CPPDumpCtrl - version 1.2

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Introduction

CPPDumpCtrl is a Dump Control based on MFC and the CWnd class. It implements basic behavior to edit/view Data in HEX, DEC, BIN, OCT and/or ASCII view.

How to integrate CPPDumpCtrl in your application

To use the PPDumpCtrl control in your project you will need to add a number of files to your project:

• PPDumpCtrl.h
• PPDumpCtrl.cpp
• PPNumEdit.h
• PPNumEdit.cpp
• memdc.h // Keith Rule's memory DC helper class.

Where PPDumpCtrl.* is a main CPPDumpCtrl control source and header files, and PPNumEdit.* is a CPPNumEdit control files (class for in-place editing).

Create a CPPDumpCtrl object

Include file PPDumpCtrl.h in the header file where will be use the CPPDumpCtrl control

In your application, create a member variable for the control. Please note that this variable is a pointer:

CPPDumpCtrl* m_hex_ctrl;

Now create the control. For dialog-based applications, in your OnInitDialog:

   // Call the base-class method
   CDialog::OnInitDialog();

   // Create the CPPDumpCtrl object
   m_hex_ctrl = new CPPDumpCtrl;
   m_hex_ctrl->Create(CRect(0, 0, 100, 100), this, 100);

Remember to destroy the control or you will get a memory leak. This can be done, for example, in your class destructor:

if (m_hex_ctrl)
    delete m_hex_ctrl;

Initialize CPPDumpCtrl object

For initialize CPPDumpCtrol in your OnInitDialog add following lines:

//Attach the Data Arrays to the CPPDumpCtrl object
m_dump_ctrl.SetPointerData(256, nNewData, nOldData, FALSE); 
                                      //where nNewData and nOldData is a 
                                      //pointer to the arrays with data for 
                                      //dumping, and 256 - length of the arrays

Also you can set styles, fonts and colors here

Class Members

Construction
	Constructs a CPPDumpCtrl object.
	Constructs a CPPDumpCtrl object.
Initialization
	Sets the pointers to data arrays and sets the length of data arrays
	Sets offset for viewing address
Appearance
	Sets the styles in default value
	Sets the styles
	Changes the style of a control
	Retrieves information about the control styles
	Sets data for read only
	Checks may be data changed or not
	Sets the character which will drawn instead special characters (code: 0 - 31)
Color Functions
	Sets the control colors to the default colors.
	Specifies the color to use for the control.
	Retrieves the color for the control.
Notification
	Enable notification about changing the data or the view.
	Is enabled notification about changing the data or the view..
Font Functions
	Sets the control font to the default value (Courier, 8pt.).
	Specifies the font for the control.
Miscellaneous Functions
	Sets first visible address in the control
	Gets current visible address from the control
	This function enables or disables the track mouse.
	This function returns whether the track mouse is enabled
Selection Functions
	Sets the range of the selected block
	Gets the range of the selected block.
	Whether checks there is a specified address in the range of the selection
	Enable to select data range
	Checks may be data selected or not
Menu Functions
	Associates a menu to the control.
ToolTip Functions
	This function sets the format string of the text to show in the control tooltip.
	This function enables or disables the button tooltip
	This function gets pointer to the tooltip object

 

CPPDumpCtrl::CPPDumpCtrl

PPDumpCtrl ();

Remarks
Constructs a CPPDumpCtrl object. The control styles, font and colors is initially set to default values (see , and ).

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CPPDumpCtrl::Create

BOOL Create(const RECT& rect, CWnd* pParentWnd, UINT nID, DWORD dwStyle = WS_CHILD | WS_BORDER | WS_TABSTOP | WS_VISIBLE);

Parameters

• rect - The size and position of the window, in client coordinates of pParentWnd.
• pParentWnd - The parent window.
• nID - The ID of the child window.
• dwStyle - Specifies the window style attributes.

Return Value

Nonzero if successful; otherwise 0.

Remarks
Creates and initializes the child window associated with the CPPDumpCtrl object.

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetPointerData

void SetPointerData (DWORD nLength, LPBYTE pNewData, LPBYTE pOldData /* = NULL */, BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• nLength - Length of data arrays
• pNewData - The pointer to the array with new data.
• pOldData - The pointer to the array with old data. If pOldData is NULL then the pointer to the array with old data will be same as the pointer to new data array.
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

Sets the pointers to data arrays and sets the length of data arrays.

