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ns wrote:
How to get angled brackets to show up in the forum?
Under your sig window, you have a line named "Formatting", and in this line, between code and & you have the < and >
But you can also write < or > to get them.
~RaGE();
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thanks!!!!
Appreciate your help,
ns
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I'm working with CTreeCtrl, and i want to add ItemDta to an item.
I do:
CString * pURL[2];<br />
pURL[0] = new CString("SITE");<br />
pURL[1] = new CString("GOOOD");<br />
m_pTree.SetItemData(hItemSite, (DWORD) pURL);<br />
It is possible to retrieve the pURL[2] with the GetItemData ?if YES , how ??
CString* pURL[2] = ???????????m_pTree.GetItemData(hItemSite);
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You really need something like
CString** pURL = new CString*[2];
pUrl[0] = new CString("SITE");
pUrl[1] = new CString("GOOD");
m_pTree.SetItemData(hItemSite,(DWORD)pUrl);
You can then say
CString**pRetrieved = (CString*)m_pTree.GetItemData(hItemSite);
If you need to store multiple items like this, you might consider either a class/structure, or if they are all strings, a CStringArray instead of a simple pointer, especially if you want a varying number of items.
Steve S
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Thx !
Steve S wrote:
CString**pRetrieved = (CString*)m_pTree.GetItemData(hItemSite);
i have an error here, "impossible to convert CString* to CString**"
Steve S wrote:
If you need to store multiple items like this, you might consider either a class/structure, or if they are all strings, a CStringArray instead of a simple pointer, especially if you want a varying number of items.
I just need to save 2 CString, but if you think there is a best way to do this i'm OK.
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 That should, of course, be
CString**pRetrieved = (CString**)m_pTree.GetItemData(hItemSite);
My excuse is "It's Friday"
Steve S
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Steve S wrote:
My excuse is "It's Friday"
looool you have an excuse but not me !
Thx again
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Hi,
I would like to have some help in my project...I am making an application that takes an image from a Twain source supposing the image is in JPG format (or i can accomodate other format) and then compare it with the image already present in image database. The user enters the ID and comparison is just with one image. Kindly tell me what kinda techniques I shoud use and If you have done this kind of project then I will be glad to contact you...Leave me a message ....Urgent Please....
Clouds Drift all around bringing hope of rain but it rains only at one place. Keep your hope alive...
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Hi, everyone!
I am a newbie of VC7.0 and I want to use
it to dDeveloping win32 console application. I
want to know whether there are some tutotrials dealing
with the following things:
1. How to develop a win32 console application
using VC7.0
2. How to debug a win32 console application using VC7.0
3. VC7.0 IDE usage related to console application
Where can I find them?
BTW: I am using VS.Net Professional Edition.
Thanks in advance,
George
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What exactly do you want to know? There is nothing special about console programs (unless you want play with console allocation, buffers etc.). You can use Win32 App wizard to create one. You debug it same way you do any other program. The best way to try is to create one and run through VC debugger. I recommend MSDN for information and samples.
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Thanks, AlexO buddie!
George
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Hello,
I'm looking for Property Grid Control similar to VB6 Property Editor for my application.
Can you recommend me anything?
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There is a pretty good one at http://www.aircom.org.
Cheers
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I need to transmit an STL set to my Cdialog from MDIView. SO I did:
LRESULT CSTrainView::OnUDMKeywordsToView1(UINT setPtr, UINT nDummy)
{
std::set<CString>& SetSent = *setPtr;
int u = SetSent.size();
where
std::set<CString> testSet;
testSet.insert("a1");
testSet.insert("a2");
testSet.insert("a3");
POSITION pos = pDoc->GetFirstViewPosition();
while (pos!=NULL)
{
CView* pView = pDoc->GetNextView(pos);
ASSERT_VALID(pView);
;
pView->SendMessage(UDM_KEYWORDSTOVIEW1,(unsigned int)&testSet,0);
The compile error:
TrainView.cpp(1662) : error C2100: illegal indirection
TrainView.cpp(1662) : error C2440: 'type cast' : cannot convert from 'unsigned int' to 'class std::set<class CString,struct std::less<class CString>,class std::allocator<class CString> >'
What do I need to do to get this to work?
Appreciate your help,
ns
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LRESULT CSTrainView::OnUDMKeywordsToView1(UINT setPtr, UINT nDummy)
{
std::set *SetSent = (std::set *)setPtr;
int u = SetSent->size();
rechi
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That was the solution! Thank you so very much!!!!! 
Appreciate your help,
ns
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...your object is statically allocated. Generally, it's better to allocate it dinamically when you use PostMessage because the receiver might be some other thread.
Anyway, i'm glad to know that it worked!
rechi
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Is a CDialog spawned from an MDI View considered a different thread? The CDialog is going to send to and receive from the parent View
Appreciate your help,
ns
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ns wrote:
Is a CDialog spawned from an MDI View considered a different thread?
No, this time you're safe. They are two different pictures sharing the same thread.
I think you should follow AlexO's advices now, they're highly appropriate for your job.
rechi
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okay. I am setting up a SetDataInDlg() method to see if I can communicate. Thanks to both of you...
Appreciate your help,
ns
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Disclaimer : I think it is a bad idea (stl pointer in sendmessage). The problem your are fighting
ns wrote:
std::set& SetSent = *setPtr;
should be
std::set<Type > & SetSent = *reinterpret_cast<std::set<Type
> * >(setPtr);
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Well, I dont know what else I can do....the way things are I have a pDOc set that needs transmitted to a CDialog.....what other mechanism is there that I might be missing? the set changes all the time and the CDialog has to reflect the changes instantaneously...
Appreciate your help,
ns
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Actually I did have the Type but CP formatting didnt show the angled brackets....
Whats bad about sending in an stl ptr?
Appreciate your help,
ns
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1. Casting complex C++ type to ULONG is dangerous (even pure template like std::... without vtbl) you might loose type info this way.
2. You pass the pointer, but never checked if it is zero.
3. You introduce level of complexity that might not be necessary. myDialog.SetData() might work better for you.
You will appreciate that during maintenance phase (2 years down the road )
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Thanks for pointing out the dangers..
Oh Are you saying I should make a SetDAta method in my CDialog class and call it whenever? ? Cos I didnt see it in the docs
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