tx Mike, I've ran a chkdsk (without /f) and it found some 'orphaned' files. now, i'm not sure if they are related to that faulty directory, but before I leave this eve I'll launch a chkdsk /f as it needs to lock the drive. Fred

not better.. :((

no deltree on XP...

unfortunately it ends up in the same way :(

Hi there, XP or most likely the makefile/compiler played a trick on me: it seems to have duplicated x times one of the source folder for a project!! in the explorer it looks like a big mess, and even more, that the path size to reach the last created fodler is beyond windows path size !? :wtf: something like: "C:\Development\DLS\a\gd\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\w\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone\Standalone" > I've renamed 'standalone' to 'w' to make it shorter but when I tried to remove the whole folder, it seemed to increased the size even more!? X| I've tried to delete the DLS folder from the explorer (gave me a path long error), rd /s DLS (seem to remove some folders but they are still there at the end!) rm -d DLS (throws a permission denied) this is driving me nuts, any ideas?? cheers Fred

yeap.. :doh:

you can check out notifyList, free, very easy & quick to setup. not too sure about importing contacts from outlook though

yeah i can confirm the crashes of turtoise on vista.. :doh: you can be working on a completely different application then suddently out of nowhere turtoise looses it :wtf: to convert from VSS to Subversion you will probably need to take an extra step by converting your existing VSS DB into CVS then import it to Subversion

Hi guys, I'm developing my website and I'd like to make it available in more than one language. Do you know any good method to be able to display txt in the user's selected language ? My host is running Linux, MySQL & supports PHP, so I've thought of using some sort of "marker/link" instead of directly putting the txt in the HTML page, with a request to the DB which would retrieve the appropriate txt depending on which language the user has previously chosen. Any thoughts?

Hi guys, writing a driver for a network interface, i'm faced with setting the QoS (Quality of Service) for each IP packet depending of the type of data being transmitted. now, we can transmit anything over the network: data, voice, video.. each of them must have its own QoS. looking at data header from the data stream being passed to the driver could be a way but i'm wondering if it's really down that route, as there could be so many headers for different file formats. any idea on how to determine the type of data being passed? Thanks, Fred

i've got the Trek 1000, it's a really nice bike, really light. you'll enjoy it ! :)

make sure you've defined a TVINSERTSTRUCT struct like here.. TVINSERTSTRUCT tvis = { 0 }; tvis.item.mask = **TVIF_TEXT** | TVIF_CHILDREN; tvis.item.cChildren = 1; tvis.item.pszText = "name"; tvis.item.cchTextMax = **lstrlen(tvis.item.pszText)**;

tx for your reply, in your example it would actually be like that: Double t = (25.5+0.0005)/1000; // but that still gives 0.025500499999999999 :doh: but actually, it seems it be a display issue in the debugger viewer.. 'cos even when the debugger shows a value d = 0.025500000001 where it should be 0.025500000000 when compare d with 0.025500000000, the result is true. and a further check at the @ of the variable in the memory window, shows a correct value. TK GOD! :-D Fred

Hi guys, PC : Intel PIII 700MHz with W2k SP6 I was using VC++ 6 with VisualStudio SP4 and the result of a calculation like this one.. double res = 25.5/1000; // would give you 0.025500000000, as you can expect.. Now, here’s something quite weird: I’ve just upgraded VS to SP6 and the same calculation now gives me.. double res = 25.5/1000; // 0.025499999999999998 ????? :doh: even worse if you write: double t2 = 5.f*0.001f; // 0.0050000002374872565 :wtf: And it seems to be like that every time you try to compute 2 doubles or a double and an int for ex. (multiplication or division !) as anyone noticed something similar? Wonder if there is any fix for that one. Tx Fred

First of all, I'd like to wish you all the best for this New Year.:) I’m currently developing a C++ application that will interface with VB and LabView clients. My question is regarding the array indexing, is there any standard (C++, VB etc) telling the way you’re supposed to index your array? The eternal question: “is it 0-based or 1-based??” As I’ve heard that in VB indexing is most likely 1-based and in Java/C++ it is 0-based. Thanks a lot for your comments and opinions on this point. Fred

Hi all, i'm looking for some info about Pager stuff in general, like what is the data format, network used to send those messages etc. i'm familiar with SMS & GSM using AT commands and i wonder if there would something similar for pagers ? tx F

something that came through my mind : may be the use of '\b' in the TXT string could help ? when you add a new character, you're program looks if that character is not a white-space and so if you have a w/s as your last char, use \b to delete that w/s. F

have a look to this article : http://www.codeproject.com/staticctrl/clabel.asp and also : CFont & LOGFONT where you can specified the type of font etc. Fred

it's alright i found my mistake : a problem of where i declared the pDocument ! so now this part of code works fine, and i get access to the real values, all good. PgGPS::PgGPS() : CPropertyPage(PgGPS::IDD) { pDocument = NULL; pDocument = (CMtsBaseDoc*)((CMainFrame*)AfxGetApp()->m_pMainWnd)->GetActiveFrame()->GetActiveDocument(); //{{AFX_DATA_INIT(PgGPS) //}}AFX_DATA_INIT } by doing so in the constructor pDocument, accessible anywhere within the class, allows you to access to all the variables and methods in C..Doc. :cool: Fred

even by doind so, i've got a descent value of pDoc but the values it holds are all set to 0 ? :confused: i keep looking....