Example:

BYTE nNewData [1000];
BYTE nOldData [1000];

//Filling the arrays
...

m_dump_ctrl.SetPointerData(1000, nNewData, nOldData);

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetOffsetViewAddress

void SetOffsetViewAddress (DWORD nAddress /* = 0 */, BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• nAddress - The offset value for viewing address. For example, viewing address on screen start with 0 always. But if you have specified the offset address then viewing address will be start from it value.
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

Sets offset for viewing address

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetDefaultStyles

void SetDefaultStyles (BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

Sets all styles to a default value. The function set following to control:

PPDUMP_FIELD_ADDRESS
PPDUMP_FIELD_HEX
PPDUMP_FIELD_ASCII
PPDUMP_BAR_ADDRESS
PPDUMP_BAR_DEC
PPDUMP_BAR_HEX
PPDUMP_BAR_BIN
PPDUMP_BAR_ASCII

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetStyles

void SetStyles (DWORD nStyle, BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• nStyle - The new of the control.
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

The function set the new styles for control

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CPPDumpCtrl::ModifyStyles

void ModifyStyles (DWORD nAddStyle, DWORD nRemoveStyle, BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• nAddStyle - Added .
• nRemoveStyle - Removed .
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

The function modifies styles of the control

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CPPDumpCtrl::GetStyles

DWORD GetStyles ()

Return value

The current styles of the control.

Remarks

The function returns the current of the control

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetReadOnly

void SetReadOnly(BOOL bReadOnly /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• bReadOnly - Specifies whether to set or remove the read-only state of the control. A value of TRUE sets the state to read-only; a value of FALSE sets the state to read/write.

Remarks

This method sets the read-only state of an control.

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CPPDumpCtrl::IsReadOnly

BOOL IsReadOnly()

Return value

TRUE if the control is read-only.

Remarks

Call this member function to determine if the control is read-only. User can view the data, but cannot change it.

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetDefaultColors

void SetDefaultColors(BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

Use this function to reset the control colors to their default values.

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetColor

COLORREF SetColor(int nIndex, COLORREF crColor, BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• nIndex - Specifies the color to be set. This is one of the color values defined in the
• crColor - A COLORREF value specifying the color to set
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Return value

The function returns previous color.

Remarks

Sets the color specified the nIndex.

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CPPDumpCtrl::GetColor

COLORREF GetColor(int nIndex)

Parameters

• nIndex - Specifies the color to be retrieved. This is one of the color values defined in the

Return value

A pointer to a COLORREF value to be receive the requested color value

Remarks

The function return the color for the specified by .

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetNotify

void SetNotify(BOOL bNotify = TRUE)
void SetNotify(HWND hWnd)

Parameters

• bNotify - If TRUE the control will be send the notification to parent window. Else the notification will not send
• hWnd - If non-NULL the control will be send the notification to specified window. Else the notification will not send

Remarks

This function sets or removes the notification messages from the control.

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CPPDumpCtrl::GetNotify

BOOL GetNotify()

Return value

TRUE if the control will be notified the specified window.

Remarks

This function determines will be send the notification messages from the control or not.

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetDefaultFont

void SetDefaultFont(BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

Sets the font to the default value (Courier, 8pt)

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetFont

BOOL SetFont(CFont & font, BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)
BOOL SetFont(LOGFONT & lf, BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)
BOOL SetFont(LPCTSTR lpszFaceName, int nSizePoints /* = 8 */, BOOL bUnderline /* = FALSE */, BOOL bBold /* = FALSE */,
BOOL bStrikeOut /* = FALSE */, BOOL bItalic /* = FALSE */,
BOOL bRedraw /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• font - A CFont object allowing full control over the appearance of the font.
• lf - A LOGFONT structure allowing full control over the appearance of the font also.
• lpszFaceName - The font face name.
• nSizePoints - The font size in points. The default value is 8.
• bUnderline - Specifies whether the font is to be underlined. A nonzero value sets the font to be underlined. A 0 value sets the font not to be underlined. The font is not underlined by default.
• bBold - Specifies whether the font weight is to be bold or not. A nonzero value sets the font to be bold. A 0 value sets the font weight to be normal. The font weight is normal by default.
• bStrikeOut - Specifies whether the font is to be struck out or not. A nonzero value sets the font to be struck out. A 0 value sets the font not to be struck out. The font is not struck out by default.
• bItalic - Specifies whether the font style is to be italic or not. A nonzero value sets the font style to be italic. A 0 value sets the font style to be normal. The font style is normal by default.
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

Sets the font for all elements of the control

Attention! You must set the font with fixed width (for example: Courier)

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetBeginAddress

void SetBeginAddress(int nAddress = 0, BOOL bRedraw = TRUE)

Parameters

• nAddress - The address which will be the first address on the screen.
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

Sets the first visible address on the screen

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CPPDumpCtrl::GetBeginAddress

int GetBeginAddress()

Return value

The function retrives the first visible address on the screen.

