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void Learn() { Practice(); }
void Practice() { Learn(); }
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 | I have been reading some tutorials about floats from various sources on the web. They say that if you want to float one div element next to another you are to put a float attribute into one of the div elements. for example one website says this... > Quote From …  |
 | Try reading [URL="http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/menus.html"]this tutorial[/URL]. It explains how to create menus and icons for win32. You may need to read back a page or two depending on how much you already know.  |
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| | [CODE]int number_of_repetitions = 10; for(int i = 0; i < number_of_repetitions; i++) { // insert your code here }[/CODE] |
| | Hi guys, I am trying to create a edit control, with pure win32. When the return key is pressed I would like it to run a section of code. I have tried getting it to handle the return key message through the main windows message handler. Unfortunately that causes it … |
| | I find it a little hard to understand what you are asking. From what I have read it seems though your trying to get a server to put data into a text file. If you send data from a client or server you need the other to recieve it... perhaps … |
| | Regarding your second post, the int data type can only hold integers, not floating point values. You should use a float or double to hold numbers with decimal places. |
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