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Whether the OP does or someone else who stumbles onto this thread, what's wrong with posting my soluction? :)

You have to use a loop and accumulate the lines one at a time. Here's what works for me:


CString text = "";

int lines = m_cEdit.GetLineCount();
for ( int i = 0; i < lines; i++ )...

(Two years later...)

I was having this problem, too, but I solved it by making the following change.

From this:

CFile htmFile;
CString strFileName = _T("C:\\Temp\\TempHTML.htm");

if (...

I didn't think "Focused" was what I was testing for. It is not a single-selection list, so more than one can be selected, but only one can be focused, right? I'm concerned about the selection...

Thanks for your quick reply!

On the second click, I expect uOldState == (LVIS_SELECTED & LVIS_FOCUSED). Actually, I'm surprised I get interrupted at all. Since the state is not actually...

I have a report-style CListCtrl, and I receive LVN_ITEMCHANGED notifications. The odd behavior that I am noticing is as follows:

- Select an item in the list: receive uChanged's LVIF_STATE is...

I have a related question:

When I click on an item in my CListCtrl, I get the LVN_ITEMCHANGED notifications. However, if I click on the same item twice (not double-click), I actually get a state...

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it, but unfortunately, it didn't do the trick. I've attached a picture of what "My Computer" shows when the CD/DVD drive is virtually powered off. When it's like...

I guess I should ask the question a different way: If Windows has powered down a device (CD/DVD drive), and it does not appear in the GetLogicalDrives output, how does Windows know that the drive is...

Thanks for your quick response. But I'm confused. If the drive is internal, then it is available. It is not physically powered off. There is no "on/off" switch for it.

Does Windows 7 provide a...

Has anyone else noticed that (on Windows 7, especially) drives that are powered down, even internal drives, don't get reported by GetLogicalDrives? Is this to be expected? Or am I missing something?...

Igor,

Thank you very much for your time and efforts. Your help is greatly appreciated! :)

Once I get around to implementing this new subclass, I'll come back to the original article and find a...

I understand. Unfortunately, when you tell Windows that you want the button to be an "Owner Drawn" button, it loses any and all knowledge of how that button was intended to be used. If you don't make...

Thank you for your reply, Igor.

I have decided to subclass the CColorButton class and make a CColorRadio class. In here, the only thing I want to do is override "OnLButtonDown" (or maybe...

I am using one of the Colored Button classes that I found here on CodeGuru.com (ColorButton.cpp & .h written by Marius Bancila (m*******@yahoo.com) Copyright © 2004). I have made a few minor...

Sayed,

Here's some code that I use:


SCROLLBARINFO sbi;
memset(&sbi, 0, sizeof(SCROLLBARINFO));
sbi.cbSize = sizeof(SCROLLBARINFO);

...

Hi, John.

First of all, thanks for your replies! You got me thinking about this, and that's always good. :rolleyes:

I discovered what the problem was by actually debugging a related problem in...

John,

Thanks for your reply! I'm not sure how much you want to see, but here is the initialization that is failing:


// Defined in the class in the .h file

CToolTipCtrl m_TrackToolTip;...

John,

It's been a while, but might you be willing to answer a question regarding this issue?

I've looked at your sample, and incorporated it into a couple of my projects. In one, I have it...

ahmadali,

One thing that I have noticed in my development is that if there is a window that contains your dialog items, and it is higher up in the tab order, you may not see your Tool Tips.

For...

Hi, Kirants.

I'm not sure if you're looking at this thread any more, but I'm getting the same problem as stated above. In answer to your questions:

I'm building on WinXP-SP3, using VS 2005...

You have two choices:

1. Modify the "OnOK" override routine

2. Change the ID of the button to something other than IDOK, and then write an "OnButtonClick" routine for it.

Exactly. Make sure you do things in the proper order:


BOOL CMyDlgClass::OnInitDialog()
{
CDialog::OnInitDialog();
// After this, you can access your dialog's controls

...

1. You can set it's "Visible" property to "False"
2. GetDlgItem(IDC_CHECK1)->ShowWindow(SW_HIDE);

Padan,

Please post your solution here, or at least give some clues to the community (myself included) as to how you solved it. Thanks!!!

Dave