MFC code to move a train in two directions

[User 12862718]

How can I create MFC application code to move a train in two directios

[CPallini]

Well code doesn't move trains, they have engines, usually. In other words, if you want better help then should better detail your scenario.

[jeron1]

Just out of curiosity, how did you arrive at the need for MFC?

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[Lost User]

I bet you really know the answer to that. ;)

[jeron1]

Busted! :-O

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[David Crow]

Start by creating an MFC application to move a train. Then add code to move it in one direction. After that, add code to move it in two directions. Q: How do you eat an elephant? A: One bite at a time.

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[Chris Losinger]

it's impossible. the compiler spins horizontally and the MFC Overwatcher spins vertically, and together these will spin the locomotive engine right off the track.

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[Lost User]

Create a (train) vector.

[Patrice T]

The question is so bad that"By using computer, keyboard and mouse" can be an answer. try to refine the question.

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[Munchies_Matt]

MFC doesn't stand for 'Moves Freight and Carriages' you know.