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FW: [Dev-C++] need help!

[<Tod...@De...>]

No.. you are fine. Those words are not sarcasm for me...I am thinking =
only
computer language term only.=20
Anyway, I am still looking for those function but still can not find =
it.. I
will looking for a book for these. thanks you all your help. :-)

Todd c.

-----Original Message-----
From: Adam Malinowski [mailto:up...@in...]
Sent: Sunday, July 13, 2003 2:07 PM
To: dev...@li...; OROSZI Bal=E1zs
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] need help!


>Don't you think this was a bit "strong" or "heavy" for sarcasm?

--
Greetings,
   Bal=E1zs

Hi.
I went for a weekend to place which is far from civilisation so that's =
why
my answer is so late.

I had no intetion to use any sarcasm. FindClose is very important =
element
in searching files using FindFirstFile and FindNextFile. Note tha Todd
didn't
know how to solve his problem so probably he didn't know those =
functions.
That's why i mentioned FindClose.
If Todd feels touched then i'm very sorry but it wasn't my intetion.
Thanks to other people for explanation.

Adam.




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Re: FW: [Dev-C++] need help!

[<or...@vp...>]

Tod...@De... wrote:
> Anyway, I am still looking for those function but still can not find it.. I
> will looking for a book for these. thanks you all your help. :-)

No need to take a book. Download the Windows API. I think it has a 
DevPak too. Check vUpdate. Then look in the index for FindFirstFile, and 
all other stuff in the Windows API.


About this sarcasm thing. Khm... Well. Sometimes my brain decides to 
stop working, but my fingers just hit the keyboard. I only noticed the 
word "Find" in Adam Malinowski's mail, and immediately I connected it 
with the "Find" option in the Dev-C++ IDE. So I thought, he suggested 
you to find what you are looking for from the IDE. Like as you were a 
total, absolute newbie to even finding stuff on your PC. My brain was 
just out for that moment, and shortly after I pressed the "Send" button, 
I realized my foolishness.

Next time, I'll wait 5 minutes before I reply to anything, and I will 
read the mail at least 5 times.

Sorry for the trouble. I meant no offense. I am just stupid.

Again, this whole thing was all my fault, but luckyly it seems it also 
brought up the fact, that FindClose must also be used :)
So it was useful... in a way.

--
Greetings,
   Balázs