It's not C#(CSharp) it's Db(DFlat) ! :)
Type: Posts; User: Lowas
It's not C#(CSharp) it's Db(DFlat) ! :)
If you're doing this in WIN32API look up the functions FindFirstFile
and FindNextFile in the Help or in a book.
So what does MS pay you to hang around a C Board promoting C#???
C/C++ isn't owned by MS ...nuff said, + C++ is better designed than anything than MS will ever be able do accomplish.
"Do you guys think you could post future things related to this on the general board, at least until you actually beign coding it?"
Yea, tell me a another good board far away from cprogramming.com...
A RTS would be a lot of fun.
I'd say start out with a "top-down" turn-based strategy game before moving into an isometric RTS to get skills sharpened etc.
A traditional RTS is quite complex.
What kind of project are you guys thinking of?
I'm in if it's C++, I have some experience with DirectX 7, WIN32API and MFC.
my email: [email protected]
Isn't it funny that you almost never find these special little details in books or documentations?
Thx, perfect.
I was using LVIS_SELECTED only for the mask, now when I initialize state with it also everything works just like I wanted.
to KEN:
I don't use MFC in particular, it's all WIN32...
The SetHotItem() will become useful for other things so thx again
Why didn't they just write a SetSelectedItem() function?
SetHotItem() turns the text blue, what I'm really looking for is the blue rectangle u get when you use the arrow keys or u click on a item, this is what happens in explorer for instance.
But I...
Thx, I haven't tried that one, I'll check it out.
Ok, I have the item selected as I wanted and now only the blue color is missing ....talking to myself here =P
Bump!
Does anyone have any idea?
Correction:
class MyDlg1;
class MyDlg2;
should be:
class CMyDlg1;
class CMyDlg2;