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Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

Tibor Blazko12-May-04 4:39

Tibor Blazko

12-May-04 4:39

sometimes will
_FPE_INVALID

Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

jmkhael12-May-04 4:53

jmkhael

12-May-04 4:53

After gaining read access, check for Floating point exceptions

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Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

Tibor Blazko12-May-04 4:57

Tibor Blazko

12-May-04 4:57

it seems it will end with own fn of this kind
just afraid with big data will be exception handling

Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

Jens Doose12-May-04 4:54

Jens Doose

12-May-04 4:54

Never heard of that, but a look at MSDN with _FPE_INVALID lead me to SIGFPE
and that lead me to signal(), a function you can use to set your own signal handler.
I never tried that but maybe this is worth a try?

Jens

Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

Tibor Blazko12-May-04 4:59

Tibor Blazko

12-May-04 4:59

it seems it will end with own fn of this kind
just afraid with big data will be exception handling slow

Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

David Crow12-May-04 4:38

David Crow

12-May-04 4:38

Tibor Blazko wrote:
is there any (system) function can test memory pointer to know combination of bits there is real (double, float) value?

None that I know of. What's stored at a particular memory location is only important to the application that put it there. In other words, if application A wrote 123.45 to some memory location, it's possible (not to be confused with easy or commonplace) for application B to read that memory location, but application B would not know that those particular bytes represented a double or float.

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Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

Tibor Blazko12-May-04 4:40

Tibor Blazko

12-May-04 4:40

i know it should represent double
just have data with some uninitialized values (sometimes not valid doubles)
and this (crashing ones) i want set to 0.0 in correction step nr.1

Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

Chris Meech12-May-04 6:50

Chris Meech

12-May-04 6:50

I'm might be missing something here, but if it just uninitialised variables, the following might help you out.

try
{
  dValue  =  *dPtr;
}
catch( . . . )
{
  dValue  =  0.0;
}

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Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

Tibor Blazko12-May-04 22:36

Tibor Blazko

12-May-04 22:36

yes, it seems it will end this way
just comment if someone will read this:
call _clearfp (or similar) before = 0.0
t!

Re: isValidDoubleValue(double *)

Tim Smith12-May-04 11:05

Tim Smith

12-May-04 11:05

Take a look at _isnan, _finite and _fpclass.

Tim Smith

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catching events that are outside my program

caykahve12-May-04 3:19

caykahve

12-May-04 3:19

Hi,

I want to be able to catch any mouse and keyboard event from my MFC program.

The PreTranslateMessage(MSG* pMsg) function helps catching keyboard events that happen when the application window is active and for mouse events the mouse should also be over the application window.

I think there should be some way to do it.

What I actually want to do is to associate this with a timeout event. Just like the timeout windows uses to activate a screensaver. So I want to know the last time any mouse or keyboard event has occured. Frown | :(

I will be very grateful if someone could tell me how to do it.

Thanks...

Re: catching events that are outside my program

jmkhael12-May-04 3:27

jmkhael

12-May-04 3:27

Check SetWindowsHookEx

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why splitter window fail?

vividtang12-May-04 2:55

vividtang

12-May-04 2:55

i want splitter window like the style |---

BOOL CMainFrame::OnCreateClient(LPCREATESTRUCT /*lpcs*/,
CCreateContext* pContext)
{
if(!(m_wndSplitter.Create(this,1, 2, CSize(10, 10),pContext))) return FALSE;

else
if (!(m_wndSplitter1.CreateStatic(&m_wndSplitter,2,1,WS_CHILD|WS_VISIBLE,m_wndSplitter.IdFromRowCol(0,1))))

return FALSE;
}

Re: why splitter window fail?

RobJones12-May-04 4:00

RobJones

12-May-04 4:00

BOOL CMainFrame::OnCreateClient(LPCREATESTRUCT /*lpcs*/, CCreateContext* pContext)
{
	// Create a splitter for two columns (left and right)
	if(!m_wndSplitVert.CreateStatic(this, 1, 2))
		return FALSE;
	
	// Create the Tree View in left column
	if (!m_wndSplitVert.CreateView(0,0,RUNTIME_CLASS(CTreeView),CSize(125,100),pContext))
	{
		m_wndSplitVert.DestroyWindow();
		return FALSE;
	}
	
	// Create another splitter wnd in right column
	if(!m_wndSplitHorz.CreateStatic(&m_wndSplitVert, 2, 1, WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE, m_wndSplitVert.IdFromRowCol(0, 1)))
	{
		m_wndSplitVert.DestroyWindow();
		return FALSE;
	}

	CRect rect;
	GetClientRect(rect);
	