Remarks

Gets the first visible address on the screen

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetTrackMouseMove

void SetTrackMouseMove(BOOL bTrack = TRUE, BOOL bRedraw = TRUE)

Parameters

• bTrack - If TRUE the track mouse will enable.
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

This function enables or disables the track mouse.

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CPPDumpCtrl::IsTrackMouseMove

int IsTrackMouseMove()

Return value

Function returns TRUE if track mouse is enabled.

Remarks

This function returns whether the track mouse is enabled.

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetSelectRange

void SetSelectRange (int nBegin = 0, int nEnd = -1, BOOL bVisible = TRUE)

Parameters

• nBegin - The address which will be the first selected address.
• nEnd - The address which will be the end selected address. If nEnd is -1 then the end selected address will be equal with begin selected address.
• bVisible - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn so that first address has been seen. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

Sets the range of the selected block.

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CPPDumpCtrl::GetSelectRange

void GetSelectRange (LPINT nBegin, LPINT nEnd)

Return values

• nBegin - The address which will be the first selected address.
• nEnd - The address which will be the end selected address.

Remarks

Gets the range of the selected block.

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CPPDumpCtrl::IsAddressSelected

BOOL IsAddressSelected (int nAddress)

Parameters

• nAddress - The address which will be tested.

Return value

The function returns TRUE if nAddress into the range of selected block. Else FALSE

Remarks

Whether checks there is a specified address in the range of the selection

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CPPDumpCtrl::EnableSelect

void EnableSelect(BOOL bEnable /* = TRUE */)

Parameters

• bEnable - If TRUE then user can select the block of the data.

Remarks

Calls the function for enable select the data or disable it.

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CPPDumpCtrl::IsEnableSelect

BOOL IsEnableSelect()

Return value

TRUE if user can select the block of the data.

Remarks

Determines can user select the data or not.

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetSpecialCharView

void SetSpecialCharView(TCHAR chSymbol = NULL, BOOL bRedraw = TRUE)

Parameters

• chSymbol - the character which will draw instead the special characters (0 - 31). If NULL the symbol will not changed.
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default..

Remarks

Sets the character which will drawn instead special characters (0 - 31).

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetMenu

BOOL SetMenu(UINT nMenu, BOOL bRedraw = TRUE)

Parameters

• nMenu - ID number of the menu resource. Pass NULL to remove any menu from the control.
• bRedraw - Specifies whether the control is to be redrawn. A nonzero value redraws the control. A 0 value does not redraw the control. The control is redrawn by default.

Remarks

This function associates a menu to the control. The menu will be displayed clicking the data in the control.

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CPPDumpCtrl::SetTooltipText

void SetTooltipText(int nText, BOOL bActivate)
void SetTooltipText(CString sFormatTip, BOOL bActivate)

Parameters

• nText - ID number of the string resource containing the of the text to show.
• sFormatTip - Pointer to a null-terminated string containing the of the text to show.
• bActivate - If TRUE the tooltip will be created active.

Remarks

This function sets the format string of the text to show in the control tooltip.

Format string

The Format string can contain the any text, and also special symbols of substitution of the data.

Special symbols must be the following format:

<code>% [direction] [length] [type]

• direction - specifies the order of an arrangement the multi bytes data
  • blank - the order corresponds specified in style of the control (PPDUMP_DATA_LOW_HIGH)
  • '+' - the order from the high byte to the low byte
  • '-' - the order from the low byte to the high byte
• length - specified how much byte in the alone data (0 - 4) or blank. Where 0 or blank then use default length specified in style (PPDUMP_WORD_DATA = 2 byte or ~PPDUMP_WORD_DATA = 1 byte).
• type - specified the type of the format:
  • 'R' - hex address
  • 'H' - hex data
  • 'D' - dec data
  • 'B' - bin data
  • 'O' - oct data
  • 'A' - ascii data
  • 'n' - carriage return + line feed (equivalently "\r\n")
  • 't' - tabulation. The tooltip doesn't support tab symbol. Therefore tab have the program emulation (4 characters). This feature well works with the established font for tooltip with identical width of symbols.

