claus michael cuntze

I am having problems with the upload. I didn't write this: int main() { it must be: int main() {

I am having problems with the upload. I didn't write this: int main() { it must be: int main() {

I am having prpblems with the upload. I didn't write this: int main() { it must be: int main() {

How to create a sort of stringarray ? I would like to store the available wfd.cFileName in an array. Later I could address them by their numbers. #include <windows.h> #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() {</iostream></windows.h> WIN32_FIND_DATA wfd; char langarray_filename[200]; // ???; int langarray_fileposition[200]; int counter=1; HANDLE File_hnd; char buffer[50]; //################### File_hnd=FindFirstFile("languages_menu\*",&wfd); FindNextFile(File_hnd,&wfd); // .directory FindNextFile(File_hnd,&wfd);...

How to create a sort of stringarray ? I would like to store the available wfd.cFileName in an array. Later I could address them by their numbers. #include <windows.h> #include <iostream> using namespace std;</iostream></windows.h> int main() { WIN32_FIND_DATA wfd; char langarray_filename[200]; // ???; int langarray_fileposition[200]; int counter=1; HANDLE File_hnd; char buffer[50]; //################### File_hnd=FindFirstFile("languages_menu\*",&wfd); FindNextFile(File_hnd,&wfd); // .directory FindNextFile(File_hnd,&wfd);...

How to create a sort of stringarray ? I would like to store the available wfd.cFileName in an array. Later I could address them by their numbers. #include <windows.h> #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() {</iostream></windows.h> WIN32_FIND_DATA wfd; char langarray_filename[200]; // ???; int langarray_fileposition[200]; int counter=1; HANDLE File_hnd; char buffer[50]; //################### File_hnd=FindFirstFile("languages_menu\*",&wfd); FindNextFile(File_hnd,&wfd); // .directory FindNextFile(File_hnd,&wfd);...