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Hi! I already can create the bitmap file with the code. CDC* dc = printDlg.m_DocBox.GetDC(); CDC MemDC; MemDC.CreateCompatibleDC(dc);...

void checkMatrix(std::vector< std::vector<int> > result(nbits)); No. This is not a valid definition. You are trying to set the size of the...

to do inheritance, for each void function which I apply in the derived class, I must define them in the base class and the header of derived class: ...

Don't know. I pretty much stopped using ODBC DSN connections once ADO came out and did not need them any more. Is there a reason why you are using...

This is an example of what I meant. CurrentGame.board = "-"; CurrentGame.board = "P"; but this was based on understanding that...

@2kaud Thank you for your reply. I have fixed passing an empty i as an argument to legalMoveP() by creating a function that converts the moves from...

Since my post did not get accepted until 12-15 hours later I did not get the chance to add that my program crashes after the user input their to and...

string Pawn::legalMoveP(int i) This function returns a value of type string and also updates CurrentGame.board. It is used as ...

void Ham::check(std::vector< std::vector<int> > result, std::size_t nbits) If you use this, then within check(), make you are sizing result...

hello, In my code I used object-oriented programming and inheritance, so I must use the void function for inherite from base class, now this code...

thank you dear @2kaud, now it's perfect and correct.

main() is a special function such that if no return value is specified via return statement, then by default 0 is assumed to be returned. This only...

@2kaud Yes, its great and works correctly, but could you please explain that why it never return any value?

Do you mean like this? #include <iostream> #include <limits> #include <vector> #include <algorithm> int main() {

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string is part of the std:: namespace. So std::string static currentPosition(); //--Line 12----Error here------ and likewise for the other...

Did you try static string currentPosition();

Your point is right but your aim is a little bit off if I may say so :). Maybe you're not used to strong opposition but you cannot just claim things...

The purpose of my post is to explain to the uninitiated readers who land on this page how inhertiance can be abused and to warn that the common-sense...

Usage of the classes drives somewhat the underlying design. If, say, a container is required to accommodate both (c++17 variant not withstanding),...