>> can explain why you need the piece of code "gotoxy(1,6)"

It's an ancient function from Turbo C++ and is used to put the cursor on a (x,y) position on the screen.
Now please stop reviving...

Thread split from ancient thread, moved and given an appropriate title :)

@OP: You need to read this (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html)

Sure why not? You can 'store' just about everything in a search-tree.
I also recommend that you read this article (http://eternallyconfuzzled.com/tuts/datastructures/jsw_tut_bst1.aspx). It's a great...

I don't think anyone has ever gotten so may rep comments on one post :) The fact that the rep now is overall positive makes my slightly less ashamed of reply...

I completely misunderstood the question :confused:. So Ithelp: I apologize for the reply and neg-rep. Now if someone would please give ithelp some +rep to balance it out, I'd be grateful. :)

Meh.
I really hate it when people do that. Especially when I actually put quite a lot of effort in answering their question.
Too lazy to do their own damn homework and even too lazy to read the...

And quite frankly, I have found UNICODE to be a pain in the behind, so if I don't have a need for it (which is the case in 99.9% of my programs), I won't use it :)

What are you talking about? It never asked me anything? The only thing that I can't use is MFC ( on which I spit ; bleggh ). The debugger is the best I've ever used, although in all fairness: I...

You need to put this: fgets(buf,sizeof(buf),f);
in a loop that reads until the end of the file.

You probably know how loops work right?

download my attachment and store it in c:\
then run this:

int main()
{
system("mspaint c:\\mm.jpg");
return 0;
}
(only works on windows)

Would you like to try that again in English?

Tada: the rulebook (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies)
- do not use kiddie-leet-speak...

@ jephthah :

If you are using Visual studio 200(x) you can let VS do all the hard work of indenting by pressing:
ctrl-a
ctrl-k
ctrl-f
You can even change a setting so that the indention...

It's fairly simple to write:


int a=5;
int b=3;

a = a ^ b; // a will contain a xor b = 6
b = a ^ b; // b will receive 6 xor 3 = 5
a = a ^ b; // a will become 6 xor 5 = 3

You're only executing this: sprintf(value,s); in your while loop. What you want to do is:

while(fgets(s,1000,f) != NULL)
{
sprintf(value,"%s", s);
printf("%s",value);
}

I fixed a typo...

What he means is that this piece of code:

if (sprintf(query3, "select * from Register where substring(MasterNumber,2,1) = '1' and MasterAccNo <> 'NONE'") == 0)

Will always be false. Sprintf...

whoops, missed that one, but your right!