:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: that's the point that's right

you are so right :-D :thumbsup::java:

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: before i read this i din't knew that in english no word for "Schadenfreude" exist curious am sure we have a lot of these and that is only the tip of the hill ;)

yes you are right. but we use "RTFM" too. in IT everybody can speak english. i mean, e.g.: the green is green WTF :laugh: abouth what we talk here, about the weed or two times about the color. There many many more samples, were english is not precise. With combining some words to one you can give the context for the dialog, that is how we use the combination of words. I only want to explain that sentences like my example doesn't exist in german.

i've never seen this article :) for sure, for an english speaking it's very difficult. it's like if you compare german with chinese and i am sure Mark Twain never seen such a language, because he was never in china or japan. you got me? :-D i am sure Albert Einstein or Werner Braun has another opinion about this. And all the stolen scientists, after the second world war, too. I want to say Mark Twain can write good stories and thats it. i read some too, he was a very good writer. but, at the end it doesn't matter wich language we speak. Important is that we can talk with hands ands feets :laugh:

that is why everybody say: german language is a difficult language and that's true. look at this: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch[^] :laugh:

YES. We have for all and everything an own word. it's much much more precise than english. i don't need to build sentence with 10 words to explain something, in germany we say 3 words and all is clear. And thats the reason why my english is not the best. :)

please post the result or nobody can help you.

i know... 0x25CF are 2 bytes, or not? ans strings with L"" or _T("") or TEXT("")... there is a single Character as parameter required in TCHAR-Format... the app works in emulator, it must be devicedependend... on an other device the app has no problem and works... thanx

in OnInitDialog... i've rewritten a little class to encapsulate this problem, it looks like a WindowsCE-Problem... in Win32 works fine... edit: give up... in pocketpc-emulator it works always fine :-| it must be devicedependend or a devicemistake...

not directly... edit.SetFont(somefont); edit.SetPasswordChar(whatever); <- it crashes here edit.SetPasswordChar(whatever); edit.SetFont(somefont);<- it crashes here edit.SetPasswordChar(whatever); <- works ok, no SetFont around i check now if the subclassing is the reason... wait a moment...

i change the fontsize to fit in the control... e.g. from size 8 to 15 - and the oher edit controls have size 15 looks not so fine, if the passwordcontrol has only size 8 if i use '*' as default, the access violation occurs if i set a new font. if the flag ES_PASSWORD or a PassworChar is set and i try to set a new font the access violation is always generated... i have no idea...

i change the fontsize to fit in the control...

has no effect - SetPasswordChar requieres a TCHAR as parameter

MSDN says the Function has on effect in multineedit... i test it... edit: tested, but no effect

i try it, but it has no effect... the message EM_SETPASSWORDCHAR raises the error, mfc is not the reason...

Hello, i've a problem with a subclassed CEdit on WindowsCE 5.0. If i use SetPasswordChar and SetFont in the same subclassed CEdit it generates an acces violation [Stack fault]: Thread=9a431400 Proc=98328d20 'xxxxxx.exe' AKY=00004001 PC=0017ba6c(xxxxxx.exe+0x0016ba6c) RA=000318e8(xxxxxx.exe+0x000218e8) BVA=1e2a1ee4 FSR=00000007 my Code: ... if(edit->SubclassDlgItem(IDC_EDIT1, this)){ edit->SetFont(m_Font, FALSE); edit->SetPasswordChar(0x25CF); // --> stack fault } ... If i don't use SetFont OR SetPasswordChar it works fine... whats wrong ??? can anybody help me? Thanx for replys... edit: // Initialization Controls.edit2 = new CMyEdit(); Controls.edit2->__SubClassControl(this, IDC_EDIT2); Controls.edit2->__SetMaxTextLength(9); //Controls.edit2->SetPasswordChar('*'); // --> stack fault Controls.edit2->SetPasswordChar(0x25CF); // --> stack fault // Control-Code BOOL CMyEdit::__SubClassControl(CMyDialog *pParent, int nID) { // subclassing per SubclassDlgItem is okay, SubclassWindow does not work m_pParent = pParent; m_nID = nID; BOOL ret = SubclassDlgItem(m_nID, m_pParent); // changing FontSize to parentfont and the heigth of the Control LOGFONT lf; if(m_pParent->GetFont()->GetLogFont(&lf) != 0){ // m_Font is a derived class from CFont and an Item of my CMyEdit for better Fonthandling // if i use CFont the same Problem exist with SetPasswordChar (isn't the reason) m_Font->_SetLogFont(lf); if(m_bFontResizing == TRUE){ CRect rect; GetClientRect(&rect); rect.DeflateRect(2,2,2,2); m_Font->_SetHeight(rect.Height()); } SetFont((CFont*)m_Font, FALSE); } return ret; } void CMyEdit::__SetMaxTextLength(int maxLen) { m_maxLen = maxLen; // del mask m_Mask = _T(""); }

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I miss the feature to search an Article for a specific language like c++/mfc. Please add the feature to search an Article for a specific language, please... Now i can use google to get more results, because i don't know the language of the source... google is shit... i love this site, but i miss this feature...