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    Re: Most recent compilation date and time

    I just used a function that reads the system clock. Use the command DateTime. Here is what I used to get the year. There are many other parameter you can from this, year, time, day of week +...
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    Re: Restarting code from the beginning.

    Thanks for all the help. Yes, I am honing my programming skills. I had actually wrote this routine in C 20 years ago. I figured I could take the same algorithm and and apply it to C#. I did save...
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    Re: Restarting code from the beginning.

    Thanks, that work perfectly. Also added the build calendar call to the initialization to start with the year of the system clock. This way anytime you use it, it'll default to current year.

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    Re: Restarting code from the beginning.

    I have the routine in the main section. Should it be there? Should it be treated as a method?
    I'm not new to programming, but it had been 10 years since I last did any, new to C# and classes. ...
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    Re: Restarting code from the beginning.

    namespace Calendar_windows
    {
    public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
    public Form1()
    {
    InitializeComponent();
    }

    private void Form1_Load(object...
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    Re: Restarting code from the beginning.

    January February March
    Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
    1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...
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    Re: Restarting code from the beginning.

    Where can I see a list of tags for posting code?
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    Re: Restarting code from the beginning.

    This is not what the output looks like. Many of the spaces were deleted. How can I repost it without deleting the spaces required to have this look like a normal calendar.
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    Restarting code from the beginning.

    I developed a routine to generate a yearly calendar by building text strings. It initializes to the current year with DateTime localNow = DateTime.Now;. I have a textbox which I can increment and...
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    Re: Warnings Invalid Search path. New 2 C#.

    I am the only user on a windows 7 system. I uninstalled and reinstalled VC# express and am still having the same problem.
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    Re: Warnings Invalid Search path. New 2 C#.

    It does this with one line of code or even no code, I must have some configuration wrong.
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    Warnings Invalid Search path. New 2 C#.

    I'm trying to learn c#, been programming many years. I'm trying to build an application I developed 20 years ago. Have VC# express.

    What is below message telling me?

    Warning 1 Invalid...
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    DOS application with VC++ 5

    Before I can apply my application to windows I need to troubleshoot the algorithm first. How can I make it a command line executable application with VC++?
  14. Re: Old algorithm, new language, trouble starting. 1 page yearly calendar program.

    Now I got it to this point:

    --------------------Configuration: calendar - Win32 Debug--------------------
    Linking...
    LIBCD.lib(wincrt0.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol...
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    Thanks for the tips. I declared the functions before main and it stopped the initial c2065 error. I only had my JAVA source code on file and I cut and pasted it to a .cpp and started editing it. ...
  16. Old algorithm, new language, trouble starting. 1 page yearly calendar program.

    I've been programming since the early 80s. Done various languages, FORTRAN, BASIC, C, JAVA and others. Both in college and on the job, electrical engineer. So, I don't have a problem with...
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