Outputting variables in a MessageBox
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Hi. I was wondering if MFC supplies a MessageBox kind of thing where the output can be formatted. Some thing like the good old printf:
printf("Hello! Your are customer number %d \n", CustomerNumber);That would make it possible for me to output my variables to messagebox. Any other way is also cool, except the one with having to write my own custom window. :(Abhishek It is impossible to change your past. But it is very possible to ruin your present by worring about the future. -Chankya
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Hi. I was wondering if MFC supplies a MessageBox kind of thing where the output can be formatted. Some thing like the good old printf:
printf("Hello! Your are customer number %d \n", CustomerNumber);That would make it possible for me to output my variables to messagebox. Any other way is also cool, except the one with having to write my own custom window. :(Abhishek It is impossible to change your past. But it is very possible to ruin your present by worring about the future. -Chankya
Use
CStringand theFormat()method:CString str;
str.Format(_T("Hello! You are customer number: %d"), CustomerNumber);
AfxMessageBox(str);--Mike-- Visual C++ MVP :cool: LINKS~! Ericahist | PimpFish | CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ
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Use
CStringand theFormat()method:CString str;
str.Format(_T("Hello! You are customer number: %d"), CustomerNumber);
AfxMessageBox(str);--Mike-- Visual C++ MVP :cool: LINKS~! Ericahist | PimpFish | CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ
Thanks a lot Mike. :)
Abhishek It is impossible to change your past. But it is very possible to ruin your present by worring about the future. -Chankya
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Hi. I was wondering if MFC supplies a MessageBox kind of thing where the output can be formatted. Some thing like the good old printf:
printf("Hello! Your are customer number %d \n", CustomerNumber);That would make it possible for me to output my variables to messagebox. Any other way is also cool, except the one with having to write my own custom window. :(Abhishek It is impossible to change your past. But it is very possible to ruin your present by worring about the future. -Chankya
In addition to Michael's suggestion, there's also
AfxFormatString1().
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Hi. I was wondering if MFC supplies a MessageBox kind of thing where the output can be formatted. Some thing like the good old printf:
printf("Hello! Your are customer number %d \n", CustomerNumber);That would make it possible for me to output my variables to messagebox. Any other way is also cool, except the one with having to write my own custom window. :(Abhishek It is impossible to change your past. But it is very possible to ruin your present by worring about the future. -Chankya
I would use the TRACE macro to output variable in the output window in the DEBUG mode, instead of using message box.
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