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Dialog based application : updatingHello:
I've created a dialog for a math C program, the output of which is stored in an array as double variables. The associated custom dialog that pops when pressing a button on the main dialog should display the output let's say as a string list. What should I do to get that display ? Thanks in advance for your help. Frandy |
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You can make a char[] out of a float like this: CPP / C++ / C Code:
Or, if you would rather use CStrings (as I do): CPP / C++ / C Code:
You can display those in a list, or any kind of edit box you please... Best regards, Luci __________________
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