Example:

CString str = _T("Address : %RH Hex : %2H"); //Format string
m_hex_ctrl.SetTooltipText(str); //Sets format string

The result on the client area of the control:

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CPPDumpCtrl::ActivateTooltip

void ActivateTooltip(BOOL bActivate = TRUE)

Parameters

• bActivate - If TRUE the tooltip will be activated.

Remarks

This function enables or disables the control tooltip..

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CPPDumpCtrl::GetTooltip()

CToolTipCtrl * GetTooltip()

Return value

The pointer to the tooltip object.

Remarks

This function gets pointer to the tooltip object

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Styles and Color Index

The Control's styles:

Fields of the data
PPDUMP_FIELD_ADDRESS	The address field of data is exist
PPDUMP_FIELD_HEX	The hex field of data is exist
PPDUMP_FIELD_DEC	The dec field of data is exist
PPDUMP_FIELD_BIN	The bin field of data is exist
PPDUMP_FIELD_OCT	The oct field of data is exist
PPDUMP_FIELD_ASCII	The ascii field of data is exist
PPDUMP_FIELD_ALL	All fields of data is exist
Fields of the control bar
PPDUMP_BAR_ADDRESS	The address field of control bar is exist
PPDUMP_BAR_HEX	The hex field of control bar is exist
PPDUMP_BAR_DEC	The dec field of control bar is exist
PPDUMP_BAR_BIN	The bin field of control bar is exist
PPDUMP_BAR_OCT	The oct field of control bar is exist
PPDUMP_BAR_ASCII	The ascii field of control bar is exist
PPDUMP_BAR_ALL	All fields of control bar is exist
Miscellaneous
PPDUMP_SEPARATOR_LINES	Draws the separators between the fileds of data
PPDUMP_READ_ONLY	The control for read only (The address field can be change all the same)
PPDUMP_WORD_DATA	Work with word data, else with byte
PPDUMP_NAMED_FIELDS	Draws the headers of the data fileds
PPDUMP_SELECT_DATA	User can select the range of the data
PPDUMP_DATA_LOW_HIGH	User can select the order of the multi-byte data . If it flag is set then first byte is a low byte, else high byte
PPDUMP_TRACK_MOUSE_MOVE	User can select the order of the multi-byte data . If it flag is set then first byte is a low byte, else high byte

Color Enumeration :

for data
PPDUMP_COLOR_DATA_FG	The foreground color of the equal data in nNewArray and nOldArray
PPDUMP_COLOR_DATA_CHANGE_FG	The foreground color of the different data in nNewArray and nOldArray
PPDUMP_COLOR_DATA_BK	The background color of the data
for in-place edit
PPDUMP_COLOR_EDIT_FG	The foreground color of the editing data without error
PPDUMP_COLOR_EDIT_BK	The background color of the editing data without error
PPDUMP_COLOR_EDIT_ERR_FG	The foreground color of the editing data with error
PPDUMP_COLOR_EDIT_ERR_BK	The background color of the editing data with error
miscellaneous
PPDUMP_COLOR_ADDRESS_FG	The foreground color of the address field
PPDUMP_COLOR_CARET_BK	The background color of the data under the caret
PPDUMP_COLOR_TEXT_HEADER	The foreground color of the header
PPDUMP_COLOR_SEPARATORS	The color of the separator lines
PPDUMP_COLOR_MOUSE_TRACK	The color of track rectangle mouse

 

Messages

The control has the three messages. First two transfer the following structure as parameter:

typedef struct tagNM_PPDUMP_CTRL {
NMHDR hdr;
int  iAddress; //The editing or beginig address (excepting the offset address)
UINT iValue;   //The changed value (for UDM_PPDUMPCTRL_CHANGE_DATA message only)
} NM_PPDUMP_CTRL; 

UDM_PPDUMPCTRL_BEGIN_ADDR - User has changed first address on the screen. New address was passed as parameter iAddress. The iValue member has no value.

UDM_PPDUMPCTRL_CHANGE_DATA - Sends to parent window when user tries to change value at any address. The address passes as parameter iAddress, and new value passes as parameter iValue. The control doesn't change data directly. It just notifies the parent on necessity of change. The parent should change data and redraw control itself.

Here example:

Add to the header file.

afx_msg void NotifyEditData(NMHDR * pNMHDR, LRESULT * result);

To the implement file.

