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Comments by Codexzy (Top 9 by date)
Codexzy
12-Feb-15 16:14pm
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Thank you for your response. I am marveled at the fact that some programmers use only a text-editor to write code ? So, how do they debug ? And that fact leads to another question. Those who use simple text-editors rather than IDEs must be C/C++ or some other relatively low-level language developers, most probably. So, do a lot of professional C/C++ developers develop using text-editors ?
Codexzy
12-Feb-15 16:08pm
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Yes, I also think that makefiles are obsolete. But I think they're widely used even today and I really want to contribute to some open-source project.
Codexzy
29-Dec-13 1:06am
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Thank you.
Codexzy
29-Dec-13 1:06am
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Thank You. Very informative.
Codexzy
28-Dec-13 23:44pm
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Yes both are pretty much the same, but there is a slight difference. If I am to hit-test more than one rectangle, you'll see that my method is a little more efficient.
Codexzy
25-Dec-13 3:26am
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Thank You. Actually I thought about this method and this works correctly. However I found a more optimized solution. Please see my answer below !
Codexzy
23-Oct-13 7:15am
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I should learn WTL. Thank you for your response and 5ed :D
Codexzy
19-Oct-13 1:57am
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Documentation about Nonclient area is not so informative. It doesn't help much, really. :)
Codexzy
17-Oct-13 8:06am
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Yes I am using native C++.
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