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A Win32 Multiple Document Interface Database Program v1.1
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2/7/2004 1:22:42 PM |
| By: |
Michael Moore
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Intermediate |
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C++ (general), Microsoft Visual C++, Borland C++ |
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This is Version 1.1 of this program which allows the user to create new, or open existing MooreTech Database Squared files in a Multiple Document Interface Windows Environment. This is version 1.0, future releases will contain more functionality, but less code. Current Features Include: New, Open, Save, Close, New Item, Edit Item, Delete Item, Cut-Copy-Paste, Toolbars, Statusbar, Settings Dialog, auto Encryption, Readme, and Online Help (Which are launched from within the program), and System Tray Menu.
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//**************************************
//INCLUDE files for :A Win32 Multiple Document Interface Database Program v1.1
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<windows.h> //Used for windows classes
<commctrl.h> //Used for windows common controls
<fstream.h> //Used for file input/output (old skewl)
"resource.h" //Definitions for the .rc file
"define.h" //Defines Global Variables in program | |
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 2/10/2004 5:31:50 PM:
I gave this a four because the idea is there. It's nice to see something in Win32 that actually works and could have some uses elsewhere. If you plan on finishing this project and making it more complete though, make sure you cut out most of the comments in the program. You really don't need a comment showing that you're declaring a variable or what a certain function is doing. Use them for complicated code that is hard for someone else to read or understand.
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9/10/2004 1:28:25 PM: Michael Moore
fair enough
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1/18/2005 1:39:32 PM: Joshua Leonard
I disagree with mr. annonymous for the sole fact that maybe a noob is looking at the code, first time, maybe from a diff language, He might not know what everything means so its good to have fairly good and high commented code, plus commenting at my college is 25% of the grade.
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1/18/2005 3:03:29 PM: Michael Moore
Thank you Joshua, The Code was written as a final project in a programming class at the University I attend. Within the course there are very strict rules on documentation. Including those long paragraphs above almost every function...
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3/14/2007 7:56:48 AM: masajihad@yahoo.com
good
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