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[Dev-C++] sensse

[Earnestine C. <Ear...@ga...>]

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Re: [Dev-C++] restart

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

If there wasn't a way - how would installation programs ever be able to
restart the computer?

Why do I suspect that you ignored to google before posting your question?

ExitWindowsEx isn't exactly hard to locate...

/Per W

On Fri, 15 Jul 2005, Noorez Kassam wrote:

> Is there a way you can get programs to restart the computer after finsihing
> something like a configuration?

[Dev-C++] restart

[Noorez K. <lor...@ho...>]

Is there a way you can get programs to restart the computer after finsihing 
something like a configuration?

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RE: [Dev-C++] Nead help with my program

[<Mat...@Ve...>]

The C++ equivalent would be <cstdio>!
--Matt

-----Original Message-----
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Smith
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 3:57 PM
To: dev...@li...
Subject: RE: [Dev-C++] Nead help with my program


Wouldn't it be more appropriate to use the getchar() function? This will
effectively pause the program until the user presses Enter to exit it.

Add something like

printf("Press any key to continue...");
getchar();
Return 0;

to your program. You may need to include <stdio.h>. This function is
included in stdio.h in C--I don't know the C++ equivelant, if there is one.

This function will achieve the same effect that "system("pause");" does
while avoiding calls to the host OS.
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Re: [Dev-C++] Nead help with endl and...

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

You can output multiple data items directly after each other. However,
notice that when emitting text strings, each text string must be delimited
with quotation marks, i.e. your output line is not valid since the middle
text string isn't quoted.

/Per W

On Fri, 15 Jul 2005, yakir arbib wrote:

> Hi
> I wonder what's the diferents between \n; and <<endl;
>
> Don't they both do the same thing of creating a new line in the
> screen?,like if I write:
> Cout << "hi\n";
> Or:
> Cout << "hi"<<endl;
> And another question :
> Can I write this line :
> Cout << "I like music!"<< what's happening hear<<"wow it's very hot
> today\n";
> Is this line right?
> Thanks
> yakir
>

RE: [Dev-C++] Nead help with endl and...

[<Mat...@Ve...>]

endl flushes the buffer inside of cout. It buffers stuff sent to it so that
it does not waste time doing tons of tiny updates, and it does one big
update instead.
--Matt

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Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 10:10 AM
To: dev...@li...
Subject: [Dev-C++] Nead help with endl and...



Hi 

I wonder what's the diferents between \n; and <<endl;

Don't they both do the same thing of creating a new line in the screen?,like
if I write:

Cout << "hi\n";

Or:

Cout << "hi"<<endl;

And another question :

Can I write this line :

Cout << "I like music!"<< what's happening hear<<"wow it's very hot
today\n";

Is this line right?

Thanks

yakir

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[Dev-C++] Nead help with endl and...

[yakir a. <ya...@za...>]

Hi 
I wonder what's the diferents between \n; and <<endl;

Don't they both do the same thing of creating a new line in the
screen?,like if I write:
Cout << "hi\n";
Or:
Cout << "hi"<<endl;
And another question :
Can I write this line :
Cout << "I like music!"<< what's happening hear<<"wow it's very hot
today\n";
Is this line right?
Thanks
yakir

Re: [Dev-C++] using Iexplore in my program

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

IE can be run as activex component inside another program. I haven't seen
anyone manage to use it with Dev-C++.

Another solution to display HTML in an application window is to use the
wxWidgets framework. It also contains a HTML viewer.

/Per W

On Fri, 15 Jul 2005, Gerson Lara wrote:

> Hi everone!
>
> does anybody have any idea how to use some kind of iexplore in my program?
>
> Details:
>
> I have made a program wich generates an html report
>
> In order to show the report I use ShellExecute to open an instance of internet explorer
>
> But I think there is a way of using some parts of windows as a dll, like the file browser. I'v
> seen some programs that use a window very similar to the file broser "Windows Expolorer", and I
> heard that they call a dll.
>
> I wonder if there is some way of doing the same with iexplore.exe
>
> If it is not possible, I'd like to know if there is any html reader that can be used in a c/c++
> windows-based program?
>
> I mean using the win32API... #include <windows.h> and that stuff...
>
> thanks in advance for any help!

