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I think that the buff (second arg should be As ref ?) ====== SeekerOfKnowledge ======

Hi Panasophic I would be grateful if you send the code to Baturlan@hotmail.com Thanx ====== SeekerOfKnowledge ======

Hi all. I was asked to suggest a way to test the system I am working on by intercepting data being sent to it and then changing it in various ways, such as blocking the packets, multiplying them several times, and changing it's contents, all in regard to the packet internal identification (a...

I need to create a recursive report, starting at the Root Project and going down, of all files in the database, including Name, Last Check-IN time AND VERSION NUMBER. I have found no obvious way to do this via the VisualExplorer. Is there a way to accomplish this task through the command...

two answers : 2. std is a namespace, something like a pacjage in ADA (if you know this language). It is an area of code that encapsulates type definitions, variables, etc. You can omit the "std::" prefix by s "use" statement as follows: using namespace std; at the begining of...

I am interseted in improving the performance of the current solution implemented : All processes that need to write data to the file (binary file, large quantities of data), write the records to shared memory, where the data is collected a-synchronousely by a special process that writes the...

MFC gives this ability for classes inheriting from CObject. I think you can implement this quite easily through templates yourself. the problem is that this does not apply to simple types such as an integer. ====== SeekerOfKnowledge ======

In the Post_Build of project A (Project Settings menu) add the copy command that copies the dll and it's .lib file to Projetc B's directory. Another alternative is to set the serach path for project B so that it points to A/Debug or A/Release, too. ====== SeekerOfKnowledge ======

Use either SetTimer for coarse time-measure (up to 55 msesc i think) or something like SetWaitableTimer for more precise and thread-oriented approach ====== SeekerOfKnowledge ======

It is possible to set a timer to signal you when no action (i.e. no keyboard input and no mouse move) has happened in a given time , and to re-set it each time such input arrives. That is the screen-saver way. Another question is to "know" when the system is idle. You can set the...

double MinDistance = sqrt((spt.y-CPoins[0].y)**2 + (spt.x-CPoins[0].x)**2); //this computes the distnace between the first // point in the array to the point the user eneterd // and initializes it as the MinDistance // now loop over all the rset of the points and //...

This is C++, not Ada, so you do not have String S = Color'Image(color); You can do it by preparing a static array of strings that corresponds to the string values of the enum type: string S[] = {&quot;Black&quot;,&quot;Red&quot;,&quot;Orange&quot;...}; and printing: cout << S[color]; This...

The above code will not the desired result. You need to : a - Return the brush in CTestDlg::OnCtlColor and not in CAboutDlg::OnCtlColor. b - check the nCtlColor parameter, that indicates which control asks for the brush to paint itself. You should check for the value that indiactes...

I do not know exactly what the reason might be for this bug, but try to do the following : Put the implementation inside the class definition: template <class T> class Queue { public: Queue() {}; ~Queue() {}; void Display(int value){}; }; This might help.. Try to lose the typedef...

Put the implementation of the template method in the cpp file, either after the class definition or inside it. This should solve the problem