C / C++ / MFC

#include #define N 50 int main() { int num[N], i=0, count =0; printf("Enter 0 to exit entering integers.\n\nEnter your integers:\n"); do { if( scanf("%d", &num[i]) != 1) break; ++i; count++; } while ( i As an alternative, tou might use qsort: #include #include #define N 50 int comp(const void * a, const void *b) { return *(int *)b - *(int*)a; } int main() { int num[N], i=0, count =0; printf("Enter 0 to exit entering integers.\n\nEnter your integers:\n"); do { if( scanf("%d", &num[i]) != 1) break; ++i; count++; } while ( i

Print i,j and the array values of each before and after that line.

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To make it working, change as following: #include #include using namespace std ; int main() { string in = " "; while ( in != "" ) { cout << "What is your name ? \n" ; cout << "[ Pres enter to end this .]\n" ; getline(cin, in ); cout << "Hello " << in << " .\n" ; } cout << "n\n\n\[ GAME OVER ]\n" ; cin.get() ; return 0; }

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Well, The issue is very similar to that example. I note the curly braces and the absence of a terminating semi colon. What is the reasoning behind the syntax. Does that syntax intentionally leave out the terminating semi colon, or, is that an oversight? Going to try that! Thanks and Regards :) Bram van Kampen

Thank you, I have solved the problem after your idea.

Happened to me as well. Attached the shell extension dll to SearchFilterHost.exe for debugging purpose, after the debugging finished I need to rebuild the dll but encountered the problem abovementioned. Solution is to stop SearchFilterHost.exe in task manager afterwards.

I don't actually know the answer for certain. However, it would seem logical that CImage will display the image in whatever orientation is specified in the image properties.

Take file A and split into paragraphs. Search file B for each paragraph appending them to file C when not found. Swap files A & B then repeat. You could do this in a single command line in bash I reckon.

Call me dense - but I see this as OS error / verification error and I did my best to find what parameters are expected in the control. At one point Eclipse did confirm the "file" selected. Unfortunately this TCF is pretty much dead as far as any support from the original vendor. Please consider this matter closed.

This Code Project article looks promising: Interaction between services and applications at user level in Windows Vista[^].

Thanks upon entry to the constructer the "this" pointer is valid Thanks

I don't know, you would need to search the CodeProject Articles[^], or use Google for a wider search.

Dropping the exact error text into google didn't help you like it helped me? The very first result was the following: [C Run-Time Error R6034](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235560(v=vs.90).aspx)