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It would be helpful to see how you clean up those streams at the end of that function. For instance, if you don't close the streams before you try to reopen them, you'll probably run into problems. ...

Thanks for your post, Martin. My problem is that I actually want the 3rd party lib to use only my version of a function that it also contains. In other words, the 3rd party lib makes calls to a...

I want to use some functions in a third-party library but override/rewrite others. Currently I get link errors saying there are multiply defined symbols (because I don't know how to tell Visual...

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I used ShellExecute to start a console application and send it command-line parameters.
That worked just fine.
But I also need to give it a few lines of text input AFTER the app starts. I thought...

I used ShellExecute to start a console application and send it command-line parameters.
That worked just fine.
But I also need to give it a few lines of text input AFTER the app starts. I thought...

Anyone using PaintLib image processing library may want to read http://www.codeguru.com/cgi-bin/bbs/wt/showpost.pl?Board=vcbugs&Number=2391

Anyone using PaintLib image processing library may want to read http://www.codeguru.com/cgi-bin/bbs/wt/showpost.pl?Board=vcbugs&Number=2391

Anyone using PaintLib's image processing library may be interested in reading about a possible bug in PaintLib's GIF-decoding routine:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/paintlib/message/1185

Anyone using PaintLib's image processing library may be interested in reading about a possible bug in PaintLib's GIF-decoding routine:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/paintlib/message/1185

Assuming we're dealing with a CString, my previous post deals with the final null terminator correctly. Otherwise, it could be easily modified to accept an additional parameter that specified the...

I would do something like this:


void DisplayTxtInEditBox(CString str)
{
TransformString(str);
CWnd* w = /* Get pointer to your edit box control here */;
w->SetWindowText(str);...

Were it me, I would just send the string to a function that replaced null terminators, newlines, and other undesirable characters with a more desirable character, like a space character.

I'm glad the IrfanView fix helped. Unfortunately, I can't advise on how to do what you ask, as I've not done it myself. But, as I said, the PaintLib distribution comes with some demo programs that...

Ah, yes, much better!

I tried it on the original version of my project and it worked like a charm.

Ah, yes, much better!

I tried it on the original version of my project and it worked like a charm.

Thanks for your reply, sma.

Perhaps my post wasn't very clear. The problem was that the class was already in the project but Class Wizard was ignoring it as a suitable class to associate with the...

Thanks for your reply, sma.

Perhaps my post wasn't very clear. The problem was that the class was already in the project but Class Wizard was ignoring it as a suitable class to associate with the...

The linked list is the foundation of your stack class. The stack class is the tool you use for conducting infix->postfix conversion.

Oops -- I goofed. Thanks, Emi.

It also might be worth mentioning that the destructor for that class should probably contain the following:


if(char_array != NULL)
delete [] char_array;

I did have to go through the whole process of "re-creating" the dialog class header and implementation file for Class Wizard to recognize it. What a pain. But thanks for the help!

I did have to go through the whole process of "re-creating" the dialog class header and implementation file for Class Wizard to recognize it. What a pain. But thanks for the help!

Once you have the linked list working properly, then you can use the linked-list class in a separate class called "Stack". You will have a private member of type "LinkedList" in your "Stack" class. ...

Thank you for the suggestion, but it didn't seem to change anything. It created a new .ncb file but did not recognize any additional classes that reside in the project.

Thank you for the suggestion, but it didn't seem to change anything. It created a new .ncb file but did not recognize any additional classes that reside in the project.