C / C++ / MFC

Member 12282738 wrote:

So I assume that OnInitalUpdate is called automaticaly and I don't need to do anything to invoke it but where would I put the override code in CFormRight : public CFormView or COpenGLControl : public CWnd ?

Member 12282738 wrote:

...I don't know where to place the call to oglInitalize()

Member 12403121 wrote:

What im i missing?

Member 12403121 wrote:

but it cant get it to work

// COMBINED MODE 1 & 2 CODE FROM WHAT YOU GAVE

int led = 13;
int mode = 1;                     //  Set mode 1 start                  
static int delay1[2] = {500, 0};  // 500ms delay for mode 1, 0 ms delay for mode 2
static int delay2[2] = {500, 5000};  // 500ms delay for mode 1, 5000 ms delay for mode 2

void setup() {
pinMode(led, OUTPUT);
}

void loop() {
digitalWrite(led, HIGH); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level)
delay(delay1[mode-1]);   // wait depending on mode .. dont forget arrays start at zero in c
digitalWrite(led, LOW);  // turn the LED off by making the voltage LOW
delay(delay2[mode-1]);   // wait depending on mode .. dont forget arrays start at zero in c

// this is just to show off both modes usually something does this change  
// this code simple forces alternation between the 2 modes
if (mode == 1) mode = 2; else mode = 1;
}

time_t now = time(NULL);

Still learning how to code wrote:

My Arduino code expects time quantities to be received as localtime (i.e. adjusted for DST)

RomTibi wrote:

Actually what the function returns? I think true, because assigning can't be false.

if(...)
    return var = false;  // returns false
else
    return var = true;  // returns true

int x;
while ((x = SomeFunction()) > 0)
{
   // use x for something..
}

RomTibi wrote:

I think true, because assigning can't be false.

RomTibi wrote:

because assigning can't be false.