Re: [Dev-C++] using Iexplore in my program

[Masthan R. <mas...@gm...>]

Hi Lara,
In MS VC++ there is a way through which we can view HTML pages.=20
But we have to use MFC programming. If your are aware of MFC programming=20
there is a class called CHTMLView through which you can view HTML pages.
You have to inherit you view class from CHTMLView and then you should use=
=20
that.
For further reference just go through VC++ in 21 days Chapter no 20 if I=20
remember correctly.
 But I doubt this will work in Dev-C++ because it doesnt support MFC.
Regards
Masthan

 On 7/14/05, Gerson Lara <ja...@ya...> wrote:=20
>=20
> Hi everone!
>=20
> does anybody have any idea how to use some kind of iexplore in my program=
?
>=20
> Details:
>=20
> I have made a program wich generates an html report
>=20
> In order to show the report I use ShellExecute to open an instance of=20
> internet explorer
>=20
> But I think there is a way of using some parts of windows as a dll, like=
=20
> the file browser. I'v
> seen some programs that use a window very similar to the file broser=20
> "Windows Expolorer", and I
> heard that they call a dll.
>=20
> I wonder if there is some way of doing the same with iexplore.exe
>=20
> If it is not possible, I'd like to know if there is any html reader that=
=20
> can be used in a c/c++
> windows-based program?
>=20
> I mean using the win32API... #include <windows.h> and that stuff...
>=20
> thanks in advance for any help!
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Regards
Masthan

[Dev-C++] using Iexplore in my program

[Gerson L. <ja...@ya...>]

Hi everone!

does anybody have any idea how to use some kind of iexplore in my program?

Details:

I have made a program wich generates an html report

In order to show the report I use ShellExecute to open an instance of internet explorer

But I think there is a way of using some parts of windows as a dll, like the file browser. I'v
seen some programs that use a window very similar to the file broser "Windows Expolorer", and I
heard that they call a dll. 

I wonder if there is some way of doing the same with iexplore.exe

If it is not possible, I'd like to know if there is any html reader that can be used in a c/c++
windows-based program?

I mean using the win32API... #include <windows.h> and that stuff...

thanks in advance for any help!


		
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Re: [Dev-C++] Cross platforms

[Roger F. <ra...@ha...>]

Aloha from Honolulu,
    I came across this today:

BOOK OF THE WEEK
======================================================================

Write Portable Code:
   An Introduction to Developing Software for Multiple Platforms
---------------------------------------------------------------
ISBN:1593270569 Published: 15 July, 2005
Author: Brian Hook
"Write Portable Code" is a concise volume that's filled with code and
practical, real-world applications for cross-platform development.
Author Brian Hook is a gaming industry veteran who has put his portable
programming skills to use at such leading companies as id software
(Doom and Quake), and 3Dfx Interactive. His experience porting computer
games (among the most demanding and complex programs to develop)
informs his discussion, and readers of "Write Great Code" can leverage
Hook's considerable expertise to facilitate their own cross-platform
projects.

http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone22/booklist.htm

Hope it helps.
Aloha,
Roger

G.C.Harmon wrote:
> Here is a chance to help another newbe. I chose to learn C++ because  
> Java seems to be a rapidly moving target and I never could figure where 
> to start.. However, I was informed that Java is "cross platform" because 
> Java code is run by the Java Virtual Machine. Varying systems require 
> their own JVM, but once that is installed, Java code will execute, 
> independent of the OS.
> 
> How far off am I?
> 
> GC Harmon
> 
> 
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Re: [Dev-C++] What is an intiger?

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

An integer is a number -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ...
i.e. a number without a decimal fraction.

An integer variable, is a named storage location that can only store an
integer, i.e. it can store a number but not with any fractional value.

