This code shows what I expect: a submit button which when pressed will load the same page again with the words 'Submit was pressed' only appearing.
When I try this with $hasPassed instead of hasPassed, which is the way I thought I was 'supposed' to write PHP, it doesn't work...
Suggestions...
I create a MFC Dialog based app in MSVC++6
I get rid of all the controls (label, two buttons)
I add a windows message handler for WM_KEYDOWN
I change it so it shows a message with
AfxMessageBox("Hello", NULL, NULL);
Then I compile and run the program
If I press an arrow key...
I am moving (trying to!) from C++ console apps to windows apps. I have looked at some textbooks, and they explain that you need WinMain, sort of in place of main, and also a message handler or pump or something.
I understand that windows are sent messages and that it is generally a good idea to...
I'm not entirely new to C++, but I need 'general' help...
Instead of reading dry manuals and the like, I want to improve my skills by practising on simple programs. So my question to you is: do you have any challenges for me, or other fairly new programmers, to improve our skills?
Not Olympiad...
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