Thank you, that's a big help. I have just scanned a bit about QT on wikipedia and it sounds like that will be just the ticket. Cheers!
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Thank you, that's a big help. I have just scanned a bit about QT on wikipedia and it sounds like that will be just the ticket. Cheers!
Jim - you are a star!
OK, so here's what happened. I started a new win32 project (dialogue based, if that makes any difference) then deleted everything except the main source file. I then deleted...
Thanks, I'm sure your post is correct, but how does one "stick to standard C++ and Portable libraries & set up the environment correctly"? its a chicken and egg situation for me as I'm trying to get...
Thanks again Jim.A First Windows Application - Cprogramming.com
is the tutorial
Error messages: (after commenting out the stdafx.h line)
...
Thanks Jim for your help, Looks like I'm shafted - I'm pretty frustrated right now, I set aside an afternoon to do this tutorial, to be honest I'm bored with making console applications and I want to...
Yes indeed, my apologies:
#include "stdafx.h" is the line it chokes on. I copied and pasted it this time.
Oh, sorry - I'm using code blocks 10.05 with the default GNU GCC compiler.
Hi, I'm trying to follow rods First Windows Application Tutorial. (from the tuts section on this site)
but I get an error
error: stdfx.h: No such file or directory
I also have a warning...
Dear Shmamy,
Many apologies for my earlier erroneous suggestions to the problem with your program. By way of an apology for the confusion I have spent some time debugging your program.
The...
Thank you for your help Elysia:
I stand corrected.
You are right whiteflags - my Error.
Sorry shmamy, I was suggesting using pass by Value... My Apologies.
You were using pass by reference, so - I have included here a stripped out version of that...
I'm not sure that I understand what you are trying to do now. Please explain clearly what you are trying to do and why and I will try to help.
(it may be that you need to watch more of bucky's...
void GetRoomNumb (int& RoomNumb)
{
std :: cout << "Enter number of rooms: ";
std :: cin >> RoomNumb;
}
Also - have a look at this tutorial and numbers 10 and 11 that follow it. They will help you to understand what I was trying to tell you. Best of luck.
C++ - 9 - Functions
chinesebarbie - your getinput function still has no return value as it is a void function. Please re-read the code I wrote earlier and try to understand how values are passed in it before modifying...
Sorry, in a rush - but at first glance -
Void GetRoomNumb doesnt return anything, perhaps this should return the room number (just a guess).
Roomtiles is a double but you seem to have tried to...
It would be more helpful if you linked to a tutorial? - Just putting people down for not following YOUR rules does not help. Ironically, your English is appalling.
Ok, so I'm going to try and help you get started, try and read through this simplified version of your code and see if you can understand how the function call works.
Best of luck (I'm pretty new...
Thanks for taking the time to help me,
Quote from Book:
C++0x supports both weak and strong enum (enumerated types). Use of enum
class (see the following example) creates a strongly typed set...
have you searched you tube for : Bucky's C++ Programming Tutorials?
Thanks for your help, I ticked the box in the global compiler settings in codeblocks that said:
Have G++ Follow the coming C++ ISO C++ language standard [-std=c++0x]
Is that all I needed to...
The problem is its not a program - try this:
(I spent ages in a similar spot just last week)
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
Hi - First post, so please be gentle with me if I breached any rules or anything... Thanks.
I am reading C++ Without Fear (second edition). Near the end of chapter 10 I am tasked with updating a...