Wow!! Thanks, works like a charm!!!
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Wow!! Thanks, works like a charm!!!
Hello everyone.
I need to create a function that receives a variable number of arguments in order to send them to the fprintf function itself.
Further explanation:
My function will receive an...
Hi everyone.
I'm having trouble with a second query to an Access database.
The error is #-2147417851 which is an automation error.ī
I've been looking for documentation on this error and found...
for fun I've done some programs to practice a lot of things.
Normally I program simple internet programs.
but...
what quiz?
Where can I take it??
Why donīt you try to get the mscdex.exe file from somebody else's computer?
Then you need to copy one line from the autoexec.bat and another from the config.sys, insert them in your corresponding...
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know if there's an equivalent in Windows to UNIX's fork() system call?
I have a system already workin in UNIX, but now I need to create a similar one in Windows, and...
Could it be that ctrl+z makes cin.fail() = 0?
Remember that when you type those type of key combinations you normally are trying to quit the program execution, but since you are expecting it, the...
I believe VB is the most suitable language for doing something like that, because you don't have to worry about handling events or so, you just have to focus on the functionality.
I tried once to...
Why donīt you try to catch the signals from your keyboard?
Depending on the platform you're intending to code, you could use the bios functions and of course, some assembly code...
I believe your problem is that youīre trying to strcat a pointer, and you should use an array of characters.
try this:
char blank[MAX_NUMBER];
then you must use strcpy
strcpy(blank,"");
why donīt you use getchar() before leaving your program?
In that way, your program will wait until you press a key before leaving and itīll give you the oportunity to take a look at all the...