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    Cool, well I learned something new then but its...

    Cool, well I learned something new then but its the first I've ever seen of a float in a For loop.
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    I'm still pretty new to C++ but I think the FOR...

    I'm still pretty new to C++ but I think the FOR loop must have a signed integer type for the interater variable.
    Look at it from the perspective of trying to interate. Does the computer interate by...
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    Wild toolbar effect in MFC

    OK, it's me again, slowly making my way through all the MFC training material I can find when I tried something and got a big surprise.

    I was working with some code to create a simple tool bar....
  4. Dual-Catfish, OK, Now I get ya.. Something akin...

    Dual-Catfish,
    OK, Now I get ya.. Something akin to setting dialog visibaility to false..:D except the modeless one is actually "outa there"
  5. digital dropout, The book did speak about the...

    digital dropout,
    The book did speak about the difference between creating them locally on the heap through the first method whereby it's supposed to destroy itself as soon as it goes out of scope,...
  6. Newbie Q - Pointer vs None pointer references.

    Ok,
    This has been bugging me for about a week now. It's sort of a C++ question but since it's in the context of MFC, I figured I'd drop it here.

    Now I know the '->' operator is for referencing...
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    RobR, I re-ran into the same confusion recently...

    RobR,
    I re-ran into the same confusion recently myself...:rolleyes:

    Fordy,
    You explained that very well. You'd better be careful, Someones gonna start using terms like "Knowledgeable" when...
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    That actually makes a lot of sense. Thanks for...

    That actually makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the explanation!

    :)
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    Sorensen, Thanks for the response! I'm...

    Sorensen,
    Thanks for the response!
    I'm beginning to think your the only guy here who answers these things...:D

    Anyway, as you where quick to spot, my book was great at getting me started in C...
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    C++ code I can't recognize??

    OK,
    This is a class from some MFC code I typed in from my book I'm studying.
    I understand the CFourierDataDialog is deriving from CDialog.
    I understand that the function is inheariting from the...
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    Sorensen, That fixed it perfectly! Had a heck...

    Sorensen,
    That fixed it perfectly!
    Had a heck of a time locating the property because theres a "General" section in the properties of just about everything in the project, but I did find it and it...
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    Newbie - MFC code from a book in VC++.Net

    Below I have attached a simple windows program I am using from a book that teaches MFC (Thus the program name MFCSWP)
    The book shows this as one of the simplest MFC Windows programs a person can...
  13. Wow.. 2 posts from the same person.. hmmm How...

    Wow.. 2 posts from the same person.. hmmm

    How will you know that what we give you is actually correct? How do you know we won't make it look like it works but be all wrong?
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    If ya give us your teachers name and phone...

    If ya give us your teachers name and phone number, we'll be glad to let him/her know your having trouble with this assignment.

    :D
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    I could be going a little blind (it is late here)...

    I could be going a little blind (it is late here) or perhaps is all the printf's and scanf's in the C++ forum or perhaps its the lack of CODE tags, but I don't see any variable named "value" being...
  16. Thread: Dword ?

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    What Fordy said, but to be more specific. A...

    What Fordy said, but to be more specific.

    A bit = 1 bit
    A nibble = 4 bits
    A byte = 8 bits
    A word = 16 bits
    A double word (Dword) = 32 bits or 2 words (thus, double)
    A quad word = 64 bits or 4...
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    Have you considered the SendMessage function. It...

    Have you considered the SendMessage function.
    It allows you to send a messages to your own meessage queue like this;



    case WM_CHAR:
    switch (wParam)
    {
    ...
  18. New to Windows & C++ - InvalidateRect Problem

    OK,
    I'm making little excersizes for myself just to explore programming C++ in windows. I made a little app to show the mouse coordinates next to the cursor as I moved it but didn't like the way it...
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    I've found that struct is most easily understood...

    I've found that struct is most easily understood when put into this context.

    We know that an array can hold a large collection of data. The problem with array's is that all elements in an array be...
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    Hey golfinguy.. Thanks for the book...

    Hey golfinguy.. Thanks for the book recommendation and the site. I checked out the book you suggested and it looks like it's got a tone a fantastic info.

    Thanks!

    Guardian:D
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    Well you both added great info that helped me...

    Well you both added great info that helped me past that hurtle. so I threw this together.



    x=LOWORD(lParam);
    y=HIWORD(lParam);
    itoa(x,convertedX,10);
    itoa(y,convertedY,10);
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    New to C++. 1 or 2 Q's

    OK, Been programming in BASIC, VB, Clipper, Dbase, 6809E asembler, 8088 assembler since 79 and through the years tried to get going on C++. I always seem to get stuck getting a handle on what...
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