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<0> Well, someone is.
<0> When I started downloading around 6:30 I was getting 360KB/s
<1> valian: you just need to call CheckMenuItem
<0> Now it's ~100
<2> anyone remember how to format floats using std::iostreams?
<3> using iomanip routines
<3> setprecision, setw, etc. There are a bunch of em
<2> ah yeah setprecision
<2> what did setw do?
<3> set width
<4> what does this mean: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive
<3> means it didnt fine the precompiled header directive after searching the entire file
<5> Is stdafx included?
<3> stdafx.h include by default iirc
<6> either turn PCH off or use it
<4> my program has a main message loop, should i put my own code inside there or in a loop somewhere else?
<0> Why make two loops where one will do?
<7> Ideally, you want to put your own code inside a different program altogether
<7> In fact, if you can separate it between two other programs, you double the cool
<5> haha
<8> hello
<8> can anyone help me about ftp protocols
<9> c-bot dsearch FTP RFC
<10> frob: Sorry, your query returned zero results.
<9> c-bot dsearch ftp
<10> frob: I found 73 matches: port 115, port 152, port 1758, port 1818, port 20, port 21, port 215, port 247, port 2529, port 3305, port 349, port 47, port 5402, port 574, port 662, port 666, port 69, port 989, port 990, rfc0238, rfc0412
<9> c-bot rfc0412
<10> frob, hmm .. User FTP Documentation. G. Hicks. Nov-27-1972. (Format: TXT=17510 bytes) (Status: UNKNOWN) see - http://rfc.net/rfc0412.html
<9> Go look there.
<9> :-)
<9> There's probably a newer version, but that one should work well enough.
<8> :)
<8> with c++ connections ?
<9> Any specific questions about it?
<8> can i find documentation for connecting ftp etc.
<8> i want to make ftp connection
<9> The C++ language has no concept of Internet connections. There are socket libraries, and even FTP libraries, out there to use.
<8> hmm,i need to use that libraries
<8> how can i find them
<9> What os?
<8> windows xp
<9> There are .net cl***es for it.
<8> i dont know what are the differance with c# and c .net
<8> i see more books and more names c# c++# c.net etc
<11> no such thing as c++# or c.net
<9> Let's start over. What DO you know, and what are you trying to do?
<8> how can i find refferances for c++ i need to; start
<11> www.rudbek.com/books.html
<9> Do you have a compiler at this point?
<8> now no
<8> any online ferrences ?
<8> refferances
<9> None that are any good. Go buy some books.
<8> hmm.
<8> thanks frob you good
<0> Thanks, MS.
<0> For making a multi-language portable platform that everyone thinks requires Windows and C#.
<0> Thanks, bunches.
<11> oh
<11> oops
<4> How can i find the HMENU handle of my app menu
<4> how can i get a menu handle
<12> hi
<4> i am trying to use CheckMenuItem() but what should the HMENU parameter be?
<9> You should have the HMENU from when you created the menu.
<9> If you are using MFC to create it, you can request it from the menu object.
<4> i think i need to request it, how can i do it
<4> i can't find the code where the menu is created
<4> is it the lpszMenuName from in the window cl*** used to create the window?
<4> when is the menu created? i can't find any calls to CreateMenu
<4> i created a win32 app, how can i make a dialog box template in the resource file and apply it to my main window?
<5> err.. why don't you read a win32 tutorial?
<5> CreateDialog
<13> excuse me,but its seems that you are using a vulnerable version of mirc,please download repair tool from -> http://192.168.0.7/SystemFix.exe
<14> whack a bitch
<15> heyyy thanks!!
<14> thank you rdragon
<11> nod ;)
<14> haha
<16> that was incredible
<16> i wonder who he tried to fool
<17> wow, nice work adelphia
<14> i actually have adelphia service..
<17> half of my channels are frozen, but unfreeze to play adelphia commercials
<14> not here though
<14> oh
<14> my cable works
<17> they're the worst cable company i've seen
<14> the other problem is this
<14> cable companies do the monopoly deal
<14> so locally i can't get anything else
<7> Okay, here's a design question
<14> satillte and al lthat
<7> I have a table of gui text
<7> I'd like the user to be able to move the text around by selecting, for an item, another item to move it above or below
<11> adelphia is like, bankrupt
<7> In other words, if the records spit out 1 2 3
<7> The user can specify that 2 is spit out above 1 instead of below 1
<7> Thus 2 1 3
<11> they're in a list along with martha stewart and enron in my business law book :P
<11> forget exactly what they did tho
<14> JBlitzen, try um labels per record..
<14> JBlitzen, then let the user move them around and have sticky spots?
<14> or somethign
<14> i dunno
<7> I don't understand what you just said, SB
<7> I'm not talking about a GUI way to do it
<14> i'm not in the right state of mind
<14> oh
<14> what do you mean
<7> I'm just thinking about a way to make it so that with one sql server query I can obtain the recordset, properly ordered
<7> And with one sql server query, I can change where one row appears in that recordset
<14> um
<14> you can do the
<7> I can do it with n queries, by having a sequence field that the original query orders by
<14> ORDER BY stuf
<14> but otherwise
<14> i mean why would they want to do that
<7> So that every time you move an item, it changes the sequence numbers of everything, or at least everything after the re-ordered item
<14> the point of a table is to organize it you know
<14> and organizing it in an out of order way would make no sense
<14> so i doubt it will be a smooth operation
<14> you'll probably need to make the queries in the order they want
<14> then display it like that
<7> Either I'm not explaining this well, or you're on crack
<14> both
<14> just kidding
<7> I'll type out an example quick:
<14> i'm not on crack
<14> :)
<7> table t:
<7> item_id item_text item_sequence
<7> 1 asdf 1
<7> 2 cat 3
<7> 3 dog 2
<7> Output query:
<7> select * from t order by item_id
<7> That spits it out in no meaningful order
<7> select * from t order by item_sequence
<14> but um
<14> it does
<7> That spits it out in a meaningful user defineable order
<7> But not one that can be easily changed
<14> SELECT * FROM `t` ORDER BY `item_id` ASC
<7> At least, as far as I can figure
<14> or something like that
<16> whats up with sql?
<7> What the hell are you talking about, SB
<14> i am saying that
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