C / C++ / MFC

void CTristramCore::initConstants()<br />
{<br />
	// Init getBotAngle Data<br />
	alBotAngle[0] = 4681;  // 1<br />
	alBotAngle[1] = 29671; // 2<br />
	alBotAngle[2] = 29647; // 3<br />
	alBotAngle[3] = 23497; // 4<br />
	alBotAngle[4] = 31183; // 5<br />
	alBotAngle[5] = 18927; // 6<br />
	alBotAngle[6] = 29257; // 7<br />
	alBotAngle[7] = 31727; // 8<br />
	alBotAngle[8] = 31689; // 9<br />
<br />
	// Init getWindMagnitude Data<br />
	alWindMagnitude[0] = 22730421; // 1<br />
	alWindMagnitude[1] = 28687063; // 2<br />
	alWindMagnitude[2] = 28687723; // 3<br />
	alWindMagnitude[3] = 33553771; // 4,9<br />
	alWindMagnitude[4] = 32202091; // 5<br />
	alWindMagnitude[5] = 32202751; // 6<br />
	alWindMagnitude[6] = 28683627; // 7<br />
	alWindMagnitude[7] = 33554431; // 8,0<br />
}

NeverFall wrote:

All it does is set values in an array (-.-)

long alBotAngle[9];<br />
long alWindMagnitude[8];

CxxxxDlg dlg;<br />
m_pMainWnd = &dlg; // here<br />
int nResponse = dlg.DoModal();<br />
<br />
CTristramCore::CTristramCore()<br />
{<br />
initConstants();<br />
}

<br />
private:	<br />
	// Functions<br />
	static UINT SetToTop(LPVOID pParam);<br />
	void SetToTopEx();<br />
<br />
	void updateFireAxis(int iFireAxis);<br />
	void initiateMainCall();<br />
<br />
	//Variables<br />
	CTristramCore CoreEngine;<br />
<br />
	bool m_bRunning;<br />
	bool m_bTransparencySupported;<br />
};

LighthouseJ wrote:

I want to replace that with a tree control and I don't know how to do that

LighthouseJ wrote:

CFormView

LighthouseJ wrote:

I want to make each item taller, fill it with multiple text items and possibly a picture.

Gunn317 wrote:

I'm trying to build a re-distributable application that is a Debug build (for a multitude of reasons) but one that is not using MSVCP71D.DLL and MSVCR71D.DLL

Mariano Lopez-Gappa wrote:

since when the pointer is declared, it points to a certain data type, which needs to be generic...

void main( void )
{
    int Int = 5;
    double Double = 12.34;
    void *pVoid;
 
    pVoid = ∬
    printf("%d\n", *((int *) pVoid));
 
    pVoid = &Double;
    printf("%f\n", *((double *) pVoid));
}

"Take only what you need and leave the land as you found it." - Native American Proverb

Mariano Lopez-Gappa wrote:

the user gets to decide what "fields" of a database get on the list.