This is funny .....
Dint you read the faq .. no homework solutions.

:)

Displaying the image is real easy if it is not encrypted ...

You can use glut + corona to easily display images.
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread63827.html#5



Also if you are...

Use binary mode to open files which deal with encrypted text.

That should solve the problem with the EOF char :)

P.S Refer to my reply to your mail.

If you get it working post the working...

Or over load the << operator for an ostringstream inheriting class and pipe all the output to into a text box.

eg...

class mfc_text_box : public ostringstream
{
//pseudo -code
operator <<...

Old style cast.

Read:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174288(VS.80).aspx
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/awkwbzyc(VS.80).aspx

I agree with Duoas. If you want delays used timed functions like delay() or sleep() or whatever else.


If you are doing a txt game ... the screen can be cleared using clrscr() (conio.h)

If...

First get a C++ book, preferably one that covers the C++ standard ... not a tutorial book .... more like one which covers the ISO C++, with all the details on various aspects of the language.

C++...

P.S Once you have a nice little windows and directx init/looping code wrap it all up into a nice set of classes/functions that you can reuse. It's really worth the time and effort ;)

I am not sure if you are using TestCooperativeLevel() correctly ....

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.windowsmobile.directx.direct3d.device.testcooperativelevel.aspx




...

Dont have any code atm .... But you could look to catch the window's minimize message and skip your render & update parts of your game. Then catch the restore message, reset/reload any resources you...

Code::Blocks would be good if you want an nice to look at interface.

But if you are planning to develop only win32 programs then I suggest you get Visual C++ 2005. That's a really good IDE and is...

Found a simple solution: Just overload the darn << operator with a function template, like in the stl headers and then pipe it to ostream.

Works like a charm ;)


class UTIL_Console:public...

K,

It's fairly easy to use a ostringstream object or a derived class to output text like a normal stream class like cout.

Eg.


class console: public ostringstream
{
public:

P.S if you only want a bing, then try

cout<<"\a";

Use the Package Dowload utility to get FMod.

Goto Tools->Check for Updates/Packages..

You can find a package for FMOD on one of the download sites. Look under the Audio category.


You...

Try using the std::vector template class.

std::vector<int> my_int_array;

//Add elements
my_int_array.push_back(10):
my_int_array.push_back(2):

//Display all the numbers
for(int...

hmm..

if the date is in the month of Jan or before/on Feb 29 it will not matter whether the year is leap or not.

Now we know that Jan,March,May,July,Aug,Oct,Dec has 31 days and the rest 30...

Have you tried deleting both the files and then running the program?

Or does your program open 'tpong.pl' elsewhere and does not close it?

Try checking with fout.good() to see if the file has...

I agree and it's true. It is based on pre standard C++ file streams. When I wrote it, only the cutting edge people really used STL and coded according to standard c++ methods. Geesh, I did not even...

I have not tried the code in DevC++, but there should be an option under traget settings to compile in large memory mode..........
1o0oBhP seems to know about it, I will ask him about it.

My...

Hey post the code, I will be able to better pinpoint the problem :)

Reading a whole line is quite simple.Just use:

file.getline(char_buffer,size);

and also:

file.getline(char_buffer,size,terminating_char);

By char buffer I mean any char array ;) and by...

There are a few problems with your code.The char *data, is just a pointer.You need to allocate some memory to it before you call cin or it will cause the program to crash.

Better yet just...

Are you including stdlib.h in your source? or you could try using the delay() function...

win16 version? what sort of comp are you using?

You are welcome.

Advantages of Win32 API (FILE) file handling, are you kidding,it sucks.... well almost.One of the major problem with it is that it is platform dependent and uses C style...

You most welcome ;)

One becomes good at programming by doing and making mistakes.Failures are all stepping stones, and anyway making mistake once will help you to fix it faster if you make...

anastacia, best of luck, and if you really do what you say I can see you becoming a really good programmer.

You are most welcome ;)

I also have a new xlock (i.e my site) up.I will get the link out soon,Till then keep clicking http://xlock.ssr.be (right now it will not get you anything :( )

Sure thing.And you are most welcome ;)

No way.You will go crazy if you process on char at a time.Just read a whole line into a char array and then encode it.I will give you a very simple encryption algorithm called XOR.


void XOR(char...

Did you check the C++ tutorial forum here?

Link:http://www.daniweb.com/tutorials/6811.html

Try http://www.google.com and search for writing compilers.You will find loads of solid info on that.Also search for Lexical Analisis.

Look in the tutorial forum at dani too ;) and google

Search the forum,I remmember typing out an entire function to get passwords while displaying *'s and supporting backspace too.

In a hurry gota go...

yea, also you can press Ctrl-End (which take you to the end of the page) and press enter (to make a blank line )

Simple

Yea you can use BGI with VC++, if you want you can get TurboC from http://www.borland.com

You could try Mode13h which is DOS based.
http://www.google.com

Also you can try GCL which is gui:...

Graphics In Pixel
Part II A
'Now we are going to get it'

By Aaron (a.k.a FireNet)
http://xlock.hostcubix.com

Check out the fstream tutorial which covers using structures to store info.It covers databases and a little more.

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread6542.html

Yea, prevention is better than cure ;)

Simple, I will leave how to make a linked list to you, it's really simple.If you dont have any info on that look to http://www.google.com/.


int main(int args,char **argv)
{

}


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