char rowLetter = 'A' + selectedCell.row; int columnNumber = selectedCell.column + 1; cout << rowLetter << columNumber << endl; // or printf("%c%d\n", rowLetter, columNumber); One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

Hello there, In computer science, a pointer is a programming language data type whose value is directly linked to another - by means of pointing to the value that is stored elsewhere in the computer memory using its address. The basic syntax is define a pointer is as follows: int *ptr Now, because a pointer points to a memory location - I don't believe that it can be define as long. With Kind Regards, Live Support Software for Business April Comm100 - Leading Live Chat Software Provider

This is a simple program. I think in my opinion programming skill will develop through thinking, practice etc. here your problem is simple. so try to implement self such a problem. i will give the logic. 1. allocate required array size for destination array. 2.copy the content from source array to destination. I also agree with Richard and pallini :)

Did you check if there are multiple versions on your new system? If so, see the forum post messages. A repair install might help. A virus is rather unlikely. But if you have one on the system, the best solution is a clean re-install of the whole system.

Wellness Wednesday? :laugh:

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You don't need the CALL command to execute an executable program from within a batch file. The CALL command is provided to execute other batch files from within a batch file or call a local subfunction. Each executable file tries itself to resolve DLL dependicies. If your application terminates due to missing DLLs, you must place the DLLs in common directories or modify the DLL search pathes. Common DLL directories are: The directory from which the application loaded. The system directory. The Windows directory. The directories that are listed in the PATH environment variable. To add directories that are searched by your application you may use the API function SetDllDirectory(). To add directories using a batch file, append them to the PATH environment variable.

Encapsulation is bundling data together with the operations that operate on them. Abstraction is anything that makes you think at a higher level, i.e. less of the implementation of a lump of code and data is visible by inspection of it's interface. So maybe that'll give you an idea as to "which line" triggers those concepts. Oh, and I forgot to mention that the term "data encapsulation" is meaningless - encapulation refers to the bundling of operations and data together.

Hi Mr. Univoter, any chance you can tell me why you voted me down? This is so I can either/or: - improve my answer and perhaps leaarn how to express myself better next time - learn something - disagree with you and say why and let other people make up their mind I don't do tit for tat univoting so don't let that stand in your way! Ash

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One thing I would like to add here is that for a UDT, free deallocated memory, whereas delete first calls the destructor and then deallocates memory. Same thing for dynamic array allocation. Hear it from the man himself - Can I mix C-style and C++ style allocation and deallocation?[^] «_Superman_»  _I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends. _Microsoft MVP (Visual C++) Polymorphism in C

I Agree; it's actually not clear which of the references is out of context. Programming is work, it isn't finger painting. Luc Pattyn

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Create a UserControl that contains a ScrollViewer, etc. and the event handling code. Then add as many of these UserControls to your "screen" as you need. Customize each UserControl by setting the appropriate properties (eg. image paths).

pix_programmer wrote: Is it scrollable No. A viewbox can stretch to the size of the image. You can define the width / height of the viewbox to allow a scroll.

Instead of changing the visibility you could control the button's oppacity. Something like: DoubleAnimation animation = new DoubleAnimation(0, 1, new Duration(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(1400))); yourButton.BeginAnimation(Load.OpacityProperty, animation);

You need the DoubleTap event. Remember that Windows Phone uses taps, rather than clicks. *pre-emptive celebratory nipple tassle jiggle* - Sean Ewington "Mind bleach! Send me mind bleach!" - Nagy Vilmos My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys | Mole 2010 - debugging made easier - my favourite utility

Stefan_Lang wrote: Agreed on pretty much anything, except that I consider 100,000 lines rather small Well C and C++ are pretty concise languages. Of course you may feel 100,000 'small' (I feel it 'large'), however, probably 10^5 is the right order of magnitude. Stefan_Lang wrote: and don't see any advantage in using C over C++ on smaller projects, as long as there are at least two developers working on it. OOP and the stricter syntax of C++ is great for avoiding errors based on misunderstandings of code use. I think structured programming is better than OOP for small projects. You may use C++ (as 'better C') with the structured programming paradigm, of course. Veni, vidi, vici.

start with this http://localhost/ If your http server found the starting page it will reply to your browser. If it does not it will give you a list. As far I can recall in XAMP directory listing are default settings. By the way. If there is no index.php or index.htm or index.html or whatever it is defined in http.conf then this website will fail in public because user from outside dont would not seek for any file they will just enter the address

Oh, c'mon, he could at least go here! ;P