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Open your file as binary. declare a double YourVariable //location for read data. FILE* Inputfile; // input stream. Open the file for binary read, then use fread(&YourVariable,sizeof(double),1,Inputfile). this reads the number of bytes required to read a double value from a file and stores...

This is not quite right. char *szTemp = new char[10]; // creates pointer to space szTemp = "Hadi"; // allocates location of string defined not at your intended location should use strcpy or similar. szTemp[5] = char(13); szTemp[6] = char(10); szTemp[7] = '\0'; The char(13) and...

To resize a window in one or both directions, the method I use is to create a CRect class member for the window and initialise it with the original size of the window. I then use this as a reference for all resizing activities. Override the OnSize message handler for the window that you wish...

To resolve this problem, add a class member variable to the dialog class using the class wizard. This member is public therefore it can be accessed whenever the dialog is instantiated. Using the class wizard to add the variable ensures that the required data exchange functions are implemented...

This message infers that you haven't defined any class member variables that have been allocated or defined the available DDX (DynamicDataExchange) capabilities to. If you added a class variable via the CLASS WIZARD this is automatically done. However if a variable is added manually you need...

I am attempting to utilise the common control FindReplace, the program compiles and runs under debug in visual C++ version 6.0, SP5 under NT4, and Windows 2000. Here is my problem, when it is compiled in release mode, the executable crashes with the error message can't access memory xxxxxx. I...