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Remove Filter  | It may have only been Visual C++ 6.0 or something, but I think I remember needing to add curly braces after a switch's case label to declare variables, is this still true with VS2010 and C++? ex: [code] switch( 1 ) { case 1: { int a; //<-- ok } …  |
| | I'm a college student, about to have an associates degree and start working on my Bachelor's for CS. I have a project that I've been working on for a while now, and I'm thinking about making it open source, and hosting it on sourceforge. The reason I would do so, …  |
| | Okay, so the problem is: I need a way to display a graphic with a few lines of text over the picture. An amount determined at run-time of these will be created. They also needs to be contained in a scrollable container, and scroll properly. It sounds simple but I'm … |
| | If a U.S. government agency were to infect a PC with a virus, would it be possible to detect it with personal anti-virus software? If so, what's the best bet software wise?  |
| | How are iterators used in C# ? suppose I have say: [code] List<int> someList = new List<int>(); /* assume some items are added here */ /* and now I wonder if C++ style iterators are available? */ for( var i = /* iterator begin of list */ ; i != …  |
| | C++/CLI @ runtime add a PictureBox to a tab control, I need to do this at run-time because they're to represent some data the user must be able to manipulate. I actually need them to be in some kind of scrollable panel on the tabcontrol. Any ideas?  |
| | Hello, I thought I was doing things right when I created a delegate to call a function to access the container's data, but it still throws an exception. I have something similar to: [code] public ref class myform : public System::Windows::Forms::Form { private: System::Windows::Forms::ComboBox^ form_combobox; private: delegate String^ getItemDel();//<-- delegate … |
| | Using C++/CLI-- Is there a good way to return a value (not a DialogResult) from a form shown as a dialog? I plan to use Invoke on a method to update the previous form from within the dialog, if not. I also would like to thank the fine members of …  |
| | For some reason, and it's probably one of those accessibility things like tab ordering, when I hit the spacebar after selecting a button on my form, the spacebar clicks the button. This is NOT acceptable, and I have considered a work around of selecting an invisible panel or other "dummy" … |
| | Hi, I am in need of a good reference for C++/CLI. Right now I need to know how to exit the main loop of a form, such as if the user clicked the 'X' at the top right. Nevermind, the function Close() is what I needed. |
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