Dennis M.

The title in and of itself is fairly descriptive, however, I am looking for some help. I am writing a program which reads the output of a command-line based program and puts that output to a GUI. Due to my need of asynchronous i/o, I have had suggestions to use …

Well, making a class is like anything else and to really develop a solid class takes time to get used to. However, there are a few steps you can follow to figure this out. [b]1. Setup your function structure.[/b] In this case, you can keep all your functions as they …

I'm sorry, I'm having trouble understanding exactly what you are asking. If I am presuming correct, you want a data set within the class to be set by something (maybe std::cin function?) and then you can recall it later? You are going to want to make this data set "public." …

Hey guys, Today I find myself stuck working on a small project. I am reading information from a pipe and want to output that information to a HWND. The HWND is already created and I'm using ::SetDlgItemTextA() to properly append the data within the multi-line "edit" box. This kind of …

You're not using anything to describe where the functions are coming from. You have included files, but the function references are ignored because (in this case) they are not preceded by a "std::" As your code stands, you will need to add std:: before most of your functions. E.g. std::cout<< …