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atof() is fine, and ANSI. But I think ma55acre uses CBuilder...

try

Edit3->Text = FloatToStr(Result);
good luck

It is possible to use a BIOS interruption. But I'm not sure how portable it willt be :rolleyes:
At least PC x86 compatible.
kbhit() should be the same call of (low level, BIOS interruption):
...

Take a look at Winprog Tutorial

And look at the nice MingW - GNU Compiler for Windows

Try:

long hInstance = GetWindowLong(NULL, GWL_HINSTANCE);

good luck

You'd better read the whole file at once.
Just get its size and use it in the first malloc() and fread()
I can not remember if there is a function to directly get its size, but you can do:

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Hey, MrJake.

There is no mistery.

/* Generates one random letter */
char gen_letter(void)
{
char ch = (rand() % 26) + 'a';

return ch;

Thanks, TNT.

I'll look at that. Now I have some direction. :)

I'm somewhat new to C programming at Windows.
I cannot find the message to change the color of a control, like an edit box.
I'll use that when the control get and lost focus.

What message can I...

The problem is that "string" is passed to the function convert();

change this:

int main()
{
char strTest[] = "string";

cout <<"\nBefore: " << strTest << endl;

The declaration 'Gemstone ruby; ' is local to CreateStones()

If you place it outside the function, it will be global.

That should be:
char first = input[0];
instead of:
char first = index[0];

right?

#include <stdio.h>


FILE *TextFile;
char sFileName[] = "file1.txt";
char sBuff[200];

/* Try to open */
if ( (TextFile = fopen(sFileName,"r")) == NULL)
{

Nice idea, knave.

What would the better word splitting method? Into syllables?
Random characters passwords are more difficult to memorize, because they seems completely meanless. :)
The...