Thanks for your help!!! :) :) :)
This is how I got it to work:
class Fighter
{
public:
void SetName(const char * NameSet);
char * GetName();
Type: Posts; User: niklaskr
Thanks for your help!!! :) :) :)
This is how I got it to work:
class Fighter
{
public:
void SetName(const char * NameSet);
char * GetName();
well, I'm verry sorry for my inexact way to explain my problem!!!
hobe this will help you to understand my problem...
...and again: sorry!
What I exactly wonna do is:
-send key "Ctrl+F" to...
P O N G ...I thust love that word :D
btw, it's realy [], pong is more O
Pong:
...::::D > > > |
Tetris:
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Hi...
I wonna make a extra little funktion i dev-4.
What I wonna do is make a program that search after a line like:
LRESULT CALLBACK WndProc (HWND, UINT, WPARAM, LPARAM)
...on a button press...
Thanx :)
I just gonna use the WNDCLASS for now. I don't know the extra funktions/options that WNDCLASSEX gives anyway...
:D :D :D Happy I am, for the help I been given :D :D :D
Bad...
When you use Dev you must create a new project every time you make a new program.
If you use a .c or .cpp file that has not been createt by Dev, it will miss the .o file, that dev create when it...
Here are the source that works for me...
#define NUMLINES ((int) (sizeof sysmetrics / sizeof sysmetrics [0]))
I use Dev-C++ 4
it works for me!!
btw rember that the #include <windows.h>...
I'm learning win32, proberly way to early! I can't even make a consol program. Well i can, but not werry well ;)
but, well....
I'm run in to a problem!
I don't know when to use WNDCLASSEX and...
will you also get drunk???
:D :D :D I only wonna say: I LOVE THIS BOARD :D :D :D
...and: this is the most helpful "thing" for newbe's, I have ever seen!
I use the search-funktion all the time, it's easy!!!
:D :D :D
try to create a "WinMain() Projekt" and then compile...
Not a "windows application"...
...I think that is for win16 app's, but, i'm still new to programming, so what do I know *huhu*
Nice Game... :D :D :D
one day I may even understand the source code ;) naah...maby not...