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  1. fiaery

    ArrayList

    Not sure if ArrayList can have multidimensions, maybe you can try that? ArrayList Code = new ArrayList(); --load with data-- ArrayList Name = new ArrayList(); --load-- ArrayList CodeANDName = new ArrayList(2); CodeANDName.Add(Code); CodeANDName.Add(Name);
  2. fiaery

    How to capture sounds into a wave file- a primer

    With Managed DirectSound its relatively easy, but unfortunately Microsoft does not keep up with its documentation on MSDN before releasing its products so its a nightmare trying to figure out what they want. A simple implementation is as follows; I have managed to implement the wave file on my...
  3. fiaery

    __gc vs. __value

    you can define destructors and use delete, but the memory is still not freed until garbage collection. you can in fact force garbage collection, but as previously mentioned, GC is costly... delete YourClass; System::GC::Collect(); hope this helps
  4. fiaery

    __gc vs. __value

    Hello the garbage collector is meant to free the programmer from memory issues, of course; it must work under the CLR. If you want your memory to be managed by the GC you need to move it to the managed heap; all .net type that are under GC are in the managed heap, and GC occurs when unused...
  5. fiaery

    No layout manager in .NET?

    dialogues can still be visually managed; open the resource file in the solution explorer. You might want to try converting to c#. (vs.net was not built for c++ in mind, i feel)
  6. fiaery

    On_Message & On_Command issues when porting c++/MFC code to c++.NET

    I'm assuming the reader has done some user defined messages in MFC. In previous versions of Visual c++ (6.0), message handlers for On_Message and On_Command messages could be used interchangeably because of the macro that defined On_message in afxmsg_.h. The old macro code is as follows...
  7. fiaery

    This IP confused me...

    I'm no expert. Let me attempt to answer: Your ISP would definitely have to assign you a public ip address (as opposed to having their clients choose their own ip addresses- imagine the confusion and conflicts that would arise!) Like what Grenage said, routing is required when 2 or more...

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