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Roger Allen16-May-04 22:49

16-May-04 22:49

Most if not all MFC classes call delete this; in the WM_NCDESTROY message handler. So if you stripped that out the actual deletion of the object will probably no longer be done. Check the MFC source for PostNCDestroy() function.

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Re: IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE

alex.barylski17-May-04 13:19

alex.barylski

17-May-04 13:19

I finally figured out what was causing the leak and that was it!!! Smile | :)

It was so small I just kinda ignored it or didn't see it...

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Macro explaination

ShankarPS16-May-04 18:24

ShankarPS

16-May-04 18:24

Can anyone help me explaining what the below macro is supposed to do.

#define OFF(type, field) ((LONG)(LONG_PTR)&(((type *)0)->field))

d2hes

Re: Macro explaination

Ryan Binns16-May-04 18:42

Ryan Binns

16-May-04 18:42

It gives the offset of a structure member from the beginning of the structure, in bytes.

Ryan

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Re: Macro explaination

ShankarPS16-May-04 19:02

ShankarPS

16-May-04 19:02

Thanks, but how does it do that?

Re: Macro explaination

Ryan Binns16-May-04 19:34

Ryan Binns

16-May-04 19:34

#define OFF(type, field) ((LONG)(LONG_PTR)&(((type *)0)->field))

Take the following structure:

struct ThisStruct
{
    char  field1; // at offset 0
    short field2; // at offset 1
    int   field3; // at offset 3
    int   field4; // at offset 7
};

If we call the macro as such: OFF(ThisStruct, field3)

Firstly, the macro creates a pointer to a ThisStruct structure at address 0: ((ThisStruct *)0)
Next, it refers to a particular field inside that structure: ((ThisStruct *)0)->field3
Next, it takes the address of that field: &(((ThisStruct *)0)->field3)
Since field3 is 3 bytes from the beginning of the structure, and the structure is at address 0, the pointer will hold the value 3.
Lastly, the macro converts the pointer to a LONG_PTR and finally to a LONG, to give an integer result - the offset of the field from the beginning of the structure.

Hope this helps,

Ryan

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ASSERT message

alex.barylski16-May-04 17:56

alex.barylski

16-May-04 17:56

How can I change it???

I have looked into MFC and found ASSERTMSG, but this macro isn't defined when I build, and if I include it's header in which it is defined bh.h??? I get a million error messages Confused | :confused:

Any ideas?

Thanks Smile | :)

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How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

Steve Messer16-May-04 17:49

Steve Messer

16-May-04 17:49

I am trying to add some error handling to my project and I want to exit if either the configuration file from the command line doesn't exist or the configuration file has parsing errors. I have tried the code below using Visual Studio 2003 (MFC Dialog based application). The application does not exit. What is the correct way to force a shutdown of my MFC Dialog based application?

<code>
if( InitDOM( XMLFileName ))
{
    if( !ParseDOM() )
    {
	CString msg;
	msg.Format("Invalid node fetched.\n%s\n", (LPCSTR)pXMLDom->parseError->Getreason());
	AfxMessageBox( msg );
	PostQuitMessage(0);
    }
    else
    {
       ProcessPanels();
    }
}
else
{
   // config file did not exist
   AfxMessageBox( " config file did not exist" );
   PostQuitMessage(0);
} 
</code>

Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

Joe Woodbury16-May-04 19:00

Joe Woodbury

16-May-04 19:00

Try EndDialog()

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Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

Steve Messer16-May-04 21:14

Steve Messer

16-May-04 21:14

I tryed this and it does not exit cleanly. I will look into it some more tomorrow as it is quite late at the moment.

Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

David Crow17-May-04 2:48

David Crow

17-May-04 2:48

smesser wrote:
I tryed this and it does not exit cleanly.

How so? This is how modal dialogs end. Modeless dialogs use a different approach.

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Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

Steve Messer17-May-04 4:13

Steve Messer

17-May-04 4:13

I have not had a chance to look into it but I have a cleanup function and there are some calls to Killtimer that are crashing. What happens when you call Killtimer on a timer that was never set to begin with?

Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

David Crow17-May-04 4:29

David Crow

17-May-04 4:29

smesser wrote:
What happens when you call Killtimer on a timer that was never set to begin with?

Then KillTimer() should not be called. Use the return value of SetTimer() to know if the timer exists or not.

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Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

Steve Messer17-May-04 4:40

Steve Messer

17-May-04 4:40

That works. Thanks.

Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

Steve Messer17-May-04 4:15

Steve Messer

17-May-04 4:15

I will have need to do this in a modeless dialog as well. What is the technique for that?

Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

David Crow17-May-04 4:30

David Crow

17-May-04 4:30

Modeless dialogs do not use DoModal() or EndDialog(). See MSDN for examples.

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Re: How do you close an MFC Dialog application programatically?

toxcct16-May-04 22:10

toxcct

16-May-04 22:10

try OnClose();

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Looking for source code of Web search engine.

George216-May-04 16:40

George2

16-May-04 16:40

Hello, everyone!

I am looking for source code of Web search engine. I just want basic functions of a Web search engine, just key word search is enough. Rank, classification and other advanced functions are not need. I want the search engine to work in this way, download web pages from specified web sites to local machine, then the search engine can retrieve information from local machine.

Where can I find related source codes?

Best regards,
George

Re: Looking for source code of Web search engine.

ShankarPS16-May-04 18:42

ShankarPS

16-May-04 18:42

search :
sourceforge.net

Re: Looking for source code of Web search engine.

George217-May-04 0:41

George2

17-May-04 0:41

Thanks, d2hes buddy!

I have searched "sourceforge.net" by key word "Web Search Engine" but failed to find any useful information. What better key word should I use?

Best regards,
George

Re: Looking for source code of Web search engine.

alex.barylski16-May-04 18:58

alex.barylski

16-May-04 18:58

depends how automated you want it...

It's pretty easy to download files from a remote source and it's just as easy to open a file and look for keywords using regex...so no one has probably bothered to build such a thing...beside it's kind of a makes no sense under most circumstances type project...

Anyways, look at building your own...there is a function whose name escpaes me right now that is availble with IE 4+ or something like that, which make downloading files a snap...then just look into boost::regex++ for extarcting keywords and such...

Wouldn't be to hard... Smile | :)

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Re: Looking for source code of Web search engine.

George217-May-04 0:45

George2

17-May-04 0:45

Thanks, Hockey buddy!

The method you mentioned is an effective one. Can you tell me where can I find source codes which can download the whole content of a Web site. I think to make a reference to some source codes written by experienced people will contribute a lot when making a new one by myself in the future.

Best regards,
George

Default Project Settings

Jack Puppy16-May-04 16:13

Jack Puppy

16-May-04 16:13

I'm looking for a way to change some of the default configuration settings that are generated for c++ projects in .Net 2003. (i.e. I want Level 4 warnings, I want my output sent to a /bin folder, etc.)

I could have sworn I came across material at one time stating that there was a master template file (.xml file maybe?) for this, but I haven't been able to find anything.

Any ideas?

Thanks for any help.

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Re: Default Project Settings

Jack Puppy16-May-04 16:55

Jack Puppy

16-May-04 16:55

I have found what I'm looking for.

Thanks self.

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C++ Code for ISBN validation

James K16-May-04 15:34

James K

16-May-04 15:34

Can anyone please help me!!
i am looking for some simple C++ code to validate isbn numbers. i have no clue where to start

THANK-YOU!!
James

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