Scoreboards?
Author
how can i save a string of characters for a scoreboard or something? i have just changed to Visual Studio from borland so i dont think i can use anistrings anymore can someone help me please.
Thanx
I''ve never used borland, but a description of what they are would be great. VS might have something similar.
Author
This is an example of ansistring
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AnsiString test;
int number;
test = "the length of this string is ";
// gets the length of the string
number = test.Length();
// puts number at the end of the string
test.Insert(number,number + 1);
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the output would be
"the length of this string is 28"
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AnsiString test;
int number;
test = "the length of this string is ";
// gets the length of the string
number = test.Length();
// puts number at the end of the string
test.Insert(number,number + 1);
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the output would be
"the length of this string is 28"
There are 2 parts to your question:
1. Number to String conversion is usually done with ''sprintf'' (for String print Formated, nothing to do with running around)
2. String concatenation is done with ''strcat''
Look at MSDN to find related functions
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1. Number to String conversion is usually done with ''sprintf'' (for String print Formated, nothing to do with running around)
2. String concatenation is done with ''strcat''
Look at MSDN to find related functions
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I may be getting older, but I refuse to grow up
Author
Thanks but i just remembered that i cant save the top scores when the game exits. How do i use ini files in visual studio 6?
[edited by - Marty15 on July 18, 2002 8:11:59 AM]
[edited by - Marty15 on July 18, 2002 8:11:59 AM]
Write- /GetPrivateProfileString and related functions.
From there MSDN will also guide you to the holy registry functions.
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From there MSDN will also guide you to the holy registry functions.
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I may be getting older, but I refuse to grow up
The questions you are asking relate to programming concepts, not the development tool that you use.
As stated, MSDN has a wealth of information. It might be worth checking those out before posting questions here...
As stated, MSDN has a wealth of information. It might be worth checking those out before posting questions here...
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