/Per W

On Thu, 14 Jul 2005, yakir arbib wrote:

> Hi to all
> Can someone explain to me the term "intiger"?
> What does an  intiger means
> And what is a veryaball used for
> Thanks
> yakir
>

[Dev-C++] What is an intiger?

[yakir a. <ya...@za...>]

Hi to all
Can someone explain to me the term "intiger"?
What does an  intiger means
And what is a veryaball used for
Thanks
yakir

RE: [Dev-C++] Nead help with my program

[Thomas S. <ml...@hp...>]

Wouldn't it be more appropriate to use the getchar() function? This will
effectively pause the program until the user presses Enter to exit it.

Add something like

printf("Press any key to continue...");
getchar();
Return 0;

to your program. You may need to include <stdio.h>. This function is
included in stdio.h in C--I don't know the C++ equivelant, if there is one.

This function will achieve the same effect that "system("pause");" does
while avoiding calls to the host OS.

-----Original Message-----
From: dev...@li...
[mailto:dev...@li...] On Behalf Of Per
Westermark
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 1:39 PM
To: yakir arbib
Cc: dev...@li...
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Nead help with my program

As you can guess, most people NEVER run any exe files they haven't built
themselves, bought from a reputable source or downloaded from a known
site ;)

Anyway: The source code is ok. Your only problem is that when the program
ends, the new window the application runs in will immediately close.

One solution to this, is to add this line:
system("pause");

immediately before the
return 0;
line in the main() function.

This will make the application pause just before it ends. You will then
have time to read the text. Then press Enter to stop the application and
close the window.

/Per W

On Thu, 14 Jul 2005, yakir arbib wrote:

> Hi to all
> I rote a program using cout main and comments
> I compiled and ran it ,but I'm not shoor the code is correct
> Also,the program"woohoo.exe" seems to enter and exit fast when you press
> enter on it,ans I was not able to read it well with my screen reader
> I'd like you to tell me if the code is opperable
> And try running my program and see if it's ok
> Hear is the code:
>  #include <iostream>
> #include <cstdlib>
> using namespace std;
> //I dont know visual basic
> int main()
> {
> cout << "I love c++ programming!\n";
> /*this is a comment
> I know I'm good with c++,I hope changing the world,woohoo!
> */
> cout <<" I hope getting better!\n";
> //hope it'll work
> return 0;
> }
> <end of code>
> And I've atached "woohoo.exe"to this email,please try running it
> And tell me if it's ok
> Regards
> Yakir

Re: [Dev-C++] Cross platforms

[lordSauron <lor...@gm...>]

Yeah, you're just about right.

What they're refferring to is the undeniable FACT that Java sucks
because it executes (when you beat it into submission) like a snail
going up a salt pile - it just doesn't cut it if you want to see
something done.  I hate it, since it's about the worst idea that ever
came into being, though I have to admit that it's unparalleled for web
programming.  All the same, it really depends on what you want to do
with your life.  Do you want to be a more dynamic applications
programmer, always on the cutting edge, or be stuck making little
miserable server apps where Java is?

The choice is yours.

Re: [Dev-C++] Nead help with my program

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

As you can guess, most people NEVER run any exe files they haven't built
themselves, bought from a reputable source or downloaded from a known
site ;)

Anyway: The source code is ok. Your only problem is that when the program
ends, the new window the application runs in will immediately close.

One solution to this, is to add this line:
system("pause");

immediately before the
return 0;
line in the main() function.

This will make the application pause just before it ends. You will then
have time to read the text. Then press Enter to stop the application and
close the window.

