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Hamid_RT10-Jan-08 19:55

10-Jan-08 19:55

See www.cplusplus.com[^].

Amrit Alok10-Jan-08 20:39

10-Jan-08 20:39

Thanks I find it very helpful. First I will go through the examples and then I would start the development practices...

Hamid_RT10-Jan-08 21:07

10-Jan-08 21:07

After read that site you can back to the codeproject and see examples in this site. Wink | ;)

Amrit Alok14-Jan-08 1:12

14-Jan-08 1:12

Hi I am going through that site right now. and am finding it very very helpful. thanks

Hamid_RT14-Jan-08 4:23

14-Jan-08 4:23

Thank you but I dont know why I got vote down on my previous reply?

Amrit Alok14-Jan-08 19:32

14-Jan-08 19:32

I am a liitle bit aware of VC++ as my MCA project was on that using ORacle in the back end. But I lost the practices as I did not have resources to work on. Now since I have significant resources I am getting back in programming again. That's why I was seeking some help.

Hamid_RT14-Jan-08 20:35

14-Jan-08 20:35

I think if you read that site you will be back to c++ world with powerful.

Amrit Alok14-Jan-08 23:35

14-Jan-08 23:35

Oh of course ...
Just let me practice some codes and I think I'll be back

Hamid_RT15-Jan-08 3:57

15-Jan-08 3:57

Good

Amrit Alok20-Jan-08 19:28

20-Jan-08 19:28

Hi Hamid,
I went through the site and also practiced hard on c++.
Now if you help me with windows sockets ...
Thanks

Hamid_RT20-Jan-08 19:57

20-Jan-08 19:57

I saw a very good article of sokect on the codeproject that it shows send/rev for two programs,if you search for it,it will be helpful for you. Wink | ;)

Amrit Alok21-Jan-08 2:03

21-Jan-08 2:03

thanks, i found it.

Hamid_RT21-Jan-08 2:59

21-Jan-08 2:59

You're welcome. Wink | ;)

Amrit Alok21-Jan-08 18:45

21-Jan-08 18:45

Sockets is looking a little difficult to me. Is it so or can I have some simple samples/articles to understand at first then move to programming them?? Frown | :(

Hamid_RT21-Jan-08 21:10

21-Jan-08 21:10

Did you search this title on the internet" Socket Programming in c/c++"?

Amrit Alok31-Jan-08 2:54

31-Jan-08 2:54

Yes i got it now ... sorry was busy with my work ...
now i am going through practices
Wink | ;)

Hamid_RT31-Jan-08 20:03

31-Jan-08 20:03

So you are lucky that you have work Smile | :)

string format

KASR110-Jan-08 18:56

10-Jan-08 18:56

CString str;
str.Format("Value %d",m_nSides);

What is the other way to format a string NOT using CString methods?

Maxwell Chen10-Jan-08 19:14

Maxwell Chen

10-Jan-08 19:14

In C style.

char sTmp[30] = {0};
sprintf(sTmp, "Value %d", m_nSides);

Maxwell Chen

toxcct10-Jan-08 21:12

toxcct

10-Jan-08 21:12

using std::string maybe ?

what don't you like in CString ?

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KASR110-Jan-08 21:29

10-Jan-08 21:29

For ATL program with no MFC support.

toxcct10-Jan-08 21:32

toxcct

10-Jan-08 21:32

CString is a ATL class, extended to MFC. but still you can use it in ATL.

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KASR110-Jan-08 21:37

10-Jan-08 21:37

Unable to use it.
error C2065: 'CString' : undeclared identifier

Maxwell Chen10-Jan-08 21:40

Maxwell Chen

10-Jan-08 21:40

What version of Visual C++ are you using?

Maxwell Chen

KASR110-Jan-08 21:41