am using Windows 2000 Professional (English) and Visual Studio 6.0 (English, entrerprise edition) for the development.
I have created an SDI application for supporting Japanese language. In this SDI all menus are Japanese(this is what I needed). But the open dialog box still display in English. How can I change this too to Japanese?
Thanks in advance
Jahfer.
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AFAIK, the open dialog box uses the language stated in the Windows settings (Region settings and languages from the control panel), and this is not something you can change programatically.
~RaGE();
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Replace MFC71.DLL with MFC71JPN.DLL on your machine. Microsoft provides the translated MFC libraries with Visual Studio.NET 2003 and places them automatically in your System32 folder while installing Visual Studio. You can find separate MFC DLLs for most of the languages.
Regards,
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Thank u for all replies.
Actually, the problem with me was that I didn't used UNICODE macro.
When I took a UNICODE build, the letters changed to Japanese.
But the "open" and "cancel" text on the button still remains same.
Is there any way to change this?
Jahfer V P.
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Hi all,
How can i add a user control as a treenode to a TreeView control using C#.
What are all the steps that i need to take in order to accomplish the above task?
Any examples or links will be helpful.
Thanks in Advance
Phani Kiran K.
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tyours bobby wrote: using C#.
Ask the user's of C#. There is a C# forum for this.
This is a VC++ forum.
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Hi,
This is my situation: I have created a project (MFC) which depends on a dll with a lib file (non-unicode). Everything compiles fine (for both debug and release). But I have to build my project again in UNICODE. I have corrected everything for unicode build (as to my source code). I have now a dll and lib file built in unicode. How to I add that dll and lib file to my project? I keep getting unresolved external symbol errors for Debug Unicode and Release Unicode(I think the compiler is looking for a specific function from the dll built in unicode. I would really appreciate it if you could tell me the steps in adding my unicode lib file to the project(not just the simple right click on project and add file, that still doesn't work).
Thanks,
Waxie
-- modified at 23:57 Thursday 19th January, 2006
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