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    Well, I need a windows application, not a console...

    Well, I need a windows application, not a console project, and I don't know how to create controls without using managed C++.NET, you can't use the drag and drop functionality of Visual Studios to...
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    std::ifstream reader; If I do that it gives me...

    std::ifstream reader;

    If I do that it gives me the same previous errors plus more errors, saying 'std is not a class or namespace name.'

    I know its not a problem like the std namespace is...
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    I don't know. In the console app I did this......

    I don't know. In the console app I did this...
    using namespace std;

    VC++.NET puts in a lot of other namespaces like System, System:: Data, System:: Drawing, etc...

    I don't really know how to...
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    fstream - Console vs. Windows

    I'm writing a Windows program in VC++.NET and I want to use the fstream object. This worked fine as a console app.

    This is a Windows Form Application so I could take advantage of the Drag and...
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    OK, let me explain better. Sorry, I'm just...

    OK, let me explain better. Sorry, I'm just frustrated. I need to make a C++ app in Visual Studios that allows me drag-and-drop capability with objects like Textboxes, Buttons, etc. I have a 2 year...
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    String conversion

    I am having trouble simply using strcmp, I've never had this problem before. All I want to do is something like this...



    char talk[100]; // Also tried String *talk

    if (strcmp(talk,...
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    Drag and drop functionality

    Is there C++ compiler like Visual Studios for free on the net (like Dev C++ is) that has drag and drop functionality like Visual Studios does so you don't have to type so much just to make the design...
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    Thanks

    Thanks major_small, you gave me the exact info I needed. :D
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    Using char as a return type

    Hey guys,

    I am writing a C++ console app that carries on a conversation with the user. I need to be able to easily write functions that might take the user's input (type char), then make some...
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