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Are you sure that the Window isn't destroyed? Check in task manager.

If you have not included class.h in your project, include "struct.h" in "class.h" instead of main.

conio.h is a header file which comes with Borland compilers. If you're on VC++ you may ask some one to give it to you ( I can) but I'm not sure whether it will work or not. BTW it's not standard.

[QUOTE]atoi() not giving correct answer[/QUOTE] This has nothing to do with your [B]no_of_process ()[/B] returning 0.

[QUOTE]I read that it is possible without using a dll file since it's low level[/QUOTE] Yes it is. So what's the problem? [B]a)[/B] From what I see this HOOK isn't global but limited to your calling thread. The procedure is hooked top-priority for your CURRENT thread ONLY. Ditch the last …

[QUOTE]AFAIK c++ is not used for web based applications.[/QUOTE] Yes, you're right. It's pretty much Java, JavaScript & PHP.

[QUOTE]Quote originally posted by lionaneesh ... Sorry dude! but i don't know anything about SQL.... Well, see that's the problem. If you want to work with MySQL then you will have to learn SQL, or at least the basics.[/QUOTE] He is not the OP. akand, Ancient Dragon is right you …

I don't think you can store EXEs as resource data. The best you could do is to attach that EXEs code to your Main EXE & upon running it read & save that EXE's code to disk. Though it will be completely inappropriate & unwanted. Why don't you use the …

[QUOTE]plz send me some imp in c & c++ urgently my exam is after 2 days[/QUOTE] Daniweb does not do stuff like this. If you have a problem with *those* question we are happy to help you. You should google for some of your "institution's" previous year papers instead.

Best practice would be to create a File2.h which defines functionX()& include it: [CODE] #include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include "File2.h" //<-- int main() { printf("teste"); functionX(); return 0; } [/CODE] else include File2.cpp instead of File2.h there.

Isn't VirtualAssist spamming links? I think every forum disapproves of this.

1. Use better variable names. 2. Use malloc() to allocate memory for the Number of inputs a. Or a static array. 3. Input All numbers. 4. Loop To check for Odds, display & sum them. 5. Loop To check for Evens, display & sum them. 6. Display sum. (You can …

What do you exactly mean when you say this: [QUOTE] result for those paramters is shown on agent's own terminal window....where as i want them on manager's window. [/QUOTE] In case you meant what I think you did, you are sending the returned request to yourself(agent). Please check your a) …

[QUOTE]better stream classes[/QUOTE] stringstream. [QUOTE]better array implementation[/QUOTE] vectors. Other than that. If you just want to omit & read the first 256 chars why not you use: [CODE]nm1.open("as86.txt",ios::in|ios::binary); char arr[257]; //+1 for null nm.read(arr,256); while(nm.read(arr,256)) { //Read more. } nm.close(); [/CODE]

[QUOTE]I know this gets asked a lot but i want to make a program that sends me some form of an alert at a certain time of day. I am using windows 1. i want it too run invisibly so no windows, doesn't show in task bar, or task manger …

[QUOTE]You should look into ifstream and cin and the >> operator.[/QUOTE] cin is console input & cout is console output. David is right on spot. You can also use cin.getline().

I suggest you use [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms644946(v=VS.85).aspx"]PostThreadMessage()[/URL](Windows only) and parse that message in the WindProc of the client. Point 'b' beats me. 'c' should be achievable from answer to 'a'.

You forgot the return statement :)

Ok, I need to know some methods(links, articles, etc.) regarding how to parse & comprehend 32-bit grayscale bitmaps on the basis of their data. Suppose I have a black background & a white primitive of medium resolution is there any way I can identify the primitive as a Circle, Box, …

A better and more efficient way is to create an onTerminate() Even for your thread which is called when the thread A terminates. It will be better manageable & you can pass a pointer to the function in the thread initialization.

I am creating a winsocket app & want to know that if there's a method available to fetch the Dynamic IP of the local machine & not it's local address. For eg: my local address may state 192.168.1.3 but my dynamic IP is depedent on my ISP location like 59.114.25.10 …

You have to define the virtual functions in their derived classes. [CODE] int myProjPlugin::speed() const //want suggestion here { return m_speed; } int myProjPlugin::direction() const //want suggestion here { return m_direction; } [/CODE] [QUOTE] error: ‘m_speed’ was not declared in this scope error: ‘m_direction’ was not declared in this scope …

[CODE]int marks[] = {};[/CODE] This should have been an error. Your leaving the compiler to decide the size of array but your not initializing it.The size of array is 0. Solutions: 1. [CODE]int marks[50]; //Static Initialization[/CODE] 2. [CODE]int *marks; marks=(int*) malloc( noOfMarks );//Dynamic Initialization. Do ckeck if it returns NULL.[/CODE] …

[CODE]1.2ms , 1.5ms and 1.8ms.[/CODE] That's an awfully small delay. The best I could get is a perfect 10ms delay. Sometimes about 5ms(rare). Don't know if this small delay is possible or not. You can try calling a function(read: Any custom function) to get you a delay this small. But …

[QUOTE]"No matching prototype available"[/QUOTE] [QUOTE]"Too many parameters"[/QUOTE] Don't you think it's pretty obvious? Your using too many arguments(7) in the function GetOpenSaveFile(), the compiler cannot find the function definition. The function will accept <7 arguments.

