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kamalesh82 wrote: I've a class named "Chi",
i've taken a ptrvariable to that class(hi), say tp;
tr, is simple class variable( of "hi")
 This is not clear at all: it is really confusing what you are trying to explain: Chi, hi, tp, tr, "hi", ... 
Put some code (with a short description if required) and a precise question.
Cédric Moonen
Software developer
Charting control
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I couldn't make head or tail out of it either.
Steve
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You have to understand the sense behind converting data.
For instance:
class A : public B
{
}
class C //or struct
{
}
You can:
A *p = new A;
B *p1 = (B*) p; //because A inherits B !!!
you cant
B *p2 = (B*) new C;///Bullshit C isnt a B (or A)
because C is NOT a B.
You can store any data type in a void*, but you have to cast it with a legal cast to a object.
I guess you a learning working with pointers? 
Greeting from Germany
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hai anyone help me
i have one dialog i want to use maxmize or minimize that dialog
plz send that code in VC++
prem
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right click on the dialog
take properties menu->Style.
U can find two check box "Maximize box" and "Minimize box". check both
nave
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use SW_MAXIMIZESW_MINIMIZE withShowWindow();
whitesky
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hi..
can somebody plz send me a VC++ code to transfer a file or data on LAN without using MFC class(it has to be without MFC plz)...it has to be in Winsock API....plz quickily before 30th june or 1st july....
if u can send it to maddy_manit@yahoo.co.in
plz help me...
Madhur
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Check this.[^]. This is using windows sock function for file transfer.
writing a simple client or server is easy. you will get loads of code if you google for it.
Some sample source files
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/courses/sysprog/sockets/client.c[^]
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/courses/sysprog/sockets/server.c[^]
madhurgupta wrote: plz quickily before 30th june or 1st july....
if u can send it to maddy_manit@yahoo.co.in
Shall I point out one thing? Don't send a message on excitment. Sometimes it may feel bad to others. Here people are not answering as part of any contest. It would be nice if you specifically say what do you are bugging with or seeking for rather than what your feeling and urgency. Hope you will take it in its sense 
SaRath.
"It is your attitude, not your aptitude, that determines your altitude - Zig Ziglar."
My Blog | Understanding State Pattern in C++
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Hi all,
i need to execute code on the primary form
(the one the project start with, CalphaDlg in my case) from another
modal form.
I try with
CalphaDlg::OnBnClickedButton2();
including "alphsDlg.h" of course,
but i get the error
error C2352: "CalphaDlg::OnBnClickedButton2": not valid call to non static member function
What should i do ?
TIA,
Desmo16.
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In the second dialog create a pointer to the CalphaDlg as member variable
CalphaDlg *m_pCalphaDlg;
now from the first dialog set this member variable
Now if u want to cal any function of the main dialog, use this pointer and call.
m_pCalphaDlg->OnBnClickedButton2();
nave
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Sorry i made the first and the 3rd step but i don't understand the meaning of
"now from the first dialog set this member variable"
What should i do exactly ?
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i hope u will be calling the DoMAodal of the second dialog from the first dialog. if so do like this
let m_SecDlg be the second Dialog then
m_SecDlg.m_pCalphaDlg = this; // this is what i mean
m_SecDlg.DoModal()
nave
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Yes I understood that later.
Now it's ok.
Thanx.
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Hi all ,
I created a dialog based application in MFC and added one menu item (ID_MENUTEST_MENU1 )
after hitting on that menu only ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI andON_COMMAND gets called .
i want to know the use of ON_COMMAND_EX and when it gets called?
CODE:
ON_COMMAND(ID_MENUTEST_MENU1 ,OnCommand1)
ON_COMMAND_EX(ID_MENUTEST_MENU1 ,OnCommandEx1)
ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_MENUTEST_MENU1 ,OnCommandUI1)
void CDataExchangeDlg::OnCommand1()
{
AfxMessageBox("Oncommand1");
}
BOOL CDataExchangeDlg::OnCommandEx1(UINT nID)
{
AfxMessageBox("OnCommandEx1");
return true;
}
void CDataExchangeDlg::OnCommandUI1(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)
{
AfxMessageBox("OnCommandUI1");
}
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In think in case of handlers defined with ON_COMMAND_EX macro, the MFC message dispatcher is able to process your commands in chain manner.
For instance, if you have two handlers for some command -- one in a view class and another in main application frame -- and use ON_COMMAND macro, then after processing the message by the view, no other handler will be called.
But if you use ON_COMMAND_EX macro, and the view’s handler returns FALSE, then MFC will continue routing and will call the main frame’s handler too.
In your sample, the OnCommandEx1 handler will be never called because of previous OnCommand1, even if both of them were declared with ON_COMMAND_EX. This macro has effect only in case of different command target objects.
That’s my opinion.
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Thanks Viorel.
I removed ON_COMMAND then ON_COMMAND_EX taking effect .And as it is tanking nID so it is useful
and proves that it is just an extension to ON_COMMAND .
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Suppose send buffer has 2 bytes free
n=send(s,buf,16,0)
Will 2 bytes of buf be sent?
I call send in FD_READ according to the received data. If I can't send the data entirely, how can I send it after that.
-- modified at 3:02 Thursday 29th June, 2006
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followait wrote: Suppose send buffer has 2 bytes free
n=send(s,buf,16,0)
Will 2 bytes of buf be sent?
I call send in FD_READ according to the received data. If I can't send the data entirely, how can I send it after that.
Since it's not possible to send/receive whole data at a time subject to size of the data.
so before sending or putting the data into buffer, clean up the buffer and after put the data into it or simply use some delimiters to identify the end of the data.
and wait and receive until you will get all the data based on delimiter(s).
Knock out 't' from can't,
You can if you think you can
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The send buffer of the socket depends on the system--be cleaned when the data is really sent, I shouldn't clean it manually.
-- modified at 3:48 Thursday 29th June, 2006
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followait wrote: The send buffer of the socket depends on the system--be cleaned when the data is really sent, I shouldn't clean it manually
Agreed,
But i am talking about buf which you are using..it should be clean up before puting the data into it.
Knock out 't' from can't,
You can if you think you can
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followait wrote: Suppose send buffer has 2 bytes free
n=send(s,buf,16,0)
Will 2 bytes of buf be sent?
Normally, the send() function will block until threre's enough room in the buffer (16 bytes in this case). If the socket is in nonblocking mode, then send() might send 2 bytes or it could return SOCKET_ERROR with errno set to WSAEWOULDBLOCK.
If you are using non-blocking sockets, you must handle WSAEWOULDBLOCK
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Thanks.
I use a nonblocking mode. If send return SOCKET_ERROR which is WSAEWOULDBLOCK, how can I handle this situation? I don't know how to take use of FD_WRITE. Could you give me some help? Thanks a lot.
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Hi,
How to change the color of a dialog box, I need to change the Color of dialog box to the background color of window. Any help can be appreciated.
Thanks,
Krishna.
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Use SetDialogBkColor() to set the color of the dialog box.
Regards,
Brahmma
You have an apple and me too. We exchange those and We have an apple each.
You have an idea and me too. We exchange those and We have two ideas each.
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WM_CTLCOLOR WM_PAINT WM_ERASEBKGND and see COLOR_WINDOW
whitesky
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