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Well, I'm going through them now, and getting about 25% comprehension. With that in mind, I think I'll have to read them all to be any good. The main problem with these things is they're abstract in...

If I read all the tutorials will you promise not to get angry with me anymore? These bad waves are totally harshing my good vibes. Harshing I say!

I go now.

Wow...that was probably the nicest Hello World I've done yet. Well...I didn't do it. I didn't make or understand the program to begin with, nor did I understand many of the changes made to it, but I...

I've read all the tutorials I think I'd understand. I've read the beginner tutorials all the way through, but when I see a tutorial that explains how to use a function I've never even heard of or...

Alright then, I think I understand that. Basically the program would normally terminate upon reaching a space, but using this method it will read an entire line? Just making sure I'm clear on all...

That is surely important. The issue now is that everything in the project menu is grayed...or greyed. It's really a matter of personal preference.

Worked great. You have to remember, however, that I don't really need this program for practical purposes, it's to learn the language. Thus I must ask what purpose the getline (cin, name) line has in...

I'm confused as to your explanation, but that didn't seem to work, at least not in the way I used it, here's the code as it stands now:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace...

Another problem (and this has been happening a lot, even with programs found in tutorials), the prompt comes up asking for my name, but once I put it in an press enter, it closes. I tried putting in...

Ohhh...so it's a string because it's more than more char. Fantastic, fantastic. I think I understand something for once. Thanks everyone.

So it should be something like this?



#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()

char name;

I simply want the program to ask the name and then respond back using it, so I wrote this code:



#include <iostream>
namespace std;

int main()
{
cout<< "Hello, what is your name?";

Well, I have reduced the number of errors, and that's a good start; here are the ones I'm getting now:



[Linker error] undefined reference to `SetTextColor@8'
[Linker error] undefined...

I just can't seem to make this work. I get what you're saying, well, I don't precisely, I don't know why CreatewindowEx expects a number, but I do know the difference between a pointer and a number...

Fully. Like I said I simply was lazy and wanted to see what the program accomplished before reading about exactly what each part does. I'll try and decipher your message and then go from there....

I've been trying to follow along with the OpenGl tutorial by RoD and I've gotten to the "First Windows Program" area. I was feeling lazy so I simply copied and pasted it into my compiler to see what...