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Given a dll, is there any Windows API or any utility, that can determine, if the DLL supports unicode strings or Ansi strings.
Thanks!
Suyash
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No.
Unicode/ANSI support is defined per function (via argument/return types, or by API doc's that state the function uses Unicode/ANSI internally) not per dll.
...cmk
Save the whales - collect the whole set
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Hi,
I am trying to record a conversation into a file using .wav format.If possible can u plz specify which headers should i use and in which format should i write the file.I am using socket programming using C and using the VC++ environment.I tried using the save my sound command but did not understand how to go abt in doing this.I want to save the file on the hard disk.Waiting for an early reply.
Thanks,
Riz
Riz
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See Herefor some help
Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
 _AnShUmAn_
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Hi all,
How to generate IDOK message using Sendmessage
Manjunath S
GESL
Bangalore
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Try this something like this:
::SendMessage(m_hWnd, WM_COMMAND, IDOK, 0);
Steve
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Manjunath S wrote: How to generate IDOK message using Sendmessage
Can you specify your need little more in detail.
If the Dialog is showed using DoModal() then use EndDialog() to close the dialog and you can specify the return value...
Do your Duty and Don't expect the Result
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As far as I perceive your query, you are trying to automatically close a dialog after some task is done and for this you want to fire a IDOK message.
Am I right?
Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
_AnShUmAn_
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HI
In My application I have a dialog which has two edit box(for getting username and password) and a button(ok).
So what i need is to fill the default username and password in the editbox and generate Ok notification automatically so user can logon automatically without pressing anything ...
Manjunath S
GESL
Bangalore
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Is there any problem with , what Stephen Hewitt has suggested ?
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if you want to let the user login automatically why do you need a login dialog.Just let the user access the application's functionality
Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
_AnShUmAn_
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Hi,
Im searching for a calue in a listcontrol by using this
LVFINDINFO info;
int nIndex;
LPCTSTR lpszmyString ="LogFile";
info.flags = LVFI_PARTIAL|LVFI_STRING;
info.psz = lpszmyString;
if ((nIndex=pCtrl->FindItem(&info)) != -1)
{
Index = pCtrl->InsertItem(nIndex,Sno);
}
But here nIndex always returns -1, i want to serach for "LogFile" in listcontrol.Whats wrong with this?
Anu
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Are you sure , thers is an item, having label "LogFile" or which starts with "LogFile".
Otherwise there is no reason, it shouldn't work
Anu_Bala wrote: Index = pCtrl->InsertItem(nIndex,Sno);
what you are doing here ? whats Sno.
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Yes, it has..My list control shows likethis
-----------------------------------------
1 LogFile User1 ModelDT002
Anu
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Anu_Bala wrote: 1 LogFile User1 ModelDT002
MSDN description of flag
LVFI_PARTIAL :-Matches if the item text begins with the string pointed to by the psz member. This value implies use of LVFI_STRING.
In your case Item text begins with 1. Thats the problem.
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So, how can i search the second item that is "logfile" i have to find that only.
