Comments by <b>Captain Price</b>

Captain Price 15-Apr-14 12:41pm View

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This is not a question and completely incomplete. We don't even know if you know how to program or not ?

Captain Price 11-Apr-14 3:50am View

It's funny how the title of the question is 2 or 3 times longer than its body. :D

Captain Price 5-Apr-14 23:43pm View

@enhzflep You should've posted that as an answer.

Captain Price 12-Jan-14 15:53pm View

C and C++ is used almost and almost everywhere. :-)

Captain Price 12-Jan-14 15:48pm View

BTW, I'd like to know if you compiled the above demo-app. :)

Captain Price 12-Jan-14 15:46pm View

The Windows API has a message-driven architecture. It's quite different to C#'s event-driven mechanism. However both does the same thing.If you want to know more about the Win32 API, you should buy this book and read. It's hard to explain how the Windows API handles events in a single comment. However in the book I've suggested it's explained nicely.

Captain Price 10-Jan-14 11:04am View

2 bytes ? Who cares ? :D

Captain Price 28-Dec-13 9:24am View

OS ? Framework ? Need to be more specific.

Captain Price 11-Nov-13 7:47am View

My 5. Great effort !

Captain Price 9-Nov-13 7:18am View

Please do not post your comments as answers.

Captain Price 7-Nov-13 9:07am View

you're welcome !

Captain Price 7-Nov-13 9:07am View

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you're welcome !

Captain Price 3-Nov-13 1:30am View

I compiled and ran your program, and I couldn't observe any flickering. But if you resize the window to be very small (zero in client area size), and maximize it again, the 2 static child window controls at the bottom of the main window are not redrawn properly.

Captain Price 27-Oct-13 11:46am View

So you want to divide a rectangle to N number of equal smaller rectangles ?

Captain Price 26-Oct-13 6:33am View

Like Java ? Absolutely Not.

Captain Price 26-Oct-13 6:32am View

See my answer :)

Captain Price 26-Oct-13 6:08am View

You should be asking "What are the ways to write a GUI using C++ ?" !

Captain Price 25-Oct-13 1:42am View

I am confused, because I have always considered MFC as native.

Captain Price 25-Oct-13 1:38am View

Sorry, I haven't compiled it. But I'll look into it :)

Captain Price 23-Oct-13 12:46pm View

Of course, Sergey. You're welcome.

Captain Price 23-Oct-13 11:04am View

Practicing + Carefully Practicing = Success

Captain Price 23-Oct-13 11:01am View

This is not an answer. Please post these type of content as a comment.

Captain Price 23-Oct-13 7:32am View

PHP sucks in a way and it rocks in another way. BTW 5ed !

Captain Price 23-Oct-13 4:53am View

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You meant exception handling, right ?

Captain Price 23-Oct-13 3:09am View

A class cannot be named as f2.cpp. It is the file in which your class exists. So do you want to access A::strName from your f2.cpp file or from your "another class" ?

Captain Price 23-Oct-13 2:00am View

What happens if there are numbers or symbols ?

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 21:26pm View

Nice trick. My 5 :)

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 21:17pm View

Very true. Thank you for pointing that out. If you've not, this answer is completely wrong. I have updated my post. :)

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 21:09pm View

then print the remainder only if it's greater than 0 :) I have edited the code.

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 12:27pm View

See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvC1WCdV1XU&list=PLAE85DE8440AA6B83

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 11:04am View

yes you have to use session. cheers :)

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 10:03am View

There's no error because your piece of code is correct. :)

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 9:43am View

You can use XML or JSON for storing simple data.

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 9:06am View

You cannot write tables using notepad. You need a database software like MySQL or MSSQL.

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 8:27am View

Wrong answer. This uses many methods.

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 8:09am View

May I ask why ?

Captain Price 22-Oct-13 5:32am View

Your Duplicate : http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/670436/need-help-with-codes-on-edit-stock Why are you asking the same question twice ?

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 15:54pm View

class c
{
bool isQueueEmpty();
};

And then you've written:-
bool state::isQueueEmpty()
What is class c and what is class state ?

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 14:36pm View

You have a declaration of a class named c, and a definition named state. A mistake ?

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 13:22pm View

"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex... It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction." - Einstein. My 5 !

