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12-Mar-09 22:50

Where 'Uti' comes from? Please post your code (i.e. the top part of you header file).
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p_196012-Mar-09 22:57

Re: fatal error C1070: mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'utility.h'

12-Mar-09 22:57

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CPallini12-Mar-09 23:01

Re: fatal error C1070: mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'utility.h'

12-Mar-09 23:01

p_1960 wrote:
#include ;

Remove it.

p_196012-Mar-09 23:05

Re: fatal error C1070: mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'utility.h'

12-Mar-09 23:05

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "string.h"
#include "Uti.h"

#ifdef _DEBUG
#undef THIS_FILE
static char THIS_FILE[]=__FILE__;
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#endif

Sorry that #include; was not there i typed wrongly...now please why the errors are coming..the above is the right one..

CPallini12-Mar-09 23:30

Re: fatal error C1070: mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'utility.h'

12-Mar-09 23:30

I suppose the problem is inside your Uti.h.
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p_196013-Mar-09 0:12

Re: fatal error C1070: mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'utility.h'

13-Mar-09 0:12

yes...thanks for ur reply.....

i have one more doubt...if possible please try to calrify...

im using CCheckBoxList..and im poulating the checkboxlist based on an ini file...and in a loop im trying to check all the checkboxes using Setcheck method but one of checkbox is not checked when i see the output...ie when i debugged thru the loop in which im setting checkboxes im able to see every checkbox is checked but when it comes out of the loop one of the checkbox is not checked....i think it is rearranging checkboxes based on alphabetical order but why it"s not checked....?

CPallini13-Mar-09 0:32

Re: fatal error C1070: mismatched #if/#endif pair in file 'utility.h'

13-Mar-09 0:32

Without code is a hard guess.
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p_196013-Mar-09 0:44

Problem in AccessDatabase handling.

13-Mar-09 0:44

ok..the below is the code...is present in oninitDialog..

CCheckListBox mchk;

mchk.ResetContent();
mchk.SetCheckStyle( BS_AUTOCHECKBOX );
mchk.AddString("All");
mchk.SetCheck( 0, 1 );

CString csage;
///im retrieving section keys of ini file into this vector...
std::vector<cstring> Key;
///im retrieving values of keys into this vector...
std::vector<cstring> Values;

for(int i=0;i<key.size();i++)>
{
csage=Values[i];
mchk.AddString(csage);
mchk.SetCheck( i+1, 1 );

}

the problem is i need to have "All" always as the first checkbox and some of the checkboxes are not getting checked...may be they are getting sorted but i need them to be checked ......
ie if i have a value "adidas" that is assigend to first checkbox which is not desired as always "All" should be the first checkbox..

Le@rner12-Mar-09 21:00

Le@rner

12-Mar-09 21:00

Hi all,

I used Access Database from ODBC connection in *.mdb form.

and drive the class from CRecordset.

Access file name is Test.mdb,and here 2 tables are created.

i have one problem.If i m created another access file with same name like Test.mdb and replace it by oroginal one.

than inside a code how can i know it is my access file or not.

please help me hor this.

Thanks in advance.

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resizing a property sheet

Jaydev.A12-Mar-09 20:38

Jaydev.A

12-Mar-09 20:38

Hi,

How can I resize a property sheet?
Also how can I resize a splitter inside a sheet.
Ex: For Windows explorer like view

thanks in advance...
Dave

Re: resizing a property sheet

Sarath C12-Mar-09 20:53

Sarath C

12-Mar-09 20:53

Hello,

Googled and found these.

How to implement a resizable property sheet class that contains a menu bar in Visual C++ 6.0[^]

Resizing the Property Sheet[^]

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Re: resizing a property sheet

Jaydev.A13-Mar-09 1:34

Jaydev.A

13-Mar-09 1:34

Hi,

The methods specified in the above link doesnt support in vs2005 or 08;
I think those are for VC6

So, if any body knows how to resize the property sheet in 05 or 08 let me know!
Thanks...
Dave

What is contained in lib?

JackPuppy12-Mar-09 19:08

JackPuppy

12-Mar-09 19:08

What's the difference between import liberary and static program liberary, they seems to have the same suffix(.lib)?

Can somebody provide me the explicit demonstration of lib file. BTW, i have learnt PE format already.

Stephen Hewitt12-Mar-09 19:22

Stephen Hewitt

12-Mar-09 19:22

When you compile a file called, say, "A.cpp", you normally get an output file called "A.obj". Essentially a .lib file is a library that contains multiple .objfiles. Historically there was a separate command for creating them. If you've studied the PE file then you're already know most of what you after. See here[^].

Steve

«_Superman_»12-Mar-09 19:28

«_Superman_»

12-Mar-09 19:28

And an import library contains the signatures of the exported functions and the name of the DLL file that contains the actual implementation.

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JackPuppy12-Mar-09 21:01

JackPuppy

12-Mar-09 21:01

thanks!

why lib is smaller than dll?

if lib is the combination of all objects, and dll also a combination of all objects(some have been allocated though), dll should be equal of smaller in size than lib.

And are you saying import liberay and static program liberary are exactly the same?

Eytukan12-Mar-09 23:01

Eytukan

12-Mar-09 23:01

lib doesn't contain any "logic" inside. It's just a dummy. It contains information about the exported symbols from the dll. How will it have the same size of the dll then? But if it's a static library, yes, it will have brains and the size will be big. Unlike a dll, this static libraries get "fixed up" to the executables. But I guess you aren't concerned about the latter.

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Stephen Hewitt13-Mar-09 5:32

Stephen Hewitt

13-Mar-09 5:32

VuNic wrote:
lib doesn't contain any "logic" inside.

That's not necessarily true. Import libraries just contain, essentially, function names and the name of the containing DLL, so it’s true in that case. However, the “other” sort of lib file contains machine code and data.

Steve

Eytukan13-Mar-09 23:27

Eytukan

13-Mar-09 23:27

Stephen Hewitt wrote:
That's not necessarily true. Import libraries just contain, essentially, function names and the name of the containing DLL, so it’s true in that case. However, the “other” sort of lib file contains machine code and data.

Did you really read my message till the end?

Stephen Hewitt wrote:
However, the “other” sort of lib file contains machine code and data.

But if it's a static library, yes, it will have brains and the size will be big. Unlike a dll, this static libraries get "fixed up" to the executables. But I guess you aren't concerned about the latter.

I think both mean the same.

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JackPuppy12-Mar-09 21:04

JackPuppy

12-Mar-09 21:04

thanks!

why lib is smaller than dll?

if lib is the combination of all objects, and dll also a combination of all objects(some have been allocated though), dll should be greater in size than lib.

And are you saying import liberay and static program liberary are exactly the same?