	// Create List Views in right column (top and bottom)
	if( !m_wndSplitHorz.CreateView(0,0,RUNTIME_CLASS(CTopView), CSize(100,rect.Height() / 2 - 64),pContext) ||
		!m_wndSplitHorz.CreateView(1,0,RUNTIME_CLASS(CBottomView), CSize(100,100),pContext))
	{
		m_wndSplitVert.DestroyWindow();
		m_wndSplitHorz.DestroyWindow();
		return FALSE;
	}

	return TRUE;
}

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PREPROC_HEADERS

SuzannaS12-May-04 2:33

SuzannaS

12-May-04 2:33

I'm still developping this ISAPI FILTER for an ISA SERVER:

I would like to catch the event PREPROC_HEADERS; I wrote this code:

static DWORD OnPreprocHeaders (PHTTP_FILTER_CONTEXT pfc, PHTTP_FILTER_PREPROC_HEADERS pHeaderInfo);

BOOL WINAPI GetFilterVersion(PHTTP_FILTER_VERSION pVer)
{
pVer->dwFilterVersion = HTTP_FILTER_REVISION;

pVer->dwFlags = SF_NOTIFY_ORDER_HIGH | SF_NOTIFY_SECURE_PORT |
SF_NOTIFY_NONSECURE_PORT
| SF_NOTIFY_PREPROC_HEADERS
return TRUE;
}

DWORD WINAPI HttpFilterProc(
PHTTP_FILTER_CONTEXT pfc,
DWORD NotificationType,
LPVOID pvNotification
)
{
DWORD dwRet = SF_STATUS_REQ_NEXT_NOTIFICATION;

switch (NotificationType)
{
case SF_NOTIFY_PREPROC_HEADERS:
dwRet = OnPreprocHeaders(pfc, (PHTTP_FILTER_PREPROC_HEADERS) pvNotification);
break; default:
// We cannot reach here, unless Web Filter support has a BAD ERROR.
dwRet = SF_STATUS_REQ_ERROR;
break;
};

static DWORD OnPreprocHeaders (PHTTP_FILTER_CONTEXT pfc, PHTTP_FILTER_PREPROC_HEADERS pHeaderInfo)
{
char buffer[256];
DWORD buffSize = sizeof(buffer);

BOOL bHeader = pHeaderInfo->GetHeader(pfc, "URL", buffer, &buffSize);

return WriteIntoFile(pfc, "Evento OnPreprocHeaders " + *buffer);
}

The last method WriteIntoFile, it should write something, but it seems that any client request passes through this filter's method/event. Why?

Re: PREPROC_HEADERS

David Crow12-May-04 3:09

David Crow

12-May-04 3:09

SuzannaS wrote:
return WriteIntoFile(pfc, "Evento OnPreprocHeaders " + *buffer);

The second parameter being passed to WriteIntoFile() is wrong. It should look like:

char buffer2[281];
wsprintf(buffer2, "Evento OnPreprocHeaders %s", buffer);
return WriteIntoFile(pfc, buffer2);

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Re: PREPROC_HEADERS

SuzannaS17-May-04 2:26

SuzannaS

17-May-04 2:26

Thanks... it seems that works, but I sould still test all my code.

Thank you very much Wink | ;)

Timers

cberam12-May-04 2:25

cberam

12-May-04 2:25

Hi

I just have a general question about setting up
timers. How would I go about setting up timers in
C++?? Basically, I would like to set timers to wait
for certain events, once the timers pop, I want the
program to take a different route.

Any ideas???

Pls tell me some useful links for Timers sample code

Thanks in advance
Ram

Re: Timers

toxcct12-May-04 2:33

toxcct

12-May-04 2:33

set the timer to the duration you need (have a look at Cwnd::SetTimer() and Cwnd::KillTimer()).
also override the events you need to catch. when the message it catched, set a flag.
this way, when the timer times out, if the flag is set, the event appeared, otherwise, it didn't.

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Re: Timers

cberam12-May-04 2:44

cberam

12-May-04 2:44

Hi
Thanks for the reply.

But i need help on without using MFC in C++

Thnks agian

ram

Re: Timers

toxcct12-May-04 2:45

toxcct

12-May-04 2:45

ok, but the philosophy is the same...

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Re: Timers

cberam12-May-04 2:50

cberam

12-May-04 2:50

Hello,

where can i set the timer(SetTimer()) in the main() function.
I tried but the Timer procedure(the call back routine) never got invoked.

Pls help..

Thanks agin
Ram

Re: Timers

toxcct12-May-04 2:54

toxcct

12-May-04 2:54

are you programming with Win32 ?
if so, you call SetTimer() in your events handler, into the event switch case relative to the action that must start the timer up.

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Re: Timers

cberam14-May-04 19:27

cberam

14-May-04 19:27

Hello toxcct,

sorry for the delayed reply.
Anyway you have a good idea..on invoking timers.
Thanks a lot

Ram

Re: Timers

David Crow12-May-04 3:06

David Crow

12-May-04 3:06

cberam wrote:
I tried but the Timer procedure(the call back routine) never got invoked.

What does the relevant code look like?

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