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Declaring global variables in Visual C++ applications
Thanks a lot guys... Already done it without globals... If i told you the case you'd propably tell me not to do it with globals too. Thanx for answering though... Kathas- kathas
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Declaring global variables in Visual C++ applications
Hi all, The problem i have is in declaring variables the values of which i will be able to access throughout my whole application (Global). No matter the class of which the function derives. I tried doing it with namespace but the namespace can only be accessed by the members of the class...- kathas
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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HTTP Request problem...
Are you kidding me i was reading the module's documentation two hours and couldn't find it... anyway thanx to Kirsle for spending his time... -
HTTP Request problem...
O my friend i owe this one i knew it were in the HEADERS but all i never found the location object... Thanx a lot pal... -
HTTP Request problem...
Ok i'm quite moving ahaid to the problem... I see it has a 302 status... which means that it redirects me... But still how can i find the page that i am being redirected to??? -
HTTP Request problem...
I am using LWP to make HTTP Requests to a page that is supposed to redirect me somewhere. how can i see where does it redirect me? Here is my code: use strict; use warnings; use LWP 5.64; my $browser = LWP::UserAgent->new; my $content = $browser->post($url, [ 'name'=> "kathas" ])...
