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Typically, the best way to start is with pseudocode and you pretty much have that just from what you've posted, with the exception of clarifying what is meant as was mentioned above. From that pseudocode, start by adding in the logic to do just what is being asked; meaning increment …

You're not tracking the previous total at all, in each case you're destroying it (i = ...). Have some temporary variable to hold the current transaction total and then add that to the overall total. Also, main should be declared as follows: int main (int argc, char** argv) If it …

Just off the top of my head, I would say to capture the WM_MOUSEMOVE message for the particular buttons and then set the alpha as you wish.

Taking a quick glance at it says that you've never added anything to actually call the function to display the numbers in the control. You connected the button to the generateLotteryNumbers function, but nothing ever calls displayNumbers. In regards to the functions, in general, take a look at your logic. …

I think you answered the question with your question, simply read in three characters each time and proceed from there... :)

Pretty busy at the moment, but I will take a look later this evening to see if I can lend a hand. To sum up, and make sure I understand your problem: 1. You're trying to override the system menu 'X'? 2. You want a different image displayed on mouseover …

What have you gotten done so far? After that, what is the specific problem you are having? :)

Qt Creator is built just for that task, obviously for Qt. I'm sure there are others for different libraries, but that's the first one that comes to mind.

As has been stated multiple times in other questions such as this: Post what you have so far, no one is going to do your homework for you. Instead, we will help you when you have problems, but not write it all for you. After all, how else will you …

It appears to me to be the fact that the contained string simply has additional characters other than what you "see". Try removing the additional carriage return and spaces within the XML as follows and then see if you get a match. <Signature>WvZUJAJ/3QNqzQvwne2vvy7U5Pck8ZZ5UTa6pIwR7GE+PoGi6A1kyw==</Signature>

You're checking for lowercase letters, but your question involved uppercase. Really simple suggestion, but that's what sticks out in my mind from scanning your code quickly.

Move your cout statement to after the for loop.