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Ok, so can I go straight to this:



if (GetClassName(hwnd,wndowclass,CLASS_SIZE)==0)
return TRUE;

string strTemp(wndowclass);
if ((strTemp==string("Ate32Class")));

Just to give credit where credit is due, the original is here

Hi, I am trying to modify some code that grabs the contents of a chat window. Unfortunately the code is for MSN Messenger, and I'd like to try it with AIM. Basically, when executed, it takes the...

I've been trying to come up with an application that will log my instant messaging conversations (yeah, I know there are tons of programs out there that will do it for me, but I'd like the...

works great, thank you very much. Just a question though, what does the '\0' do? Does that just insert a null value to the cells?

Cheers,

Jim

Hey, I'm having some problems populating a two-dimensional vector that I defined in a class. I would like to do something like this:

class A {
public:
A(); //...

Hi, I'm having some trouble making this program work, and I thought another set of eyes might help. I'm also hoping that I could get some suggestions to improve it from its current form. I've been...

I've been trying various methods, but none of them is giving me the output I want, or it terminates the program because of an error.
This is what I have so far:

string ms;
int s1, f1, hold,...

Yeah, that's what I'm doing now. I search for From and the subject, and then put those in a vector. I am currently having trouble with a way of finding the next occurance of From and Subject, and...

You don't need to. With the exception of a missing ';', my code works fine. But there are many different ways of doing the same thing in c++, so I guess it's whatever suits you better.

Well, if it's supposed to compile, and it's not because of errors, then do what salem said. But if it doesn't include a compile function, then codewarrior used to be really good for Macs. Of...

I'm rather new to c++ as well, but I think that 'cin >>' will stop once it hits it's first whitespace. So if you're going to be entering strings at some point that have spaces, you can use
...

Hiya,

I was wondering if anyone else could give me some input on what would be the best way to search a string for some values, and then print it out.

Suppose I have a string like: ">From: me...

First, here is my code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class message {

public:
message();
~message();

ok, I guess I got confused in the initialization of the variables. If I want my constructor to take in the To & From fields, would I put those strings in the incoming parameters, or is there a way...

I tried some various methods, but now I just have a cout statement that prints the variables. Like:



cout << "To:" << to << endl;
cout << "From:" << from << endl;
cout << "Subject:" <<...

Here is some of the code for the class just in case it is of any help:



class message {

public:
message (string, string);
~message();
void set_time(); //timestamp

Hi! I'm currently trying to make a small program that uses classes to simulate an email client. Meaning that it has the ability to record the 'to', 'from', 'subject', and 'message' fields. I've...