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Re: Keystroke characters to toggle.

pépé29-Aug-02 2:03

pépé

29-Aug-02 2:03

Ctrl+Tab

Re: Keystroke characters to toggle.

WREY29-Aug-02 2:26

WREY

29-Aug-02 2:26

"Ctrl Tab" gives me toggling between screens for the SAME application.

I want to toggle between screens for DIFFERENT applications.

Thanks!

Cool | :cool:

William

Re: Keystroke characters to toggle.

pépé29-Aug-02 2:37

pépé

29-Aug-02 2:37

Alt+Tab

Re: Keystroke characters to toggle.

Pavel Klocek29-Aug-02 2:37

Pavel Klocek

29-Aug-02 2:37

Alt+Tab

Sonork 100.15206;PavelK

Re: Keystroke characters to toggle.

-Dy29-Aug-02 2:43

-Dy

29-Aug-02 2:43

alt+tab

Dylan Kenneally
London, UK

Thanks!!

WREY29-Aug-02 2:53

WREY

29-Aug-02 2:53

Thanks to all.

I appreciate it!

Cool | :cool:

William

Scripting Visual Studio

lpvoid29-Aug-02 1:36

lpvoid

29-Aug-02 1:36

I am all the time creating new projects to write just enough code to test out a theory or design an implementation that will be added to my "real" projects. I have a few standard settings that I have become acustomed to using with my projects and I am getting tired of making settings changes with every new project I create. Can someone point me in the right direction so I can use/create a script that will automate these settings changes?

Thanks

John

Re: Scripting Visual Studio

lucy29-Aug-02 6:55

lucy

29-Aug-02 6:55

sounds like you need a AppWizard. I believe you can make a customized appWizard which meet your requirement.

Re: Scripting Visual Studio

lpvoid29-Aug-02 9:43

lpvoid

29-Aug-02 9:43

Worth a look, thanks

Forward declaration of Typedefed structure?

Jawache29-Aug-02 1:34

Jawache

29-Aug-02 1:34

include <moo.h>

class loo
{
private:
moo* poo;
}

moo is a complicated structure from a third party library.

I want to make sure that any project with a class derived from loo
will not need to add the include paths for moo.h and all associated
headers in the project as it can get quite compilacated.

if moo was a class i would normaly just create a forward declaration of
class moo; in the loo header file then include the moo.h header file in the
implementation file for loo.

It won't let me do this for a structure though.

Does anyone have any ideas as to how i can solve this?

Currently my only idea is to use void* and cast then to the required type
whenver i need to use them in the implementation file!!

Asim Hussain
e: asim@jawache.net
w: www.jawache.net

Re: Forward declaration of Typedefed structure?

Tomasz Sowinski29-Aug-02 1:41

Tomasz Sowinski

29-Aug-02 1:41

Jawache wrote:
It won't let me do this for a structure though.

Really? Forward declaration for structs works for me. Can you post the typedef from moo.h?

Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

Free your mind and your ass will follow.

Re: Forward declaration of Typedefed structure?

Jawache29-Aug-02 1:49

Jawache

29-Aug-02 1:49

These are the first two error messages i get...

1> e:\jawache\dev\src\jdv\pyfile.h(16) : error C2371: 'PyObject' : redefinition; different basic types

// This is my forward declaration in my pyfile.h
struct PyObject;

2> e:\python-2.2.1\include\object.h(82) : see declaration of 'PyObject'

// This is the declaration of PyObject in object.h
typedef struct _object {
PyObject_HEAD
} PyObject;

Asim Hussain
e: asim@jawache.net
w: www.jawache.net

Re: Forward declaration of Typedefed structure?

Tomasz Sowinski29-Aug-02 1:56

Tomasz Sowinski

29-Aug-02 1:56

Use '_object' in forward declaration and in member definition:

struct _object;

class DoopaZoopa
{
...
_object *p;
};

Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

Free your mind and your ass will follow.

Re: Forward declaration of Typedefed structure?

Jawache29-Aug-02 1:59

Jawache

29-Aug-02 1:59

Excellent,

Thanks that got it.