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 13:06pm View

Exactly :)

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 13:05pm View

Where is the code to determine the value of $user_logged_in in profile.php ?

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 12:59pm View

I have no idea about your project nor your myform. Basically between { and } in the If-Else statement that i mentioned, you can add any HTML or PHP code.

You should have a login.php page in your web site. Create a login form there and use php sessions to store logged in user data. So in profile.php you only need to check in sessions whether or not the user is logged in. See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRmLkzrfDzU

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 12:45pm View

A function does not take arguments as char* or string. It either takes char* or string. Do you want func_exe to work with both strings and char* s ? Or is it something else you are asking ?

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 12:35pm View

See my edit (The technique). It should work (100% sure). If not there must be some error with your code.

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 12:26pm View

Yes. You should include all your code in your profile inside this If-Else.

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 12:06pm View

This is not a correct question. You need to provide more details to get an answer. You should describe your problem with more details.

Captain Price 21-Oct-13 6:13am View

Your question is not clear.

Captain Price 20-Oct-13 13:16pm View

thanks enhzflep !

Captain Price 20-Oct-13 13:06pm View

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Hmm.. It sounds a little broad.
removed "always".
:)

Captain Price 20-Oct-13 12:51pm View

That's fine. It creates a new object of MyClass even there're no constructor parameters, but only brackets.

Captain Price 20-Oct-13 4:26am View

Using Google : About 101,000 results (0.32 seconds)

Captain Price 20-Oct-13 4:25am View

:D

Captain Price 20-Oct-13 4:23am View

Your details are insufficient to provide a correct answer.

Captain Price 20-Oct-13 3:10am View

thanks :)

Captain Price 20-Oct-13 0:01am View

See my edit.

Captain Price 19-Oct-13 22:30pm View

This is a platform specific question. Which OS and API are you using ?

Captain Price 19-Oct-13 22:21pm View

thanks Sergey.

Captain Price 19-Oct-13 22:21pm View

thanks pasztorpisti.

Captain Price 17-Oct-13 10:45am View

:-)

Captain Price 17-Oct-13 10:35am View

+5 For the GUI separation part.

Captain Price 17-Oct-13 9:17am View

You accepted this post previously. And now what isn't working ?

Captain Price 17-Oct-13 4:14am View

thnks Sergey :)

Captain Price 17-Oct-13 2:51am View

Oh ! Hates HTML most of the times. It's math.h and i've fixed it.

Captain Price 17-Oct-13 0:23am View

You can roughly calculate the width and height of your context menu.


RECT r;
GetMenuItemRect(hwnd, hMenu, 0, &r);
int w = r.right - r.left;
int h = r.bottom - r.top;
h *= number_of_items_in_your_menu;

Captain Price 16-Oct-13 23:26pm View

So you only need an algorithm to calculate this (d = squareroot (( x1 - x2)square + (y1 - y2) square)) expression ?

Captain Price 16-Oct-13 23:11pm View

i'm glad.

Captain Price 16-Oct-13 12:05pm View

What happens if you resize the window to be smaller than the context menu ?

Captain Price 16-Oct-13 10:08am View

...oO. Yes, it seemed irrelevant, only a fact. I updated my post.

Captain Price 16-Oct-13 4:11am View

booth images ?
Anyway, a +5

Captain Price 15-Oct-13 6:08am View

Remember We can't peek at you screen nor read your mind. This question is pointless and not constructive. You should improve the question describing your situation, background and the exact problem.

Captain Price 12-Oct-13 12:05pm View

Google Drive, perhaps.

Captain Price 12-Oct-13 11:40am View

But your answer doesn't clarify the declaration problem.

Captain Price 12-Oct-13 9:50am View

This is really weird. What's wrong with not assigning result to cmp(a, b) and just ignoring the return value of cmp(a,b) ?

Captain Price 11-Oct-13 5:19am View

Then upload only the source of the User Interface.

Captain Price 11-Oct-13 2:59am View

I believe you meant posting source on this page as text and i did not meant that. You can zip your project, upload it somewhere else, and provide with a link.

Captain Price 11-Oct-13 2:58am View

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I believe you meant posting source on this page as text and i did not meant that. You can zip your project, upload it somewhere else, and provide with a link.

