AUX_RGBImageRec *LoadBMP(char *Filename) 

 HDC		hDC=NULL;							
HGLRC		hRC=NULL;							
HWND		hWnd=NULL;							
HINSTANCE	hInstance; 

 bool		keys[256]; 

Quote:Original post by agi_shi
No offence or anything, but did you just copy-n-paste and then modify to get your results?

I suggest you buy a good book and C++ and then come back to this stuff.

Quote:Original post by fitfool

Quote:Original post by agi_shi
No offence or anything, but did you just copy-n-paste and then modify to get your results?

I suggest you buy a good book and C++ and then come back to this stuff.

I got the code from NeHe's tutorials.

I dont really want to buy a book because i think it's pretty pointless to spend 10$ on a book when there are plenty of tutorial's online. :)

Quote:Original post by CTar
You might need to read a little more about C or C++ (depending on which one you are using) before trying to understand the articles on NeHe. Anyway * is used to indicate a pointer, so LoadBMP returns a pointer to AUX_RGBImageRec. HDC, HGLRC, HWND and HINSTANCE is types used when programming in Win32, it's not native language types like bool and int. You generally use Win32 functions or parameters passed to WinMain to fill in these values. I seem to remember it's explained around lesson 3 (the lesson about getting started on Windows). And in your last question, the [] syntax means you are declaring an array so you are actually declaring 256 different bool variables, you can access the first like this keys[0] the next like this keys[1] etc.

Of course if you haven't read about these things before this is not enough to fully understand the features.

 if (!Filename)                                           {                return NULL;                                    }

Quote:Original post by fitfool
Oh yeah, 1 more n3wbish question, whe there is something like

 if (!Filename)                                           {                return NULL;                                    }

does the ! before filename mean no?