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Why do you need ldap.h for? Does it have something to do with GSM signaling??! Geting smarter dude!!

yo, the use of strcnp is a exelent idea. Thanks

thanks a lot.........by the way..of course i am using a MFC project. i´ll give you the feed back nice weekend to you

What does it mean the operator & at looking(CString& name)???

name1 is type CString (receive the input from a edit box control)

The problems are: 1º- the operator == is not accepted to compare CString types 2º- The system do not recognize a argument CString type at the function looking(CString name)

Hi, I want to create a function witch receives a string as a argument and the compares is with another string to see if there are equal (like searching a name in a database) so i have: int looking(CString name) { if (name==outro.name1) return 1; else return 0; } Note: outro is just a...

Yes they do. When you create a derived class, she inherits all member functions and member variables from the base class. In this case you can declare as public the pointer do the CPtrList class. hope i could help you!!

I got the problem! I declared a struct and a list in a CListDoc class. And now i want to use them in a function witch is a member function from another class witch is not derived from CListDoc.So when i have: void declaredclass::function() { //if i create a object from CListClass to the use...

Hi, in a program i declared a list and a struct as public in a CDocument. ..... public: CPtrlist lista; struct Socio { char nome; }; At a function in another document when i use : ..... Socio* pSocio=(Socio*)lista.GetHeadPosition(); lista is not recognize and the struct Socio neather. What...

Hint:Analyze the function that you are using and verify in the help if there is any exeption for windows NT. Remember that NT works in some diferen ways and it´s very normal when does situations happen. It will be helpful to see the line error where the fault happens.

I believe that it will be only possible using a non window software like turbo c++ or borland c++ 3.1b that program in 16 bits. The problem is....and what about MFC.....well....we can never score all the time ...if you catch my drift.

Hi, In my code i have: ... if(flag==1) MessageBox(NULL,"Message1","Message2",MB_OK); else MessageBox(NULL,"Message3,"Message4,MB_OK); ... but when i compile i get the error C2660 MessageBOx to not accept 4 arguments. in other parts of the code i have the same...

Hi, I know this is a easy question but no one knows everythyng. In my program i add a c++ file where i create a function. In that function i want to pass two diferents arguments but one at a time in diferents ocasions. ex. CProcura dlg;//modal dialog box class if(flag==1) int...

Hi, I know this is a easy question but no one knows everythyng. In my program i add a c++ file where i create a function. In that function i want to pass two diferents arguments but one at a time in diferents ocasions. ex. CProcura dlg;//modal dialog box class if(flag==1) int...