C / C++ / MFC

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 3:29

1-Jan-10 3:29

MrMcIntyre wrote:
I have over 125 employees at my company stretching over 30 countries and speaking different languages and payed around £200 - £300 per month you do not know how hard it is to communicate clearly to foreign people.

That's nonsense and you know it. If you had even one employee with some programming knowldege you would not be posting the same basic question over and over on this site. Your previous questions are the evidence that demonstrates this.

MrMcIntyre wrote:
you can't tell someone what you think without actually investigating who they are first.

I believe I already did. And I have investigated who you are.

MrMcIntyre wrote:
so I decided to turn to CodeProject as it has great people for help and eventually I can help out my employees with things shortly, but quite frankly I haven't seen anyone who has attempted to help me.

I (and others here) have attempted to help you on a number of occasions in the past. We have provided links to articles which contain ready made solutions to many of your requests. We have provided links to tutorials, online documents, titles of books or author names to help you learn. As stated earlier, I have even posted a working example of a simple windows program, complete with source code, on the internet for you to use and change as much as you wish.

And yet you seem incapable (lazy or stupid, I can't figure out which) of using any of these tools to help yourself, you just come back here and post the same questions again.

MrMcIntyre1-Jan-10 3:47

1-Jan-10 3:47

Look, it doesn't matter what you think I have a lot of money and you can't tell me if I have or haven't got because I do have a lot of money and thats' final and I have more money than you get in a year. (if employeed, probably not, sitting at a computer programming, boring!). Get a job and earn money or setup a business and stop sitting like a dead monkey all day calling people names with is uncalled for.

Never call me lazy or most importantly stupid as I am more intelligent in my Mathematics, English and Reading Skills so never again do you EVER DARE and call me stupid. NEVER!!!.

I ask for help, I put code and you never seem to help but this is a place for help so why don't I get any help just constant abuse from you now that's not nice.

"TREAT OTHERS HOW YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE TREATED!"

Andrew McIntyre

enhzflep1-Jan-10 4:02

enhzflep

1-Jan-10 4:02

MrMcIntyre wrote:
Never call me lazy or most importantly stupid as I am more intelligent in my Mathematics, English and Reading Skills so never again do you EVER DARE and call me stupid. NEVER!!!.

More intelligent than what/who?

Your social skills, emotional intelligence, musical ability.
Or do you actually mean somebody else you've had the privilege of conversing with.

For even the grammar in that above piece of 'literature' I've quoted would make a newspaper editor Laugh | :laugh:

Too bad having money doesn't require brains or manners or social skills. Sometimes luck is enough, other times a departed relative can alter the financial standing of a person.

MrMcIntyre wrote:
"TREAT OTHERS HOW YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE TREATED!"

Precisely the reason I speculate that nobody has taken to you with a good blowtorch and a serious round of tongue lashings. We all have bad days...

I assume you've had one of them today?

MrMcIntyre1-Jan-10 6:05

1-Jan-10 6:05

It's not a window I am trying to create, I've done the window already with the help from you a while back I am now on the login window dialog.

Andrew McIntyre

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 6:50

1-Jan-10 6:50

MrMcIntyre wrote:
I am now on the login window dialog.

OK, so you want help. Show us how far you have got with your dialog, which piece doesn't compile, or which piece fails at runtime, and I guarantee someone will try and help you.

MrMcIntyre1-Jan-10 7:55

1-Jan-10 7:55

I am only just starting the login box that's why I need your help. I now know how to create a application but I don't know how to create a dialog window within the application. What I have done just there was on my C++ project that I created a Windows Form by going to Project > Add New Item > Windows Form and added all the textboxes, buttons, labels so how is there a code I can tell that Windows Form to load up when someone click on the application the Login box appears instead of the main client being the game window.

Andrew

Andrew McIntyre

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 8:01

1-Jan-10 8:01

See Dialog Boxes[^] on MSDN for full detais of dialog boxes, including some sample code. To use a dialog automatically at startup you just need to add the DialogBox() call at the point in your app when you process the WM_CREATE message, so the app will stall until the user completes the login form.

MrMcIntyre1-Jan-10 8:11

1-Jan-10 8:11

Thanks for the link. See on that page you sent me what link will I click on whilst on the page.

Andrew McIntyre

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 22:23

1-Jan-10 22:23

MrMcIntyre wrote:
See on that page you sent me what link will I click on whilst on the page.

