I agree 100% with you and Rob! :laugh:

baerten wrote:

I like to create a functionpointer on an instance of an object.

Try: http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/pointers-to-members.html[^]

yahoo mail :-D Really, at least the spam filter is better!

Douglas Troy wrote:

Not sure if this has been shared/posted before - but one of the guys here at the office sent me the link, and I figued HEY - I'll share with you all: Logitech diNovo Edge LED Backlit Keyboard[^]

This is not a standard keyboard, ie. it's not usable for programmers. :suss:

l a u r e n wrote:

how someone can turn great software into complete crap i dont know

It's open source. What have you expected. Buy everything from Microsoft and you'll have no problems. :laugh:

peterchen wrote:

If you read on you find that his problem is not starting A as such

He wrote:

"I have tried to use this: run A.exe ... Anyway to show the exectution in the console??

BlitzPackage wrote:

It says it can't convert it. Ironically, when I leave the parentheses off of the instantiation of mcNewObject, it works!? Can someone please explain.

Because C++ is not C# or Java. Look up how you define an object in C++ using the default ctor.

How to run .exe file from console[^] Are you a real programmer when you cannot answer that question? :~

Drew Stainton wrote:

Dario Solera wrote: Nothing comparable to VS (IHMO). You mean an open source IDE written by a team of 5 or so with little money to back it isn't as good or feature-rich as an IDE developed by a team of 100 or so with many millions of dollars to back it? Yup, I'm shocked

ok, but a decent uninstaller is just and reasonable even for a team of 5. :suss:

Jim Crafton wrote:

Umm, I think this has been going on at least since .Net. Witness the Passport fiasco, total rewiting of Longhorn, *major* dropped Longhorn/Vista features (i.e. WinFS), and so forth. This is just the final, public culmination of a mess that has probably been brewing for at least the last 5 years, and probably dates back even earlier.

Think positive. MS cannot be evil any more. They cannot conquer the Internet and turn it into a MS.Net any more. Good for us developers, good for us customers, good for everyone (except MS shareholders).

cqwangdonghua wrote:

I want to write a c++ program to convert a j2me source folder to a jar file. How should i do?

jar is not only a file format but also a tool that produces jar files: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/tooldocs/win32/jar.html[^]

cqwangdonghua wrote:

is jar file is same as a zip file?

Basically, yes.

Revant Jain wrote:

I am interested in creating this eLearning system where people can learn various languages such as PHP, ASP .NET, etc. as well as about network security and various operating systems. It will be just like normal training institutes but much cheaper, less than half. But at the same time it wont be like a normal online training program which is the computer narrating to you. There will be a real person teaching you the language via webcam, with other interactive features. You would have flexability to learn around your schedule rather than spend 3-4 days away from your work in a training institute. Would people be interested in such a service? Any feedback would be helpful.

If you provide good course material (besides the videoo) and good support for homework then it might be interesting.

Cedric Moonen wrote:

If you search on the web, I'm sure you can find free resources editors. I did that and that works fine.

Really? You need the SDK to #include windows.h :mad:

waldermort wrote:

hey thats a great idea, I will declare all of the class functions as private, that will stop those hackers from subclassing my class. One small drawback though, it won't work.

JWood's answer was too short. He probably meant something like:

class Base {
public:
void doSomething() { // public non-virtual
checkVar();
doSomethingImp();
}
private:
virtual void doSomethingImp() {
// ...
}
};

class Derived : public Base {
public:

private:
virtual void doSomethingImp() {
// overrides Base::doSomethingImp()
}
}

-- modified at 17:43 Thursday 7th September, 2006 see also: http://www.gotw.ca/publications/mill18.htm[^]

My guess:

3,319,750 'members'
331,975 real members

Martin Häsemeyer wrote:

FreeDOS 1.0 is here![^] At least it can do a whole lot more than DOS could...

Great! Even a graphical webbrowser is available (Arachne). Who needs Vista bloatware.

Ahmed Ismail Mohamed wrote:

I want to know is it possible to to make a constant variable to hold a value the user of my application at the run of the program choose and i want him to not not chang it again.

const is an official C++ qualifier. :~

A new field for software related bloggers: "So, now is the time for all good geeks to come to the aid of there software. The first thing to do is to start blogging about every obvious invention you can think of. It doesn’t matter what it is.[^] If you think of it, blog it. Blog everything you can."

waldermort wrote:

I have defined a template class in a header file like so:

It's a class template, not a template class.

waldermort wrote:

Then try to declare the members in the cpp file like so:

You cannot define template members in a cpp file. Look up the C++ FAQ!

Joel Holdsworth wrote:

I need to find the Spanish and Italian translation of the text which is displayed on the windows message box buttons: OK, Yes, No and Retry.

BTW, Windows translates those Buttons automatically for you.