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    Began Watching [win32] - how to change the control backcolor and textcolor?

    i build a class for create a static control(label). and i't cool. but why the SetTextColor() and SetBkColor() are ignored? case WM_PAINT: { PAINTSTRUCT ps; HDC hdc = BeginPaint(inst->hwnd, &ps); …
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    Replied To a Post in [win32] - how use the SetWindowLongPtr() for use a window procedure?

    ok.. now works cool(with some help): #include <windows.h> #include <string> #include <functional> #define event(eventname, ... ) std::function<void(__VA_ARGS__ )> eventname using namespace std; const char *labelpropname = "Cambalinho"; const char *labelclassprop …
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    Edited [win32] - how use the SetWindowLongPtr() for use a window procedure?

    i'm building the label1 class, but i'm getting bad results... so i ask: how can i use the SetWindowLongPtr() for use a window procedure? (i can show the label and …
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    Created [win32] - how use the SetWindowLongPtr() for use a window procedure?

    i'm building the label1 class, but i'm getting bad results... so i ask: how can i use the SetWindowLongPtr() for use a window procedure? (i can show the label and …
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    Began Watching [win32] - how use the SetWindowLongPtr() for use a window procedure?

    i'm building the label1 class, but i'm getting bad results... so i ask: how can i use the SetWindowLongPtr() for use a window procedure? (i can show the label and …
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    how to implement a recursive function that solves the Fibonacci theory, and the program should ask the user to enter a number then the output will show him the Fibonacci …
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    http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/windows/39170/ but learn more about [recursive functions](http://www.danzig.us/cpp/recursion.html) don't forget the recursive functions are functions that call them selfs, never forget put an if for close them or it can takes …
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    what is C++ mean? and what is the purpose of it?
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    it's C programming language with class's, templates and more
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    Replied To a Post in overloading functions

    thanks for that. now tell me why the char* isn't working? int main() { char *c="hello"; Variant a=c; cout << a; return 0; } tell me: "error: call of overloaded …
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    Replied To a Post in removed virus now no internet connection

    i advice doing the: Internet Options - Advanced - Reset try these and tell me if works
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    Replied To a Post in overloading functions

    sorry why i get an error with these exemple: #include <iostream> #include <string.h> #include <typeinfo.h> using namespace std; class Variant { private: string result; public: Variant() { } template<typename B> …
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    #include <iostream> #include <string.h> #include <typeinfo.h> using namespace std; class Variant { private: string result; public: Variant() { } template<typename B> Variant(B val) { result=to_string(val); } Variant(string val) { result=val; …
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    Began Watching removed virus now no internet connection

    Hi , my computer was running slow , acting weird , getting pop ups , etc . I ran an anti spy , malwarebytes , & my virus scan ... …
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    Replied To a Post in removed virus now no internet connection

    you continue with network problems?
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    Replied To a Post in overloading functions

    see these 2 functions: template <typename B> B operator =(Variant &value) { return atof(value.result.c_str()); } string operator =(Variant &value) { return value.result; } imagine that i need, too, return a …
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    Created overloading functions

    when we overloading a function: what matters is only the argument list(inclued the types) or the return type too? i'm overloading the assigment operator, but seems that i can't use …
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    Began Watching overloading functions

    when we overloading a function: what matters is only the argument list(inclued the types) or the return type too? i'm overloading the assigment operator, but seems that i can't use …
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    Replied To a Post in templates and class's

    i mean like these: template<typename T> class variant2 { private: void *Vvariant=NULL; T typ; public: template<typename b> variant2 (b &value) { Vvariant=&value ; typ=b; } template<typename b> variant2 & operator …
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    Replied To a Post in templates and class's

    yes
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    Created templates and class's

    can i create 1 template that i use inside the class and not when i create the class object?
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    can i create 1 template that i use inside the class and not when i create the class object?
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    Replied To a Post in how print void pointer to string?

    see these: class variant2 { private: void *Vvariant=NULL; public: template<typename b> variant2 & operator = (b &value) { Vvariant=&value ; cout<< typeid(value).name(); return *this; } friend ostream& operator <<(ostream &os,const …
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    Replied To a Post in how print void pointer to string?

    sorry can i create a variable for recive the variable type?
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    Replied To a Post in how print void pointer to string?

    :( sorry.. seems that i'm having communications problems :( cout << *static_cast<string*>(test); i know these line isn't corrected, but i want like these. the type is int, but i want …
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    Replied To a Post in how print void pointer to string?

    imagine that int is 200, i want print 200, but in a string way.. that's why the 'char *', but only prints 1 character :(
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    Created how print void pointer to string?

    cout << *static_cast<int*>(test); test is a void pointer pointed to an int variable. if i use: cout << *static_cast<char*>(test); i get just 1 character. so how can i print the …
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    Began Watching how print void pointer to string?

    cout << *static_cast<int*>(test); test is a void pointer pointed to an int variable. if i use: cout << *static_cast<char*>(test); i get just 1 character. so how can i print the …
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    Began Watching about pointers and dot operator

    i know: - &varname is the adress of varname; - *varname is the value of adressed variable. but: void *Vvariant=NULL; friend ostream& operator <<(ostream &os,const variant2 &obj) { os << …
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    yah.. thanks for all (seems that when i'm logined, i don't recive the mail notifications)
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    Began Watching about pointers and dot operator

    i know: - &varname is the adress of varname; - *varname is the value of adressed variable. but: void *Vvariant=NULL; friend ostream& operator <<(ostream &os,const variant2 &obj) { os << …
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    without typecasting, can i get the adressed values? seems that i can't see what it is the type
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    Created about pointers and dot operator

    i know: - &varname is the adress of varname; - *varname is the value of adressed variable. but: void *Vvariant=NULL; friend ostream& operator <<(ostream &os,const variant2 &obj) { os << …
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    Began Watching about pointers and dot operator

    i know: - &varname is the adress of varname; - *varname is the value of adressed variable. but: void *Vvariant=NULL; friend ostream& operator <<(ostream &os,const variant2 &obj) { os << …

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