You can just see if AWUTD is y or n and display what you want.


cout<<"Patients Name:"<<Pname<<endl;
cout<<"Patients Age:"<<age<<endl;

cout<<"Patients Current Employer:"<<CEmployer<<endl;
...

Change

if(AWUTD=='y'||'Y')
{
cout<<"Please Specify:"<<endl;
getline (cin, AWUTDspecification);
}
else if (AWUTD=='n'||'N')
{
cout<<endl;

Thanks! It works now.

Hi, I'm reading the header from bitmaps. When I add up everything in a struct I've made, it comes out to 54 bytes. When I do a sizeof(BHeader), it says it's 56 bytes. It adds two null bytes after the...

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2435

Hi, I'm making a program that will get input from a user's microphone, send it to another user with a socket, and play it. It's like a VoIP thing. I can send data using a socket, but I have no idea...

What do you mean?

I switched from Dev-C++ to Code::Blocks. No difference in compiler (I use MinGW), but I like the GUI a lot more than Dev's.

I found this http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/sniffer.aspx. This is what I wanted to do.

1. The port doesn't have to be 1337, it was just an example

2. Thanks pipaman, I'll try that

Hi, I was wondering how you would intercept data on a given port without interrupting it in WINSOCK. Like if computer A sent computer B "hi" on port 1337 and it was received on a server program. How...

Ok

You can also do:


#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>

int main()
{
std::cout << "HELLO WORLD!!!!!!!111";
getch();

Do you need help with anything? If you're just posting this and don't need help, you could put it into the code snippets section.

<winsock.h> :P

It compiles fine with Code::Blocks and MinGW. You have to link with libwinmm.a if you have MinGW or winmm.lib for anything else.

I have no problem with WINSOCK, I just wanted to know if there are any other ways to use sockets on Windows. I could probably get cygwin, too.

After messing with the program for a while, I found that recv will return 0 if it's done. Is this correct?

Hi, I'm using WinSock, and am making a function to receive data. How can I know when I have reached the end of the data that I'm receiving. Like, if I send "GET /" to www.google.com on port 80, I...

So I am doomed to WINSOCK?

I installed Code::Blocks, and I set my compiler as MinGW which is installed on my computer, but there still is not a <sys/socket.h> include, which compiler should I install. I'm on Windows XP Pro SP2...

Hi, is there a socket library besides WINSOCK that I can use with Dev-C++. I don't have a <sys\socket.h> include. Is there a devpak that I can get, or am I doomed to WINSOCK?

On this line:

int holdu, holdc, p, i,;


take out the comma after the i:


int holdu, holdc, p, i;

To export code as HTML, do File->Export->To HTML. If I interpreted your second question right, to write output from your program to an HTML file, just do some file I/O.

I was just curious, I absolutely do not want to make any type of virus, trojan, or malware.

So there's absolutely no way possible for the average person to write to it?

Hi, I was told that you can crash Windows in C++ or C by "corrupting the kernel", and I wanted to know if this was actually possible. If anyone knows if this is possible, or how it happens, please...

Hello is spelled without the w. =)
Also, trigonometry is the way to go. You can probably find a tutorial or something: www.google.com/search?q=Trigonometry+Tutorial

In Beginning Game Programming by Michael Morrison, it tells how to get joystick input. Get it from the library or something.

Hi, I was reading something that said goto was bad. Why is it a bad practice to use it?

The Dev-Pak for GMP is on this thread. I attached it to one of my posts: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread145324.html

Weird, I just used Windows' BITMAPFILEHEADER and BITMAPINFOHEADER structures and it worked fine. Thx anyway.

Hi, I'm reading a bitmap manually to try and make a program that does steganography, but I can't read the file correctly. The headers I read come out completely messed up, and they fail the check to...

I have tried to do this before. Just read a tutorial on how to do it by hand and make a function or whatever.

Check this out: http://www.permadi.com/tutorial/numBinToDec/index.html

Pretty much,...

o thanks!

Hi, I'm taking a programming class at my school. My teacher gave us a pdf that said "..You will be writing a program that can read a bitmap and insert a secret message into the bytes of the picture...

Nice chococrack =)

You need to add the bin directory of MinGW to your PATH environment variable.

Hi, I'm need to be able to load bitmaps, preferably as resources, draw them, and get their size. How would I do this? I'm on Windows, and using Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2.

Do what Salem said. I'm pretty sure it's called double buffering.