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FTP question

focusphs27-Dec-02 19:09

focusphs

27-Dec-02 19:09

I am Korean.
I English not very well.
please!
I don't know how to do FTP file status find a way. ^.^

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Re: FTP question

User 665828-Dec-02 1:55

User 6658

28-Dec-02 1:55

I don't know what you mean, but did you take a look at this?

regards
Greg

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

URG:: CloseSocket() error with Multithreading.

ydasari27-Dec-02 15:24

ydasari

27-Dec-02 15:24

Hi All

I appreciate greatly a quick response. Thank you.

I am using unicast sockets (sync) where i bind the socket in one thread and keep accept() new calls in another thread. and Closesocket() in another.

When I closesocket(), the program terminates. and if i remove closesocket(), it does not allow me to bind() again.

I forgot to mention that I need to close and connect again without terminating the application (reuse the socket). Is there any way to do this or what am i doing wrong?

int UnicastConnect()
{
printf("Establishing the listener...");
WORD version = MAKEWORD(1,1);
WSADATA wsaData;

WSAStartup(version, &wsaData);

// Next, create the socket itself
listeningSocket = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM,IPPROTO_TCP);

if (listeningSocket == INVALID_SOCKET) {
AfxMessageBox("Error at socket()");
WSACleanup();
return 0;
}

// Use SOCKADDR_IN to fill in address information
SOCKADDR_IN saServer;

saServer.sin_family = AF_INET;
saServer.sin_addr.s_addr = INADDR_ANY; saServer.sin_port = htons(g_InetPort);

/*
setsockopt( listeningSocket, SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR, NULL, NULL );
*/

// Bind the socket to our local server address
nRet = bind(listeningSocket, (LPSOCKADDR)&saServer, sizeof(struct sockaddr));
if (nRet == SOCKET_ERROR) {
AfxMessageBox("Error Binding Socket");
WSACleanup();
return 0;
}

// Make the socket listen
nRet = listen(listeningSocket, MAX_CLIENTS);
if (nRet == SOCKET_ERROR) {
WSACleanup();
return 0;
}

if (listeningSocket == INVALID_SOCKET) {
return false;
}

CreateThread(0, 0, AcceptConnections, (void *)
listeningSocket, 0, NULL);

}

DWORD WINAPI AcceptConnections(void *ListeningSocket)
{
sockaddr_in sinRemote;
int nAddrSize = sizeof(sinRemote);

while (1) {
SOCKET sd = accept((SOCKET) ListeningSocket, (sockaddr*)&sinRemote,&nAddrSize);

*p = 1 ;
ioctlsocket(sd, FIONBIO, p); // Sets the Non-Blocking Mode of Socket.

if (sd != INVALID_SOCKET) {
AfxMessageBox ("BeaconSender::Accepted Unicast connection from ");
}
else {
AfxMessageBox ("Closed");
return false;
}
}
}

void stop(){
shutdownsocket(listeningsocket)
closesocket(listeningsocket); //Gives an error
wsacleanup();
}

Thanks for your help.
Yogi

Re: URG:: CloseSocket() error with Multithreading.

valikac27-Dec-02 16:07

valikac

27-Dec-02 16:07

Consider WSASocket().

listeningsocket = ::WSASocket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, IPPROTO_TCP, NULL, 0, 0);
::closesocket(listeningsocket);

Kuphryn

Re: URG:: CloseSocket() error with Multithreading.

Anonymous28-Dec-02 4:56

Anonymous

28-Dec-02 4:56

Thanks for the suggestion.

I forgot to mention that all the code is built inside an ActiveX. Does that cause a problem??

CloseSocket() was terminating the application. Then if i remove the closesocket(), the binding to the IP/Port does not occur (obviously).

WSASocket() is showing as undeclared identifier with ws2_32.lib included.

Best Regards
Yogi

CreateFile and Long Path/Files :: Win32

valikac27-Dec-02 14:35

valikac

27-Dec-02 14:35

Hi.

Is it possible to create a file with a long path name? For example:

-----
std::string pathFile("c:\testing\December 27\newfile.type");

// CreateFile fails
if (::CreateFile(pathFile->c_str(),...) == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
{
}
-----

I would like to know two properties of CreateFile(). First, is it possible to create a file in a directory that does not exist via CreateFile()? In the example above, directories "testing" and "December 27" do not exist.

Secondly, is it possible to create directories with spaces between one or more words, i.e. December 27. Notice the space before "2."

Thanks,
Kuphryn

Re: CreateFile and Long Path/Files :: Win32

Todd Smith27-Dec-02 14:50

Todd Smith

27-Dec-02 14:50

1. CreateFile will NOT create directories. You'll need a recursive create directory function. There are a few hanging around CP. And I have you if you need it.

2. Yes. Spaces are fine.

CreateDirectory("December 27");

should work

Todd Smith

Re: CreateFile and Long Path/Files :: Win32

Michael Dunn27-Dec-02 14:50

Michael Dunn

27-Dec-02 14:50

kuphryn wrote:
is it possible to create a file in a directory that does not exist

No, if the dir doesn't exist there's no place to create the file.

Secondly, is it possible to create directories with spaces between one or more words

Yes, CreateFile() uses whatever string you pass it for the name.

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Re: CreateFile and Long Path/Files :: Win32

valikac27-Dec-02 14:58

valikac

27-Dec-02 14:58

Okay. Thanks everyone.

Is there a Win32 API for checking the existence of a directory? Otherwise, recursive creation will do.

