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I'm trying to write an application in C#.NET (Visual Studio 2002), that deals with multiple windows, a bit like the wizards do, that is with a "Next" button etc.

I'd like to be...

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When using an OpenFileDialog in my project, the 4 small icons which are right to the "Look in" listbox are displayed in the "old" windows style. I'd like to have those nicer and more...

As an exercise to learn C# programming, I've been developing a tiny application that connects to an Oracle database, and sends a SQL query to it. The results, if any, are then displayed in a...

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I just started using Crystal Reports a few days ago and thus don't have any real experience with it. I'm trying to have checkboxes in my report, which will be checked or not depending...

Yes, I am, or actually I was :-). I moved the "#include <list>" after the other #include directives and it's now working. There must have been something in those headers which was confusing stuff. ...

Ok, I added it, thanks. But the compiler still errors. It's actually choking before this line, at the first usage of std::list. I don't think that I'm already inside some namespace since I don't...

Here it is :

void
CCalView::CalcRdvRectList(CList<CRdv, CRdv> &RdvList, CList<CRect, CRect> &RdvRectList)
{
std::list<rdv_t> RdvCtrlList;
std::list<std::list<rdv_t>> AllConflicts;...

As far as I can tell, this line is absolutely not needed since I'm not trying to access the list template as list but as std::list. Besides, I already said in this thread that putting this line...

The exact error message is "'list' : is not a member of 'std'".

mytype is a rdv_t, which is a typedef on a struct.

I'm sorry, I can't post the code here, and I'm really sorry to say this, being...

I was doing :

#include <list>

and then declaring as "std::list<mytype> mylist;" directly.

I tried with using namespace std; and with using std::list; and then declaring as "list<mytype>...

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I'm trying to use the STL list template class in some code of mine and I get weird errors, or at least they look weird to me. I'm properly including the list header at the beginning of...

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I've finally decided to use the STL standard list template because it's much simpler. But now I'm _really_ confused. I properly #include <list> at the beginning of my source file, and...

Well, since the rest of the code isn't using STL, I wouldn't like to start using it just for this little piece of code. I believe that it would cause my executable to get bigger, wouldn't it?
...

Wow, thanks a lot Paul! I now have everything (and more!) I need to know to do what I want.

Thanks again,
Maxime

I tried doing something similar, but I then had compilation errors inside the CList implementation. I tried to do it this way:

typedef CList<mytype_t, mytype_t> CMyTypeList;

and then:
...

Thanks for the pointer, it'll probably be useful to me. However, for this particular project I'm working on, C++ STL is not an option.

Cheers,
Maxime

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I think the subject mostly says it all :-). I need to create a list of lists, and since the rest of the code is using the CList template class, I'd like to use it for that too if at all...

I found a setting for the character set in the project properties. It was set to multi-byte character strings. Setting it to unicode produces different garbage when opening a file, but it's still...

What I know for sure is that I didn't define UNICODE myself, so if it is defined, it has been done by the project wizard. I don't see UNICODE defined in stdafx.h either, but maybe it lies elsewhere?...

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Sam Hobbs
You can provide a release version if you want me to try executing it using my system but I can only tell you whether it works the same as it does on your...

Thanks for taking a look at this code! I'll be sure to include the res directory next time :-).

SimpleEdit exhibits the exact same symptoms when I open other text files, header files, cpp files,...

Ok, I think everything you asked for is in this zip file. I hope I didn't omit anything important nor put unneeded files :-).

Thanks,
Maxime

Sure. Here is the little text file I was using to test my code. It was created with notepad.

For what it's worth, I tried on another Windows XP computer to see if that wasn't due to my computer...

The files I was trying to open are all plain text files, created with notepad, so I guess they aren't unicode files. What is probably the best proof is that when I trace the program's execution in...

The application I was working with wasn't generated using a CEditView class but with a CView one because I didn't know it was possible to tell the wizard to use an another view class at that time. I...