Yes, but for what I'm doing right now, it's useful because I won't have to take an extremely long cut. It's about an assignment and we are not allowed globals. Thanks though.

Nevermind guys, thanks if you looked, but I solved it by:


int entry(int itemsales1[255][255], int itemcount1, string itemnames1[255])
{
int count;
char *days[]={"Monday", "Tuesday",...

void entry(int itemsales1[255][255], int itemcount1, string itemnames1[255])
{
int count;
char *days[]={"Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday"};

cout << "Enter...

If you want to calculate a value and have it usable among many executables, you will need a Dll to do it within an expectable timeframe (of your mentioned milliseconds). It would be easiest to have...

Either output the variable contents into a text file for your program to read or use a Dll to share the variables.

For instance


char y;

cin >> y;

cout << (int)y;

Could you give me and example about how to switch the stmts? And the fflush was only there for my convenience, but I got rid of it.

I am using char arrays, because in the file i/o procedures, char arrays are required, and because I am typecasting them from char to int and you cannot typecast std::string, at least not in VC.NET. ...

Hi, I need help with something I'm working on. I just want to get a basis to start, but I'm hoping to end up with a system where I can store encrypted output in an outside file. Right now my...