Captain Price 11-Oct-13 2:41am View

This seems to be a complex UI. One Window procedure is not the only thing which causes flickering . If you can upload complete project source, you are more likely to get right answers !

Captain Price 9-Oct-13 8:59am View

You my friend...., Ever heard of Google.com ?
I found a dozen of tutorial, here; https://www.google.com/search?q=cron+jobs+php

Captain Price 7-Oct-13 12:56pm View

on the spot. Very true.

Captain Price 6-Oct-13 23:19pm View

haha... you must be a conqueror !
(Your question is totally incorrect and it doesn't even make sense. You should "improve question" this)

Captain Price 6-Oct-13 11:13am View

title is the same as the question

Captain Price 6-Oct-13 1:31am View

oh, i think they are not !

Captain Price 3-Oct-13 8:07am View

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i agree

Captain Price 2-Oct-13 9:14am View

looks interesting

Captain Price 2-Oct-13 1:35am View

First it's,
new_a = *(int*)p;
Not,
new_a = *(int)p;
<cod>p is a Void*, C/C++ cannot dereference it since C/C++ doesn't know the type of it. But you do know the type of the variable which p points to. So this ; (int*)p, means that you are changing a pointer of type void to a pointer of type int. And this line ; *(int*)p, (notice the asterisk mark in the front) means that you are changing a Void* to int* and then dereferencing the resulted int*. The same piece of code above can be also written as this :


int * new_p = (int*)p;
int new_a = *new_p;

Why you needed to type-cast was because, the compiler doesn't know the type of what p points to. So basically in the above type-case, you're giving some knowledge which the compiler doesn't know.

Captain Price 1-Oct-13 7:25am View

This answer should be marked as "Accepted"

Captain Price 28-May-13 13:50pm View

+5 for the immortality !

Captain Price 22-May-13 12:59pm View

Oh, yes I did. I'm looking for some tutorials or any other guidance ! Any help with that pls ?

Captain Price 22-May-13 4:49am View

You are saying, the data should be stored as a sequence. If the size of a one record is constant, then the case is very easy. If not you have to do something like marking an end of a record. Isn't it ?

Captain Price 22-May-13 3:04am View

"A Global variable inside a class", What do you mean ?

Captain Price 7-May-13 10:19am View

my 5. The book is in brief but detailed.

Captain Price 1-May-13 9:35am View

You are russian :D

Captain Price 1-May-13 9:35am View

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You are russian :D

Captain Price 4-Apr-13 11:34am View

You mean only 4 rotations; to left, to top, to right & to bottom ?

Captain Price 4-Apr-13 11:23am View

Do you want to rotate the RECT ?

Captain Price 31-Mar-13 8:03am View

Your question is not clear to me ! How do you want to sort and what to sort ?

Captain Price 27-Mar-13 14:56pm View

Thanks, really helped !
singly linked lists, doubly linked lists, trees, maps, hashes... should be all about linking each other in different ways. Is that right ?

Captain Price 17-Mar-13 8:02am View

my 5

Captain Price 7-Mar-13 9:59am View

Ohh, You've got me there all there, but " C# version performs the same functions at a lower memory cost and higher throughput...". I would argue !

Captain Price 5-Mar-13 9:52am View

yeaa... sure

Captain Price 27-Feb-13 1:37am View

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—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

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—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.

Captain Price 27-Feb-13 1:37am View

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his question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"
his question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SA
his question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SA
his question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first question of that sort. If you are going to proceed the same way, it won't take you far.

To start, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_variable[^].

By the way, another fallacy is learning separate notions. Nothing can replace systematic study of programming and languages.

—SAhis question in not completely incorrect, but can be greatly improved. You should have re-formulated it:

"What are Wikipedia, Google, CodeProject and StackOverflow.com?"

If you asked and got good Answers, the Questions like your original one would not be needed!

This is not your first

Captain Price 16-Feb-13 8:49am View

"dont learn from that teachers" : Absolutely !

Captain Price 14-Feb-13 11:28am View

Try Win32 before MFC, if you haven't already. It'll be very useful.

Captain Price 7-Feb-13 6:35am View

Try googling "LOOKUP TABLES", you'll find !

Captain Price 7-Feb-13 6:35am View

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Try googling "LOOKUP TABLES", you'll find !

