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DavidCrow wrote: SetWindowText() also works without MFC.
I did not write the handle argument hWnd. 
Maxwell Chen
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Maxwell Chen wrote: did not write the handle argument hWnd.
might be it's CWnd::SetWindowText 
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Hi,
I have an Application which supports multiple languages. I want to print the time as the footer string of a page( in AM/PM format).
On English OS(WinXP) this is printing fine but when I am using French OS, the AM/PM information is not being displayed in the footer. Please help me in this regard.
Also, I am using the GetTimeFormat() to set the time format. What should I do?
Thanks and Regards,
Purusottam Mishra
Purusottam Mishra
Software Engineer
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Raj-Ekoham DwitiyoNasti wrote: I have an Application which supports multiple languages. I want to print the time as the footer string of a page( in AM/PM format).
Isn't that blatant ignorance of user will? A usability horror?
But OK.
Which locale and/or lpFormat are you feeding into GetTimeFormat?
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Raj-Ekoham DwitiyoNasti wrote: Also, I am using the GetTimeFormat() to set the time format. What should I do?
You should be looking at the string that GetTimeFormat() is formatting. Forgo the printing and footer stuff until that is right.
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Hi Exprts,
I am so curious to get the link file path but I could not. I am creating a shell context menu. As I click on link file(shortcut) Program resolve the name before the InvokeCommand() function. But in QueryContextMenu() I can detect the link file type through flag CMF_VERBSONLY but I could not get the link file path.
How can I do this?
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hi everyone,
good afternoon to all.i am facing problem in adding the picture in the form. in my form i added one picture box i set the properties like bitmap but in image box i have to set the path.if i am giving path like E:\savitri like this it is giving error like illligal characters so please enter correct path. please tell me how can i add a picture in the form.picture means i want to browse from different dirctories and add to picture box please help me.
THANKU IN ADVANCE,
savitri
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Are you using WinForms, then right click on the picture box and select choose Image option. And posting to WF message board will help more.
And from the Déjà vu experience, I think you are using VC++/MFC and assuming you are refering picture Box for picture control, you mentioned you set the type of picture control to bitmap and in the image field you need to set the ID of the bitmap resource. for that add the bitmap to the resource and change the ID if needed, use that ID in the Image option box. The path cannot be used directly.
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Rajkumar R wrote: And from the Déjà vu experience, I think you are using VC++/MFC
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Hi all,
I am using below code..
CString lpImagePath;
lpImagePath="D:\\Program Files\\TabTab\\TabTab\\Images\\home_32bit.ico";
UINT colormap = LR_DEFAULTSIZE |LR_LOADMAP3DCOLORS| LR_LOADFROMFILE | LR_CREATEDIBSECTION|LR_LOADTRANSPARENT;
HBITMAP hBitmap =(HBITMAP)::LoadImage ((HINSTANCE)::GetModuleHandle(NULL),lpImagePath,IMAGE_BITMAP,0,0,colormap);
I am getting null in hBitmap if I am loading an icon file with Bit Depth=32.
LoadImage is working fine for all .ico file with Bit Depth upto 24 only.
But I dont know why it is not working for icon file with Bit Depth=32.
Please help me..
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Does GetLastError() give you any clue to the reason LoadImage() fails?
Can you really load icons using IMAGE_BITMAP?
Mark
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Could you please check the error code by calling GetLastError
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Rahul Vaishnav wrote: I am getting null in hBitmap if I am loading an icon file with Bit Depth=32.
So what does GetLastError() return?
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Thanks for reply to you all...
I am not getting any error here.
the thing is I want to add that hbitmap in my ImageList.
like
HBITMAP hBitmap =(HBITMAP)::LoadImage ((HINSTANCE)::GetModuleHandle(NULL),lpImagePath,IMAGE_BITMAP,0,0,colormap);
nBmpIndex = ImageList_Add(m_hImageList, hBitmap,0);
so now I have solved that problem .
I am using below code now..
HICON hicon =(HICON)::LoadImage ((HINSTANCE)::GetModuleHandle(NULL),lpImagePath,IMAGE_ICON,0,0,colormap);
nBmpIndex = ImageList_AddIcon(m_hImageList,hicon);
it is workin fine...now I can add Icon with 32 bit Depth in my image list.
I observed one more thing that IMAGE_BITMAP works for icons also...but for icons with Bit Depth 24 only.
Thank you... 
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Man, I wish I had homework this easy...
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I think you must write your program and then aks the specific question.
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All the answers you need are here[^]. Specifically the bit about buying a book and working through it.
This is so easy, if you can't work it out, you probably should talk to your teacher or consider dropping out. Either way, we don't do your homework here, we help you when you've tried to do it yourself.
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Aldayne wrote: 1. Create a class called Accounts
Yeah! Go on! Do it!
Then post it here and we might work together to get you to learn the most basic C++.
Let's think the unthinkable, let's do the undoable, let's prepare to grapple with the ineffable itself, and see if we may not eff it after all.
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I have a C makefile app which consists of 1 exe and 5 DLL's
These DLL's comunicate with each other via one Main Structure
which has data variables and other structures embedded in it
This main structure is exported and the DLL's that use it import
it
I have written a DLL in C++ makes use of this structure
When I include it I prefix the structure with extern "C" {
since it was orignally devolped in C environment and my Code has
Class and Object and I am compiling it under C++
I have added 2 pointers to this structure
both C DLL's and my C++ build cleanly however ("this is the problem")
The offset for the pointers in the C++ DLL is different (shorter)
then in the C code if some how the code compiled with different
lengths in the C and C++ code
I guess I can always just export the pointer itself from the C code
e.g. __declspec(dllexport) void * mainblk.prta
and import it in the C++ code extern "C" __declspec(dllimport) void * mainbl.ptra
Thankx
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Make sure you include a
#pragma pack( [ show ] | [ push | pop ] [, identifier ] , n )
around your data structure so it is 'seen' as the same size in all projects.
One project probably packs at 2 byte boundaries or 4 and the other at 4 or 8, so they are mismatched, even though they both include the same header file.
Once you do this, your problem should go away.
Any headers you supply to a thid party (or consumed by multiple projects) should have pragma pack aruund all the data structures!
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Still looking through the code (went into disassembly mode in Visual studio) and offsets look right thankx that seems to be it
I have to remember that C and C++ are really two different compilers even though they orignate from the same cl.exe
Thankx
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Just went into disassembly mode and I see the offsets are not right
At least I'm getting closer
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I have used it once get rid of slack bytes thankx
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