Any that you need to clarify your questions about using a modal dialog.

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 6:30

1-Jan-10 6:30

Tim Craig1-Jan-10 17:45

Tim Craig

1-Jan-10 17:45

MrMcIntyre wrote:
Never call me lazy or most importantly stupid as I am more intelligent in my Mathematics, English and Reading Skills so never again do you EVER DARE and call me stupid.

Your website says otherwise about your English skills. So if that's how you want to portray your English skills to the world, it screams "stupid".

You measure democracy by the freedom it gives its dissidents, not the freedom it gives its assimilated conformists.

Emilio Garavaglia1-Jan-10 3:33

Emilio Garavaglia

1-Jan-10 3:33

To me, you seemms just a troll.

Your reputation is self-referencing.
Facts are you're not going to try to understand what has been told.
Enjoy with your reputation!

2 bugs found.
> recompile ...
65534 bugs found.
D'Oh! | :doh:

Rajesh R Subramanian1-Jan-10 3:35

Rajesh R Subramanian

1-Jan-10 3:35

It'd be beneficial to everyone if you could keep your conversations subjective. This forum is specific for discussing issues related to C/C++/MFC programming.

Nobody cares about who you are. I'm being really polite to you, but if your future posts do not follow the guidelines[^], it may even be completely removed off this board.

“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell

Want to know how to use madlib mp3 decoder

CPallini4-Jan-10 23:03

CPallini

4-Jan-10 23:03

I can feel the pain of you employees... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Danzy8331-Dec-09 8:43

Danzy83

31-Dec-09 8:43

Hi, I just programmed an audio player using bitmaps for the GUI and used the DirectShow functions for playing media files but I do not have much knowledge about the internals of this DirectShow SDK. I want some articles or tutorials that will take me through the madlib mp3 decoder so that I can understand how my program works. Anyone know of some books or tutorials that describes the usage of madlib mp3 decoder, and possibly the links? Please help.

Re: Want to know how to use madlib mp3 decoder

Richard MacCutchan1-Jan-10 2:11

error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

1-Jan-10 2:11

Did you think of Googling? I did and found this[^].

krish_kumar31-Dec-09 1:49

krish_kumar

31-Dec-09 1:49

After compiling the code given below the following error shows....

main.c:4: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

#include <stdio.h>

struct struct_keywords {

char c_keywords[6][10] = {"int", "char", "static" , /* ERROR SHOWS HERE */
"struct", "union", "return"};

};

typedef struct struct_keywords kewords_t;

int main(int argc ,char *argv) {

kewords_t *struct_ptr;

return 0;
}

What may be the error ?????

With regards

Re: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

Richard MacCutchan31-Dec-09 2:40

Okk...I cleared the error

31-Dec-09 2:40

Your initialisers should be outside of the struct definition thus:

struct struct_keywords
{
	char c_keywords[6][10];
} mystruct = 
{
	"int", "char", "static",
	"struct", "union", "return"
};

krish_kumar31-Dec-09 3:57

krish_kumar

31-Dec-09 3:57

Thanks ...using ur code I cleared my errors in the program

Thanking u
Mad | :mad:

Re: Okk...I cleared the error

Richard MacCutchan31-Dec-09 5:13

Re: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

31-Dec-09 5:13

Happy to help.

CODEPC31-Dec-09 3:21

CODEPC

31-Dec-09 3:21

int main(int argc ,char *argv) 
{

kewords_t struct_ptr; 

struct_ptr.c_keywords = {"int", "char", "static" , "struct", "union", "return"};

}

Re: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

krish_kumar31-Dec-09 3:52

krish_kumar

31-Dec-09 3:52

myprogarm.c: In function 'main':
myprogarm.c:17: error: expected expression before '{' token

#include <stdio.h>

struct struct_keywords {

char c_keywords[6][10];

};

typedef struct struct_keywords kewords_t;

int main(int argc ,char *argv) {

kewords_t *struct_ptr;

struct_ptr->c_keywords = {"int", "char", "static" , "struct", "union", "return"};

return 0;
}

Cry | :((

Still showing error ...How to clear Cry | :((

myprogarm.c: In function 'main':
myprogarm.c:17: error: expected expression before '{' token

Re: error: expected ':', ',', ';', '}' or '__attribute__' before '=' token

Richard MacCutchan31-Dec-09 5:09