Thread: SetBinaryValue

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    SetBinaryValue

    I can't get SetBinaryValue to work. Any place where I can find examples?

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    >I can't get SetBinaryValue to work.
    Very descriptive.

    >Any place where I can find examples?
    Until you give us more information into SetBinaryValue (As it isn't a standard C++ function), your only friend is google.
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    >>Until you give us more information into SetBinaryValue (As it isn't a standard C++ function), your only friend is google.

    Tsk tsk tsk... You didn't even provide a link.
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    Check your compiler's documentation.

    Like Prelude said, it's not an ANSI/ISO standard function.

    Assuming that you didn't write this functin yourself -

    Check your compiler documentation to see if it is part of your compiler's library.

    Or, maybe it's a user-defined function. (Defined in your particular program.)

    If it's not defined somewhere, then you can't use it! (You write the function yourself if you know what it is supposed to do., and if you know how to write it.)

    BTW - I've been using Dinkumware as an ANSI/ISO library reference.

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