I was looking today through my older articles and I noticed that most of the images are gone. Not just from one article, but most of them. What happened? Why are they gone? Some of the articles don't...
Well, it's a bitmap, so what would you expect? You have to "erase" the previous state before you draw the current one. So you have to do as D_Drmmr said, and repaint the rect where the text is drawn...
If channel is not a built-in type (bool, char, int, double, etc.) not a library class (such as std::string) that has overloaded the operator >>, then you need to explicitly overload operator>> to be...
This is by design with compatibility with older applications. It always returns the rectangle of the primary monitor. You need to call EnumDisplayMonitors() to get information about each monitor.
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In the project that exports something, you must marked the exported symbols (such as functions or types) with __declspec(dllexport). However, in the project where you import them, you must mark them...
2. Yes, in pseudo code. Notice that comparing doubles is troublesome, because doubles don't have a precise binary representation. Doubles should be compared not...
Also take a look at this FAQ: http://forums.codeguru.com/showthread.php?312461-Windows-SDK-File-System-How-to-search-for-files-in-a-directory-and-subdirectories.
I'd expect you to read a bit about a new language you want to start developing with. Then you'd understand the absurdity of your request. I suggest you a good C++ book:...
headshot, you don't seem to understand the difference between integers, characters or strings. I think you need to start with the basics and then get to more complicated things.
You want to append in Serialize using a different method. But you know, the data you put in the archive might not be flushed to the file already, so your append might not be at the end, even if it...
I don't understand your ip_to_hex() function. If you want to convert a string with the ip in this format "70.42.23.121" then your function should take a string and not an integer.