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Is it possible to use an stl data type as the return type of a function? (see code below for an example). Also, can stl data types and iterators be passed by reference? set<Action> Init::AllPossibleActions() { class Action f(0); class Action t(1); set<Action> all...

Does anyone have any ideas about what's causing the following behavior? When I run my code that includes an stl list push_front in debug mode, it runs fine. When I create a release version with partial debugging enabled, and run with my program with the .net option &quot;start&quot; it runs...

Visible was checked, and it the menu box still didn't show. The weird part is that when I added an open file dialog box, suddenly the broken menu box started appearing.

Help! Using Visual C++ .net: My dialog box (IDD_EXPERIMENT_OPTIONS) was working just fine and I swear I didn't touch any of its portion of the code (uh-huh sure), and all of a sudden it stopped working (gasp)! I've even restored saved copied of correct old code, and those aren't working anymore...

The best way to figure out how to use those functions is to start a new project, and add the msdn code to it. Get a compiling version, and then play around with the parameters. In the msdn code, notice that MyErrorExit is a placeholder. You can either write your own MyErrorExit code to handle...

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What's wrong with this code? (Where have have inserted a comment, the program sometimes has an error report in the release version, but this seems to never happen in the release version) using namespace std; set<Action> AllPossibleActions() { class Action f(0); class Action t(1)...

Help! Using Visual C++ .net: My dialog box was working just fine and I swear I didn't touch any of its portion of the code (uh-huh sure), and all of a sudden it stopped working (gasp)! Below are the relevant portions of the code: The function ExperimentOptions is being called but it never gets...