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You will find somme usefull stuff at :

http://www15.brinkster.com/vigasotech/code.html
(in this one there is directx 9 SDK for mingw)

http://www.spacejack.org/games/mingw/mingw-dx.html

not tested at all...

and last but not least
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/packages/

with a directx 8 devpack (I am not a game developper but I think that 
directx 8 should be powerfull enought)

regards

Michel

PS : opengl is integrated in wxwindows, SDL and many other cross 
platform libraries) perhaps it could be simplest than directx.

Hi! Someone know howto use the qt 2.3 nom comercial edition for windows?

I know that I will have to create manually create the makefile, but I 
have link errors, what is wrong...

Fernando

Alternative 1:
Give the first radio button of each group the WS_GROUP flag.

Alternative 2:
Insert a group box with flag WS_GRUOP.
Insert radio buttons for first group.
Insert a nwe group box with flag WS_GROUP.
Insert radio buttons for second group.

The WS_GRUOP flag tells Windows to separate the different radio buttons.

/Per W

On Sun, 9 Feb 2003, Danny Roelofs wrote:

> I know how to create radio buttons with the usage of CreateWindowEx but i wish to make two set's of radio buttons each set
> containing three pieces, as the following example:
>
> Delelete file
>  O No
>  O Yes
>  O Ask
>
> Move file
>  O Noway
>  O Sure
>  O Ask me first
>
> These two sets have to be on the samen window but one radiobutton in a set may only deselect the other's in the same
> group instead of in my current situation they all communicatie with each other without me doing anyting.
>
> I already have been reading about "in the same group" article's but i can't find an example how to define those who must
> be in one set and the others in the second set of radiobuttons.
>
> Can someone give me advise on this!.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Danny.
>
>

I've no great experience with this, but for what I've read:
You just make that each of the group member withc consequtive IDs, so 
you can use the function CheckRadioButton(HWND of the parent, int ID of 
the first button, int ID of the last, int ID of the one you want check); 
So you check that button and uncheck the others with just this call.

Danny Roelofs wrote:

> I know how to create radio buttons with the usage of CreateWindowEx 
> but i wish to make two set's of radio buttons each set
> containing three pieces, as the following example:
>  
> Delelete file
>  O No
>  O Yes
>  O Ask
>  
> Move file
>  O Noway
>  O Sure
>  O Ask me first
>  
> These two sets have to be on the samen window but one radiobutton in a 
> set may only deselect the other's in the same
> group instead of in my current situation they all communicatie with 
> each other without me doing anyting.
>  
> I already have been reading about "in the same group" article's but i 
> can't find an example how to define those who must
> be in one set and the others in the second set of radiobuttons.
>  
> Can someone give me advise on this!.
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> Danny.
>  
>  

It's said that mv .lib .a should do it. But if you see at the command 
help, it's just like renaming the file.
Other say that you shall use reimp (I believe it's in mingwutils, see 
www.mingw.org).
But it is also said that MSVC and MinGW use coff format. Borland uses 
OMF, and reimp, would be for use over borland's libs.
Anyway, you can try either way.

Astar wrote:

>Hi
>
>How I can use libraries with ".lib" ending? (for example: dxerr8.lib)
>Does simple renaming "dxerr8.lib" to "dxerr8.a" help me? or i
>must convert it? And how a can do it?
>
>when i add "dxerr8.lib" (or renamed) to project from "Project settings" i have
>LINK's error
>
>
>sorry for my english :-)
>  
>

Never include .cpp files.
Make a header file (functions.h) and put the function prototypes in the
header file.
Include the header file in the .cpp files that call the functions and in
functions.cpp.
You can also split up your functions.cpp in different files for different
groups of functions, and  #include "functions.h" in each of them.

If you want to make a compiled library with your functions you can make a
new static library project and add all the functions files to it.
Compile them and (suppose you called the project you get a .a library file
Now when you want to use the functions you add the library to the project
(Dev-C++ 4.9.7.1: Project-project options-Compiler-Compiler Options-Add
Library or Object)
and include your header file in the .cpp files that use the functions.

If you want to use the functions in several projects this is better. If the
functions are in a library (.a) file only the functions that are used are
put into the .exe file.

It is also possible to use the archiver to make library files that are
automaticly found by the linker, like many library files in the .lib
directory. I never did that, so I can´t tell you about it.

Wobien

----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 4:29 PM
Subject: [Dev-C++] Including Function From Other .cpp files


> I am converting some code from various other programming languages into
C++.
> However, I really want to build a library of functions within various C++
> files. However, I am not certain how to call functions from different cpp
> files.
>
> I assume include the .cpp file. However, do I put the function prototype
in
> the code calling the function or leave everything in my functions.cpp
file?
>
> Any help, advise and pointers would be greatly appreciated...
>
> Thanks..
>
>
>
>
>
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I know how to create radio buttons with the usage of CreateWindowEx but =
i wish to make two set's of radio buttons each set
containing three pieces, as the following example:

Delelete file
 O No
 O Yes
 O Ask

Move file
 O Noway
 O Sure
 O Ask me first

These two sets have to be on the samen window but one radiobutton in a =
set may only deselect the other's in the same
group instead of in my current situation they all communicatie with each =
other without me doing anyting.

I already have been reading about "in the same group" article's but i =
can't find an example how to define those who must
be in one set and the others in the second set of radiobuttons.

Can someone give me advise on this!.

Thanks,

Danny.

Hi

How I can use libraries with ".lib" ending? (for example: dxerr8.lib)
Does simple renaming "dxerr8.lib" to "dxerr8.a" help me? or i
must convert it? And how a can do it?

when i add "dxerr8.lib" (or renamed) to project from "Project settings" i have
LINK's error


sorry for my english :-)
-- 
удачи!
 Astar                          mailto:As...@tu...