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  1. Thread: API basics

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    Thanks heaps Scarlet7. That did the trick. Why...

    Thanks heaps Scarlet7. That did the trick. Why are structures used? I have done some c programming but have done mostly c++ and java. Why don't u use classes?
  2. Thread: API basics

    by wazza13
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    API basics

    I understand that there is:



    int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow)


    which is the main function for the window.

    Then there is:
  3. Thread: Trees

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    sorry about this. I meant a tree view control....

    sorry about this. I meant a tree view control. Something that is used with files a lot, like in windows Explorer.
  4. Thread: Trees

    by wazza13
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    Trees

    I need some help with trees. I want to learn how to create trees. Is there any tutorials on this?
  5. Thread: window colours

    by wazza13
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    window colours

    How do I change the colour of the menu bar? I want it to have the same colour as the background.

    Link to program:
    www.members.optusnet.com.au/ron_ellery/test2.zip
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    istream >> overloading

    I am using visual c++ and I am having trouble overloading the >> operator. When I compile it says that _simNo is private and it can't be accesed. Why doesn't this work:

    SimCard.h

    #include...
  7. Thread: hash table

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    hash table

    are there any good predifined hash functions which I can use to return a key that will evenly spread elements?
  8. Thread: FILE pointers

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    FILE pointers

    How do u pass file pointers by reference. I want to use a function to open a file but, I have trouble doing this, because once it gets out of the function the pointer isn't pointing to the file...
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