Jul 21, 2020
Donald M. Laubach, 1974. Donald M. Laubach. Basic Computer Programming, Nr. 1 : Language of Functions. CRC Press, 1974.. "MYF.C": A Basic File Manipulation Module. CRC Press, 1974.. "EDIT.C": An Edit Manipulation Subroutine. CRC Press, 1974.. "COND.C": A condition code module. CRC Press, 1974.. "RANDOM.C": A Random Number Generator. CRC Press, 1974.
Jul 22, 2020
Selecting files in an MFC application. Use the GetOpenFileName() API function to allow the user to select a file. The user then enters a filename in the OpenFile() function, whereupon the GetOpenFileName() function is called again to retrieve the filename and path to the file. The OpenFile() function is responsible for retrieving the file path from the GetOpenFileName() function.
Jul 22, 2020
Sample: The Applet Library. wxWidgets: A cross-platform, C++ application framework for developing multimedia applications.
Jul 25, 2020
Select a file to open. To create a dialog box that allows the user to select a file, call the WndProc() method. The user presses the OK button to display the selected file, and the Close button to exit the dialog box.
Jul 25, 2020
Opens a file or directory dialog box. The OpenFile() function opens a file or directory dialog box. If you specify a pathname as an argument, the OpenFile() function opens the file or directory at the pathname. If you specify a name as an argument, the OpenFile() function opens the file or directory with the name specified by name.
Jul 26, 2020
I am going to use the unzipped pages as a.pdf file, and they will act as a.txt file. This can be done by using the text function.
Jul 26, 2020
Template: A template is a section of a computer program. If you need to create many instances of a type of section, you can create a template for the section type and include it in a new instance. Templates provide a convenient way to create many instances of the same section.
Jul 26, 2020
Synchronizing the Operating System with the Network Server. The client (MFC code example) will wait for a ac619d1d87
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