C / C++ / MFC

earl wrote:

Or he could cheat like someone with integrity...

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sunit5 wrote:

is ur code exceuting i feel it should be
class MyTemplate
{
public:
template <class t=""> void Fxn(T inputval)

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sunit5 wrote:

is ur code exceuting i feel it should be
class MyTemplate
{
public:
template <class t=""> void Fxn(T inputval)

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sunit5 wrote:

is ur code exceuting i feel it should be
class MyTemplate
{
public:
template <class t=""> void Fxn(T inputval)
{
printf("Function called %d",inputval);
}
};

printf("Function Address%x\n",Fxn);

<br />
Function Address401000<br />
Function called 10<br />
Function Address401030<br />
Function called 0<br />
Function Address401060<br />
Function called 20<br />
Function Address401090<br />
Function called 0<br />
Function Address4010c0<br />
Function called 30Press

MyTemplate<int> objint;
	objint.Fxn(10);
	MyTemplate<int> objint1;
	objint1.Fxn(100);

Max++ wrote:

What's function can return these data ?

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Max++ wrote:

What's function can return these data ?

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<br />
int a,b;<br />
a=GetDlgItemInt(IDC_EDIT1);<br />
b=GetDlgItemInt(IDC_EDIT2);<br />
SetDlgItemInt(IDC_EDIT3,a+b);<br />

ashish dogra wrote:

we take two values from two edit controls and then add in to third edit control

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Its me wrote:

void OnUpdateEdit3()
{
CString csText;
m_Edit.GetWindowText( csText );
csText = csText.Right(1);
// Here you can compare csText with dot. and can add space here
}

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