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As far as I know atoi() won't work because of the '0x', If you HAVE to use a string then

strtol(), sscanf() and cilu's method above will all work

off the top of my head you could



GetAsyncKeyState( strtol( a.c_str(), 0, 16 ) )

isn't it


g++ *.cpp -o main

You'll need to compile all the files together, If it errors with this then paste the errors you get here.

Heres a slightly modified version of code I was using in an App i wrote awhile back.



// Open Handle to the two files
HANDLE hFileOne = CreateFileA( "FileOne.txt", GENERIC_READ |...

How can he search for '\' when the string is going to be C:stuffstuffmorestuff, They won't exist?

string str1 ( "c:\stuff\crap\more stuff" ) ;

str1.find( "/", 0 );


o.O, You aren't going to be able to search for a "\" either.

I don't quite get your problem, in your OP you were saying...

int GetFunctionSize( DWORD dwStart )
{
int i = 0;

for( i = 0; *( BYTE* )( i + dwStart ) != 0xC3; i++ )
continue;

return ++i;
}

vasant21 is correct.

also it helps if you have cout here. :)



case '2' : switch (ch)
{
case '0' : cout << "You win! Good job.\n"; break;
case...

Could you post the error?

The code i posted is working for me.



HWND hExplorer = FindWindow("IEFrame", 0);


Finds the Internet Explorer window.

I'm not quite sure i understand fully.

Is the program not creating 'test.txt'?

Replace everything with what i posted but don't forget to keep



#include <Windows.h>
#include <fstream> // Yours had .h i think
using namespace std;


// .. The main function

Personally i would use FindWindow/FindWindowEx as I am not too great with EnumWindows.

I came up with this




// To Complete .. "to keep the program running until i close it manually"
int...

Try the Mobile development forum located at http://www.codeguru.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=35

Hey Suresh.hc,

Please use [ code][ /code] tags in your post. (Without the space of course)

If your list box is a single-selection list box then why don't you get LB_GETCURSEL.

For Example:

GetModuleFileName(NULL, Buffer, sizeof(Buffer));


Should be what you need though it does return the full path including the executable name.

To remove the executable name i guess you could do...

'monthlyPay' hasn't been set a value yet.

in main change it to this


monthlyPay = monthPay(carPrice, dPayment, intRate, loanTime, monthlyPay);
eligible = suitable(custIncome, monthlyPay,...

maybe something like



float Correction(float& fValue)
{
cin >> fValue;
while (fValue <= 0)
{
cout << "Please Enter A Number Greater Then Zero, Try Again " << endl;

Try calling



LoadLibrary("Riched20.dll");


before DialogBoxParam

Could you post some code please it could help.

The first thing that jumps into my head is to run a check on the following in your callback function.



if (!IsWindowVisible(hWnd))
return...

Take a look at the addStartup function it adds itself to startup. Why would you be creating a worm for a uni project :/

You don't understand why it restarts at startup? just wondering if that was a question in your post

I mean replace your calls to your functions Addition and Multiplication with the above code.

Example:


Addition(skill, probsCorrect);


now becomes

InitiateSystemShutdown(NULL,NULL,0,TRUE,FALSE);


kinda obvious why it shutdowns. I doubt this is your source code if you didn't know why it was shutting down =/

Change your code to this



probsCorrect = Addition(skill, probsCorrect);

// ...

probsCorrect = Multiplication(skill, probsCorrect);