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Then???
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Aqueel wrote: Then???
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How to change Default color Buttons Without CBitmap
pls help me?
Fly Like An Eagle With MIGHTY POWER.
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Hi satishvarma_e,
I suggestion you create derived class CButton and use event WM_DRAWITEM
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Hi all,
I need to compare two string with case insensitve.
That means, "ABC"="abc"=AbC", and so on.
Does any one knows a eazy way to deal with it?
Thanks for your help.
Best regards,
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stricmp
You may be right
I may be crazy
-- Billy Joel --
Within you lies the power for good - Use it!
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how is your string stored ? char* ( or equivalent ), CString or std::string ?
with char* : stricmp
with CString : CString::CompareNoCase
with std::string : I don't know
Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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My string is stored as char*.
It seems that stricmp can only determine the compared value of two string, isn't it?
Moreover, if I decide to change the design and use Cstring, do I need to include any header file? Is there any limitation I shoud pay attention to?
Thanks for your help.
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This is written in C, but should work just fine in C++.
/*************************************************************************************************/
#define TO_LOWER(letter) ((letter) >= 'A' && (letter) <= 'Z' ? (letter)+'a'-'A' : (letter))
bool string_cmp(const char *StringA, const char *StringB)
{
/* If either string is NULL, they don't match */
if (StringA == NULL || StringB == NULL)
return false;
for (; *StringA || *StringB; StringA++, StringB++)
{
if (TO_LOWER(*StringA) != TO_LOWER(*StringB))
return false;
}
return true;
}
/*************************************************************************************************/
Rapture2k4
-- modified at 6:56 Saturday 25th March, 2006
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Helen Chang wrote: Moreover, if I decide to change the design and use Cstring, do I need to include any header file? Is there any limitation I shoud pay attention to?
if you are using Visual C++.net as your compiler then include atlstr.h for using CString in your project otherwise if you are using VS6 then you have to download WTL package for Cstring Class
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I am using MDI application.
I have one integer variable in a document.
How to get the value of the value of variable in child frame.
Could any one let me know?
Nice talking to you. 
If you judge people, you have no time to love them. -- Mother Teresa
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From the MDI Frame call GetActiveFrame()
From the active frame call GetActiveDocument()
You may be right
I may be crazy
-- Billy Joel --
Within you lies the power for good - Use it!
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like RegisterHotKey a hotkey, if keydown the hotkey, system will send WM_HOTKEY to your window. not need wait the message or sign.
How to do?(or how let some windows respond the RegisterHotKey same hotkey?)
Thanks.
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If you installed a keyboard hook, then you could have each of your windows 'subscribe' to your keyboard hook. When you saw a key come through, post the message to each of your subscribed windows. That way, a single keyboard event, normally only targeting a specific window, can appear in multiple windows.
People that start writing code immediately are programmers (or hackers), people that ask questions first are Software Engineers - Graham Shanks
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sorry for the request, it is too urgent for me, if anybody's got such template,could u just share with me as a example ... i would be appreciated
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Build Catalog.
User Query Catalog.
User Select Video
if ( Video available )
- User Gets Video and give a deposit.
- Video is marked as beeing away.
- Goto "User Query Catalog"
else
- Warn the user.
- Ask if user wants to reserve the video
- Goto "User Query Catalog"
User Leaves the Store.
...
User returns the Video.
- Video marked as available
- if Video Late
keep deposit.
...
Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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Elementary, my dear Watson. 
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Rog
It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!
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Actually my final project in that class in college went a step farther. Yes we had to do all that you did above (pretty much), but I also valued the number of rentals until replacement. Then you take your rented videos and sell them as used, but all the results are profit because you already went past your number of rentals to pay for the tape. The manager could select how much profit he had to achieve before moving the rentals to used sales (he might want to rent n number of times past breaking even point). Overhead for the store was distributed to the tape market and could be distributed linearly, or based on popularity or any percentage between the two.
It was a pretty cool project all together. Since it went well above the requirements of the final project (which was just rental sales, cashier type stuff -- even had to determine change to the customer)... well, I modified the terminal during the late night shift so I could up the baud rate on the terminal to well beyond the limited 9600 the other students had... also upped my priority for cpu time such that debugging and processing of the rental library went faster... though I did experiment with 4D data structures to store the data in, pretty fun assignment!
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Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau.
Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
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hi,i have one dialog called "main" and another "login", when the program starts, "main" starts and in the OnInitDialog() it calls another dialog called "login" and the main is hidden using ShowWindow(SW_HIDE). From the "login" dialog how can i show the "main" dialog without restarting it and hence the OnInitDialog() starting again.
or how do i pass a variable from "login" to "main" to use in an if statment in the OnInitDialog() to indicated the "login" has previously been called
hope i make some bit of sense!!
thanks
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If you display the "login"-dialog with a call to DoModal() from the "main"-dialog's OnInitDialog(), the "main"-dialog won't be displayed until the user have dismissed the "login"-dialog.
Save the status depending on whether the login procedure was successful or not in a member of the "login"-dialog so that it can be retrieved when the execution continues in the "main"-dialog's OnInitDialog().
If the login procedure failed, simply use PostQuitMessage() to close the application or take whatever action you like.
Hope this helps
--
Roger
It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!
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thanks for the reply
PostQuitMessage(0); does the job alright that i was looking for.
but for future reference i would still like to know how to pass variables between dialogs
say declare a int in "main" and pass it to "login" and "login" sends it back with a value inside it.
thanks
-- modified at 11:14 Friday 24th March, 2006
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It depens on the type of dialog you are using. For non-modal dialogs you can send a message the same as you would send any other message, using SendMessage() specifying your own paramaters for lParam and wParam.
But with Modal dialogs, the main dialog is halted until the child dialog is closed. You are able to send a message from the child to the parent using PostMessage().
Another method is through the use of global pointers. I'm sure there are other methods, but the above 2 have always fulfilled my needs.
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catch the return value like this :
CMainDlg::OnInitDialog() {
CDialog::OnInitDialog();
CLoginDlg dlg;
INT_PTR nResponse = dlg.DoModal();
if (nResponse == IDCANCEL) {
this->EndDialog(IDCANCEL);
}
return TRUE;
}
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Does anyone know if it is possible for cold fusion to access a c++ dll.
I am specifically trying to use cold fusion to access a blowfish(encryption algorithm C++ dll).
1. Is it possible within the cold fusion framework
2. If so, can someone tell me or point me in the right direction?
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