restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format()

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    - Remove a file over the network on a Sun Hi I have an application on a Windows PC who shoul delete files on a Sun which is in the same network. I try this with 'remove', e.g. remove(\\Sun\Temp\File.jpg). But this doesn't work. The return code from remove is not 0 and the errno is 22 (invalid argument). What could be wrong? I have access to the Sun and have tried this with the directory mounted or not mounted and I have tried the same (delete a file) on a Windows and a Mac OS X machine in the netwroks. This works fine. Thanks for any help. Regards Hans Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231930
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    - Function problem I'm kinda new to C++, having programmed VB6 and VB.NET for some time. Here's my function: extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) long* CHARtoINT(char* input); long* CHARtoINT(char* input) { int length = strlen(input); long* output; for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) { output[i] = (long)input[i]; } return output; } The purpose is to pass in a string, and return a long (would prefer int) array. I need every letter of the string that comes in to be it's own array member in the outgoing array in ASCII equivs. For example, if I pass into it "Hello", I need this returned: [72],[101],[108],[108],[111] Should be simple, but after 3 weeks, I still can't get it too work right. I've even tried to pass a areference to the long* as a parameter, and still no good. Ohh, BTW, this needs to be able to be called form VB, and C++, and .NET. Nice added touch, right? Thanks, Tibby Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231926
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    - solution to clearcase : VC++ error: fatal error C1033: cannot open program database I have been getting this error in clearcase trying to compile my VC++ projects fatal error C1033: cannot open program database Some people have posted this problem on the NG but nobody has posted a solution. So it was frustrating for me trying to fix the problem but now I have fixed the issue and I want to post in this NG so that someone else who comes across this erros does not have to waste much time. And here is the solution to the problem (pretty lame but i ended up wasting too much time). In the clearcase home base, go to "administration". In "administration" select "control panel" In "control panel" select "MVFS" In MVFS there is something called "case insensitive MVFS". In my machine it was unchecked. So it was generating those errors. To fix the problem we have to check "case insensitive MVFS" option and followed by checking the next option "Case preserving" (a new check box "case preserving" comes up when we check the "case insensitive MVFS" option). Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231925
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    - Library RSA SHA1 PKCS1v15 + X509 -> COM? Hi! Does anyone know a free library who manage theses sepecifications under windows? !!!No .NET - No Java - only COM (VB6 VC6)!!! I receive 3 binary files : The original one, the signature(RSA SHA1 content not included), and the certificate with the public key X509.(1024bits) I only have to validate the original file with the signature... I alread tryed theses libraries : WCCO - Too hard to work with ActiveCrypt - Doesn't manage X509 ASPEncrypt - doesn't manage certif >256Bits in the free version CryptLib - too hard and too expencive... OpenSSL -i didn't understand all... ebCrypt - OK but the verification work with a content included(and i don't know how to concat it) In M$ CryptoAPI - No PKCS1v1.5... Only PKCS7 CAPICOM - idem (Is it possible to concat the signature with the public key and the content to fit in the specs of capicom... To use the SignedData.verify - if yes : how?) PS: I'm newby in cryptology... Sincerely, Delfosse Jérôme Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231924
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    - Calling "system" without console window appearing When I call an external program from another program (either MFC standalone or as a plugin inside another application), then a call to system always launches a console window. Can I prevent that? --- stefkeB --- Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231920
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    - Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003 compiler problem #include <memory.h> class str{ public: str(){memset( &szBuf, 0x00, sizeof(szBuf) );} bool operator == ( str& strTmp ) { return memcmp( &this->szBuf, &strTmp.szBuf, sizeof(this->szBuf) ) == 0; } bool operator != ( str& strTmp ) { return memcmp( &this->szBuf, &strTmp.szBuf, sizeof(this->szBuf) ) != 0; } operator char* (){ return (char*) szBuf; } private: char szBuf[128]; }_str; int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { str s1; bool b = s1 == str(); return 0; } Hi there, In the source above when I use Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003 at line 'bool b = s1 == str();' first is called operator (char*) for member 's1' after that is called operator (char*) for str() and then operator == for type (char*). Of course after this the result from '==' is 'false'. If I add 'const' for referenced parameter in str::operator == ( bool operator == ( const str& strTmp ) ...) the right operator is called (str::operator == ) and the result is 'true'. In Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2002 and in Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 this source works fine (str::operator == is called) without adding 'const' to the parameter. Is this is cimpiler bug or something else? Any ideas, comments, thoughts... :-)) Thanks Dimitar Lazarov Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231919
