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    Re: The "last one to post on this thread wins" Thread

    Number 9.....Number 9...Number 9.....
  2. Thread: Fear the Turtle

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    Re: Fear the Turtle

    ....Does Maryland still have a basketball team?
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    Re: UNICODE with CString...

    Try CStringT
  4. Re: DrawText Problem Figuring Out the Size of a Radio Button

    Resizing controls can be tricky. The following may be helpful.

    Sometimes the GetSystemMetrics function can help. For instance the height of a combo box is the same as the arrows on a scroll bar...
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    Re: Question for Bitmap Decoding

    The number of bytes in each line in the bitmap must be evenly divisible by 4, if it isn't windows will pad the the line with either 1, 2 or 3 bytes to make it evenly divisible by 4.

    In the bitmap...
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    Re: ReadFile() interferes in WriteFile()

    Overlapped IO
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    The limit of hysteresis as the percent cell...

    The limit of hysteresis as the percent cell approaches 100 is zero. :eek:
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    Hi, A better choice might be to pass a pointer...

    Hi,

    A better choice might be to pass a pointer to the CStatic rather than declare a whole new CStatic. For example :


    CGameConsoleDlg:DoIt(CStatic *X,int SERIAL)

    and then to call the...
  9. Thread: Changing cursor

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    RE: Cursoresis

    One method might be to process the WM_SETCURSOR message (OnSetCursor )if you want to change the cursor according to events in the program:


    BOOL CGraphWnd::OnSetCursor(CWnd* pWnd, UINT nHitTest,...
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    Am I still here? :sick:

    Am I still here? :sick:
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    m_RootLine->NextLine=m_SelectedLine->NextLine;...

    m_RootLine->NextLine=m_SelectedLine->NextLine;
    m_SelectedLine->NextLine->PrevLine=m_RootLine;
    delete m_SelectedLine;
    m_SelectedLine=m_RootLine->NextLine;
    m_SelectedSeg=m_SelectedLine->LastSeg;
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    I had a similar problem. I have a progragram...

    I had a similar problem. I have a progragram where the user can dump the client to a BMP file. But it would capture the file dialog. So what I did was basically do the DoModal for the file dialog...
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    Here are 2 functions that are useful. DumpClient...

    Here are 2 functions that are useful. DumpClient copys the client contents to a member Bitmap and RestoreClient takes the copies the member bitmap (m_ClientBmp) back to the client. The contents of...
  14. Since you specified different item's height ,I am...

    Since you specified different item's height ,I am guessing you used ownerdraw variable and not owner draw fixed? In the DrawItem function (or other places) you can use SetItemHeight to set the height...
  15. ....and after looking at the code I see that you...

    ....and after looking at the code I see that you have used char Test[25]. So.....


    void ConvertTest(char *input)
    {
    double usDollar=0.0;
    double test=atof(input);
    printf("test =...
  16. Try atof(): double Num=atof(Test[0]); ...

    Try atof():


    double Num=atof(Test[0]);

    This assumes that Test is an array of strings (ex. char *Test[10], char **Test or similar).

    TDM
  17. The attachment in this...

    The attachment in this thread might provide some insight.

    TDM
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    The original post indicated the sum of the bytes...

    The original post indicated the sum of the bytes and also indicated checksum. I always understood the checksum to be the 2's complement of the sum of the bytes. Therefore the checksum is actually...
  19. Thread: Get Substring

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    RE: Get substring

    If you have VC.net which uses the "new" CSimpleStringT you can use Tokenize which works like the old strtok. Otherwise you can do it with CString::Find, CString::Mid and a while loop.

    TDM
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    Yes, Since my original responses in this thread I...

    Yes, Since my original responses in this thread I have investigated different serial ports and different operating systems. The behavior of the DTR line differed with different UARTS and operating...
  21. Actually, to get the arrow keys you need to...

    Actually, to get the arrow keys you need to process the WM_KEYDOWN message and the WM_GETDLGCODE message. You should be aware that if an edit box has keyboard focus, the any keypresses will be...
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    TDM's words of wisdom volume 1: Always verify...

    TDM's words of wisdom volume 1:

    Always verify that there are plenty of crackers before you start cutting the cheese.
  23. Thread: timer question

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    It is unlikely that you will be able to achieve...

    It is unlikely that you will be able to achieve an accurate 10us pulse from Windows. It would be fairly simple to generate this with a simple hardware setup consisting of a suitable timer and a FET...
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    One method might be to greate a button on the...

    One method might be to greate a button on the dialog. Then after you type the string you want in the edit box, press the button to add the string to the list box. Create a handler for the button...
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    Made you look! BTW - I prefer definition 2-b....

    Made you look!

    BTW - I prefer definition 2-b.

    P.S. I swear I wasn't speeding ossifer.

    TDM
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