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I was unable to reproduce the described behaviour. Maybe you could post a small project showing the problem?

- petter

When the value assigned to an enumerator falls outside the range an signed integer (int) you'll have to specify a different base-type.

This won't compile:


enum Range { A = 3000000000 };

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If you're referring to the HTTP status code returned from the server, take a look at this.

- petter

This error message is often related to the previous included header or the piece of code that occurs right before you include your header.

- petter

temp.number_of_elements = number_of_elements+a.number_of_elements;

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- petter

Ahh. Another snag. Your array of WaitHandles is initialized, but the individual elements are not. So when you try to access the whandles[i].SafeWaitHandle property you'll get an...

Check out InternetReadFile.

- petter

What kind of CommunicationException? What's its inner exception? Message?

- petter

You're using the post-increment/decrement operator while you probably want to use the pre-increment/decrement operator.

- petter

It depends on how you fill your drop down list with data. Try avoid changing the drop down during postbacks:


If (Not Page.IsPostBack) Then
DropDownList1.Items.Add("a")
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Your code won't link (and thus it won't run) because it cannot find an implementation of the mission member function. If you implement that one (or remove the declaration) it should link just fine.
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It's not the return statement that's causing the console window to close, it's is due to the fact that your program has come to an end.

As you've noticed you can execute your application in a...

I find those methodologies somewhat mixed up. Object oriented design relates to how you structure your code, whereas the others relates to how you manage your project.

- petter

for (int i = 0; i < processlist.Length; ++i)

What you probably meant was:


for (int i = 0; i < closeProcesses.Length; ++i)

Or better yet, use a for each statement.

- petter

There is a Timer class in both the javax.swing package and the java.util package. If you import both, then the compiler doesn't know which one to use.

You can distinguish between the two by using...

Here is my and wikipedia definition on a memory leak:
If you unintentionally use up more and more memory... you got a leak.

- petter

You could keep on adding elements to some kind of collection (List, Dictionary etc.).

- petter

To use the vector class you'll need to include the 'vector.h' header class:


#include <vector>


In addition you need to specify the 'std' namespace, either like this:


using namespace std;

It doesn't know what i is:


void setProperties(int j)
{
i = j;
}

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There is an example of using WSAEnumNetworkEvents here.

After calling WSAEnumNetworkEvents you can use the WSANETWORKEVENTS structure to determine which events that has occured and if they failed...

Maybe you can use the Java Console Window to get more information on your problem (depending on your browser, your should find it somewhere in the browsers menu).

- petter

XPath is used to query well formed XML documents. Your XML isn't well formed, so I'm not sure you can use XPath here.

- petter

They're for one way communication only. So if you need to transfer data in both directions, you'll need two pipies.

- petter

Take a look at the Version class and one of the examples.

- petter

signal.h defines functions that enable you to handle (or raise) special condions in your application; like floating-point exception and program termination.

It is not particulary related to...