File Issue

I got this code

Code:

string line;
ifstream fin;
ofstream ofin;

do {
            if (fin.is_open()) {
                fin.close();
            }
            fin.open(FilePath);
            if (!fin) {          
                MessageBox(NULL,"Unable to open, file might be missing.","Error",MB_ICONERROR | MB_OK);
            }
        } while (!fin);
            if (fin.is_open()) {
                while (! fin.eof() ) {
                   getline (fin,line);
                   if (fin.eof()) {
                        SendMessage(hTextbox, WM_SETTEXT, 0,(LPARAM)(LPSTR)line.c_str());
                   }
                }
                if (fin.eof()) {
                    SendMessage(hProgress,PBM_SETPOS,100,0);
                }
            }

But it only shows the last line of the file loaded.Is there a way to solve this?

Append Text to an Edit Control

Code:

getline (fin,line);
if (fin.eof()) {
    SendMessage(hTextbox, WM_SETTEXT, 0,(LPARAM)(LPSTR)line.c_str());
}

Look at your code. You read in a line, then set your textbox to that line's text. Every time you send a WM_SETTEXT message, you overwrite the last line.

You could try this instead:

Code:

// move cursor to end of text
SendMessage(hTextbox, EM_SETSEL, -1,-1);
// add new line to the end of the edit box
SendMessage(hTextbox, EM_REPLACESEL, 0,(LPARAM)(LPSTR)line.c_str());

Bithub, you solution replaces...just like settext

Bithub, you solution replaces...just like settext

Yeah, my code to move the cursor to the end didn't work like I thought it would, you have to get the total length of the text first like anonytmouse's code does.

Use his code like:

Code:

AppendText(hTextbox,"%s",line.c_str());

anonytmouse's code isnt working at me.

It says that AppendText is not declared
...nvm, im using that now.I got this

Code:

SendMessage(hTextbox, WM_SETTEXT, 0,0);
                       TCHAR szText[4096];
	                   va_list args;
	                   int nTxtLen;
 
	                   /* Move selection to end of text */
	                   nTxtLen = GetWindowTextLength(hwnd);
	                   SendMessage(hwnd, EM_SETSEL, nTxtLen, nTxtLen);
 
	                   /* Format the text into the buffer */
	                   va_start(args, line);
	                   _vsntprintf(szText, sizeof(szText) / sizeof(szText[0]),(LPCSTR)line.c_str(), args);
	                   szText[(sizeof(szText) / sizeof(szText[0])) - 1] = TEXT('\0');
	                   va_end(args);
 
	                   /* Add the text line and scroll it into view */
	                   SendMessage(hTextbox, EM_REPLACESEL, FALSE, (LPARAM) szText);
	                   SendMessage(hTextbox, EM_SCROLLCARET, 0, 0);

Im getting the error:
`va_start' used in function with fixed args

??

If you are not going to put the code into a function, then there is no need to use the variable arguments functions. Get rid of

Code:

/* Format the text into the buffer */
	                   va_start(args, line);
	                   _vsntprintf(szText, sizeof(szText) / sizeof(szText[0]),(LPCSTR)line.c_str(), args);
	                   szText[(sizeof(szText) / sizeof(szText[0])) - 1] = TEXT('\0');
	                   va_end(args);

> `va_start' used in function with fixed args
You need
void foo ( param1, param2, ... );
If you don't have the ... in the function declaration, then using va macros makes no sense.

bithbub: after that, it doesnt show any text at all
Salem: [Linker error] undefined reference to `foo()'
while i defined void foo(); above the code, and i called it with foo();

EDIT: now called it with void foo(); now it links, but still doesnt work, it shows nothing

Salem: [Linker error] undefined reference to `foo()'

You're not even trying now...

You need to understand the code before you use it. Take a minute, and look at the code you are using to display text in the edit box. Go over it line by line until you understand what each statement's purpose is. If you still don't understand why it's not working after doing this, then post again and we'll try to help you.

Oh for ........s sake, pay attention!!!!
http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/...&id=1043284351

I used foo() because your crummy broken code didn't even have a function prototype in scope to even quote back at you. Just a bunch or random crappy lines of poorly indented code.

Sheesh!!!!!!!
no wait, that's not it
SHEESH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A bit of advice, do not under any circumstances buy a gun. You're simply not equipped to cope with it's point and click interface. Trying stuff and then asking "what does this do" just isn't going to work.

...im just trying to learn, not to get screwed by some guy who thinks everyone should know everything when they are coming on this forums.Im trying to understand the way, im having a hard time with it, thats why i ask for information, but hell, it doesnt matter anyway