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Does anybody know a good tutorial on programming applications with multiple entry points in C++? I am designing an application in MSVC 2008 Express that will interface with an AS/400 system and process scripts to either feed data, extract data by reading the screen, or do custom tasks. I was …

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I am trying to get a handle on two things: building strings, and reading a file. I am trying to write a function that will pull a line from a file and put it into a string. I want to use it in a loop, so I am having the …

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I don't know if anybody here programs in C++ for the AS/400, specifically the Personal Communicator (PCOMM)... I have been able to successfully write programs in Visual Basic for Applications with Excel but I am having a hard time with C++. When I try to compile one of the sample …

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Here is what I came up with. You just need to supply the code to draw the boxes, and adjust the constants at the top. I will post an explaination in a separate post right after this. [code] const int startSize = 256; const int centerX = 300; const int …

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I'm not sure the best way to do it in Windows or what, but I used to do similar in various forms of BASIC and the principles are the same. The way I would do it in BASIC would be to have two variables representing the direction of the moving …

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Hi, I am Dan, I have grown up programming since I was very young, starting with old 8-bit computers in the 80's and working my way up through the years. Although I am not a programmer by trade, I do tend to find ways to fit programming into my tasks …

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