Re: vector question - ATL / WTL / STL Discussion Boards

Jörgen Sigvardsson30-Nov-03 12:04

30-Nov-03 12:04

Josh Gray wrote:
Anyone got any advice?

I think the easiest part is option 3). Option 4) is a bit drastic and would require lots of coding (not your idea of a quick fix I imagine).

2) may be easy, but it may also be your worst nightmare. It all depends on if your code compiles and run correctly using that compiler.

Option 5) could be to augment your code with synchronization mechanisms external to the containers. Might be a lot of work though, or it might not. It really depends on your design.

Option 1) is really not an option since, as you say, it has MT issues.

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Re: STL threading problem

John M. Drescher1-Dec-03 14:19

John M. Drescher

1-Dec-03 14:19

My advice is to use STLPORT and make sure that you compile and use the STLPORT the IOSTREAMS.

John

Re: STL threading problem

Josh Gray1-Dec-03 16:03

Josh Gray

1-Dec-03 16:03

We have decided to go the Dot Net route.
Running a build now, only about 1000 signed / unsigned mismatch errors so far and counting!

wsnprintf() method __defined_.h_file

derik_konark29-Nov-03 23:50

derik_konark

29-Nov-03 23:50

Hello Everyone,

I need your sincere help in finding the suitable header file
for the wsnprintf() method. For finding the Domain Users in
Microsoft Active Directory Services(ADSI), i called the ADSI API i.e. FindUsers() to fetch the list of user objects
from a container or directory tree. For that the FindUser()
API code has used the method i.e. wsnprintf() for adding the filter.

RESULT FindUsers(IDirectorySearch *pContainerToSearch, // IDirectorySearch pointer to the container to search.
LPOLESTR szFilter, // Filter for finding specific users LPOLESTR *pszPropertiesToReturn, // Properties to return user objects found.
BOOL bIsVerbose)

This FindUsers() is the API where the definition of the ADSI API calls the wsnprintf() method like as below : DWORD
#define MAX_PATH 520
dwLength = MAX_PATH*2;
// Create search filter.
LPOLESTR pszSearchFilter = new OLECHAR[dwLength];
// Add the filter.
wsnprintf(pszSearchFilter, dwLength, L"(&(objectClass=user)(objectCategory=person)%s)",szFilter);

Please help me out in giving me the details about the header file and the .lib file to make the code compilable.

Thanks,
Derik;)

Type of Control Pane

Danis Solovyov27-Nov-03 22:33

Danis Solovyov

27-Nov-03 22:33

I've worked with Microsoft Office development , now I have next problem .
I 've created new Word XP document - E-mail message and try to set programmicaly value of suc fields as Subject,Recepient also add File Attachment . But I can't get access for this fields . I've found that this fields are included in the command bar Envelope that has type msoControlPane . How can I know that class from Microsoft Word Type library 10.0 correspond for this Pane control (_CommandBarButton,_CommandBarActiveX,... or something else) and how can I get access for fields that included in this Pane . Also how can I add extended fields as File Attachment or something else .

vector question

Steve Messer27-Nov-03 10:11

Steve Messer

27-Nov-03 10:11

I am using a vector to hold a list of pointers that are newed in the start element handler of the Expat parser. Everything works fine until I exit the application and run my cleanup function.

The following code appears to fail or at least produces a memory leak.

Button *pButton; // pure virtual
vector<button*> vButtons; // holds list of created buttons

// from start handler

pButton = new Label( c_Label );
vButtons.push_back( pButton );

// Cleanup

if( count > 0 )
{
vector<button*>::iterator itClean;

for (itClean = vButtons.begin(); itClean != vButtons.end(); ++itClean)
{
delete *itClean; // crashes here everytime
}
vButtons.clear();
}

Any idea why this is leaking?

-Steve