Recent content by Jeffray

maybe you should use _outp() instead of outp()

If you debug your program, you can see your "getline" reads the string starting from where you finished writing your string back to the file. That means your write process does change the read pointer. I think you can check if you still get the problem if you omit those write statements.

Although I am not sure, It seems like your seekp() changes the file pointer and you don't handle it back properly. I don't know whether you have moved the pointer to the next line or not after you put something to the current line of your file.

Most possibly there is something wrong with your code. Post your code and you will be helped out.

Yes, just do as sflam said. If the char is not in your list, just ignore it.

Then why not use a edit box?

get the pointer of your child window. and call its member function SetWindowPos()

Why don't you set a CStatic control in the dialog? then whenever you want to display your mark, you just need to write it into your CStatic control. It is much simpler.

use find theIterator = theMap.find(theKey); if(theIterator == theMap.end()){ // do your insertion here }

change sin >> SlNames[0]; to sin << m_Name1; sin << m_Name2; sin << m_Name3; sin << m_Name4; sin << m_Name5; Another alternative to this method is to save your variables into windows registry. look at WriteProfileString and ReadProfileString...

use GetDlgItem( ID_RICHEDIT);(assume ID_RICHEDIT is the ID of your rich edit control).

I think you can use clock(). check MSDN for details.

have you included #include <vector>?

in the project workspace (usally it is at the left pane of your VC++ studio). Click the &quot;ClassView&quot; tab , you can see a list of the classes in your project. Then right click the class you want, a menu is popped up . Select the menu item of &quot;Add Member Function ...&quot;. That's it.

No. Automation is another thing and is not related to adding a method at all.