Managed C++/CLI

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// DevLdr.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.<br />
//<br />
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#include "stdafx.h"<br />
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using namespace Microsoft::Win32;<br />
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int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])<br />
{<br />
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	rkey = Registry.CurrentUser;<br />
	//The second parameter tells it to open the key as writable<br />
	rkey1 = rkey.OpenSubKey("Software",true);<br />
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	// Now we create our sub key [assuming you have enough <br />
	// rights to edit this area of the registry]<br />
	RegistryKey rkey2 = rkey1.CreateSubKey("Tweety");<br />
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	//Setting the various values is done using SetValue()<br />
	//I couldn't figure out how to set the value type yet <br />
	rkey2.SetValue("Name","Tweety");<br />
	rkey2.SetValue("Age",24);<br />
	rkey2.Close();<br />
	rkey1.Close();<br />
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	return 0;<br />
}<br />

Herboren wrote:

i do want to thank you and you helped allot.

bsaksida wrote:

Error 3 error C2360: initialization of '$S3' is skipped by 'case' label

case USER_NORMAL:
	{
         for each (String ^tempStr in arrTableUsers_NORMAL)
	{		
          if (firstColumn == true)
          sql += tempStr;
          else
          sql += ", "+tempStr;
	}
	return sql;
       }
	break;
case USER_POWER: // Errors, get here

bsaksida wrote:

Warning 1 The type initializer for '' threw an exception.

bsaksida wrote:

Warning 2 The variable 'lstListUsers' is either undeclared or was never assigned. 0 0

prasad_som wrote:

bsaksida wrote:
Warning 1 The type initializer for '' threw an exception.



Not sure about this. Might not be due to code shown by you.

prasad_som wrote:

bsaksida wrote:
Warning 2 The variable 'lstListUsers' is either undeclared or was never assigned. 0 0


Again, this warning doesn't seem to be due to shown code. Where it takes you in the code ? if you click on them.

Benang wrote:

Hi, recently I've found this article: State Pattern in C++ Applications. I've got some questions regarding it.

1. I understand the state can change to another from the state itself. And I saw in the demo there's a forward declaration of GameState in GameStateManager. Is this a good practice?

2. If in each state there's a substate, what should I do? Eg. in Opening there's the AttrackState, CreditState, DemoState, etc.

3. If in each state there's an instance to the same pointer of object (e.g. the GameData pointer of object), what should I do?