Captain Price 5-Feb-13 7:17am View

whatever... most of the time, books are boring |:|

Captain Price 4-Feb-13 11:59am View

What's wrong with that ?

Captain Price 17-Jan-13 10:01am View

Designing a such software is fun. Do it yourself, search... Architect it !

Captain Price 14-Jan-13 10:39am View

On what platform, for what ? Web ? Desktop ?...

Captain Price 13-Jan-13 5:37am View

Your question Totally doesn't make any sense : "Computer Science Department" !

Captain Price 9-Jan-13 0:25am View

yeah, that's the best !

Captain Price 5-Jan-13 4:36am View

Any explanation of the 2nd option ?? I am interested !

Captain Price 5-Jan-13 4:00am View

You can move onto frameworks, if you know basic C++. Those things are not hard to learn. And you can learn them by yourself. I taught myself programming, not by the school nor a course. Only thing is you have to keep the taste of learning new things. Only curiosity make you learn them.

Captain Price 31-Dec-12 23:47pm View

If you want to learn Win32 programming. Then buy the book : Programming Windows by Charles Petzold 5th edition. That'll be the best !

Captain Price 31-Dec-12 11:19am View

thx

Captain Price 27-Dec-12 15:18pm View

can't use data=newData. But 'memcpy' works fine !

Captain Price 27-Dec-12 14:21pm View

Thks, Will this work fine without leaks ?

Captain Price 27-Oct-12 13:28pm View

People say that we need good jobs. They don't mean what the good jobs are. But in general we understand that what are the good jobs amoung the others. So what i'm asking is that in General or in any standard who is a software engineer, and what are his qualifications ? (hope you get it)

Captain Price 27-Oct-12 13:23pm View

Yeah, that's right. I do understand, but what i'm saying is that we need qualifications to get a job. We need paperworks especially. So how can i be qualified in simple ?

Captain Price 5-Oct-12 0:48am View

so as you say, we all are SE's.

Captain Price 5-Oct-12 0:46am View

Please just answer in related to the question.

Captain Price 4-Oct-12 12:55pm View

Yeah, that's the point, well, what i'm trying to figure out is weather i can do or not what real Software Engineers(SE, those who got a degree) can do.

Captain Price 4-Oct-12 9:12am View

It's ok, but not what i'm looking for !

Captain Price 24-Sep-12 8:20am View

Thanks though !

Captain Price 22-Sep-12 12:19pm View

there's an article see tutorials page in : www.catch22.net

Captain Price 22-Sep-12 1:17am View

Thanks, I read more from google and i got it. Thanks though!

Captain Price 13-Sep-12 11:33am View

thanks, it helps

Captain Price 1-Sep-12 12:35pm View

i already have, so wassup ?

Captain Price 1-Sep-12 12:34pm View

hey thanks, but keep scrolling, see the solution. it's pretty easy !

Captain Price 1-Sep-12 12:32pm View

oh, i searched for hours, but found nothing. Thanks yo !

Captain Price 19-Aug-12 14:42pm View

how do i supposed to do that ?

Captain Price 18-Aug-12 12:35pm View

yep, i did.

Captain Price 18-Aug-12 12:34pm View

that's true C# has some strong functionalists. And it's for rapid application development. But C++, case is different.

Captain Price 18-Aug-12 7:55am View

and i have learned C#.

Captain Price 18-Aug-12 7:54am View

yep, sure, do you know about some good books ?

Captain Price 18-Aug-12 7:53am View

i think C# is compiled to intermediate code (or something like that). Not Native code. Are you sure ? C#.NET is compiled to native code ?

Captain Price 18-Aug-12 7:51am View

Hey, Can you write a macro for me. ---- I want to store 2 numbers in an int. I need a macro to extract those 2 values from the int, and to set the the 2 values to an variable of type int. It'll be nice !

Captain Price 18-Aug-12 7:49am View

yep, as it seems to be one of the Bit-wise operators in C.

Captain Price 17-Aug-12 2:43am View

thanks, short and nice.

Captain Price 17-Aug-12 2:43am View

Well, good one, the thing is i'm not familiar with this (<<) thing.

Captain Price 16-Aug-12 13:42pm View

C# with .NET, oh, i hate libraries like that. C/C++, faster, the better.

