This is the soruce code for a win32 prog that you enter two numbers and select your operator to go between them and then it outputs and answer. It's under 2K zipped and I appreciate anyone who will take the time to read it! Thanks!
please read this source code and tell me what is wrong
This is the soruce code for a win32 prog that you enter two numbers and select your operator to go between them and then it outputs and answer. It's under 2K zipped and I appreciate anyone who will take the time to read it! Thanks!
>please read this source code and tell me what is wrong
hm... this is your compilers job. It will do it in a minute if you try.
If you don't get what the errormessage means, come back here and post it.
hth
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Sorry, I should have been more specific. The program compiles fine, but doesn't work "right" ie how I want it to. I am not asking for any source code, just an explanation of what is wrong. Thanks for your time.
How does it "not work right"? What are the symptoms?
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It doesn't add/subtract/multiply/divide the numbers when you enter two numbers and click a operator button. It gives out a seemingly random number, not the right answer. Here is the exec file, It not virused or anything.
-> make "numone" and "numtwo" static, otherwise they will lose their value.
->your use of GetDlgItemInt is wrong
numone=GetDlgItemInt(hDlg,IDC_NUMONE,NULL,TRUE);
->it is better to check also if you change your operation (+,-,*,/)
one more thing: in your "Calculate" function, check if numtwo is zero. It is safer. press the '/' button before entering a number in numtwo and see what happensCode:case IDC_PLUS: case IDC_MINUS: case IDC_MULTIPLY: case IDC_DIVIDE: Calculate(hDlg,numone,numtwo); break;
Hey thanks maes, it works right now. I really appreciate it!
Hey thanks maes, it works right now. I really appreciate it!