One last inquiry. I have seen in the past members mentioning directories with two backslashes. Is there something special about creating directories with two backslashes instead of one?

Example:
std::string pathFile("c:\\testing\\December 27\\file.type");

Kuphryn

Re: CreateFile and Long Path/Files :: Win32

carpediem27-Dec-02 16:56

carpediem

27-Dec-02 16:56

kuphryn wrote:
Is there a Win32 API for checking the existence of a directory? Otherwise, recursive creation will do.

Technically, no. At least I haven't seen one. In an instance that I had, I had to create a file, several dirs deep. So I had to do a _access(filename, 00) to see if the dir existed. If not, I would create it. That might be how you will have to do it.

kuphryn wrote:
I have seen in the past members mentioning directories with two backslashes. Is there something special about creating directories with two backslashes instead of one?

I am not sure about this. In some cases, if you are required to use \\ in order to have just one \. In other cases, it doesn't matter. For instance in your case, I think it will work to have just one c:\ instead of c:\. I know in other cases, for instance, in a wsprintf, strcpy, you have to have \\.

Re: CreateFile and Long Path/Files :: Win32

valikac27-Dec-02 17:27

valikac

27-Dec-02 17:27

Okay. Thanks.

Kuphryn

Re: CreateFile and Long Path/Files :: Win32

Michael Dunn27-Dec-02 19:26

Michael Dunn

27-Dec-02 19:26

kuphryn wrote:
Is there something special about creating directories with two backslashes instead of one?

The two backslashes are necessary to comply with C++ syntax. In string and character literals, a backslash is a special character and indicates that the next character should be treated specially. For instance, \t means "the tab character". One backslash by itself is meaningless*, so in order to have a backslash character in a string, you write \\ in your code.
So to create a directory C:\testing, you write "C:\\testing". If you write "C:\testing", that is interpreted as C followed by colon followed by TAB followed by "esting", which is not what is intended.

*Except when the backslash comes at the end of a line, in which case it is an instruction to the preprocessor to join the line with the following one.

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Re: CreateFile and Long Path/Files :: Win32

valikac27-Dec-02 20:47

valikac

27-Dec-02 20:47

Okay. Thanks.

Kuphryn

SDI Window in a MFC DLL

Datalord3227-Dec-02 10:35

Datalord32

27-Dec-02 10:35

Hi!
I wanted to create a MFC dll which displays a SDI window when I call it
whith rundll. The function is - let's say - "EntryPoint". It worked so far,
but the SDI doesn't want to stay on the screen, it just pops up and closes.
In the MSDN, I've read that a dll is being unloaded when the function I'm
calling (EntryPoint) returns. How can I make the SDI staying on the screen?
Is there a workaround or somewhat? Perhaps a wait loop which doesn't take
much processor time?

Mfg
the Datalord

Adding formatted line of text to CRichEditCtrl

IGx8927-Dec-02 10:21

IGx89

27-Dec-02 10:21

I'm adding IRC chat to my game launcher, and am wanting to show the chat text in colors using a Rich Edit 2.0 control in a dialog. I'm doing the following to add a line of text (Tmp is a CString containing the chat line text):

<br />
	CHARFORMAT cf;<br />
<br />
	cf.cbSize = sizeof(cf);<br />
	cf.dwMask = CFM_COLOR | CFM_FACE;<br />
	strcpy(cf.szFaceName,"Subway");<br />
...<br />
		cf.crTextColor = RGB(255,0,0);<br />
...<br />
	ChatList.SetSel(-1,0);<br />
	ChatList.SetDefaultCharFormat(cf);<br />
	ChatList.ReplaceSel(Tmp);<br />
	ChatList.LineScroll(ChatList.GetLineCount());<br />

Now, the text is correctly show using the "Subway" font, but it's still only black Frown | :(

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!

Re: Adding formatted line of text to CRichEditCtrl

IGx8927-Dec-02 16:05

IGx89

27-Dec-02 16:05

Hmm, the coloring works in release builds! Confused | :confused:

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28-Dec-02 5:06

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strtok - reconstruct string after it finds a token

jimNLX27-Dec-02 10:15

jimNLX

27-Dec-02 10:15

Is there a way or another function that will work the same as STRTOK without removing the string after the token?

I want to find the first token and leave the string as it was.

Thanks,

Jim

Re: strtok - reconstruct string after it finds a token

C^hris L^osinger27-Dec-02 10:22

C^hris L^osinger

27-Dec-02 10:22

if you just want to search for a sub-string, try "strstr".

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Re: strtok - reconstruct string after it finds a token

jimNLX27-Dec-02 10:42

jimNLX

27-Dec-02 10:42

strstr would work, but I only know the string based on a delimiter.

strtok() works so well I was hoping I would have to save off the string first and then put it back in later.

Thanks...guess I'll keep searching....

Re: strtok - reconstruct string after it finds a token

Renjith Ramachandran27-Dec-02 13:27

Renjith Ramachandran

27-Dec-02 13:27

substring by using strstr()?

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Where is random() in Visual C++.net ?

HellShrimp4free27-Dec-02 9:52

HellShrimp4free

27-Dec-02 9:52

hi i searched the MSDN but i findout out that the random() function in stdlib.h is not exist.
it seems that it's replaced with srand() and rand() . can anyone explain me how can i use these 2 function or any other to reach random numbers in requested range ? (for example 0 < x < 1000 )

thnx

Re: Where is random() in Visual C++.net ?

Nish Nishant27-Dec-02 10:00

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27-Dec-02 10:00

See http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_crt_rand.asp for an example.

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