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Lookup the strtok() function in MSDN. strtok() is used to split a string based on certain tokens, such as a comma.
You may be right
I may be crazy
-- Billy Joel --
Within you lies the power for good, use it!!!
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But i am using Borland....
Is this function fine for borland or only MSVC++ and .NET
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AFAIK it is a standard CRT function so it should work with Borland. Try it and find out
You may be right
I may be crazy
-- Billy Joel --
Within you lies the power for good, use it!!!
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Software_Specialist wrote: But i am using Borland....
Hai dude hows is your new forum going.. Kiddin.. any way strtok function is also available borland under string header file.. you can use http://www.partow.net/programming/stringtokenizer/index.html[^] to read your csv file.. it support your borland compiler!
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My new forum...what do you mean???????????
Ok ill go through the link u mentioned...
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I'd use Boost's Tokenizer[^] library for this.
Steve
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hi
this is program i made it okay
but i want convert all if statment in last programm to the for loop but the user must determine the input or stage to any number he wants okay
there's conditions every a give you b,b give you ab
if the user enter 4 level answer must be
stage 0:a
stage 1:b
stage 2:ab
stage 3:bab
etc...... this is code :
#include
#include
int size;
void main(){
char symbol[10 ];
int level;
int i;
//******************************************************************//
cout<<"ENTER SIZE OF YOUR CHARACTER :";
cin>>size;
cout<<"*ENTER CHARACTER/ALAPHBET : ";
for( i=0;i
{
cin>>symbol[i];
}
//******************************************************************//
cout<<"*ENTER HOW MANY LEVEL YOU WANT : ";
cin>>level;
cout<<endl;
if(level>8)
cout<<"PLEASE ENTER NUMBER BETWEEN 1 TO 8"<
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hi
this is program i made it okay
but i want convert all if statment in last programm to the for loop but the user must determine the input or stage to any number he wants okay
there's conditions every a give you b,b give you ab
if the user enter 4 level answer must be
stage 0:a
stage 1:b
stage 2:ab
stage 3:bab
etc...... this is code :
#include<iostream.h>
#include<string.h>
int size;
void main(){
char symbol[10 ];
int level;
int i;
//******************************************************************//
cout<<"ENTER SIZE OF YOUR CHARACTER :";
cin>>size;
cout<<"*ENTER CHARACTER/ALAPHBET : ";
for( i=0;i<size;i++)
{
="" cin="">>symbol[i];
}
//******************************************************************//
cout<<"*ENTER HOW MANY LEVEL YOU WANT : ";
cin>>level;
cout<<endl;
if(level="">8)
cout<<"PLEASE ENTER NUMBER BETWEEN 1 TO 8"<
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I suggest read a good book about C/C++ or also if you see is helpful for you www.cplusplus.com
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WhiteSky wrote: I suggest read a good book about C/C++ or also if you see is helpful for you www.cplusplus.com
when i learning c++ i used to go there!. but now they have changed the interface! any way happy new year dude
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Thank you Alok ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
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Hi there,
I need some advice on how to be able to show one of the custom control's scroll bar and hide the other. Both of the custom control has the same class. Apart from that, the 'SetScrollRange' function is located at the OnPaint() in the custom control's class.cpp.
TQ.
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cyn8 wrote: I need some advice on how to be able to show one of the custom control's scroll bar and hide the other. Both of the custom control has the same class. Apart from that, the 'SetScrollRange' function is located at the OnPaint() in the custom control's class.cpp.
is you custom class support ShowWindow
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my custom control has a CWnd base class. Therefore, i believe it does support ShowWindow. Do you have any suggedtionon how to do what i've mention before?
Any suggestions are welcomed. Thanks
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Generally, scroll range should be set when the window/control changes size, not in OnPaint().
If you do it in OnPaint() then your new settings could cause another repaint.
Try changing scroll settings in response to WM_SIZE. If the scroll settings indicate that no
scrollbar is necessary then it will disappear.
"Great job, team. Head back to base for debriefing and cocktails."
(Spottswoode "Team America")
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Hello every one!
I need help. I need a program which transmit a video from peer to peer via a serial port
please help me.
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Which part are you having trouble with? Video capture? Playback? Serial port communication?
"Great job, team. Head back to base for debriefing and cocktails."
(Spottswoode "Team America")
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i am writing a c project using visual studio 6
the programme runs perfectly in debug mode and gives the right output
but when i am trying to execute the program (ctrl+f5) its failed and raise an application error
the instruction at 0x7c9..etc referenced memory at 0x00344..etc the memory could not be "read" .
i know that maybe i have an error in my dynamic memory allocation but how can i find it while its run fine in debug mode .
should i put a print messages in the code !!!!???  (((
thanks .
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You can post some relevent code. Possibly, its due to corrupted memory.
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have you tried to use the debugger (i mean, setting breakpoints and watch some variables to understand what's actually going on) ?
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The most common cause of this type of error is an uninitialized pointer.
char *str;
strcpy(str, "Hello"); or
delete pointer;
DoSomething(pointer);
You may be right
I may be crazy
-- Billy Joel --
Within you lies the power for good, use it!!!
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A good first step is to remove the /GZ[^] and /RTC[^] compiler switches from your debug build (temporarily).
Steve
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Sometimes you see applications using controls that you would like to use in your own application . Is there a way to list the names of controls used by a compiled application ?
Thanks you in advance
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