... ) ; ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ..\SOURCE\FUNCTION\BPAINT.C:957:14: warning: using integer absolute value function 'abs' when argument is of floating point type [-Wabsolute-value] iRed = abs( clr2r - clr1r ) ; ^ ..\SOURCE\FUNCTION\BPAINT.C:957:14: note: use function 'std::abs' instead iRed ...
... of information. I followed the steps and things are starting to get a bit clearer for me already :-) Thank you all for your patience and sorry for floating the forum with maybe too basic questions :oops: Thanks again for your guidance and support. Kind regrads Ruth
... a foldertab because they do nothing If I comment out this on line 138 : // oDlgRB[1]:nStyle := nOR(WS_CHILD) // ,WS_THICKFRAME Then the xbrowse is floating, but the mouse is working ? Probably there is also a fault in sequence of the window, ribbon, folderex and wbrowse setup ... Can someone help ...
... searching for the source code and will post a new example. I am also working on a program to manage the emails. At the moment, everything is "floating". For the email desktop we need the following components: Document management http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=33215&p=234030&hilit=emaildesktop&sid=e2b0dce5f3903132a02fba860b1c3e30#p234030 ...
... it looks like this code will only draw a shadow on the left side and the bottom. Win 11 shadows are on all sides which makes it look like it is floating. Here are some examples: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/signature-experiences/layering
... in many years, so I am not a fan either. But, from the sample program, it appears that this isn't MDI as you know it. These dialogs are not free floating windows like you are thinking of MDI. Do a net search for "MS Office 2016" and select "images" to get some ideas how the ...
... Date & Time (if width is 8 ) (?) V Variant 3, 4, 6 or more Variable type Field Y Currency 8 64 bit integer with implied 4 decimal B Double 8 Floating point / 64 bit binary I hope it may help
As an example: take 1/10. What result do you expect from this? 0.1 for sure. Well, using floating-point you could get 0.100000000001 or 0.099999999999 or similar results instead. If you hide the decimals you will se 0.1 or 0.0 according to the actual result. If you ...
Ok, you're right. But I'm using some constants with 2 fixed decimals, not floating numbers. Making the calc with a scientific pocket calculator, the result is correct. I've tried with FORTRAN too, with 2 decimals and floating point variables and the result is ...
Clipper/Harbour uses floating point math which is not always precise when converted to decimals. ? tot < 0.5 // .T. So, tot:= round( a1 + a2 + a3 + a4, 2 )iva:=Round( tot*10/100,2)? tot // 0.05 correct? ...