man! i said CString as an example of a class that u dont have its source code; and the RC->go to defenition gives only the public stuff!

well ya; i meant that only the object code of the class is available; just like the CString class for example. i dont want to reverse engineer the class, i just want to get its structure, i can get the public interface through the documentation of course, but i wanna know if there is a way to know what are the private stuff in the class, not the implementation, only the type of variables, and segnature in case of functions

hello guys is there a way in c++ to analyze a class structure?? i.e: getting the private and public data and functions in the class without having the source code of the class; only the binary !! maybe using the RTTI

im using the onpaint method; so i guess i should use the double buffered DC; the problem that i dont know what the double buffered DC is !!! :$. i only use regular DC! can u plz tell me how to use a double buffered DC ?? thanks alot

hi everyone im developing an MFC project that(among other things) displays a bitmap directly on the form. the problem is that when i draw a large picture and move the windows several times it stops displaying!! or display a part of the picture. any help ??

hi everyone im developing a program that among other things draws images on a form; but im having this little problem when i draw a large image and move the window several times it doesn't display the image or sometimes it displays part of it is there anyway to fix this ?

i dont know if there's an emulator for windows !! but u can install MS virtual machine or any other machine emulator then install whatever OS u want on it and test your software. but to let u know its sooooooo slow!

hi every1 is there a kind of list or sth for html-formatted text attributes ?? or should i be creative and dig for it :'( ??

hi every1 im writing a code that needs to compare two poitner of type (void *) i dont know how to do that; i tries to use the memcmp function but it requires a length parameter ! thanks already

oh im sorry for this mistake anyway it doesnt really matter if its a c or c++ but for templates they are not compliant with the c++ standard so i think using the void* will be safer!!

hi every1 will u plz help me on this ... im creating a generic container class and im implemeting it using the (void*) pointer technique but to add a search feature, the search function should compare two (void*) variables, i dont know how to do that! i think memcmp could be used somehow but the problem that it needs a length parameter which is now available!! thanks already

i tried ur code and it gave me the following error: /*********************** test.cpp:13: error: invalid use of non-static member function ‘void cls::f()’ test.cpp:13: error: converting from ‘void (cls::)()’ to ‘void ****************************!!!/ any ideas ??

the code u gave me didnt work!! another thing if the compiler always shares the space why would static functions exist in the first place???!!!

hi everyone im trying to check if my compiler creates a copy of the nonstatic member functions for each object or it just shares the code. to do that i wrote this code: /******************************* #include using namespace std; class cls { public: int f( ) { //cout << (void*)(f) <