C / C++ / MFC

Mark Salsbery wrote:

You could always download the source code from the article - I bet the steps are there

int y=0;
for (int x=0;x<100;x++)
{
  if (y>=51)
  {
    printf("51st iteration: %d", y)
  }
  y++;
}

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Raj Prathap wrote:

I meant to ask, if there is some way to iterate for 'n' many times in a particular loop.

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Naveen.R wrote:

eg
for( int nIdx =0;nIdx<100;nIdx++)
{
...
}
1. Put a break point in the next line after for loop.
2. Take the breakpoint window( uner the edit menu or press ctr + B )
3. select the break point you put in the for loop
4. Press the "condition" button.
5. In the new dialog box apperared enter put nIdx>=50

#ifdef _DEBUG
   #define DBREAK( condition ) if(( condition )){ _asm int 3; }
#else
   #define DBREAK( condition )
#endif

for( int nIndex = 0; nIndex < 100; ++nIndex )
{
   DBREAK( nIndex == 50 )
}

Zainu wrote:

SetPicture(VARIANT data) should copy the contents of the data to the clipboard and VARIANT GetPicture should return the contents of the clipboard

Zainu wrote:

what should be the type of the VARIANT?

<br />
Dim bit As Variant<br />
bit = AaClipboard1.GetBitmap<br />
Picture1.Picture = bit // am getting error here.<br />
End Sub)<br />

Zainu wrote:

win32 api CreateFromHandle

Y_Kaushik wrote:

can you suggest me how can do this

Y_Kaushik wrote:

When i run this program an assertion occur