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    - Create a dir where all the users have the right to write How can I programatically do the equivalent of the following: cacls "C:\Program Files\test" /T /G Everyone:f ? Thanks, Viv Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231918
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    - Cannot save file. The file may be in use by another application I am running MSVC 6.0 Ever since I upgraded to XP (and I don't think it is related to that) I've been getting a strange and inconsistant error. In some projects (not all, some more than others) occasionally when I save a file I get an error messagebox saying: "Microsoft Visual C++" "Cannot save file. The file may be in use by another application." I don't think it is in use by any other applications and when I repeat the save it always works fine the second time. I've tried to compare a problem project with one that rarely does this, but I don't see any setting differences. It's getting to be really annoying. Any help is really welcome. Thanks in advance, --Tom Swezey -- -- **** Signature **** (KISS: Keep It Simple, STUPID!) **** Check out my Web Site: http://www.winternet.com/~swezeyt (o o) E-mail me at swezeyt@winternet.com oOO*( )*OOo********************************************* Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231917
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    - FindNextChangeNotification I am trying to write a little program to monitor a directory and its sub-trees. I get FindNextChangeNotification, FindNextChangeNotification and FindCloseChangeNotification to work fine but when they pop I can't tell what file changed. I've looked at ReadDirectoryChangesW but I can't get it to compile - it says "undeclared identifier". Is there anyway to get this info? I'd hate to have to step through the directories one by one. Thanks in advance, -- Tom Swezey -- **** Signature **** (KISS: Keep It Simple, STUPID!) **** Check out my Web Site: http://www.winternet.com/~swezeyt (o o) E-mail me at swezeyt@winternet.com oOO*( )*OOo********************************************* Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231916
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    - MC.EXE: how to have single event log message file for several programs Hi all I have an application consisting of several programs. I want to have a single dll with event log messages for all programs together. Each program should have its own ProgXY-Msg.mc file. Is this possible? The following two lines make up the ProgXY-Msg.rc file: LANGUAGE 0x7,0x1 1 11 ProgXY-Msg.bin I suppose I can not have more than one resource with a leading "1 11". I suppose if I change it to "2 11" or "1 12" the event log will not be able to read its messages. Is there an alternative to concatenating all *.mc files into a single all.mc file before calling the message compiler MC.EXE? Is there anything like a commandline parameter to MC.EXE to read several mc-files at once? Is there anything like an include statement for *.mc files? Is there an alternative to MC.EXE with does anything of the above? any hints welcome Joerg M-T Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231915
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    - How can i use USB port in visual C++? I have to make a project . It will send sms. I have Motorla mobile phone. How can i communicate that mobile phone? Regards. Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231914
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    - (Not) Echoing Input in Secondary DOS Windows The following program compiles (in VC6.0) and executes, but it fails in one important area: echoing user input in secondary created DOS windows. If you examine the MkWin routine to see how I'm creating these windows (cobbled from MS Help code), something is not being done to make the fgets show data input after the base window's i/o. Specifically, you will see the the prompt for "First Name" works, but the processing for "Last Name" (in the 3rd window) doesn't echo the user input. However, the data is entered in the variable... Comments? Thoughts? TIA #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <iostream> #include <ostream> #include <sstream> #include <string> #include <windows.h> #include <conio.h> #define strMax 1024 #define winMax 30 #define DYelBlk 0x0006 // Yellow-on-Black #define LCynBlk 0x000b // Light Cyan-on-Black #define LYelBlk 0x000e // Yellow-on-Black #define HiNorm 0x000f // Bright White-on-Black #define LBluWht 0x00f9 // Gray-on-Bright White // Type Declarations typedef char Str80[81]; struct S_W { // screen Window type short X1, Y1, X2, Y2; short WinType; short x, y; HANDLE oScreen, iScreen; DWORD fwMode; SMALL_RECT srctReadRect; SMALL_RECT srctWriteRect; } s_w[winMax]; // available windows // Global Variables HANDLE hCon = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE); HANDLE hStdin = GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE); CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO csbi; WORD wOldColorAttrs; int Attr = HiNorm; DWORD cRead, cWritten, fdwMode, fdwOldMode; short c_w = 0; // current