Register Applications In A .ExE
It basically writes a application in a .exe that I have created and inputed using C++ codings. You do not need advanced c++ to do this yet this is simple.
I'm not sure if its useful but people may want to try another way of making applications.
I'm currently coding it so that it sends a email to the owner or just makes a file.
Here's a screen shot of the program:
http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/7...pplication.jpg
Has you can see the .exe on the right, and the codings used on the left.
It takes "cout" commands and "char" inputs ("cin") so they can input what they would like to.
You can take the codings and make the application futher if you like.
-Give me thanks, if you think this is cool :thumbup:
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Again, things like this go here.
Coders' Paradise - Showcase at RaGEZONE.com
Kinda useless app, but it's good that you are learning ^.^
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Sigh.... I keep forgetting.
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But's its actually for Gunz :p
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This reminds me of my first C++ application.
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kronic23
This reminds me of my first C++ application.
It should.
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WizCoder
Sigh.... I keep forgetting.
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But's its actually for Gunz :p
It looks to me, to just be a application using SMTP (I think?) to send off an email with a premade form you fill out. This is not GunZ Related x.x
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DawsonByrd
It looks to me, to just be a application using SMTP (I think?) to send off an email with a premade form you fill out. This is not GunZ Related x.x
Your Correct (*Claps).. But it can be Gunz releated, In gunz for forums people attend to want to apply. You can use this instead of writing application formats :P
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Shitty code, shitty coder, etc.
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ThePhailure772
Shitty code, shitty coder, etc.
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ThePhailure772
- We use official files with only editing being ASM or C++, which CAN be used for almost anything.
- Not a lot of people understand assembly and the structure of how it's related to native applications.
- No one around here actually tries to advance this section but a few people.
- Everything is kept private and exploits, server wars, and other miscellaneous things between competition.
- The community is down right egotistical and non-caring on others opinions, feelings, or actions to improve a community or project.
hi.
He's trying to learn how to code to contribute to the section. Sure he has a long way to go, but he's learning and trying.
Honestly Jacob? read your reply and read what you just said in that thread.
Don't mind Phail, WizCoder he's got a twig up his arse always. Continue to learn how to code and contribute what you can. You will improve greatly as time goes on.
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True colors of the GunZ Section. /sigh.
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anyone can code this*, i can't code C++, but these simple things are easy for anyone, i made a calculator and some other stuff the same way, and sending an email with the data can be easily googled i think...
For such a simple program, using vb.net is better than having a stupid console!
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Meh.. everyone started somewhere, and I think people forget that (excluding Dawson.)
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WizCoder
Your Correct (*Claps).. But it can be Gunz releated, In gunz for forums people attend to want to apply. You can use this instead of writing application formats :P
I know I'm probably coming in really late here, just thinking in your sig it says c++/php if you really wanted this to be a useful app you would just create it in php, which would be much easier, as it also takes the scare of having to download an executable file because these days everyone is scared of those ;)
Unless it is a verified program of course!
Peace Z3R0, btw I tried learning c++ I abandoned it :P
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dj-z3r0
I know I'm probably coming in really late here, just thinking in your sig it says c++/php if you really wanted this to be a useful app you would just create it in php, which would be much easier, as it also takes the scare of having to download an executable file because these days everyone is scared of those ;)
Unless it is a verified program of course!
Peace Z3R0, btw I tried learning c++ I abandoned it :P
How long was it before you abandoned c++, How long did you start then finish?
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I do agree on the fact that he is a beginner and that you shouldn't take him down. But on the other hand, imagine how disastrous this section would be if anyone who learns basic io comes here and showcases his program.
Few suggestions:
Code:
char a[100];
char b[100];
char c[100];
char d[100];
char e[100];
Is just disgusting IMHO.
Code:
char a[100], b[100], c[100], d[100], e[100];
Is way neater.
Check getline to make sure the input length doesn't go over what you're expecting (in this case, 100 chars)
Code:
if(cin.getline(a, 100).fail()) return EXIT_FAILURE;
Use a cross-platform library like Qt to make windowed apps instead of stupid VB.NET.
That's all I can suggest, good luck and in the future please post only when you have something actually useful.
PS: your thread title doesn't make any sense