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I tried and end up with lot of tools to create / modify the images But not really the image collection.
- Ravi
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i cannot do anything for you that way...
there are so many sites... if you can't find at least ont, i give up...
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here is what i get when I type "icon[^]"
are you too lazy to turn on your screen to see what google tells you ?
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Thanks for your help....
I found one more site. http://www.glyfx.com/ which gives the BMP / GIF / ICO / PNG of different sizes (16 * 16 / 24 * 24) which can be used directly MFC application.
Thanks for your time
Ravi
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i believe the best place ever for such purpose is %SystemRoot%\System32\mspaint.exe
enjoy...;P
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I'm keen to learn C/C++ and am fairly apt at writing BASIC. Does anyone know of any good free intepreters? I have downloaded Dev-C++ but am wondering if theirs anything better on offer for beginners out there.
Cheers.
°[Halo]°
Project Basilisk
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°[Halo]° wrote:
intepreters
hey dude, C/C++ are compiled languages, far from basic !!!
you should first learn at the basics of the C or the object oriented C++ before trying to "interpret" it...
i advise you this book[^] ; "The C++ Language", from the creator of the C++...
the best reference i've ever read for C++.
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of course that c++ can be interpeted, please have a look at my other post
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i've seen it, but as i answer before you, i could not see your link before 
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sorry if my post came out rude, it wasn't meant to be that way
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Any language can be interpreted, even machine code (PC Emulators for Gameboy, Arcade machines, palms, etc.).
There is actually an old book that was like "Learn C in 12 days" or something that actually came with a C Interpreter so you could learn C, only run your apps in the IDE but not have to buy a compiler.
You are right though, generally C is not an interpreted language as there is no benefit; it's too low level and you would benefit more from the speed of compiling it and it would most likely be the same speed or maybe even slower than a higher level language (essentially, more moving parts need to be interpreted as opposed to single operation that does more work) (There are other benefits of interpreted langauges which I will talk about in the next paragraph)However with langauges you mention, such as BASIC, which are so high level I don't think it matters if they're interpreted or compiled; they run just as slow!
There is however "Managed" C++ that is essentially compiled to a byte code instead of raw machine code which I would basically consider interpreted. This is done for the purpose of stability so the code cannot crash as well as security since the code can run in what would essentailly be a 'sandbox' that can be controled as to what the application has access to.
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i suspect that what you meant was "c++ compiler". you could also have a look at visual c++ express (http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/default.aspx).
however, if you really need an interpreter, check following:
CINT: http://root.cern.ch/root/Cint.html
UnderC: http://freshmeat.net/projects/underc/
Ch (not free): http://www.softintegration.com/
off topic: did anyone notice that if you try to add a link with [^] addition, post gets automatically submitted? or is it just me?
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Zdeslav Vojkovic wrote:
did anyone notice that if you try to add a link with [^] addition, post gets automatically submitted? or is it just me?
it's just you  what navigator do you use ?
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Firefox 1.0.6, but i noticed in one post that Paul Watson has similar problems when trying to quote some text. it seems that it goes for other
things also, e.g. when trying to add a smiley through editor toolbar on the page.
-- modified at 9:38 Thursday 1st September, 2005
i think i know what it is: if i turn off greasemonkey extension with cphog script, everything is fine
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Zdeslav Vojkovic wrote:
greasemonkey
hm ? what is this ? what is it suppose to do ? (just curious)
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In my ListCtrl i have more than 100 rows. but i am displaying 10 rows at a time. i scrolled my listctrl till 90th row and deleted that row. now my listctrl showing first 10 records but i want that cursor should reside the same position i.e 91st row. it should not scroll to the first position.
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Try SetSelectionMark(int Index)
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iListCtrl.SetSelectionMark(91);<br />
Oh, wait this is after you delete the first 90 right? Then
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iListCtrl.SetSelectionMark(0);<br />
Hope that helps. 
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DEBUGGING : Removing the needles from the haystack.
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we connect to sqlserver from vc++ using DSN. then how to connect to Oracle database through DSN from vc++.
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Using ODBC it should be more or less the same. You just need to install the ODBC for Oracle:
"Driver={Microsoft ODBC for Oracle};Server=OracleServer.YourSerer;Uid=Username;Pwd=PPPPP;"
... she said you are the perfect stranger she said baby let's keep it like this... Tunnel of Love, Dire Straits.
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Hello
I am working in "Win32 Console Application" environment. I have created three classes that have to access a common variable. To solve this problem, i declared a global variable but when i tried to used it in another class, it gave me an error that undeclared identifier (Though i declared as global). How can i declare a variable that may be accessed by all classes.
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Not a good idea to use a global variable with C++. Why don't declare the variable in one class, initialise it and provide getter/setter methods for the other two classes? If you want to have only one instance of the variable, no matter how many instances of the class, use the static keyword.
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In Source1.c(pp) (main declaration):
#include........
long global_foo;
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In Surce2.c(pp) (user of global_foo):
#include........
extern long global_foo;
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The key word is "extern". But it isn't considdered to be good programming practice...
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