window short ParamCount = 0; // system parameter count, via argc Str80 ParamStr[10] = {""}; // File Name(s) storage using namespace std; void Pause(); // Pause execution; wait for user action void Fatal (char *s, int num); // Fatal Error processing void gotoXY(int X, int Y); char* RJust(char *s, unsigned int len); // Right-Justify char* Replicate(int n, char c); // replicate character void SystemInit(int ac, char *av[]) // System Initialization { ParamCount = ac; // set up "system globals" for (int i = 0; i < ac; i++) { strcpy(ParamStr[i], av[i]); } if (!GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(hCon, &csbi)) { MessageBox(NULL, "GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo", "Console Error", MB_OK); exit (300); } wOldColorAttrs = csbi.wAttributes; for (i = 0; i < winMax; i++)// initialize system screen windows { // set defaults s_w[i].WinType = 0; s_w[i].X1 = 1; s_w[i].Y1 = 1; s_w[i].X2 = 80; s_w[i].Y2 = 25; s_w[i].x = s_w[i].y = 1; s_w[i].oScreen = s_w[i].iScreen = NULL; } // for s_w[0].oScreen = hCon; s_w[0].iScreen = hStdin; GetConsoleMode(s_w[0].iScreen, &s_w[0].fwMode); if (!GetConsoleMode(hStdin, &fdwOldMode)) { MessageBox(NULL, "GetConsoleMode", "Console Error", MB_OK); Pause(); } fdwMode = fdwOldMode; if (!SetConsoleMode(hStdin, fdwMode)) { MessageBox(NULL, "SetConsoleMode", "Console Error", MB_OK); Pause(); } return; } // SystemInit void FastWrite (short col, short row, const WORD attr, char *str) { BOOL fSuccess; COORD coord; DWORD cWritten; int len = strlen(str); WORD szAttr[4132]; coord.X = col-1; coord.Y = row-1; memset(szAttr, attr, len*2); fSuccess = WriteConsoleOutputAttribute(s_w[c_w].oScreen, szAttr, len, coord, &cWritten); fSuccess = WriteConsoleOutputCharacter(s_w[c_w].oScreen, str, len, coord, &cWritten); if (!fSuccess) { MessageBox(NULL, "FastWrite", "Console Error", MB_OK); exit (100); } } // FastWrite void clrscr() { DWORD dwWritten = 0; COORD coord = {0, 0}; GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(s_w[c_w].oScreen, &csbi); FillConsoleOutputCharacter(s_w[c_w].oScreen, ' ', csbi.dwSize.X*csbi.dwSize.Y, coord, &dwWritten); FillConsoleOutputAttribute(s_w[c_w].oScreen, HiNorm, csbi.dwSize.X*csbi.dwSize.Y, coord, &dwWritten); SetConsoleCursorPosition(s_w[c_w].oScreen, coord); } // clrscr short ulc[2] = {218, 201}; // Upper Left char short hlc[2] = {196, 205}; // Horizontal Line Char short urc[2] = {191, 187}; // Upper Right Char short vlc[2] = {179, 186}; // Verticle Line Char short lmc[2] = {195, 204}; // Left Middle Char short rmc[2] = {180, 185}; // Right Middle Char short llc[2] = {192, 200}; // Lower Left Char short lrc[2] = {217, 188}; // Lower Right Char void BoxTop(short bt) { short bc = bt-1; char work[161], wline[161]; short nw = (s_w[c_w].X2)-(s_w[c_w].X1); sprintf(wline, "%s", Replicate(80, (char)hlc[bc])); wline[nw-1] = '\0'; sprintf(work,"%c%s%c",(char)ulc[bc],wline,(char)urc[bc]); FastWrite(s_w[c_w].X1, s_w[c_w].Y1, Attr, work); return; } // BoxTop void BoxBot(short bt) { short bc = bt-1; char wline[161], work[161]; short nw = (s_w[c_w].X2)-(s_w[c_w].X1); sprintf(wline, "%s", Replicate(80, (char)hlc[bc])); wline[nw-1] = '\0'; sprintf(work,"%c%s%c",(char)llc[bc],wline,(char)lrc[bc]); FastWrite(s_w[c_w].X1, s_w[c_w].Y2, Attr, work); return; } // BoxBot void BoxLine(short bt, short row, char *s) { char wline[161], work[161]; short bc = bt-1; short nw = (s_w[c_w].X2)-(s_w[c_w].X1); sprintf(wline, "%s%*s", s, nw, " "); wline[nw-1] = '\0'; sprintf(work, "%c%s%c", (char)vlc[bc], wline, (char)vlc[bc]); FastWrite(s_w[c_w].X1, row, Attr, work); return; } // BoxLine void MkWin(short x1, short y1, short x2, short y2) // Make Window { int fSuccess = 0; char emsg[strMax] = ""; COORD coordBufSize = {80,25}; COORD coordBufCoord = {0,0}; CHAR_INFO chiBuffer[81*51]; if(++c_w < winMax) // can we allocate this new window? { s_w[c_w].oScreen = CreateConsoleScreenBuffer( GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, CONSOLE_TEXTMODE_BUFFER, NULL); if (s_w[c_w].oScreen != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { // Make the new screen buffer the active screen buffer if (!SetConsoleActiveScreenBuffer(s_w[c_w].oScreen)) { sprintf(emsg, "SetConsoleActiveScreenBuffer failure - Window #%d", c_w); MessageBox(NULL, emsg, "Console Error", MB_OK); exit (298); } s_w[c_w].X1 = x1; s_w[c_w].Y1 = y1; s_w[c_w].X2 = x2; s_w[c_w].Y2 = y2; // Set the source rectangle s_w[c_w].srctReadRect.Top = 0; // top left: row 0, col 0 s_w[c_w].srctReadRect.Left = 0; s_w[c_w].srctReadRect.Bottom = 24; // bottom right: row 24, col 79 s_w[c_w].srctReadRect.Right = 79; // Copy the block from the screen buffer to the temp. buffer fSuccess = ReadConsoleOutput( s_w[c_w-1].oScreen, // source screen buffer chiBuffer, // target buffer coordBufSize, // col-row size of chiBuffer coordBufCoord,// top left destination cell in chiBuffer &s_w[c_w].srctReadRect); // screen buffer source rectangle if (!fSuccess) { MessageBox(NULL, "ReadConsoleOutput", "Console Error", MB_OK); exit (97); } // Set the destination rectangle s_w[c_w].srctWriteRect.Top = 0; // top lt: row 0, col 0 s_w[c_w].srctWriteRect.Left = 0; s_w[c_w].srctWriteRect.Bottom = 24; // bot. rt: row 24, col 79 s_w[c_w].srctWriteRect.Right = 79; // Copy from the temporary buffer to the new screen buffer fSuccess = WriteConsoleOutput( s_w[c_w].oScreen, // destination screen buffer chiBuffer, // source buffer coordBufSize, // col-row size of chiBuffer coordBufCoord, // top left src cell in chiBuffer &s_w[c_w].srctWriteRect); // destination screen buffer rectangle if (!fSuccess) { MessageBox(NULL, "WriteConsoleOutput", "Console Error", MB_OK); exit (96); } } else { sprintf(emsg, "*** Cannot open window #%d - Terminating ***", c_w); Fatal(emsg, 299); } } else { c_w--; Fatal("*** Maximum Windows Exceeded - Terminating ***", 299); } return; } // MkWin void DrWin(short bt) // display empty window box { short rowsave = s_w[c_w].y; BoxTop(bt); // draw top of box for (int n = 1; n < (s_w[c_w].Y2-s_w[c_w].Y1); n++) BoxLine(bt, s_w[c_w].Y1+n, ""); // sides s_w[c_w].y = rowsave; BoxBot(bt); // bottom } // DrWin void gotoXY(int X, int Y) { GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(s_w[c_w].oScreen, &csbi); COORD coord = {X-1, Y-1}; SetConsoleCursorPosition(s_w[c_w].oScreen, coord); } // gotoXY void Pause() // Pause program & wait for user response { char c1, c2; GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(s_w[c_w].oScreen, &csbi); FastWrite(csbi.dwCursorPosition.X+1,csbi.dwCursorPosition.Y+ 1,Attr,"Press any key..."); c1 = getch(); if (c1 == '\0') // special/extended key; fetch scan code c2 = getch(); GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(s_w[c_w].oScreen, &csbi); return; } // Pause void Pause(int x, int y) // Pause program, wait for user response { char c1, c2; FastWrite(x,y,Attr,"Press any key..."); c1 = getch(); if (c1 == '\0') // special/extended key; fetch scan code c2 = getch(); GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo(s_w[c_w].oScreen, &csbi); return; } // Pause char* RJust (char *s, unsigned int len) // Right-Justify { static char w[strMax]; memset(w,' ',len); w[len] = '\0'; // blank fill for left strcat(w, s); return w; } // RJust void Fatal (char *s, int num) // Fatal Error processing { printf (s); exit (num); } // Fatal char* Replicate(int n, char c) // replicate a character { static char w[strMax]; memset(w, c, n-1); w[n] = NULL; return w; } int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { char szName[25] = ""; SystemInit(argc, argv); // creates window #0 DrWin(2); // draw window - double bar FastWrite (2,7,LBluWht,"Enter your First name:"); gotoXY(25,7); fgets(szName, sizeof(szName), stdin); MkWin( 1, 1, 80, 25); // make window #1 Attr = LCynBlk; DrWin(1); // draw window #1 - single bar MkWin(11, 6, 70, 15); // make window #2 DrWin(2); // draw window #2 - double bar FastWrite (12,10,LYelBlk,"Enter your Last name:"); gotoXY(34,10); fgets(szName, sizeof(szName), stdin); Pause(2,24); return 0; } Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231913
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    - virtual-multiple inheritance. what an extra dword is for? This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C4577D.73E543F0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hello All, I've fount that if I compile the same program using gcc and vc 2003 = the same class E (see complete source bellow) has different size (on vc = it is 4 bytes bigger). Digging into this I've found that vc is reserving = a dword in the E class right before storage for virtual base class. In = my tests value of this dword always was 0. I did not see any code = referencing this memory.=20 Anybody has any idea what this dword is for? Vladimir. /* Compile: cl -EHsc -Zi t11.cpp Classes hierarchy A / \ | | | | B D C | | | | | | \ | / E Output: My Interpritation: ma=3Dff1, sizeof(A)=3D8 sizeof(vtable) + sizeof(ma_) mb=3Dff2, sizeof(B)=3D20 sizeof(vtable) + sizeof(mb_) + = 1*sizeof(DWORD) + sizeof(A) mc=3Dff3, sizeof(C)=3D20 sizeof(vtable) + sizeof(mb_) + = 1*sizeof(DWORD) + sizeof(A) md=3Dff4, sizeof(D)=3D8 sizeof(vtable) + sizeof(md_) me=3Dff5, sizeof(E)=3D40 =20 &before - &after =3D 13 Layout of the stack in the "main" function: Nr Address Value Points to My Interpritation 01 0012feb0 00000fe2 << veriable "after" 02 0012feb4 0041f178 t11!E::`vftable' << veriable e, start of E, = start of E::D 03 0012feb8 00000ff4 << e.md_ 04 0012febc 0041f188 t11!E::`vbtable' << start of E::B 05 0012fec0 00000ff2 << e.mb_ 06 0012fec4 0041f17c t11!E::`vbtable' << start of E::C 07 0012fec8 00000ff3 << e.mc_ 08 0012fecc 00000ff5 << e.me_ 09 0012fed0 00000000 << ???WHAT ARE THIS FOR??? 10 0012fed4 0041f174 t11!E::`vftable' << start of E::A 11 0012fed8 00000ff1 << e.ma_, end of E 12 0012fedc 0000000c << veriable "distance" 13 0012fee0 00000fe1 << veriable "before" */ #include<iostream> using namespace std; class A { public: explicit A(long ma) : ma_(ma) { } virtual void foo(); private: long ma_; }; void A::foo() { cout << hex << "ma=3D" << ma_ << ", sizeof(A)=3D" << dec << = sizeof(A) << "\n"; } class B : public virtual A { public: explicit B(long mb) : mb_(mb), A(0) { } virtual void foo(); private: long mb_; }; void B::foo() { cout << hex << "mb=3D" << mb_ << ", sizeof(B)=3D" << dec << = sizeof(B) << "\n"; } class C : public virtual A { public: explicit C(long mc) : mc_(mc), A(0) { } virtual void foo(); private: long mc_; }; void C::foo() { cout << hex << "mc=3D" << mc_ << ", sizeof(C)=3D" << dec << = sizeof(C) << "\n"; } class D { public: explicit D(long md) : md_(md) { } virtual void foo(); private: long md_; }; void D::foo() { cout << hex << "md=3D" << md_ << ", sizeof(D)=3D" << dec << = sizeof(D) << "\n"; } class E : public B, public C, public D { public: explicit E(long ma=3D0xFF1, long mb=3D0xFF2, long mc=3D0xFF3, long = md=3D0xFF4, long me=3D0xFF5) : A(ma), B(mb), C(mc), D(md), me_(me) { } virtual void foo(); private: long me_; }; void E::foo() { A::foo(); B::foo(); C::foo(); D::foo(); cout << hex << "me=3D" << me_ << ", sizeof(E)=3D" << dec << = sizeof(E) << "\n"; } int main(int, char **) { cout << hex; int