Anu
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See if its good for you(without create editbox because you dont need to it, find in list)
<br />
USES_CONVERSION;<br />
CEdit m_Edit;<br />
CString str22;<br />
TCHAR buffer[100];<br />
LVFINDINFO find1={0};<br />
<br />
m_Ctrl1.InsertItem(0,"test");<br />
m_Ctrl1.InsertItem(1,"test1");<br />
m_Ctrl1.InsertItem(0,"a"); <br />
m_Ctrl1.InsertItem(0,"b"); <br />
m_Ctrl1.InsertItem(0,"test"); <br />
m_Ctrl1.InsertItem(0,"a1"); <br />
m_Ctrl1.InsertItem(0,"b1"); <br />
m_Ctrl1.InsertItem(0,"test"); <br />
<br />
m_Edit.Create(WS_CHILD|WS_VISIBLE,CRect(0,0,100,23),this,1);<br />
m_Edit.SetWindowText("test");<br />
m_Edit.GetWindowText(str22);<br />
int index=-1;<br />
<br />
<br />
find1.psz = str22;<br />
find1.flags = LVFI_STRING;<br />
do<br />
{<br />
index=m_Ctrl1.FindItem(&find1,index);<br />
MessageBox(itoa(index,buffer,10));<br />
<br />
}while(index!=-1);<br />
and see this thread[^]
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my coding is
if(Fname =="LogFile")
{
///////////anu
LVFINDINFO info={0};
int nIndex ;
int nstart = -1;
LPCTSTR lpszmyString ="LogFile";
info.flags = LVFI_STRING;
info.psz = lpszmyString;
if ((nIndex=pCtrl->FindItem(&info,nstart)) != -1)
{
Index = pCtrl->InsertItem(nIndex,Sno);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,1,Fname);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,2,Instr);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,3,Traine);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,4,ModelName);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,5,Model);
// pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,5,Modeltwo);
cnt=1;
sno+=1;
newsno=sno;
}
}
else
{ /////anu
Index=pCtrl->InsertItem(RowIndex,Sno);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,1,Fname);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,2,Instr);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,3,Traine);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,4,ModelName);
pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,5,Model);
// pCtrl->SetItemText(Index,5,Modeltwo);
cnt=1;
sno+=1;
newsno=sno;
}
}
Anu
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Did you see my code it doesnt work did you see that link and alos you can see a example in msdn
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LVFINDINFO info;
int nIndex;
CString buffer;
CString lpszmyString = "LogFile";
int subItem = 2; // or which ever column you want
int itemCnt = pCtrl->GetItemCount();
for(int x = 0; x < itemCnt; x++)
{
buffer = pCtrl->GetItemText(x,subItem);
if(buffer == lpszmyString)
{
Index = pCtrl->InsertItem(x,Sno);
// note:
/*
This doesn't actually remove this item
by inserting an item at the index, all items below the index are pushed down;
I think what you want is:
pCtrl->SetItemText(x,0,Sno);
*/
}
}
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can anyone please help me in reading the font bitmap info of a specific character
from the TTF font file?
I need to get the bitmap bytes for a given character from the font ttf file
so that i can use that bitmap to paint the same on the screen.
Thank you in advance.
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Why?
Wouldn't it be easier to generate output using a memory DC into a bitmap using standard text functions?
If you needed to save the generated bitmap, you could.
Steve S
Developer for hire
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Hi,
Thank you for the reply.
I am new to this windows stuff and i really don't know the simple way to do.
just thought we might have to read it from font file .
The only thing i am interested is the bitmap created due to that character.
Please help me by mentioning how do we do that from memory DC etc..
Thank you.
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Well, often you don't need to do anything other than use CreateFont or CreateFontIndirect, then select that font into a DC before using any of the text output functions. Controls generally support being sent a WM_SETFONT message so that they use the correct font themselves.
To retrieve the bitmap of a font character isn't difficult, but there are limitations.
1. Create the font (use CreateFont or CreateFontIndirect).
2. Select the font into a screen DC
3. Use GetTextExtent to find out how big a bitmap you need for your text.
4. Deselect the font from the screen DC
5. Create a compatible (with the screen DC) DC - your memory DC
6. Create an appropriately sized compatible bitmap (compatible with the screen DC, not the memory DC), and select it into your memory DC.
7. Set a background colour for the memory DC
8. Set a text colour for the memory DC.
9. Select your font into the memory DC.
10. Output your text
--- You now have the bitmap
11. CLEAN UP!
Deselect the font from memory DC and delete it
Deselect bitmap from memory DC and delete it
Delete memory DC
12. Don't forget to release the screen DC you got in stage#2.
There, that was easy, wasn't it ? 
Unless you're saving the bitmaps, like I say, you just need to create and select the font you need, before drawing text, in which case, most of the work is done for you
Steve S
Developer for hire
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