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With this code you can easily drag a form without a titlebar.
This code keeps a form on top of all other windows.
If you don't like compiling from DOS when you use borland C++ 5.5.. well this is the solution for you. UPDATED!!! It now compiles windows programs as well as DOS, and can edit CPP source files too!
This isn't much, but it shows you how to use C++ to make CGI programs. NOTE: Please read "Explanations/Assumptions" for instructions on how to use this.
a class to make using fstream easier. NOTE: after a call to openfile() it is HIGHLY recomended to call closefile()
this shows an example of how to create a DLL in C++, and use it in visual basic... hope you like it :)
A class for creating Windows, Buttons, Edit boxes, and Multiline Edit boxes. It is very simple to use, and later I will add more types(Listbox, static(label), frame, etc). I included project files for Brland C++ Builder 5, and MS Visual C++ 6.
With this code you can easily drag a form without a titlebar.
This code keeps a form on top of all other windows.
If you don't like compiling from DOS when you use borland C++ 5.5.. well this is the solution for you. UPDATED!!! It now compiles windows programs as well as DOS, and can edit CPP source files too!
This isn't much, but it shows you how to use C++ to make CGI programs. NOTE: Please read "Explanations/Assumptions" for instructions on how to use this.
a class to make using fstream easier. NOTE: after a call to openfile() it is HIGHLY recomended to call closefile()
this shows an example of how to create a DLL in C++, and use it in visual basic... hope you like it :)
A class for creating Windows, Buttons, Edit boxes, and Multiline Edit boxes. It is very simple to use, and later I will add more types(Listbox, static(label), frame, etc). I included project files for Brland C++ Builder 5, and MS Visual C++ 6.
With this code you can easily drag a form without a titlebar.
This code keeps a form on top of all other windows.
If you don't like compiling from DOS when you use borland C++ 5.5.. well this is the solution for you. UPDATED!!! It now compiles windows programs as well as DOS, and can edit CPP source files too!
This isn't much, but it shows you how to use C++ to make CGI programs. NOTE: Please read "Explanations/Assumptions" for instructions on how to use this.
a class to make using fstream easier. NOTE: after a call to openfile() it is HIGHLY recomended to call closefile()
this shows an example of how to create a DLL in C++, and use it in visual basic... hope you like it :)