Maybe a file2.clear() would be helpful because upon completion of the first loop the eof bit remains set.

It seems that the compiler you are using, does not know "#pragma comment". Because it is only a comment, just remove these statements from the source code.

Or maybe you have a const method and you try to decrement a member variable in this method.

No, he is using managed C++.NET and the .NET String!!!

And use a std::map<std::string, int> to count the occurences of the words in the file:
- if you cannot find the word in the map, then create a new map entry for that word with the int set to 1
- if...

Maybe this works for normal years, but not for leap years.

Do you have RichEdit Controls in your dialog? If yes, did you add a call to AfxInitRichEdit() to CYourApp::InitInstance()?

This is Windows code, not Linux.

maybeb you should start with something like:


std::string createString(int i)
{
// create the string of "level i"
}

for (int i = 1; i <= 5; ++i)
{

WinMain() -> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms633559%28VS.85%29.aspx

p.s. and please.... you have 101 posts and should be able to give your request a meaningful title!

I personally prefer this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Principles-Practice-Using-C/dp/0321543726/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1251713747&sr=1-1

You could possibly handle the WM_KILLFOCUS (or EN_KILLFOCUS or whatever) event of editbox1.

What is the second list in

typedef std::list<list*> List;


or do you mean


typedef std::list<std::list*> List;

... and perform the outer loop in reverse direction to avoid problems with overlooking the next element after erasing or index going out of bounds when erasing the last element

Usually std::map is implemented using a rb-tree (red-black-tree) and not a B-tree (Bayer-tree)

Move this


int sum1 = numX - numZ;
int sum2 = numX - numY + numZ;
int sum3 = numX + numY;

int sum4 = numX + numY + numZ;
int sum5 = numX;
int sum6 = numX - numY...

Then mark this thread as solved, please

Show what you've done so far.



I don't think so.

If the COM1 port is in use by an other process, this resource is locked by the OS and subsequent tries to open the COM1 port will fail.

Hamming Code C++ (http://tinyurl.com/nkkzao)

I just took a short glance at your code. The second call to SortHeap works on an already sorted array, so maybe it's better to sum up the return values of the first call


int main()
{
int i,...

This code works (cut 'n paste it and try it on www.codepad.org):


#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int dayNumber(int year, int month, int day)
{
int...

Can't believe that you have searched.... google("change background color CTabCtrl") gives many hits, i.e.

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-141641.html

You can find many examples on www.codproject.com and www.codeguru.com. Just search!!!

UL-Speed = (amount of data)/(time to send that amount of data), so if you need 5 secs to send 1000 KB you have a speed of 200 KB/s.

Did you try to debug step by step?

Translation for beginners ;)

search Google for: CTreeCtrl background image
select the second topic found (@codeguru.com)

Probably because C# puts declaration and definition into the same file and they use the same code base for C++/CLI

...or a Snake like game

int main()
{
HTMLPage& page = google("CTreeCtrl background image");
page.select2nd(topic);
}

Do you mean std::list?

fout.close();


surely should be outside the while loop

COrder() {::memset(this,0,sizeof(*this));}


I really hope that you know what you are doing here....

while (true)
{
if (!fin.good()) break;

string lineFromFile;
getline(fin, lineFromFile);
cout << lineFromFile << endl;
} // while

Any error messages from the compiler? I only get a warning, which can be eliminated by changing


for (int i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) // for each char in the string...


to


for...

... and not to forget: http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread78223.html

You are calling askText() in the ctor of StoryWordManager as well as in the main() program.

You declared an array with 9 elements, but generate_array() and print_array() operate on 10-element-arrays

You have three options:
1. pass the size of the array as an additional parameter to...

strcpy() is for copying null-terminated C-strings, but you have only a single char(acter).

Use std::vector instead of an array.