Posts
 
Reputation
Joined
Last Seen
0 Reputation Points
100% Quality Score
Upvotes Received
2
Posts with Upvotes
2
Upvoting Members
2
Downvotes Received
0
Posts with Downvotes
0
Downvoting Members
0
0 Endorsements
Ranked #1K
~13.8K People Reached
Favorite Forums
Favorite Tags

28 Posted Topics

Member Avatar for hey_shishir
Member Avatar for Member #1098624
0
4K
Member Avatar for coolbreeze

This may not be your complete code. As far as I can see, you may need - function prototypes before calling them - to be careful with types Furthermore since c++ is there for oop, change whole thing into oop approach (i.e. to a circle class)

Member Avatar for gurusaranya
0
1K
Member Avatar for sonygamer

- p should start from 2 -inner loop should break if remainder == 0, else it is a prime no.

Member Avatar for ashen77
0
154
Member Avatar for Bazman76

You need to define suitable types or use type casting. *** Furthermore, you should use code tags when you publish code on this forum.

Member Avatar for Bazman76
0
149
Member Avatar for mark192
Member Avatar for WaltP
0
301
Member Avatar for shadowfire36
Member Avatar for gallantmon1
Member Avatar for gallantmon1
0
118
Member Avatar for winrycool

how about using a visual c++.net windows forms application, so that you can make use of objects like image boxes etc..

Member Avatar for Narue
0
249
Member Avatar for kv79
Member Avatar for zhelih
0
64
Member Avatar for gjain81

[URL="http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/crc32_dotnet.aspx"]Here[/URL] is a zip one

Member Avatar for gjain81
0
154
Member Avatar for FallenPaladin

If you do not want to use managed print controls, I suggest you the following. You can improve this solution. The following code prints a file using default printer in a windows system (you can easily compile that by any C++ compiler, or by a C compiler by modifying the …

Member Avatar for Jugortha
0
1K
Member Avatar for That Asian Guy

That might be what you are looking for [code] //C++ 2005 private: void DeleteIt() { if (listView1->SelectedItems->Count>0) listView1->Items->RemoveAt(listView1->SelectedIndices [0]); } [/code]

Member Avatar for That Asian Guy
0
102
Member Avatar for jobs

1-read the no. of files (N) from the config file to an integer variable. 2- You only need one file pointer to create N number of files in a loop. Name them e.g. file1, file2.. fileN

Member Avatar for Jishnu
0
917
Member Avatar for jobs
Member Avatar for ENG ISE student

There are errors in reading from and writing to a file and do-while results in an infinite loop.

Member Avatar for Ancient Dragon
0
109
Member Avatar for Ravenous Wolf

if you know/discover your dependencies, you may also use a third party setup script. You may try Innosetup.

Member Avatar for Jugortha
1
176
Member Avatar for people123

There is no subtraction in boolean algebra, but bitwise operations like AND, OR, XOR ... If you look at the ascii table, there is a decimal 32 between lower and upper case. Looking at the workflow in your program, you first print the lower case which has a greater number …

Member Avatar for people123
0
145
Member Avatar for jobs

Look for C file operations and also how to get the system date. A little googling will do.

Member Avatar for WaltP
0
1K
Member Avatar for claudiu_is

There is a whole lot of events beginning with Cell.. like [code] private void dataGridView1_CellEndEdit(object sender, DataGridViewCellEventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show("I have been changed"); } private void dataGridView1_CellValueChanged(object sender, DataGridViewCellEventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show("I am being changed"); } [/code]

Member Avatar for claudiu_is
0
146
Member Avatar for Angel V

Well, you need to learn more about variable types and arrays as well. Here is a little help for the last part [code] for(x = 49; x>-1; x--) { if(num[x] % 2==0) { printf ("%i is even\n", num[x]); } else { printf ("%i is odd\n", num[x]); } } [/code]

Member Avatar for ssharish2005
0
107
Member Avatar for toko

well, considering that it has not been updated for years, dev c++ has some reported issues with vista. Before forcing yourself into a decision between vista or devc++, you may try the [URL="http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/help.html"]devc++ forums and mailing lists [/URL]here and do further googling.

Member Avatar for yagiD
0
130
Member Avatar for raghu.8

You can use the DataGridViewImageColumn object. [URL="http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2ab8kd75.aspx"]Here[/URL] is how it' s done.

Member Avatar for yagiD
0
95
Member Avatar for fishsqzr

First thing you will do is set BindingNavigator' s DeleteItem to none from the properties box Doing this, the button will still show but the default event is gone. Double click afterwards on the delete button and include a similar code like that, [code] private void bindingNavigatorDeleteItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) …

Member Avatar for fishsqzr
0
2K
Member Avatar for kobi

You may use .net controls with asp.net. Here is an article about how to use the treeview control in asp.net 2.0 [url]http://www.15seconds.com/issue/041117.htm[/url]

Member Avatar for yagiD
0
95
Member Avatar for latitude7ds

You can use iteration as follows [code] foreach (Control t in this.Controls) { if (t is TextBox) { //do something } } [/code]

Member Avatar for yagiD
0
82
Member Avatar for partyanimal

define an array or simply 2 variables. If you will click a button after your selections, check the .Checked property of radio buttons using for example a foreach loop. If you want your variables to change right upon clicking the radio button, you can use the following method in the …

Member Avatar for partyanimal
0
174
Member Avatar for caylyn

1. while loop performs loop "if" the condition is true whereas do-while performs it "then" checks if the condition is true. 2. getch makes command line wait for an input from you

Member Avatar for ithelp
0
107
Member Avatar for peter_budo
Member Avatar for yagiD
0
93

The End.