Sorry for the first year question, but I searched to forum and couldn't find an answer. I need to display test results(CString) to a user in my dialog based app. I would just like to have a simple window, with a vertical scroll bar, so the operator can scroll back looking at the results. This...
I am having a little difficulty on what I term a simple exercise. I have a text file that has multiple strings seperated by white space and then a newline character. Using fscanf dosn't work very well, and I was wondering the best way this??
Thanks in advance
Tim Moody
I have a list of model numbers that may or may not change. What is the most common way of handling a table. Do we use "ini" files?? Back in the old days I would have just declared them in a header file and then recompile if something was added. Later in life I would use a...
I posted this before, but I lost track of it. I am trying(like H, E, double hockey sticks)to figure out how to add context sensitive help. I am using MFC and didn't select context sensitive help while the "Wizard" was building my app. Is there a way to go back and add it?? I'm a little...
I have a Console App that I created under NT with VC++ 6.0. I need to figure out how to get the hWnd handle for the console(DOS) window?? Or is there one??
Like "kyrieli" I too am trying to figure out how to add context sensitive help, after I have a successful application built?? Can AppWizard open an existing App?
First thanks to DaveTips, raochetan, gxlzlu and Zyrenthian, but I feel like I'm talking to the planet "MorBok" with these "handles". I now have an application with a edit box that takes a CString. I convert this to an hex int and send it out a port. I also added Radio Buttons...
I'm having a little trouble converting user input to it's hex equal. I have a DDV to validate a CString of 0-9 and a-f(or A-F), thanks to DaveTips, when the user types it in, but now I need to convert it to hex to send that value out a port. this seems pretty simple, but I am stumbling over it...
There must be an easy way to have the user enter hex data in an Edit Box. I have the variable delcared as a CString but that allow the user to enter naything. This was easy in C, so there must be an easy way in C++ using MFC.
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