Our program has a Paradox database on a Windows 2003 server. Users are accessing the GUI via MS Terminal Services. Now we are getting all sorts of indexing errors from the database. I have to reindex it once a week.
When the same database was on Windows 2000 server accessed via Citrix, it...
I'm using vs2003 C++ and I need to convert the following line to an integer:
unsigned char *computeMe(unsigned char *SNumbers, unsigned char *SMoreNumbers);
Any help would be great!
Thanks for the code, but not quite what I'm looking for.
Say myObject.mypwd is a string with a value. I want them to be able to assign value of that string to another string, but now allow them to see the value of the string.
I think I'm asking for something that can't be done.
How do I prevent other programmers from viewing the values of class variables I have written?
I would like other programmers to use a string property like MyPWD, but not allow them to see the value of MyPWD when they debug.
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