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EVal evaluates math expressions like 2 + 3 / ( 99.5 - 10 ). Whole code is in a .bas file and there is a test application (see Screenshot). Operations availables are +, -, /, * and to make powers (^) usage character e (Ex: 2e4 = 16).

InFile searches by a string like "Microsoft Corporation" inside any file you want, case sensitive or not, within subdirectories or not. Example: infile c:\*.txt "Copyright (C)" -sub -case Functions used: FindFirstFile, FindNextFile, fopen, fseek, fread, SetCurrentDirectory, GetCurrentDirectory.

A service is a WinNT/Win2000 process that keeps itself running even you are not logged on. Create a service isn't so complicated. In fact if you use the Win32-API Service Functions (not ATL), your job will be easier. This source code, called XService DEMO, explains the easiest way to program a service. Please, read ReadMe.txt to get more information and read comments inside source code. Note: It was programmed using MS-Visual C 6. However, you can use another compiler that supports Win32.

DirWalk demonstrates how to read a directory structure. Its output looks like TREE MS-DOS command (CONSOLE). I used FindFirstFile and FindNextFile Win32 API functions to program it. It does everything in one function, a recursive function. DirWalk only shows directories, not files. You can modify it to show the files too.

EVal evaluates math expressions like 2 + 3 / ( 99.5 - 10 ). Whole code is in a .bas file and there is a test application (see Screenshot). Operations availables are +, -, /, * and to make powers (^) usage character e (Ex: 2e4 = 16).

InFile searches by a string like "Microsoft Corporation" inside any file you want, case sensitive or not, within subdirectories or not. Example: infile c:\*.txt "Copyright (C)" -sub -case Functions used: FindFirstFile, FindNextFile, fopen, fseek, fread, SetCurrentDirectory, GetCurrentDirectory.

A service is a WinNT/Win2000 process that keeps itself running even you are not logged on. Create a service isn't so complicated. In fact if you use the Win32-API Service Functions (not ATL), your job will be easier. This source code, called XService DEMO, explains the easiest way to program a service. Please, read ReadMe.txt to get more information and read comments inside source code. Note: It was programmed using MS-Visual C 6. However, you can use another compiler that supports Win32.

DirWalk demonstrates how to read a directory structure. Its output looks like TREE MS-DOS command (CONSOLE). I used FindFirstFile and FindNextFile Win32 API functions to program it. It does everything in one function, a recursive function. DirWalk only shows directories, not files. You can modify it to show the files too.

EVal evaluates math expressions like 2 + 3 / ( 99.5 - 10 ). Whole code is in a .bas file and there is a test application (see Screenshot). Operations availables are +, -, /, * and to make powers (^) usage character e (Ex: 2e4 = 16).

InFile searches by a string like "Microsoft Corporation" inside any file you want, case sensitive or not, within subdirectories or not. Example: infile c:\*.txt "Copyright (C)" -sub -case Functions used: FindFirstFile, FindNextFile, fopen, fseek, fread, SetCurrentDirectory, GetCurrentDirectory.

A service is a WinNT/Win2000 process that keeps itself running even you are not logged on. Create a service isn't so complicated. In fact if you use the Win32-API Service Functions (not ATL), your job will be easier. This source code, called XService DEMO, explains the easiest way to program a service. Please, read ReadMe.txt to get more information and read comments inside source code. Note: It was programmed using MS-Visual C 6. However, you can use another compiler that supports Win32.

DirWalk demonstrates how to read a directory structure. Its output looks like TREE MS-DOS command (CONSOLE). I used FindFirstFile and FindNextFile Win32 API functions to program it. It does everything in one function, a recursive function. DirWalk only shows directories, not files. You can modify it to show the files too.

EVal evaluates math expressions like 2 + 3 / ( 99.5 - 10 ). Whole code is in a .bas file and there is a test application (see Screenshot). Operations availables are +, -, /, * and to make powers (^) usage character e (Ex: 2e4 = 16).

DirWalk demonstrates how to read a directory structure. Its output looks like TREE MS-DOS command (CONSOLE). I used FindFirstFile and FindNextFile Win32 API functions to program it. It does everything in one function, a recursive function. DirWalk only shows directories, not files. You can modify it to show the files too.

A service is a WinNT/Win2000 process that keeps itself running even you are not logged on. Create a service isn't so complicated. In fact if you use the Win32-API Service Functions (not ATL), your job will be easier. This source code, called XService DEMO, explains the easiest way to program a service. Please, read ReadMe.txt to get more information and read comments inside source code. Note: It was programmed using MS-Visual C 6. However, you can use another compiler that supports Win32.

InFile searches by a string like "Microsoft Corporation" inside any file you want, case sensitive or not, within subdirectories or not. Example: infile c:\*.txt "Copyright (C)" -sub -case Functions used: FindFirstFile, FindNextFile, fopen, fseek, fread, SetCurrentDirectory, GetCurrentDirectory.

EVal evaluates math expressions like 2 + 3 / ( 99.5 - 10 ). Whole code is in a .bas file and there is a test application (see Screenshot). Operations availables are +, -, /, * and to make powers (^) usage character e (Ex: 2e4 = 16).

DirWalk demonstrates how to read a directory structure. Its output looks like TREE MS-DOS command (CONSOLE). I used FindFirstFile and FindNextFile Win32 API functions to program it. It does everything in one function, a recursive function. DirWalk only shows directories, not files. You can modify it to show the files too.

InFile searches by a string like "Microsoft Corporation" inside any file you want, case sensitive or not, within subdirectories or not. Example: infile c:\*.txt "Copyright (C)" -sub -case Functions used: FindFirstFile, FindNextFile, fopen, fseek, fread, SetCurrentDirectory, GetCurrentDirectory.

EVal evaluates math expressions like 2 + 3 / ( 99.5 - 10 ). Whole code is in a .bas file and there is a test application (see Screenshot). Operations availables are +, -, /, * and to make powers (^) usage character e (Ex: 2e4 = 16).