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WritePrivateProfileString() and GetPrivateProfileString() are two functions a friend suggested to look up. That produced a lot of search results and answered my...

Umm.... okay. I got links to source code that when compiled, produces a slew of errors. I put all of the header files in the right directory, tried compiling it, nope...

All I get from searching...

So that's what I was doing wrong.

Thanks.

EDIT: Actually, I took away the quotes and it still worked. I dunno, maybe it was the lack of sleep, oh well, still.... thanks.

I'm wanting to create a C++ program that uses kind of a config.ini file.

Basically I'm wanting to have my program search through a file for [choice1] and return it's value, "thisischoiceone", in a...

You're a life saver! I was looking for something just like this.

Thanx

I wish I could've pulled that out of what you posted. A lot of that didn't make a lot of sense, ah well, I'm learnin' at least.

I appreciate the help. What you guys have is a little hard for me to decipher. (I am still very new to programming.) I think what I was looking for was something like this:

void filename(){
...

Heh, stumped by something easy again.

What's the C++ equivilant of the DOS command "type"?

I know some basic file i/o but this is a little beyond me.

Allow me to elaborate a little:

I've...

Duh, I knew that, I was testing you see! :P

(In reality, I missed the FAQ on the main page and was looking through the message board's FAQ.)

I've taken a few questions that have me stumped and put them into one thread.

1) I'm looking to make a simple timer for a program I'm writing: The program displays a character string next to a...

Made sense and answered my query, thanks.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

float dividethesenumbers(int x, int y){
return x/y;
}

int main()
{

I know it's an older post but I found that it was VERY helpful in the fact that it was broken down and made understandable, especially to me as a newbie to programming.

/me shows his gratitude.
:)

"Doh!!"

Makes sense now, thanks a bunch.

I'm stuck, I can find how to change the value in a single-dimension array but not a multi-dimensional one. :(

This, I know how to do:


example1[2] = 1;



This, I can't figure out: