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xwb - thanks so much. You know the sad part is that I asked another question about getting at member functions and variables of prefabricated classes in another thread, and the most *helpful* advice I got in return was to look up the class. However, you just answered that question in this...

Working through a book which currently is walking me through building a certain program, I come across building dialog boxes. In creating a new class to associate with that dialog box, he follows up by having you call the OnInitDialog() member function to intialize the dialog, finalized by...

Someone else mentioned that writing code so it isn't *broken*, allowing #include directives to be included in any order since back in the conception of C. I had mentioned in response that in numerous tutorials/books that I have read I hadn't heard any mentioning of such practice, but quite the...

To my understanding #progma once macro is suppose to do that. However, why does every book and tutorial that I go through emphasize the order of the headers. I haven't even heard before that there is a way to write code thats note *broken* so that you can put your headers in any order.

I am having a hard time understanding how to make sure that the #include directives are listed in the correct order as it is to my understanding. Is there a way that daily programmers use to help sort out one needing to come before another in the header files?

Ya, I don't know what changed, but Doing the Rebuild all corrected that. Thanks for the headsup.

I am receiving the following *warning* when compiling which references the following header file: #include <stdafx.h> : warning C4652: compiler option 'Generate Browser Info' inconsistent with precompiled header; current command-line option will override that defined in the precompiled...

I am going through creating some message handlers and having a problem understanding a certain situation. To my understanding, if a base class member function is not set to "private" this it will be available and passed down to classes drived from that base class consisting of the member...

In VC6, when creating a MFC App (exe) project, what option (in the number of wizard option screens) causes the .rc file to be generated? A projectname.rc2 file is generated, but not a projectname.rc file is generated.

I really need the communities advice here... I have been attempting to learn VC++ for a bit now, and started on the path with the software I had (VC 6). After getting well into it, it was brought to my attention that I might want to upgrade to VC 2005 as VC6 standard was quite old. I was...

Thanks for all the help, one follow up question... Working with Visual Studio C++, besides programming directly to the API, or using the MFC, is windows forms the only other means? (again just refering to the VS IDE).

I have two questions reguarding Windows programming: 1) Under C++: Are all window programming through the means of either one of the three: API, MFC and Window Forms? 2) Being that Window Form programming uses the CLR, is there any recommendation between programming directly to the API vs. MFC?

Anyone able to recommend a "current" C++ programming news site that particularly can visit daily or regularly for news in the communicty of C++ programming?

In VC 6, I could load up a .cpp file, and then F7 to compile. If it didn't have a workspace created, it would ask if one wanted to be created which, selecting yes creates a workspace and then compiles. However, in VC 2005 express, if I load up a .cpp (add > existing item) and and try to...

Well at least it isn't just me. But seriously, there has to be something that isn't intialized or something that needs to be changed because the Help in 2005 and my book say the same thing on how to add a member function. Anyone know why?

I don't know what is going on or what I possibly could have done, but some of the most common actions are not available to me though they should be, and I was hoping someone might be able to tell me what I am doing wrong: After creating a Win32 Console application, adding a class, I switch to...

Well I would want both (debug and without). I just thought it funny how it wasn't quite apparent after installation -> hopefully I can find a way to add a gui button to the menu?

I was curious if there was really any other "standard" to be applied to programming in CLR vs. native other than possibly a quicker compilation for native programming, or quicker programming with CLR and its attributes and extras..ect? Is there a another standard at which one can apply to...

Am i correct in understanding that the only way to execute a VC++ program after compiling is ctrl + F5? I noticied there was no longer a executing <filename> on the Build menu from VC 6, so doing some searching only produced ctrl+F5 in the book I am reading on online? Can anyone confirm?

I have a number of questions that I was hoping I could through up here, mainly all are clarification request on understanding some principles or syntax clarifications, as opposed to created a new thread for each one: 1)Can someone explain the arguments to the function main in for a CLR program...