How do I create a Timer in C++?
TheSecOrg
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Jump to PostFunny you should ask..
this is the Java forum.
Jump to PostI have flagged it to be moved :)
Jump to PostA thread can only be moved by a moderator of that particular forum section. You can use the "Flag Bad Post" button to request such a move. I would have moved it myself, but I am not a mod for Software Dev.
It's immaterial now, as you have already …
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Ezzaral
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Funny you should ask..
this is the Java forum.
TheSecOrg
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Woops! My first post and I make my first mistake.
How can I move this thread?
Ezzaral
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I have flagged it to be moved :)
TheSecOrg
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Thanks?
Ezzaral
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A thread can only be moved by a moderator of that particular forum section. You can use the "Flag Bad Post" button to request such a move. I would have moved it myself, but I am not a mod for Software Dev.
It's immaterial now, as you have already created a thread in C++, but at least you will know for future reference.
TheSecOrg
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OK, should this thread be marked as solved?
Ezzaral
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Sure. Or flagged to be deleted as a duplicate.
TheSecOrg
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How do I do that? [n00bie question]
peter_budo
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Thread closed as double already created in C++ section here.
In the future please do not create double and wait for post to be moved when you know the request been placed.
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