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I have a program that sends files between 2 computers. I'm using winsock to send the files using the send function. The program works great for small files. But when I try sending large files, they...

I have an HP Pavilion dv6000 that comes with a remote control. It has a built in infrared sensor. How can I make a program that could catch the signals from the infrared sensor.

It was passing it to an outside function via the member function, but the issue is solved now.

Thanks Joeman, th is exactly what I wanted :)

Yeah, how can I do it?

I have a class called player and the member function move. In move, there is a function that needs the player as an argument. How can I pass the player itself as an argument to the function???

It would be better to make a struct that will have your .bmp variables
Check this link: http://www.computing.net/answers/programming/writing-a-bmp-in-c-manually/14840.html

Don't expect anyone to give you a direct answer fraga. In order to convert files, you'll need to know how every file of them works.

1- Get the explanation of every file format you want to play.
2- Read the file and check what is written at the beginning (such as BM in .bmp files).
3- If your sure that the file is a video, then...

Your problem is in this line


if(account = 100)

If you use the '=' operator, the account will be set to 100. You should use the '==' operator to check values. This can be done like this:

...

The code doesn't have any memory leak since the temporary string is in a local scope.

Check this link: http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson10.html

Make sure that the ints of ClassA are public(not private or protected).

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

const std::string str_arr_1[] = {"","ein","zwei","drei","vier","f\u00FCnf",
"sechs","sieben","acht","neun"};

const std::string str_arr_2[] =...

It's either that you were day dreaming or that your teacher is dumb. You can use any expression as long as your answer has the type of the argument.
No matter if you do this:


funct(1.0, 2.0,...

bool check_string_numeric(std::string str)
{
for(int i = 0; i < str.length(); i++)
{
if(!( (str.c_str()[i] >= '0') && (str.c_str()[i] <= '9') ) )
{
//Not...

I know how to use fstreams for handling files, but my problem is that I want to access a physical drive. Is there a way fstreams can access physical drives?

I didn't want windows to use it, I just wanted my own explorer to use it.

[Problem Resolved]
I searched MSDN and used the WIN32 API CreateFile() to open the physical drive and the WIN32 API ReadFile() to store the data into a buffer.

You're second example isn't working because you didn't declare the function's prototype. This is how you declare the prototype:


#include <stdio.h>

void printme(char printtext[7]); //This is...

Third, there's no variable called word1.

Thanks for nothing, souldog.

//This is a game called "The Guessing Game"
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int number;
unsigned seed = time(0);
...

Hi gurus,
I'm willing to create my own file system, which I will use for my external hard disk. Can anyone tell me how to read binary data from the hard disk and write to it. Thanks 4 help.:)

Try reinstalling your pjlib. If it didn't work, check the documentation on how to set up the environment on your IDE.