/Per W

On Thu, 14 Jul 2005, yakir arbib wrote:

> Hi to all
> I rote a program using cout main and comments
> I compiled and ran it ,but I'm not shoor the code is correct
> Also,the program"woohoo.exe" seems to enter and exit fast when you press
> enter on it,ans I was not able to read it well with my screen reader
> I'd like you to tell me if the code is opperable
> And try running my program and see if it's ok
> Hear is the code:
>  #include <iostream>
> #include <cstdlib>
> using namespace std;
> //I dont know visual basic
> int main()
> {
> cout << "I love c++ programming!\n";
> /*this is a comment
> I know I'm good with c++,I hope changing the world,woohoo!
> */
> cout <<" I hope getting better!\n";
> //hope it'll work
> return 0;
> }
> <end of code>
> And I've atached "woohoo.exe"to this email,please try running it
> And tell me if it's ok
> Regards
> Yakir
>
>

[Dev-C++] Nead help with my program

[yakir a. <ya...@za...>]

Hi to all
I rote a program using cout main and comments
I compiled and ran it ,but I'm not shoor the code is correct
Also,the program"woohoo.exe" seems to enter and exit fast when you press
enter on it,ans I was not able to read it well with my screen reader
I'd like you to tell me if the code is opperable
And try running my program and see if it's ok
Hear is the code:
 #include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
//I dont know visual basic
int main()
{
cout << "I love c++ programming!\n";
/*this is a comment
I know I'm good with c++,I hope changing the world,woohoo!
*/
cout <<" I hope getting better!\n";
//hope it'll work
return 0;
}
<end of code>
And I've atached "woohoo.exe"to this email,please try running it
And tell me if it's ok
Regards
Yakir
  

RE: [Dev-C++] Cross platforms

[Reid T. <Rei...@at...>]

Don't know how that happened, was supposed to read...

I think the mantra has changed from
write once, run everywhere=20
> to
> "write once, debug everywhere"
> which is about equivalent to using a well supported cross
> platform dev toolkit to "write once, compile, debug, everywhere"
>=20
> reid

RE: [Dev-C++] Cross platforms

[Reid T. <Rei...@at...>]

G.C.Harmon wrote:
> Here is a chance to help another newbe. I chose to learn C++ because
> Java seems to be a rapidly moving target and I never could
> figure where
> to start.. However, I was informed that Java is "cross
> platform" because
> Java code is run by the Java Virtual Machine. Varying systems require
> their own JVM, but once that is installed, Java code will execute,
> independent of the OS.=20
>=20
> How far off am I?
>=20
> GC Harmon

to=20
"write once, debug everywhere"
which is about equivalent to using a well supported cross platform dev
toolkit to
"write once, compile, debug, everywhere"

reid

[Dev-C++] Cross platforms

[G.C.Harmon <gc...@gc...>]

Here is a chance to help another newbe. I chose to learn C++ because  
Java seems to be a rapidly moving target and I never could figure where 
to start.. However, I was informed that Java is "cross platform" because 
Java code is run by the Java Virtual Machine. Varying systems require 
their own JVM, but once that is installed, Java code will execute, 
independent of the OS.

How far off am I?

GC Harmon

[Dev-C++] Dislin under Dev-C++

[Marlene G. <emg...@co...>]

Has anyone tried to run the graphics package disli (www.dislin.de) under =
Dev-C++?  If you have, could you walk me through the set up.  I am =
obviously missing something because, at compile time, I can't seem to =
get the system to recognize "deslin.h" event though I think I have my =
path set right and the relevant files in the right places.  I thought =
that the set of setup instructions (once the program was installed) =
which came with dislin (set path etc..) are not detailed enough for a =
newbie such as myself.
Bruno

RE: [Dev-C++] "Best practices" for cross-platform development

[Thomas S. <ml...@hp...>]

> I also want to know if DevC++ can compile for other platforms, I have
friend on Mac who want to use my programs. :)

It's my understanding that as long as your source is standards compliant it
would compile cleanly on any OS that supports those standards. So I don't
believe it's a matter of whether or not Dev-C++ can compile programs for
other platforms but whether or not your code can be cleanly compiled on
other platforms using tools available for that platform.

(Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. ;-))

Tom

Re: [Dev-C++] "Best practices" for cross-platform development

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

Dev-C++ in itself can't compile for any platform. The normal Dev-C++
installation comes either with just the IDE or the IDE together with the
MinGW compiler. The MinGW compiler is a Windows port of the gcc compiler.

