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Hi All, I have just started learning C# and would like to populate a combo box with the list of games defined in gameslist.txt file. below is the format of gameslist.txt file [code] [category 1] game 1 game 2 game 3 game 4 [category 2] game 5 game 6 game …

[CODE] if(m_playSound) { const char* soundToPlay = layout->GetWinName(); char* soundTemp = NULL; if(m_playAltScatterSndSymbol != -1) { for(int i = 0; i < layout->GetNumPositions(); i++) { ReelWinSymbolPosition* rwsp = layout->GetReelSymbolPosition(i); for(int i = 0; i < layout->GetNumPositions(); i++) { ReelWinSymbolPosition* rwsp = layout->GetReelSymbolPosition(i); if(rwsp && rwsp->GetSymbol() == m_playAltScatterSndSymbol) { if(m_alternateScatterSndSymbolName && …

I have the following code which works on the .txt file The file content is as given below. ;* ;* { = LanguageIso LANGUAGE_ISO = "EN" } [CODE] xlong MyProg::Import(const char* buffer, xlong x) { try { while (1) { if ((bytesParsed = AddLine(tmpSrcBuffer)) == -1) return FALSE; tmpSrcBuffer += …

Hi Everyone, I have a program built on VS 2005 which compiles fine, and when I execute the same, it runs as expected. But i see memory leaks being detected by tools like (Visual Leak Detector, Glow Code etc..), Below is the block of code for your reference. void Argument(const …