with string bulider you will be able to construct your string at runtime with the method : Append

DCFC,I am planning to pick up me too programming skill. Could me your lecture note?My email is:filippo.rattin@gmail.comThanks

HI,dear DCFCI'm a beginner to code C++.In the past , I only use VBA to do financial princing.Could you send me the lecture note for my study.My mail is timmuhuang@gmail.comThank you very much!!!

Hi DCFC,May I have a copy of your lecture notes too?my email is sird.quants@gmail.comThanks a lot

DCFC - another request. Email is sab23@gmail.com. Thank you.

DCFC - if you still have these lecture notes, would be great if you could send me themno worries if its not possiblethanks

DCFC can you please send me these notes. I would really appreciate that.Thanks

One lowly question on c++ .... but have to ask :I encounter the following line of code in c++ :class something className : public baseClassName{....}Question: What could "something" in the above code be?In the code I see, "something" could be some typedef or something declared elsewhere using #define. I do not have access to the part of the code where "something" was declared, possibly using typedef or under a #define statement.The usual declaration for classes is:class className : public baseClassName{...}So, how is "something" accepted by the compiler when it encounters it between the keyword "class" and the "className" EDIT: In the same header file, I also see a global function declaration, in the following format:void something functionName (arg1, arg2 .. , argN);So, the same "something" has a meaning for functions too.

This was a helpful post. I dug up some of this and was putting it to work in no time.Thanks for posting it.cdw

how do u incorporate a customised function in C++.. into MS excel through dll/xll??? i have tried everthng... doesnot work though... please help me out....tried using sample codes on net... still does not work...

I give a basic introduction here.

Hi DCFC,Could you send a copy of your lecture notes to showbu@gmail.com, please?Very grateful~

QuoteOriginally posted by: DCFCI give a basic introduction here.hello, link is broken...may I have a copy of lecture notes too ? many thanksmarco@bianchetti.org

Hi all! I am new on this forum and i need some help in programming for my thesis.DCFC could you send me a copy of your notes (the link is broken)?This is my e-mail addresslucky_pillory@libero.itThanks a lot!

Hi DCFC.Could you also send me the notes? My email is sbagga@hotmail.co.ukCheersSB