Asim Hussain
e: asim@jawache.net
w: www.jawache.net

C++ email address validate code

Nish Nishant29-Aug-02 0:56

Nish Nishant

29-Aug-02 0:56

Er, anyone has a short and simple email validation code for C++? Need to look up the domain or anything. Just ensure that the text given would qualify as an email address.

Nish

p.s. Kindly don't answer me with "You can do that with one line of reg exps" cause I don't know jack about reg exps Frown | :-(

Author of the romantic comedy

Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win]

Review by Shog⁹
Click here for review[NW]

Re: C++ email address validate code

Tomasz Sowinski29-Aug-02 1:01

Tomasz Sowinski

29-Aug-02 1:01

Nishant S wrote:
I don't know jack about reg exps

FYI:

http://www.boost.org/libs/regex/index.htm[^]

Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

Free your mind and your ass will follow.

Re: C++ email address validate code

Nish Nishant29-Aug-02 1:08

Nish Nishant

29-Aug-02 1:08

Nish bangs his head repeatedly against the monitor!!! Not satisfied with that he lifts up the heavy tower and drops it on his feet! Satisfied with his thoroughly masochistic exercise he sits back and continues to stare incredulously at Tomasz’s reply WTF | :WTF:

Author of the romantic comedy

Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win]

Review by Shog⁹
Click here for review[NW]

Re: C++ email address validate code

Andreas Saurwein29-Aug-02 1:55

Andreas Saurwein

29-Aug-02 1:55

Ok, when the pain is over, take a look here[^] and here[^]

int x=1, y=5; 
x^=y^=x^=y; // whats the content of x and y now?
<a href="http://www.codeproject.com/tips/StupidXORTrick.asp" target="_blank">ClickHereForHelp();</a>

Re: C++ email address validate code

User 665829-Aug-02 1:31

User 6658

29-Aug-02 1:31

Don't tell me an advanced programmer like you can't parse a string like mail@mail.org

For some reason I can't believe that Eek! | :eek:

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Annoying Compiler Warning

Steve Thresher29-Aug-02 0:12

Steve Thresher

29-Aug-02 0:12

I have the following code in my program (written in C not C++):

typedef struct
{
	char *(*errors)[];
}ERROR_LIST;

char *errors[]=
{
	"An error",
	"Another error",
};

ERROR_LIST err_list={&errors};        // <--- Error on this line

The declaration gives the following compiler error on the line indicated.

warning C4048: different array subscripts : 'char *(*)[]' and 'char *(*__w64 )[2]'

I am using the /w64 compiler switch intentionally to maintain 64bit compatibility.

Could somebody please give me a clue how to resolve this warning as its driving me nuts!

Systems AXIS Ltd - Software for Business ...

Re: Annoying Compiler Warning

pépé29-Aug-02 0:26

pépé

29-Aug-02 0:26

And like this ? :

<br />
typedef struct {<br />
	char *(*errors)[];<br />
} ERROR_LIST;<br />
<br />
char *errors[];<br />
ERROR_LIST err_list={&errors};<br />
char *errors[]={"An error","Another error",};<br />

Re: Annoying Compiler Warning

Steve Thresher29-Aug-02 0:43

Steve Thresher

29-Aug-02 0:43

That works but can you explain why?

Systems AXIS Ltd - Software for Business ...

Re: Annoying Compiler Warning

pépé29-Aug-02 1:46

pépé

29-Aug-02 1:46

I'm not a guru but I suppose the the compiler interpret (well a compiler does'nt interpret code, but...) :
char *str[] = {"one", "two"};
as
char *str[2] = {"one", "two"};

I think (not shure) that your code might compile in old C but not in C++ (new behaviour).

MC++ dll

Mazdak28-Aug-02 23:21

Mazdak

28-Aug-02 23:21

I have an dll that write with MC++.How can I import it to my project?When I add #import line in my stdafx.h I got an error that it can't open this library file.

Mazy

"If I go crazy then will you still
Call me Superman
If I’m alive and well, will you be
There holding my hand
I’ll keep you by my side with
My superhuman might
Kryptonite"Kryptonite-3 Doors Down

Re: MC++ dll

anju29-Aug-02 0:11

anju

29-Aug-02 0:11

r u given the path for #import directive?
other wise u can put the dll in your working directory

anju

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