ON_NOTIFY (UDM_PPDUMPCTRL_CHANGE_DATA, IDC_EDIT1, NotifyEditData)

and

void CParentDlg::NotifyEditData(NMHDR * pNMHDR, LRESULT * result)

{
    *result = 0;


    //Gets pointers to structure NM_PPDUMP_CTRL
	   NM_PPDUMP_CTRL * pNotify = (NM_PPDUMP_CTRL*)pNMHDR

    //Really changing data ...
    SetNewValueData(pNotify->iAddress, pNotify->iValue);

    //Redraw the control
    m_dump_ctrl.RedrawWindow();
}

Third message UDM_PPDUMPCTRL_MENU_CALLBACK sends to window when the user tries to display the menu. This message transfer the following structure as parameter:

typedef struct tagNM_PPDUMP_MENU {
NMHDR hdr;
HMENU nMenu;    //Handle to the menu
int   iArea;    //The area of the field data under the mouse
int   iAddress; //The address (excepting the offset address) under the mouse
} NM_PPDUMP_MENU; 

Fourth message UDM_PPDUMPCTRL_SELECTION sends to window when the user finished selecting of the data. It isn't sends else selection is disabled or selection equal to alone data. This message transfer the following structure as parameter:

typedef struct tagNM_PPDUMP_SEL {
NMHDR hdr;
int   iFirstAddr; //The first address of the selection
int   iLastAddr;  //The last address of the selection
} NM_PPDUMP_SEL; 

Hotkeys

This control has following hotkeys

In view mode (without editing data)

Hotkey	Description
Moving of the caret
LEFT	The caret moves on one address backward
RIGHT	The caret moves on one address forward
UP	The caret moves on one line up
DOWN	The caret moves on one line down
HOME	The caret moves to the beginning of a line
END	The caret moves to the end of a line
CTRL+HOME	The caret moves to first address
CTRL+END	The caret moves to end address
PAGE UP	The caret moves on one screen up
PAGE DOWN	The caret moves on one screen down
The beginning of editing ...
CTRL+H	as HEX, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
CTRL+D	as DEC, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
CTRL+B	as BIN, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
CTRL+O	as OCT, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
CTRL+A	as ASCII, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
ENTER	in first field of the data

In editing mode

Hotkey	Description
Moving of the caret
CTRL+LEFT	The edit moves on one address backward
CTRL+RIGHT	The edit moves on one address forward
CTRL+UP	The edit moves on one line up
CTRL+DOWN	The edit moves on one line down
CTRL+HOME	The edit moves to the beginning of a line
CTRL+END	The edit moves to the end of a line
PAGE UP	The edit moves on one screen up
PAGE DOWN	The edit moves on one screen down
Continuation of editing ...
CTRL+H	as HEX, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
CTRL+D	as DEC, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
CTRL+B	as BIN, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
CTRL+O	as OCT, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
CTRL+A	as ASCII, if the field is exist in the control bar and not set PPDUMP_READ_ONLY style
TAB	to the next field
SHIFT+TAB	to the previous field
End of editing
ENTER	OK
ESC	Cancel

History

07 Aug 2002	First release
13 Aug 2002	Release version 1.1 - Added new style PPDUMP_DATA_LOW_HIGH - Added support tootip - Added new message UDM_PPDUMPCTRL_SELECTION and structure NM_DUMP_SEL - Added support mouse wheel (Thanks to Darren Schroeder) - Fixed problem with large arrays (Thanks to Bill Morrison - Rosinante Software) - Other minor fixed
19 Aug 2002	Release version 1.2 - Added new formating chars to the format string of the tooltip text - Added function SetSpecialCharView and GetTooltip - Two functions SetTrackMouseMove, IsTrackMouseMove and new style PPDUMP_TRACK_MOUSE_MOVE - Fixed Leak memory with GetDC() - NOW the control based on CWnd instead CEdit - NOW the control can create statically and dinamically

Thanks to ...

• Yaroslav Petrikevich and Andrey Moiseyev for their ideas on the features of the control.
• Davide Calabro for his class CButtonST in which decisions of some questions have been found.
• Chris Maunder for his articles devoted subclassing of the control.
• Keith Rule for his class CMemDC.
• Tomasz Sowinski for his help with Tooltip.
• Many people assisting to me the answers on CodeProject's forum.
  

Known Problems

• If you can help me, please let me know so that I can incorporate them into the next release.

Planned Enhancements

• If you have any other suggested improvements, please let me know so that I can incorporate them into the next release.

 

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