saving a word document in a runtime path and in a special path

From:
"golnar" <golnar_19@yahoo.com>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.language
Date:
27 Sep 2006 00:10:55 -0700
Message-ID:
<1159341054.898536.195130@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>
Hi everybody,
I have a code that Stuart sent me. it reads some numbers from a file,
makes a bar chart
based on them and saves the chart in a word document. my problem is it
asks the user to save the file in his/her chosen path. whereas I need
it to save the document in a word document whose name is provided in a
txt file. I have tried to use saveas() instead of save() but couldn't
set the
variables appropiately because they must be of type VARIANT * which I
haven't come across with before. So, my desirable file was not created.

could you please help me solve this problem? the code is as follows and

I am using visual studio 6. vc++.

//#include "stdafx.h"
#include <afx.h>
#include "atlbase.h"

CComModule _Module;

#include "atlcom.h"
#include "atlimpl.cpp"
#include "atlctl.h"
#include "atlctl.cpp"
#include "comdef.h"

#include <fstream.h>

// In order to be able to include the type libraries from MS Word we
have

// to undefine the ExitWindows macro from winuser.h since this macro
will

// clash with the ExitWindows method of the Tasks interface.
// See Q148223 at MSDN.
#undef ExitWindows

#import "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft
Shared\OFFICE10\MSO.DLL"

#import "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft
Shared\VBA\VBA6\VBE6EXT.OLB"

#import "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\msword9.olb"
#import "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\graph9.olb"

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
  // Since we want to use COM objects, we must initialize the COM
//sub-system.
  VERIFY (SUCCEEDED (CoInitialize (NULL)));

  // Retrieve the CLSID of the MS Word application.
  CLSID clsidWordApplication;
  HRESULT hr = CLSIDFromProgID (L"Word.Application",
&clsidWordApplication);
  _ASSERT(SUCCEEDED(hr));

  if (!SUCCEEDED(hr))
    return 0;

  // We introduce this code block, so that all smart pointers get
//destroyed before
  // this block is left. If we didn't do this, some of our smart
//pointers would still
  // be alive when we call CoUnitialize at the end of main, which would

//cause memory
  // access violations.
  {
    Word::_ApplicationPtr spWordApplication;
    try
    {
      // Create the Word application object. If Word isn't running
//already, this
      // will launch Word as background process.
      VERIFY (SUCCEEDED (spWordApplication.CreateInstance
(clsidWordApplication, NULL, CLSCTX_SERVER)));
      if (!(bool) spWordApplication)
        throw _com_error (E_FAIL);

      // Retrieve the documents collection from the Word application.
//This collection contains
      // all documents that are open at the moment. We need this
//collection in order to
      // add a new document to it (this means we create a new
//document).
      Word::DocumentsPtr spDocuments =
spWordApplication->GetDocuments();
      if (!(bool) spDocuments)
        throw _com_error (E_FAIL);
      Word::_DocumentPtr spNewDocument = spDocuments->Add ();
      if (!(bool) spNewDocument)
        throw _com_error (E_FAIL);

      // We add a new chart to the document. To be able to do this we
//must retrieve the
      // collection of so called 'inline shapes'. Inline shapes are
//basically such things
      // like pictures, charts, or any other linked objects.

      Word::InlineShapesPtr spInlineShapes =
spNewDocument->GetInlineShapes ();
      if (!(bool) spInlineShapes)
        throw _com_error (E_FAIL);

      // Retrieve the CLSID of the MS Chart object.
      CComBSTR strClassNameChart (L"MSGraph.Chart");
      VARIANT Temp;
      Temp.vt = VT_BSTR;
      Temp.bstrVal = strClassNameChart.Detach ();
      VARIANT ChartObjectShouldBeLinkedToAnExternalFileVARIANT;
      ChartObjectShouldBeLinkedToAnExternalFileVARIANT.vt = VT_BOOL;
      ChartObjectShouldBeLinkedToAnExternalFileVARIANT.boolVal =
VARIANT_FALSE;
      Word::InlineShapePtr spNewInlineShape =
spInlineShapes->AddOLEObject (&Temp, &vtMissing,
&ChartObjectShouldBeLinkedToAnExternalFileVARIANT);

      // We want to access the new inline shape via the correct
//interface.
      Graph::ChartPtr spChart = spNewInlineShape->OLEFormat->Object;
      if (!(bool) spChart)
        throw _com_error (E_FAIL);

      // Configure the chart.
      spChart->ChartType = Graph::xl3DColumnClustered;
      spChart->HasLegend = VARIANT_TRUE;
      spChart->HasTitle = VARIANT_TRUE;
      spChart->ChartTitle->Text = _bstr_t (L"translator's sensitivity
to sentence lengthes");
          spChart->Width = 600.00;

// spChart->AutoScaling= VARIANT_TRUE;

      // Create a data sheet that contains the data that will be shown
//in the chart.
      // This is the place where you have to provide your own data. For

//this example I
      // will use random generated data to fill the data sheet.
      Graph::DataSheetPtr spDataSheet =
spChart->Application->DataSheet;
      if (!(bool) spDataSheet)
        throw _com_error (E_FAIL);

      spDataSheet->Cells->Clear ();

      // Set the column and row names.
      spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)2), _variant_t
((BYTE)1), _variant_t ("translation NIST score"));
      spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)1), _variant_t
((BYTE)2), _variant_t ("0-20"));
      spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)1), _variant_t
((BYTE)3), _variant_t ("20-25"));
          spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)1), _variant_t

((BYTE)4), _variant_t ("25-30"));
      spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)1), _variant_t
((BYTE)5), _variant_t ("30-35"));
          spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)1), _variant_t

((BYTE)6), _variant_t ("35+"));

      // Fill the cells with some example data.
      /*spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)2), _variant_t
((BYTE)2), _variant_t ((long)10));
      spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)3), _variant_t
((BYTE)2), _variant_t ((long)20));
      spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)2), _variant_t
((BYTE)3), _variant_t ((long)30));
      spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)3), _variant_t
((BYTE)3), _variant_t ((long)40));*/

          int x[100];
          ifstream inf("c:\\interfile.txt");

          for (int i=0; i<5; i++ )

                  inf>>x[i];
          spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)2), _variant_t

((BYTE)2), _variant_t ((long)x[0]));
          spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)2), _variant_t

((BYTE)3), _variant_t ((long)x[1]));
          spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)2), _variant_t

((BYTE)4), _variant_t ((long)x[2]));
          spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)2), _variant_t

((BYTE)5), _variant_t ((long)x[3]));
          spDataSheet->Cells->PutItem (_variant_t ((BYTE)2), _variant_t

((BYTE)6), _variant_t ((long)x[4]));

          spChart->Application->Update ();
      spChart->Application->Quit ();

          spNewDocument->Save();
          spWordApplication->Quit ();

    }
    catch (...)
    {
      // Close the applications, if they are running.
      if ((bool) spWordApplication)
        spWordApplication->Quit ();
    }
  }

  CoUninitialize();
  printf ("Finished!\n");
  return 0;

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