C / C++ / MFC

Rage wrote:

Now as to understand how the india map is encrypted in the string is another story...

int a,b,c;
int count = 1;

for (b=c=10;a="Hello!CodeProjectRules!HHHFHDEDZ!NBIJG \
	  DCDZ!OBICDCHDADZ!PBICDCIGZ!QBICDCHDADZ!P \
	  BIJGDCDZ!OBJHGDEDZ!N!Z!Z!Z" [b+++13]; )
for(; a-- > 64 ; )
	putchar (33^b&1);  

FARGORE wrote:

Fist off, I would like to place or append an Int value to a CString, but it will not work. How could I go about doing this.

FARGORE wrote:

Second, is there a way of making an array with infinite variables?

FARGORE wrote:

Or have its number of variables be defined with in the program so that it can change.

FARGORE wrote:

int num;
CString str;

num = 2;
str = "the number is " + num;

str.Format("The number is: %d", 2);

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FARGORE wrote:

I would like to place or append an Int value to a CString

int i = 10;<br />
std::ostringstr stream;<br />
stream << i;<br />
CString s( stream.str().c_str());

FARGORE wrote:

is there a way of making an array with infinite variables

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toxcct wrote:

check the ID property

toxcct wrote:

and don't forget to select the menu before you go across its properties...