C / C++ / MFC

led mike wrote:

Well the "easy" way is to hire an experienced skilled software developer. You know... someone that has spent years of their life studying the vast expanse of the software development world and therefore knows and understands the fundamental, complex and detailed aspects of it.

or you could get the book "Learn C++ in 21 days"

pblais wrote:

I have been successfully writing and testing MFC Dialog type applications for quite a few years now

pblais wrote:

I have never had a reason for a child window to access any controls from any other windows

emmmatty1 wrote:

Any ideas??

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
  int n, m;

  for(n = 101; n <= 200; n++)
  {
    for( m = 2; m < n; m++)
	if (n % m == 0 ) break;
    if ( m == n) cout << n << endl;
  }
  return 0;
}

Programm3r wrote:

Stored Procedure -> One word 'maintenance'

...
	CTablePatient tablePatient;

	tablePatient.m_strFilter.Format("PK=%ld", atol(m_szPID));
	tablePatient.Open();

        // if record does not exists
	if (tablePatient.IsEOF())
	{
		tablePatient.AddNew();
	}
	else
	{
                // Record is there already, so prepair it for edit
		tablePatient.Edit();
	}

        // Now we actually edit/set fields
	tablePatient.m_Name = m_szName;
	tablePatient.m_Birthday  = m_birthday;
...
        // Now update changes, whether add or edit
	tablePatient.Update();
	tablePatient.Close();