Captain Price 10-Aug-12 13:55pm View

in my case, it is.

Captain Price 9-Aug-12 12:56pm View

ok

Captain Price 9-Aug-12 12:56pm View

thanks, i got it. But the syntax is really confusing.

Captain Price 1-Aug-12 13:34pm View

Well.... I don't have a one ! if then ?

Captain Price 1-Aug-12 0:58am View

What the heck ? Now I can compile my project fine without any errors. I didn't do anything. So is that happens ? I've got this error many times.

Captain Price 1-Aug-12 0:49am View

thanks

Captain Price 31-Jul-12 12:41pm View

yes there is.. please see my comment below !

Captain Price 31-Jul-12 12:40pm View

Hey I found the Big Problem. I copies all of my source files and started a new project. Then Compiled it. Then my program worked nicely. So there is no problem with my source code, i'm pretty sure.

So, definitely the case is with the compiler. Maybe with the compiler settings. Please Need Help !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Captain Price 31-Jul-12 12:38pm View

yes

Captain Price 31-Jul-12 11:59am View

yeaa..got it..But where can i learn the coding stuff ?

Captain Price 6-Jul-12 12:56pm View

that's .NET

Captain Price 4-Jul-12 13:08pm View

bt 1st you'll need to know what they are, otherwise you won't learn anything at all.

Captain Price 4-Jul-12 12:48pm View

yep, bt not clear

Captain Price 4-Jul-12 6:35am View

I said it by just looking at the language reference.

Captain Price 3-Jul-12 9:11am View

It's a run-time error, and it says :

"Unhandled exception at 0x00d21ad4 in Win32.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00000000."

(Win32.exe is my debug file)

Please help !

Captain Price 3-Jul-12 0:11am View

Your code is fine ! But the following Line has a mistake ! Compiler return some errors :

BUTTONINFO* pButtonInfo(new BUTTONINFO);

Captain Price 2-Jul-12 8:57am View

can you give me some example code please ! That would be very helpful ! Please ! I'm trying this for days, but I still don't understand clearly.

Captain Price 1-Jul-12 10:27am View

Sorry, I didn't understand. Please explain !

Captain Price 4-Dec-11 4:24am View

thanks

Captain Price 4-Dec-11 1:52am View

Is there any method to hide the process from the process list or, lock my process so others cannot kill that ?

Captain Price 3-Dec-11 10:24am View

okay, thanks

Captain Price 3-Dec-11 10:23am View

It's about ASP.NET, but I'm talking about windows forms applications !

Captain Price 3-Dec-11 5:04am View

do i need to keep the program running to lock the files\folders ?

Captain Price 3-Dec-11 3:32am View

Try Install Shield. It is a most trusted setup wizard from the users. Search in Google ! You'll find. Easy, Fast...[etc]

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 11:42am View

Yes, As I think, VB.NET is nothing about programming. I should learn C++.

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 11:37am View

Yes, you are right. To be a real programmer, 1st need to be a programmer....

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 10:53am View

So it's not so easy to do it my own way. Isn't it ?

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 10:53am View

well, not a good programmer, just a beginner.

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 10:30am View

To be a real programmer. Real programmers don't use other's code for doing something !!!

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 10:28am View

So where can I learn those things ?

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 10:17am View

And I want to Learn C++ online, What's the best Way ?

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 10:17am View

I understand what you're talking about ! But I just asked the question to know about it !

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 9:58am View

so what's the way ?

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 9:58am View

it's okay

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 7:08am View

I want to monitor my Computer, without Knowing any other !! So do you know how to do it ! I searched Google Hours for This Cool Thing. But nothing found about that ! So please answer !

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 3:38am View

Sorry, it's hard to understand your article !! Can you give me the Exact Code for the question. pls

Captain Price 2-Dec-11 3:08am View

Search For Videos in YouTube. There're cool videos about the topic.

Captain Price 1-Dec-11 11:57am View

Thank you for your solution.
So, it's all about system registry, Isn't it ?

Captain Price 1-Dec-11 11:32am View

um, I Only Know a part of it. Nothing Beyond that ! Do you know the Code ? pls

Captain Price 1-Dec-11 11:00am View

Thank you ! It will be really helpful for me ! So ?

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