distance =3D 0; int before =3D 0xFE1; E e; if(!distance) { //to prevent compiler from rearanging veriables on = the stack int after =3D 0xFE2; distance =3D &before - &after; } e.foo(); cout << dec << "&before - &after =3D " << abs(distance) << "\n"; return 0; } ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C4577D.73E543F0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1400" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>Hello All,</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    I've fount that if = I compile=20 the same program using gcc and vc 2003  the same class E = (see complete=20 source bellow) has different size (on vc it is 4 bytes bigger). Digging = into=20 this I've found that vc is reserving a dword in the E class right before = storage=20 for virtual base class. In my tests value of this dword always was 0. I = did not=20 see any code referencing this memory. </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    Anybody has any = idea what this=20 dword is for?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>Vladimir.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>/*</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>Compile:<BR>    cl = -EHsc -Zi=20 t11.cpp</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>Classes=20 hierarchy<BR>       = A<BR>    =20 /   \<BR>    |    =20 |<BR>    |     = |<BR>   =20 B  D  C<BR>    |  | =20 |<BR>    |  |  |<BR>     \ = |=20 /<BR>       E</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier=20 size=3D2>Output:         &nb= sp;           =20 My Interpritation:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    ma=3Dff1,=20 sizeof(A)=3D8      sizeof(vtable) +=20 sizeof(ma_)<BR>    mb=3Dff2, = sizeof(B)=3D20    =20 sizeof(vtable) + sizeof(mb_) + 1*sizeof(DWORD) + = sizeof(A)<BR>   =20 mc=3Dff3, sizeof(C)=3D20     sizeof(vtable) + = sizeof(mb_) +=20 1*sizeof(DWORD) + sizeof(A)<BR>    md=3Dff4,=20 sizeof(D)=3D8      sizeof(vtable) +=20 sizeof(md_)<BR>    me=3Dff5, = sizeof(E)=3D40    =20 <BR>    &before - &after =3D 13</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>Layout of the stack in the "main"=20 function:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    Nr = Address  =20 Value    Points=20 to          My=20 Interpritation<BR>    01 0012feb0 =20 00000fe2          &nbsp= ;        =20 << veriable "after"</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    02 0012feb4  = 0041f178=20 t11!E::`vftable'   << veriable e, start of E, start of=20 E::D<BR>    03 0012feb8 =20 00000ff4          &nbsp= ;        =20 << e.md_<BR>    04 0012febc  0041f188=20 t11!E::`vbtable'   << start of = E::B<BR>    05=20 0012fec0 =20 00000ff2          &nbsp= ;        =20 << e.mb_<BR>    06 0012fec4  0041f17c=20 t11!E::`vbtable'   << start of = E::C<BR>    07=20 0012fec8 =20 00000ff3          &nbsp= ;        =20 << e.mc_<BR>    08 0012fecc =20 00000ff5          &nbsp= ;        =20 << e.me_<BR>    09 0012fed0 =20 00000000          &nbsp= ;        =20 << ???WHAT ARE THIS FOR???<BR>    10 0012fed4  = 0041f174 t11!E::`vftable'   << start of=20 E::A<BR>    11 0012fed8 =20 00000ff1          &nbsp= ;        =20 << e.ma_, end of E<BR>    12 0012fedc =20 0000000c          &nbsp= ;        =20 << veriable "distance"</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    13 0012fee0 =20 00000fe1          &nbsp= ;        =20 << veriable "before"</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>*/</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>#include<iostream></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>using namespace std;<BR><BR>class A=20 {<BR>public:<BR>    explicit A(long=20 ma)<BR>        : ma_(ma)=20 {<BR>    }<BR>    virtual void=20 foo();<BR>private:<BR>    long ma_;<BR>};</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>void A::foo() {<BR>    = cout=20 << hex << "ma=3D" << ma_ << ", sizeof(A)=3D" = << dec=20 << sizeof(A) << "\n";<BR>}</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>class B : public virtual A=20 {<BR>public:<BR>    explicit B(long=20 mb)<BR>        : mb_(mb), A(0)=20 {<BR>    }<BR>    virtual void=20 foo();<BR>private:<BR>    long mb_;<BR>};</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>void B::foo() {<BR>    = cout=20 << hex << "mb=3D" << mb_ << ", sizeof(B)=3D" = << dec=20 << sizeof(B) << "\n";<BR>}</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>class C : public virtual A=20 {<BR>public:<BR>    explicit C(long=20 mc)<BR>        : mc_(mc), A(0)=20 {<BR>    }<BR>    virtual void=20 foo();<BR>private:<BR>    long mc_;<BR>};</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>void C::foo() {<BR>    = cout=20 << hex << "mc=3D" << mc_ << ", sizeof(C)=3D" = << dec=20 << sizeof(C) << "\n";<BR>}</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>class D = {<BR>public:<BR>   =20 explicit D(long md)<BR>        : = md_(md)=20 {<BR>    }<BR>    virtual void=20 foo();<BR>private:<BR>    long md_;<BR>};</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>void D::foo() {<BR>    = cout=20 << hex << "md=3D" << md_ << ", sizeof(D)=3D" = << dec=20 << sizeof(D) << "\n";<BR>}</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>class E : public B, public C, public = D=20 {<BR>public:<BR>    explicit E(long ma=3D0xFF1, long = mb=3D0xFF2, long=20 mc=3D0xFF3, long md=3D0xFF4, long=20 me=3D0xFF5)<BR>        : A(ma), = B(mb), C(mc),=20 D(md), me_(me) {<BR>    }<BR>    virtual = void=20 foo();<BR>private:<BR>    long me_;<BR>};</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>void E::foo() {<BR>    = A::foo();<BR>    B::foo();<BR>   =20 C::foo();<BR>    D::foo();<BR>    cout = <<=20 hex << "me=3D" << me_ << ", sizeof(E)=3D" << dec = <<=20 sizeof(E) << "\n";<BR>}</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>int main(int, char **) = {<BR>   =20 cout << hex;</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    int distance =3D=20 0;<BR>    int before =3D 0xFE1;</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    E = e;<BR>   =20 if(!distance) { //to prevent compiler from rearanging veriables on the=20 stack<BR>        int after =3D=20 0xFE2;<BR>        distance =3D = &before -=20 &after;<BR>    }<BR>    = e.foo();</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    cout << dec = <<=20 "&before - &after =3D "  << abs(distance) <<=20 "\n";</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT face=3DCourier size=3D2>    return=20 0;<BR>}</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C4577D.73E543F0-- Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231908
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    - ListView from namespace system::windows::form Hi, i would like to find an example how to use the ListView from the namespace system::Windows::Forms. including all include, using, and basic code.. i didn't find any help about it on internet...just about C# or VB, but nothing regarding C++. thx, Maileen Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231907
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    - Forcing a symbol out of an executable I'm using VC6.0 SP5 and VC.NET 7.1. I have a third-party static library (no source) that when linked into my executable, results in my executable exporting the static library's symbols. I believe it's due to how the static library itself is contructed (I'm not specifying its entry points in a .def file, with a /EXPORTS or /INCLUDE switch, or by __declspec(dllexport) in the source code of my project or any includes) . Is it possible to either: a) Modify the static library to prevent this behavior or b) Explicitly exclude entry points when linking my executable and if so, how? Thanks. -------------------------- Kyle Alons http://www.kinook.com/ Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231902
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    - run-time array bounds checking Compiling the program below with MSVC 13.10.3077 for 80x86 using the /GX /GZ /Ge options #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int ix[1]; ix[0] = 3; cout << ix[0] << " " << ix[1] << endl; } produces a compilation warning local variable 'ix' used without having been initialized and output 3 -858993460 Is there an option that will cause the program to terminate at run time (preferably with an informative error message) when trying to access an out-of-bounds array element? If I add the line ix[1] = 4; before the cout the program prints '3 4' and then crashes. It would be better if it crashed at the 'ix[1] = 4;' line. Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231901
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    - OO dll backward compactibility problem Hi, I wonder if anyone can give me some advices for this problem. I have been working on some program to interface with some devices and I would like to use the OO model to interface with different devices with different dll. I tried to seperate the design into 3 layers: /* BaseDevice .h */ class EXPORT_DLL_PREFIX BaseDevice{ public: BaseDevice(){} ~BaseDevice(){} virtual void DeviceCallA()=0; }; typedef BaseDevice * (CALLBACK* BASEDEVICE_GET_INSTANCE)(); /* Inherited Device class A DeviceA.cpp */ #include <BaseDevice.h> #static BaseDevice instance = NULL; class EXPORT_DLL_PREFIX DeviceA: BaseDevice { public: DeviceA() {// do something} ~DeviceA() {// do something } DeviceCallA() { // Do the actual work here... } }; BaseDevice * getInstance() { .... instance = new DeviceA(); return instance; } /* upper interface layer upper.cpp */ ... static BASE_DEVICE_GET_INSTANCE getInstance; .... BaseDevice * device; ..... getInstance = (BASE_DEVICE_GET_INSTANCE )GetProcAddress( modHandle, _T( "getInstance" ) ); // link to the (DeviceA.dll) and get the instance... device = getInstance(); device -> DeviceCallA(); .. Turn out it works. However, if I would like to add another method to the BaseDevice.h for the new support device, problems comes up. Any previous application which was developed using DeviceA.dll will not run. I know that it is due to the virtual table ordering when new methods are added. Are there any suggestion to this problem that adding new methods will not affect previously developed applications which used link to the previous version of the dll implementing the previous version of the abstract class? Thanks! Kenric Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231900
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    - __loctotime32_t problem in MSVS 8.0 If issues related to MSVS 8.0 should be posted somewhere else, I would appreciate a pointer in the right direction. We are using MSVS 8.0.40426 (pd5.040426-1400) on Win32 XP There looks to be a bug in __loctotime32_t (called from _stati64 which is actually _stat32i64) where EINVAL is incorrectly reported. Here is the code fragment from the Microsoft VC7 CRT. Notice that the first "if" has a side effect of modifying the parameter "yr"; however, the subsequent _VALIDATE_RETURN expects "yr" not to have been changed. Also note that yr is later decremented by 1900 again. __time32_t __cdecl __loctotime32_t ( int yr, /* 0 based */ int mo, /* 1 based */ int dy, /* 1 based */ int hr, int mn, int sc, int dstflag ) { int tmpdays; __time32_t tmptim; struct tm tb; /* * Do a range check on the year and convert it to a delta * off of 1900. */ if ( ((yr -= 1900) < _BASE_YEAR) || (yr > _MAX_YEAR) ) return (__time32_t)(-1); _VALIDATE_RETURN( ( ( ( yr - 1900 ) >= _BASE_YEAR ) && ( ( yr - 1900 ) <= _MAX_YEAR ) ), EINVAL, ( ( __time32_t )( -1 ) ) ) yr -= 1900; -- Jason Hinsperger Product Manager iAnywhere Solutions Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231899
