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Does that machine have DbgHelp.dll v5.0 or later?
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psbasha wrote: Hi Jochen Kalmbach,
You calling Mr Kalmbach from this forum.. why don't you post your query on his Blog.. or generally mr Kalmbach could be found in microsoft.public.vc.mfc newsgroup
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Hi ,
Help me in posting the query in microsoft.public.vc.mfc
Thanks
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See here.
"Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed." - Mark Twain
"There is no death, only a change of worlds." - Native American Proverb
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Is the StackWalker Code will work for release mode also.If so can you please post the piece of code.
Thanks in advance
PSB
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Hello. I'm wondering how to do the following:
I have a CTreeCtrl in a propertypage. When the page is initialized and displayed to the user I want a specific item in the tree to be open for editing. So ideally the tree item would be selected, the text would be highlighted, and the cursor would be sitting at the end of the text line for that item.
I thought the best way to do this might be to select the item at the end of OnInitDialog(), then maybe send a notification for TVN_BEGINLABELEDIT.
Any other ways to do this?
If the above is a good way to do it... how do I get all the information I need to send the notification?
Thanks for any help or comments.
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Or would it be better to use the TreeView_EditLabel macro?
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The following code should be what I need, but the label is not being opened in edit mode.
SetFocus () ;
HWND hWnd = TreeView_EditLabel (m_treeCtrl.m_hWnd, hItem) ;
Any thoughts on why the tree item would not be opened for edit?
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hmmm... I don't think I need the code/class presented in that article. I have most of the functionality that i need already.
Using TreeView_EditLabel seems to do what I need as far as calling a begin edit for the tree item.
The problem now is that it does not stay in edit mode. So the item is being opened for edit in OnInitDialog, but then an end edit is being called before the page displayed.
So the desired result is not being achieved. I wonder if the focus is being lost so an end edit gets send ?
Any more thoughts on this?
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At the end of OnInitDialog(), set focus to the tree and post a TVM_EDITLABEL message to the dialog. Return FALSE from OnInitDialog() to indicate that you set the focus to a control.
--Mike--
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Perfect. That's exactly what I needed. Thanks Michael.
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Hello Everyone, I want to get user name. I changed user name. Now when I call GetUserName() I get old User name instead of new one. Is there any way to get new/current user name.
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GetUserName() gets the user name of the current thread. Perhaps you made the change in another thread.
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"There is no death, only a change of worlds." - Native American Proverb
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Sorry, I think I gave uncomplete information. Scenerio is this : I am talking about Windows Log-In user. I changed name of User account and I logged in with that new name. But when I use GetUserName() I get old name of account and not new one with which I currently logged in. Any way out.
Thanks for reply.
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Shivaji Patil wrote: I want to get user name. I changed user name.
which username are you talking about.. is it the Windows user or your Application local user.. GetUserName reterive the UserName of Currently logged Windows user name
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Sorry, I think I gave uncomplete information. Scenerio is this : I am talking about Windows Log-In user. I changed name of User account and I logged in with that new name. But when I use GetUserName() I get old name of account and not new one with which I currently logged in. Any way out.
Thanks for reply.
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What to do for changing ComboBox height ?
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Your question is a bit unclear. Perhaps this article/code will help.
"Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed." - Mark Twain
"There is no death, only a change of worlds." - Native American Proverb
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When I change pc to one that the screen size is big then my screen, i was the problem of size et position.
Since I use CLayoutHelp class I have solve this problem, but ComboBox control don't change their size. That my problem
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Where is this article ? I don't see it
In zip file there are
two file smartDropdown.cpp and .h
send me this article please
I learn my self
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It may posssible by setting font of the Combo box
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I don't understand anything by to set font of combox.
Can you show clearly what i can do .
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You just create the variable of the your combo box
CFont *m_font=new CFont();
m_font->CreatePointFont(200,"Tahoma");
m_Test.SetFont(m_font);
m_Test.AddString("1");
m_Test.AddString("2");
m_Test.AddString("3");
m_Test.AddString("4");
Knock out "T" from CAN'T
You 'CAN' if you think you 'CAN'
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