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This is the Dialogs.h part from the WGCL C++ Compiler Library I created. This creates classes for dialogs, it could cut the amount of code for dialogs you need to write in half, while still having the same amount of functionality. This library is licensed under the GNU General Public …
This simple command line script is used to pull a prank on one of your buds. What it does is play an anoyying beeping sound over and over again while rendering the computer being used completely unresponsive. The task manager doesnt even respond. The window never loses focus and nothing …
Put the following code in a C++ Header File. The following function is to make it way more easier to draw text onto the client area of a window. Now the only thing you need to do is include the C++ Header file containing this function into any C++ Source …
This problem has been bugging me for two days now. I am trying to make a DLL, it exports many classes containing properties, variables, functions and a constructor. I am using VC++ 2005 on Windows Vista Basic. My project is the WGCL C++ control library. It is a mask for …
I am helping a friend with a project in Visual Basic, it is a program that uses a SQL database. There are some rows in the database, we can review them just fine. So the SELECT quesries are fine, it is the INSERT queries that we are having problems with. …
The difference between the DOS command line and the GUI is due to alot of things. If you are programming in windows, you would use the Windows Application Programming Interface (WinAPI). The libraries and namespaces: GUI programs dont use the std:: namespace, because that is designed for DOS output like …
You shouldn't use a textfile, the user could just simply delete the text file or something. You could create the file in a hidden folder somewhere on the D: drive so the user could not find it, keeping your source code secure.
Okay, I have been googling and looking on MSDN for this for a couple hours or so, and I will continue to do so until somebody replies. I need some help on a program I am making in my free time. Can sombody tell me what would be a good …
Dear DaniWeb, I am working on a source code editor using Scintilla and am currently having some issues with the CreateFile() function. It does not return an error when I am saving as a new file, but when I am saving changes to the current file, it returns INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE. I …
This is a very simple problem, but for some reason I can't get it to work. I need to empty a variable ( char fileName[MAX_PATH] =""; ). It needs to be to where when I use this that it sees if it equals "", this wont work if it equals …
Ok, I have a DLL I made. In the DllMain function, I have a variable called my_var (const char[13]). I compiled the dll (called "WGCL") and put it in the debug directory of my Win32 Project. I used /DELAYLOAD:WGCL.dll to Delay Load the DLL which seems to be the only …
Ok, I am making a DLL Library for programs using Win32 WinAPI, It contains classes for common controls. I had only five errors, the errors were because I had did a bad typecast and misspelled some variables, once I worked out every single error, 15 new errors arose and they …
Hi, I know how to subclass a RichEdit, and the messages I handle in my procedure work, but I want to know how to call the default procedure that would proccess a non-subclassed RichEdit Control. My problem is that when I subclass it, I want the default Procedure to take …
I am trying to create a context menu that pops up when you right click a RichEdit. I know how to create the context menu, but I don't know how to check for when the user right-clicks RichEdit. This is what I have: [CODE=cpp] case WM_CREATE: { // Create RichEdit …
The code doesn't work because you set the array to be multi-dimensional (e.g. array[5][5]). You did not set all of the arrays. The array code should be: [CODE] int array[2][2] = {1, 1, 1} {1, 1, 1} {1, 1, 1}; cout << "array[0][2] == 1"; [/CODE]
Lookup the PHP function to send mail. Use the data in the MySQL database from that user and in the body use variables that will have the value of whom it purchased. When it is sent update the purchases field for that user to increment. Also, maybe have that entry …
Well, I know this is basically solved. But, I have created a blog. It is pretty cool. Idk if you'd be interested but I can send all of the source files so you can have a good idea of how to do it if you havent got it successfully yet.
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