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[manc]

Well, I decided to make a simple calculator with a GUI using ResEdit. For now, all this calculator is meant to do is add. Would I use a dialog? Similar to this?

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* Number 1 goes in first box
Number 2 goes into second box

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[HomerSexual]

or create an array of int and i

use GetDlgItemInt and increment i (for the array stored) and use 1 edit box and 9 buttons each with a number, and buttons for +, -, *, /, power, etc
and a button for clear

when clear is called, i = 0
when a modifier is called, the operation is performed and stored in the current array

so say array[0] = 5 and array[1] = 10 (i = 1)
array[i] = array[i-1] modifier array[i]

this way you can keep a running total of the calc until the clear is called.

and display array[i] in the edit box after modifying.

I guess you could even use 2 int array and just call GetDlgItemInt and you will have the last used number.

Just a little rant and is in no way the entire process. Just some brainstorming

[manc]

[HomerSexual]

uhm, why would you make a window and hide it if the window is going to be your gui? I don't get you. If you compile with the WIN32GUI switch then you won't get a cmd line.

and look up using dialogs as a window.

and for this, i would not use a dialog, but rather CreateWindow each of the windows(controls) in your project.

[manc]

Thanks for your effort blankrider, the lack of communication is due to my lack of knowledge on the topic (my apologies).

How exactly do you create the GUI through the window? What I had done was create the main GUI interface on a dialog

[HomerSexual]

http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/




read them all and look at the source.