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Has anyone formulated or come across a tutorial on using embedded MySQL
with C++ other than the info at http://www.mysql.com ?

Thanks!

Hello,

I'm looking for some guidance on a Win32 API question. I have a dialog =
that
has lots of different options, too many to put on a single dialog
reasonably, but it lends itself well to a tabbed display, with certain
groups options on each page.

Here's the problem: I have never built a tabbed dialog like this, =
before,
and can find relatively little of use through Google or MSDN. I can get =
a
simple dialog based on the Win32 TAB control or on the Property Sheet
controls. Property sheets seem easier, in most respects, but it's =
unclear to
me whether or not I can put anything in the dialog box other than =
property
sheets. There are a few controls - mostly buttons - that I would like to
have visible below the tabbed portions.

Should I use the TAB controls? I'd like to get this right before coding =
the
whole thing.

Thanks!

-Ed

Hello,

 I looked in the Output Debugger message, and says simply:
 "Executable file could not be loaded in the debugger"

 I changed the Project Options to reference "main.exe" as the output... but
 nothing happens, the error continues... I already put the -g3 parameter in
compiler options.


 Juan

Thanks, I will check them out.

--- age...@co... wrote:
> I think Windows Developer Magazine had ana rticle on this a few
> months ago. it talked about making an application that works like a
> daemon, but shows up as an icon at the bottom of the screen next to
> the clock. Check their website, you can download their latest
> issues.
> 
> --
> ~~Scott Simontis~~
> Programmer
> > Ok just about every developer knows about background processes.
> Under
> > any *NIX they are pretty easy to create. Under Windows NT
> (including
> > 2000/XP) there exist tons of tutorials that explain how to create
> > them. 
> > 
> > My question is does anyone know about creating such processes
> under
> > Windows9x? I would rather not have to go to creating a VxD. 
> > 
> > Essentially I am creating a number cruncher which has just about
> no
> > output (problems/results are in files) and require no input from
> the
> > user. Right now I have a console application that can be killed
> using
> > <CTRL-C> or <CTRL-BREAK> at which point it saves where it was and
> > performs a graceful shutdown. Upon starting back up it reads the
> > checkpoint file and starts back where it left off.
> > 
> > Any help would be appreciated.
> > David McKen
> > 
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You know what I would do? I would solve the whole thing by not using the 
char array, just use the std::string.
The program is a C++ program, and as a C++ programmer you have to master 
the object oriented paradigm. Forger about char, that's a more 'C' kind 
of style!

Have good one!!

kpr...@op... wrote:

> Hi Doug,
>
> Thanks for such a thorough response.
>
> Actually, the root of my problem(s) is char vs. string.  The problem 
> starts right there, because I cannot use string functions on a char 
> array.  Below, I have gotten to the heart of my lack of 
> understanding.  That commented-out "string inbufstr" is there because 
> up to now, I have been coding that "inbufstr=inbuf" statement to 
> convert the char array to a string.  Then, I get access to the string 
> manipulation functions.
>
> **************************************************************************************
> #include <fstream>
> #include <iostream>
> #include <string>
> using namespace std;
>
> int main(void)
> {
>     int i,TotRecs;
>     char inbuf[80];
> //    string inbufstr;  
>    
>     ifstream MtgRec("Q:\\C++\\AAMtgs.txt");
>     ofstream AnalRec("Q:\\C++\\Analysis.txt");
>     ofstream ZipRec("Q:\\C++\\Towns.txt");   
>     if (MtgRec.fail()) {cout << "Cannot open file" << endl;}
>
>     i=-1;            // 1st iteration is 0 (for 1st subscript)
>
>     while (! MtgRec.eof())
>     {
>     MtgRec.getline(inbuf,80);
>     i++;
>     TotRecs++;
>     }
> //    inbufstr=inbuf;
>     if (inbuf.substr(0,3) == 'ZIP')  inbuf.erase(0,3);      // This 
> stmt yields error "request for member 'substr' in 'inbuf', which is of 
> non-aggregate type 'char[80]'"
> system("pause");
>     }
> *************************************************************************************
>
> This is where my flip-flopping around and mixing strings and chars 
> begins. 
>
> I am sure the answer to this is so simple that I will be astonished 
> that I missed it.  But I'm a real quick study, so go ahead, tell me 
> the way out of this.
>
> TIA,
> Ken
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Hello,

I'm looking for some guidance on a Win32 API question. I have a dialog =
that
has lots of different options, too many to put on a single dialog
reasonably, but it lends itself well to a tabbed display, with certain
groups options on each page.

Here's the problem: I have never built a tabbed dialog like this, =
before,
and can find relatively little of use through Google or MSDN. I can get =
a
simple dialog based on the Win32 TAB control or on the Property Sheet
controls. Property sheets seem easier, in most respects, but it's =
unclear to
me whether or not I can put anything in the dialog box other than =
property
sheets. There are a few controls - mostly buttons - that I would like to
have visible below the tabbed portions.

Should I use the TAB controls? I'd like to get this right before coding =
the
whole thing.

Thanks!

-Ed