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    - Debug/Fig06_05.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 4 unresolved externals i run my program i have this error (i have #include "time.h" in my file ) w--------------------Configuration: Fig06_05 - Win32 Debug-------------------- Linking... Fig06_05.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: void __thiscall Time::setTime(int,int,int)" (?setTime@Time@@QAEXHHH@Z) Fig06_05.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: void __thiscall Time::printStandard(void)" (?printStandard@Time@@QAEXXZ) Fig06_05.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: void __thiscall Time::printMilitary(void)" (?printMilitary@Time@@QAEXXZ) Fig06_05.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall Time::Time(void)" (??0Time@@QAE@XZ) Debug/Fig06_05.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 4 unresolved externals hen Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231898
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    - main(int argc, char* argv[]) When started from VC6 IDE, I receive 7 arguments in argc/argv. When started from console I receive 8 arguments in argc/argv. What should I do? This is how I strat my console app from debugger: -p1 -p2 -p3 -p4 -p5 -p6 -p7 This is how I start my console app from console: TestApp -p1 -p2 -p3 -p4 -p5 -p6 -p7 I've tryed to add "TestApp" in a front of debugger argument list, but then I have to change argv[3] into argv[4] in my app, if my app was invoked from VC6 IDE, but I don't know if my console app was started from VC6 IDE or console. I'm using Windows XP Pro. Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231895
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    - Download API , help please Hi I wrote a small download manager. Im using IBindStatusCallback and i want to prevent "caching" the files : STDMETHODIMP CBindStatusCallback::GetBindInfo(DWORD* pgrfBINDF, BINDINFO* pbindinfo) { *pgrfBINDF = BINDF_NOWRITECACHE; return S_OK; } But its not working, the data is still cached !!! What am i missing here ? thanks Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231890
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    - A question of SAPI? Hi I want to make a tool, using Microsoft Speech with VC++6.0 . The XP ->Contral panel->Speech->SpeechRecognize we can choose the "Microsoft English Recongizer" or "Microsoft Simplfied Chinese Recongizer" etc...but I want to make it in my tool. Are there any SAPI functions to choose the Recongizer? Thanks in advance Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231887
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    - pre-compiled header file To use pre-compiled header file, for the first time of compiling a project, we have to specify "Not use pre-compiled header file" in the project's Setting options, since there is no .pch file yet and for each project, the .PCH file could be different. Is this correct? In a Windows console program, is the "stdafx.h" header file that determines what to be included in the .PCH file? Is "stdafx.h" header file can be compiled, can other header files like being created by myself be compile as well? Thanks! Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231886
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    - Finding waveIn devices I am trying to read sound from a microphone but I can not make it work. The problem might be that I am using the device. According to waveInGetNumDevs(), I have two devices. My problem is that I do not know what devices they are, I do not know how to find their names and their device ids. In the documentation, they give the device to waveInOpen as WAVE_MAPPER which seems to work as some sort of default device. I can not make this work. (I hate the Visual Studio Help. When I search on DeviceId, I only get fax references. I suppose they are out there somewhere but I could not find any answers to my questions.) Thanks for any answer Anders Floderus -- m a i l : anders d o t floderus a t swipnet d o t se Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231881
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    - vector and class - end Hi, i have the following class : class Book { string Category; string SubCategory; Book(string Cat, string SubCat) { Category = Cat; SubCategory = SubCat; }; }; in my cpp file, i use a vector of this class: vector<Book> My_Book; My_Book.push_back(Book("Cat1","SubCat1")); My_Book.push_back(Book("Cat2","SubCat2")); My_Book.push_back(Book("Cat3","SubCat3")); // this works great...but how can i display later my data ? i tried : char buf[1024]; for(int i=0;i<My_Book.size();i++) { wsprintf(buf,"Element %d : %s\n",i+1,&My_Book.at(i).Category); TRACE(buf); } but it doesn't work... i mean &My_Book.at(i).Category i have partially good result...but just partially :( something like : IIIICat1 and IIIIcat2,.... thx for help, Maileen Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231851
