Animation can be done using the Windows API, but you have to really know what you're doing. Unfortunately there isn't many very simple graphic libraries out there, but you'd probably have most luck...

What sort of things do you plan on doing? Are you looking to be able to manage an animation? or just draw shapes/text on a window.

This is the implementation, firstly you can't do this in one line, and even if you could nobody would care.

really nice snippet (: I'm sure this will come in handy for me sometime.

Nice, neat, consistent format, and well commented code :]

We wont give you a free solution to what's probably homework, have you even tried it yet?

Nope, not as far as I know, you will just have to create a function to return the right values, this could be a start:string getValueName(char vk) {
string name;

if ( vk >= '0' && vk <= '9' )...

Don't beg, you are supposed to ask specific questions here, otherwise use google.

The only way I can think of, is to use some inline assembly and get the value of the PC register, look up the use of asm with C.

That's not correct, that just turns into:#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
printf("%s","string");
return (0);
}Once the preprocessor's done.

Ahh, that's C+ code, didn't realize which forum this was. Try this:#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
printf("Hello"),
getchar();
return 0;
}

Here the statement finishes with a comma, not a semicolon:#include <iostream>

int main() {
printf("Hello"),
getchar();
return 0;
}

Couldn't be much more vague. If you want to find out whether or not a key is down, read about GetAsyncKeyState.

I've come to the conclusion that both you and mika_ are the same person.

You know nothing, all you know how to do is link to crappy newsgroups, and every last one of us looks forward to the day...

Search the web, we're not here for these sort of one-answered homework questions.

They can also be very helpful outside structures, for example in this snippet I made some time ago. [link] (http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet217147.html)
I used it in the main scope as a structure...

Check the code snippets here, there's loads on this topic.

Glad to have you too :P but code tags here is a must. All you have to do when writing your post is:

blah blah blah, and the code i'm currently struggling with is:
CODE HERE

I'm sure you can...

Capital letters go at the start of a sentence, not the end. :icon_lol:

Great, after three threads of being told to post the code, you don't use code-tags :icon_confused:
Please, read the rules too.

AD even wrote a snippet to do something similar. [link] (http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet216996.html)

Because, I like it, it's a simple function which has one purpose, to convert an integer to string (with a radix). If anybody complained that they couldn't compile my code on a crap compiler, I...

Do your own homework.

You can't do that, you would have to do:else if ( keyStroke == 65 || keyStroke == 97 /* ect */ ) {
<code>
}In fact, just start over and read this. [link]...

Every one of your if-statements is wrong. The syntax is supposed to be:
if ( <condition> ) {
<code>
}Yours is:if ( <condition> ); { // Get rid of that semi-colon
<code>
}Also, lines 39,...

Using a union like that wouldn't technically be making it an ASCII string, ASCII represents text, and there asc is just pointing to some bytes of another data type.

It's doubtful that any decent...

Don't reply to a 5 year old thread, start your own.

Show us your code so far, so we can help then.

I'm surprised you figured out how to attach images. You've been here long enough to know how code-tags work, so please use them.

You posted two threads without showing any effort. Ask us specific questions on HOW to solve a problem. Posting some code would help a lot.

You're not going to get much help with the amount of effort put in to presenting your question. Learn to type properly and use code-tags.

He didn't do anything "wrong" as such, but there isn't any need to cast it.

It's practically the same thing, in my example I used a struct anyway.

I don't get it, what's your problem?

Also, don't use void main, replace it with int main.

There's plenty of big-number libraries on the net, or if you have the programming ability, you can write your own big-number class.struct BigInt {
// ...
};

int main( void ) {
}

Cheesey, how about this. I know the exact problem you're facing, but I don't think I want to help you anymore.

Seems your attitude here isn't getting you anywhere.

Of course, IMO it should be an official rule, but if he wants to go ahead and screw up his rep, he can feel free to do so :D I wouldn't worry about it, I think he will get bored of posting full...

It's not an official rule that you're not allowed to give away free solutions, so if he wants to give them away, he has that choice. He wont be given any warnings by a moderator.

On the other...

Seems you are right, I had never heard of it in that way. [link] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_image)

Well, the first thing you have to do is read and uncompress the GIF image before you...

Explain what you mean by "GIF image into binary". I'm assuming you mean to get an actual array of pixels instead of having them in a compressed format, but the question seems vague.

Marco93, if...