AFAIK if you do happen to make that form, it will stop responding as it will be inside a loop (correct me if I'm wrong). You can do the following: 1. Use Asynchronous timer for painting text on form. 2. Use a separate thread for the form & change it's …

OK, this might be considered cheating and would probably be the worst-basic-solution, but here goes nothing: Can't you store the verse's in a 2-d array, word-wise then increment index using recursion? [CODE]char arr[][50]={"Word1","Word2"...}; [/CODE]

[CODE]MessageBox(NULL, "\tHello World!", "My first windows app", NULL);[/CODE] Change to [CODE]MessageBox(NULL, L"\tHello World!", L"My first windows app", NULL);[/CODE]

You can use sprintf() [CODE] <stdio.h> sprintf(fileName,"iterfile%d",i); [/CODE]

Personally I'm all against system() calls.

system() calls should ALWAYS be avoided at all cost. P.S. "ls" is for Linux & "dir" is for Windows. findfirst and findnext are the functions you're seeking. You may need to use recursion to search deeper into directories.

1. Replace '' with '\' 2. Use parameter SND_NODEFAULT to suppress the beep when no file is found. 3. PlaySound can only play .wav files.

Something like this? [CODE] FinancialAid* operator += (const int incValue) { this->Siblings+=incValue; return this; } FinancialAid* operator -= (const float decValue) { //Perform the desired checks this->tuition+=decValue; return this; } [/CODE]

I need to see your class for that and also which data members are used for storing what.

First Use a program like [URL="http://download.cnet.com/BinViewer/3000-2352_4-10517941.html"]BinViewer[/URL] to actually see if the content is written to the file.

[CODE]if (0<n<18) printf("You are still a kid"); else if (18<=n<30) {printf("You are an adult"); else if (30<=n<60) {printf("You are a middle-aged person"); else if (60<=n) {printf("You are a senior citizen"); else {printf("Wow !!!");[/CODE] You have placed braces before printf. Remove them. EDIT: You code would look more appealing(read: not Horrible) …

[CODE] char *fname=0;//Change to char fname[50] or fname[256] for max limit on Windows cin >> fname; [/CODE] Bad idea! you are passing a pointer to cin which is not referring to any variable. Use an array. Also try using fgets() or gets() as cin doesn't take white spaces.

To delete a record you have 2 options depending upon the size of Database: 1. Copy everything into a buffer, delete values in the buffer & output them to file again. 2. Start copying everything to buffer skip the matching record & output them again. 3. Instead of allocating a …

You can try rounding up yourself. Since you want to round up to 2 decimals, the general format I use is: [CODE] Number + (10^(-Precision))/2 [/CODE] In your case it is: [CODE] -> 3.195 + (10^(-2))/2 -> 3.195 + (0.01)/2 -> 3.195 + (0.005) -> 3.20 [/CODE] AFAIK printf() will …

If you actually own the written data and it is put though an array or class use fseek: [CODE] //For example to fetch record #5 fseek ( File , (5-1)*sizeof(CLASS) , SEEK_SET ); fread ( &VAR , 1 , sizeof(CLASS) , File ); /* Here CLASS can be replaced by …

[CODE]char new[15][3];[/CODE] Make it: [CODE]char new[3][15];[/CODE] [15][3] Means 15 rows of 3 cols [3][15] Means 3 rows of 15 cols

[QUOTE]with allocations from the front and insertions at the end[/QUOTE] You mean a Queue? [CODE] /* */ /* queue.c */ /* Demo of dynamic data structures in C */ #include <stdio.h> #define FALSE 0 #define NULL 0 typedef struct { int dataitem; struct listelement *link; } listelement; void Menu (int …

[CODE]/* say numbers are 2,8,15,51 so upperLimit=51 & lowerLimit=2 */ int num; do num=rand((51-2)+1)+2; //This I deliberately did to denote uLimit & lLimit while(num!=n1 && num!=n2 && num!=n3 && num!=n4);[/CODE] rand(x) will always return a number from 0 to (x-1).

If you can wait I'm on the verge of finishing my SyntaX Highlighter which features WORD 03 portability. I'll be upping it maybe tomorrow.

There is a specific property for Forms. It is Enabled. I'm not sure about MFC as I do only VCL. If however they are separate thread, which I doubt they are, I recommend using WaitForInputIdle(); GDI function.

[CODE] PS: Avoid using scanf. It has lots of hidden problems. Shift to fgets instead [/CODE] But fgets is only for inputting strings while the OP requires integers and scanf() is pretty much suffice for the poster at this point. scanf() may not have nice error-checking techniques but it sure …

What exactly is the problem. Sample Output?

Why dont you try adding to your list(class) 2 components: [CODE=cpp] unsigned int maxItems; unsigned int currItems; [/CODE] And everytime you add items increment currItems, and if it nears maxItems(=10) you increment maxItems(allocate space) to 20.

This is plain stupid. 1. You don't wrap code in code tags 2. You double post. 3. What are you trying to achieve by assigning a (char*) an (int), which is illegal by the way 4. When you say 17th line did you expect me to count all the way …

What are you trying to achieve by assigning a (char*) an (int), which is illegal by the way Please be more clear.