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Aug 17th, 2008
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Hiii there...
I have programmed a scientific calculator using C which performs
every single task dat a hi tech calci can perform..

It stores all the calculation dat u performed on the day....

i am using a .txt file to store d calculations
But the problem arises while retriving the data.
To view the data i have to manually open the file..

So can ne one gimme the logic or algo or the codesinppet that
allows me to divide the screen in 2 parts like frames in html.
Left hand side will alow me to perform the calculations and right hand side will simultaneously allow me to view data from the file.....

Ne other suggestions are most welcomed
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Re: Frames in C ...

What you want to do can be done if you have enough knowledge of either c or c++ to develop MS-Windows gui program. If you do it with c++ CLI/Windows Forms, C# or VB your job will be a lot easier than using plain win32 api functions.
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Dude i knw things will get easier if gui based programming language but still if such thing is possible why not learn it
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Look at the ncurser library, that should give much control the console window. So that you could move your cursor around to locate the value on the screen.

I assume your working on Linux/UNIX platform

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