This has been really bothering the crap out of me for the last few days.
I have dialogue box 1, the person can say continue (goto dialogue box 2) or exit.
If they continue, then dialogue box...
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This has been really bothering the crap out of me for the last few days.
I have dialogue box 1, the person can say continue (goto dialogue box 2) or exit.
If they continue, then dialogue box...
i'll try that one, thanks.
Is there any quick-and-easy way to draw a simple line graph in a window if you have an array of points? (i.e., you have all your X and Y values, is there some simple function that can do a line graph...
That is a good point; i'd compeltely forgotten about the windows forum. Thanks :)
This is with visual C++ 6.0 using MFC.
Basically I have a text file with a series of numbers.
So when I click a button it opens the text file and stores the information in an array. Very simple....
right, except i've programmed mine to give me output and i never get any feedback from the destructor, so therefor it makes me wonder if it's being called......
yea, my bad, i typed that in a hurry since i was leaving and wasn't careful with my wording. let me re-express it.
my DLL, when called from the software package (TradeStation) will create an...
Realllllly simple question -> if you create a class the constructor is called. Eventually (unless the program ran forever), when it quits (or similar) the deconstructor would have to be called,...
that doesn't work in this case.
if it expects a double, it gets the "rounded" form of the number (e.g., 1234567801 isntead of 1234567891)
well i've never used it until today :p
okay, so I got it working and it works with 100% accuracy. so that's good. nwo the problem is going to be to figure out how to export it out so another...
__int64? i am unfamiliar with said term. you wouldn't hapeen to have a resource for it so I could understand how to implement it? Thanks.
Okay, I googled for it and roughly understand it, but I'm...
This is in VC++ 6.0
THe problem i'm having is that it's screwing up wiht extremely large numbers.
e.g., cout << 123546*654321 returns a VERY wrong number.
So my next thought was to go...
Right now i've got a C++ DLL i've written to do various functions in another piece of software I'm using (Tradestation). Ideally, i'd like to be able to add a function call to the DLL that will open...