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Hey everyone, I have a simple simple problem that is literally driving me insane. Basically, I have a database of numbers seperated my spaces. I just took a segment of my code because I am soooo completely lost with the output!! If the database is: 1 2 3 9 7 … 
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Currently I'm using the way posted below which works but it sure isn't elegant. Can anyone think of a way to test if the UI has loaded without using system() or popen() in c++ [CODE]FILE * fp; char inputArray[100]; fp = popen("ps aux | grep SystemUIServer | grep Library | … |
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I would like to retrieve the value of whats stored in a currenlty selected row in my datagrid and store it in a string. 1. Is this possible? 2. If so how might I go about doing it myDataGrid.Rows.Cell[0].etc.etc doesn't seem to work and it is all I could find …
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I don't know anything about programming but I would like to figure out how to program this idea I had for calculating prime numbers. I know that this looks a little bit jumbled, but logically it should work. My basic idea is that the square root of the first number …
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[CODE]#include <iostream.h> float salary (int, float); int main() { int n,h,i; float r,GS; cout <<"Enter number of employees: "; cin >> n; for (i=0;i<n;i++) { cout << "\n Hours= \t"; cin >>h; cout<< "\n Rate= \t"; cin >> r; GS=salary(h,r); cout << "\nSalary=\t"<<GS << "\n"; cout << "Rate=\t"<<r<<"\n\n"; } return … 
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