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May 10th, 2002, 05:00 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Hyperactive Member
editBox and Windows Programming
I am worikng on Windows programming
and wants to get the value of an editBox or text box defined as.
//EditBox is defined this way
hwndPrincipal = CreateWindow(
"EDIT", //name of windwo class
NULL,//title
WS_VISIBLE|WS_CHILD|WS_BORDER |ES_RIGHT|WS_TABSTOP,// WINDOW STYLE NORMAL
260,//x coordinate
90,//y co
155,//width
45,//height
hwnd,
NULL,
hThisInst, //instance handle
NULL //NO additional arguments
);
I am typing a number and want that number
to use it in a calulaton i tried the following but
did not work
//get the values from text boxes
//principal is decalred above as char principal[20]
GetWindowText(hwndPrincipal,principal,NULL);
//then calculate
computeNumber(principal);
I am not getting any error message but the result
i am getting is alway 0
any suggestion is appreciated
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May 10th, 2002, 05:32 PM
#2
Make sure to pass the length of the string in lParam.
Code:
int len = GetWindowTextLength(hwndPrincipal);
if( len )
{
principle = new char[len];
GetWindowText(hwndPrincipal,principal,len);
}
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May 12th, 2002, 08:05 PM
#3
Thread Starter
Hyperactive Member
thanks megtron
it almost worked except the line
principle = new char[len];
is giving me an error. when i comment out
the above line (keeping all the other ..no if statement ). it works fin except it is always one value less
than what i typed in the edit box.
example if I typed 123 it shows me only 12
when i check the len variable value it is ok it shows me 3.
but
if i do
len+=1
then it shows all values typed in the editbox.
can u explain pls the use of this line
principle = new char[len];
any reason why it is short of one character ??
thank u again.
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