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    - strange behavior of Vector Hi, I'm still working on my Book Class using vector. due to a strange behavior of vector function : push_back(), i decided to do a simple test. the result is absolutely the same...it's to say : I wrote this : //------------- vector<int> Pokus; Pokus.push_back(10); Pokus.push_back(20); when i control in my Local window the values, i have : Pokus _MyFirst 10 _MyLast *? a random value but not 20 _Myend *? the same random value than _MyLast so i was thinking that push_back function reallocate memory in case of need...but it seems to not work. Does anyone already had this behavior or just me ? thx, Maileen Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231844
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    - ListView from namespace System.Windows.Forms.TreeView Hi, I'm trying to use the ListView available in the namespace System.Windows.Forms.TreeView. But impossible to make it run....i tried : using namespace System::Windows::Forms::TreeView; how i can get access to this namespace in order to use this LIstView control ? thanks, Maileen Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231839
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    - Class constructor limited in parameter ? Hi, I'm still with my vector and my Book class. I have a strange behavior during construction of my class. I my class constructor as 5 parameters it works, if it has 6 parameter, VC.NET returns me an error : error C2059: syntax error : ')' here is code : class Book { public: std::string Category; std::string SubCategory; std::string Title; std::string Author; int Pages; int Year; std::string Publisher; std::string Format; std::string Description; std::string Language; std::string Image; std::string Information; // constructor Book(std::string Arg_Category, std::string Arg_SubCategory, std::string Arg_Title, std::string Arg_Author, int Arg_Pages, int Arg_Year, std:string Arg_Publisher) : Category(Arg_Category), SubCategory(Arg_SubCategory), Title(Arg_Title), Author(Arg_Author), Pages(Arg_Pages), Year(Arg_Year), Publisher(Arg_Publisher) { } }; this work when i use : std::vector<Book> Books; Books.push_back(Book("Category_1", "SubCategory_1", "Title_1","Author_1", 588, 2004, "Publisher_1")); but if in my class i have as constrcutor: Book(std::string Arg_Category, std::string Arg_SubCategory, std::string Arg_Title, std::string Arg_Author, int Arg_Pages, int Arg_Year, std:string Arg_Publisher, std::string Arg_Format) : Category(Arg_Category), SubCategory(Arg_SubCategory), Title(Arg_Title), Author(Arg_Author), Pages(Arg_Pages), Year(Arg_Year), Publisher(Arg_Publisher),Format(Arg_Format) { } and i initialize it as such : std::vector<Book> Books; Books.push_back(Book("Category_1", "SubCategory_1", "Title_1","Author_1", 588, 2004, "Publisher_1", "Format_1")); i get error written above :( so, Is there any limitation for the number of parameters in constructor ? if yes (and i've never seen it), how can i initialize more parameters ? thx, Maileen Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231833
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    - Cannot add fields at runtime to a CDaoRecordSet class I solved this once before using VC++ and CDaoRecordSet, but I am looking for a better solution - even though I have the sinking feeling that what I am attempting to accomplish is not possible. Here is the issue (at least a pared down version of it): My VC++ MFC application has a Microsoft Access file Networks.mdb which currently has six fields. The problem arises when I want to add another (or seventh) field. There is no problem updating the CPP (or class file) for this file - Networks.mdb. I am able to successfully bind a new variable for the new field. But of course this means I can no longer read the old MDB file without throwing an exception. Which is not unexpected since the number of elements (6) no longer matches the new class file where m_nFields is now set to 7. So my question is there a way to open this mismatched MDB file at runtime so that I can retrieve the records and safe them in the new MDB file. Of course the added problem is both MDB files have the same name. TIA. Michael T. Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231820
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    - bool and == Hi, Can the == operator be used with bool? Is this valid? //////////// bool a, b; bool c = a == b; //////////// Thanks, Nelson Tag: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() Tag: 231815
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Hello,
To dispaly the value of variable B of type double in a MFC text
control, I am using the following three lines
CString maxA;
double B=0.00;
maxA.Format("%f ",B);

Everything is and the numbers are diplayed like '2.987654'. I would,
however, want the numbers to be displayed upto only three digits
after decimal point. Would someone tell me please how can it be done?
Thanks.

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Re: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() by stefkeB

stefkeB
Tue Jun 22 10:04:20 CDT 2004

maxA.Format("%.3f ",B);

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Re: restricting number of digits after decimal point using CString.format() by miahmed67

miahmed67
Wed Jun 23 04:03:31 CDT 2004

"stefkeB" <stefkeB@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<eUUNuoGWEHA.3492@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl>...
> maxA.Format("%.3f ",B);

Thank you.

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