To compile for other platforms you need to either compile on these other
platforms, or have cross-compilers. Because of the wide-spread use of the
gcc compiler, a lot of people have been using Dev-C++ together with other
gcc ports and also (often through helper stubs) with a couple of other
compilers.

To build a Mac application on a PC, you first have to find a port of a Mac
compiler to the Windows environment. However, you will not be able to test
the application without a Mac emulator or a real Mac.

To use a non-commandline application on multiple platforms, you have to
either write platform-specific modules to conditionally compile into the
application, or build your application around a multi-platform framework,
i.e. a framework that hides the differences between different frameworks.
Using a multi-platform framework, you can write and test your application
on a Windows machine and then either move the source code to a machine
with a different architecture and build it there - or locate a
cross-compiler and then just move the finaly binary to the other machine.

Note that no multi-platform framework is 100% perfect. There will be some
differences when switching between different platforms, so a program
should not be compiled and released for a different platform without
specific testing on that platform.

/Per W

On Wed, 13 Jul 2005, Zac North wrote:

> I also want to know if DevC++ can compile for other platforms, I have friend
> on Mac who want to use my programs. :)
>
> -Zac
>
> On 7/13/05, Thomas Smith <ml...@hp...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm new to C programming. I spent a great deal of time looking into IDEs
> > that would help me learn C and help speed up the development process. I
> > was
> > also looking for an IDE that would provide some cross-platform
> > capabilities--Dev-C++ seems to fit this profile.
> >
> > Being new to C I'm not sure what the best way would be to use Dev-C++ to
> > ensure my programs remain compatible with multiple platforms (in
> > particular,
> > Windows and *nix).
> >
> > The program I plan to write will primarily be console-based with
> > (possibly)
> > a GUI as a frontend.
> >
> > Does Dev-C++ fit this use well? And where might I find more information
> > about using Dev-C++ for this purpose as well as general guidelines for
> > programming with multiple platforms in mind?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your help.
> >
> > Tom
> >
> >
> >
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Re: [Dev-C++] "Best practices" for cross-platform development

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

If needing multi-platform support, I would recommend that you take a look
at the wxWidgets framework. It contains support for GUI, multimedia,
networking, file manipulation, ... in a platform-independant way.

/Per W


On Wed, 13 Jul 2005, Thomas Smith wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I'm new to C programming. I spent a great deal of time looking into IDEs
> that would help me learn C and help speed up the development process. I was
> also looking for an IDE that would provide some cross-platform
> capabilities--Dev-C++ seems to fit this profile.
>
> Being new to C I'm not sure what the best way would be to use Dev-C++ to
> ensure my programs remain compatible with multiple platforms (in particular,
> Windows and *nix).
>
> The program I plan to write will primarily be console-based with (possibly)
> a GUI as a frontend.
>
> Does Dev-C++ fit this use well? And where might I find more information
> about using Dev-C++ for this purpose as well as general guidelines for
> programming with multiple platforms in mind?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Tom

Re: [Dev-C++] "Best practices" for cross-platform development

[Zac N. <zn...@gm...>]

I also want to know if DevC++ can compile for other platforms, I have frien=
d=20
on Mac who want to use my programs. :)

-Zac

On 7/13/05, Thomas Smith <ml...@hp...> wrote:
>=20
> Hi all,
>=20
> I'm new to C programming. I spent a great deal of time looking into IDEs
> that would help me learn C and help speed up the development process. I=
=20
> was
> also looking for an IDE that would provide some cross-platform
> capabilities--Dev-C++ seems to fit this profile.
>=20
> Being new to C I'm not sure what the best way would be to use Dev-C++ to
> ensure my programs remain compatible with multiple platforms (in=20
> particular,
> Windows and *nix).
>=20
> The program I plan to write will primarily be console-based with=20
> (possibly)
> a GUI as a frontend.
>=20
> Does Dev-C++ fit this use well? And where might I find more information
> about using Dev-C++ for this purpose as well as general guidelines for
> programming with multiple platforms in mind?
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> Thanks in advance for your help.
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> Tom
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