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Do you remeber ADVAPI? No??? Ok, ADVAPI stand for ADVANCED API VIEWER, and the new version (2) will replace definitively the API viewer in Visual Basic. ADVAPI 2 it's the perfect thing to search/manage API declaration, types or constants. It allows you to search for a particular declare in multipe way, by: Index - Sub or Function - Name - Library - Alias - parameters and return type of a funciton. Besides, it permit you to search for const and types, and to check dependencies when you add types or declares... Try it and please, vote!!! PS: I don't know if the project it's compatible with early version of Visual Basic, you have to test it. MeDevil
Have you evere dreamt to manage C++ string like VB developers do? Now this dream is a reality, look: astring = "This is a string" & anthoerstring; This is now real in C++! you simply include bstr2.h in your project and then just declare strings like these ones: STRING a; String b = "Test"; string c = 45; BSTR2 d = b & c; You can do the follow: string a, b; a = 5; a++; b = "test" printf("a = '%s'", (char*)a); printf("b = '%s'", (char*)(b + a)); //You can use the & instead of + The output will be: a = '6' b = "test6" all the operator are redefined to work with strings and conversion from BSTR2 to any format are easly ase you see above. simple, isn't true? Inside bstr2.h there are numerous functions as in vb: left, right, mid, space, str, val, asc, split, join... and much more... Look at this project and vote for me please. New Upload.. i've improved somthings... P.S: Compatible with Microsoft VC++ at 100%!
You can't believe your eyes!!! (or you can?) I heard many vb programmers to say this: 'We have an easy management of the strings, a collection object that it's simpler than an array' etc. etc... Now, if you heard any vb programmer that say: '...we have the collection object...', you can reply: 'We also have the collection object!' The collection object it's like an array, but you can add and remove things easly... look at the code inside and please vote, and remeber: 'What vb programmers do in vb, we can do it better in c++!' ;) MeDevil84 (ehm: sorry for the bad English!)
Have you evere dreamt to manage C++ string like VB developers do? Now this dream is a reality, look: astring = "This is a string" & anthoerstring; This is now real in C++! you simply include bstr2.h in your project and then just declare strings like these ones: STRING a; String b = "Test"; string c = 45; BSTR2 d = b & c; You can do the follow: string a, b; a = 5; a++; b = "test" printf("a = '%s'", (char*)a); printf("b = '%s'", (char*)(b + a)); //You can use the & instead of + The output will be: a = '6' b = "test6" all the operator are redefined to work with strings and conversion from BSTR2 to any format are easly ase you see above. simple, isn't true? Inside bstr2.h there are numerous functions as in vb: left, right, mid, space, str, val, asc, split, join... and much more... Look at this project and vote for me please. New Upload.. i've improved somthings... P.S: Compatible with Microsoft VC++ at 100%!
You can't believe your eyes!!! (or you can?) I heard many vb programmers to say this: 'We have an easy management of the strings, a collection object that it's simpler than an array' etc. etc... Now, if you heard any vb programmer that say: '...we have the collection object...', you can reply: 'We also have the collection object!' The collection object it's like an array, but you can add and remove things easly... look at the code inside and please vote, and remeber: 'What vb programmers do in vb, we can do it better in c++!' ;) MeDevil84 (ehm: sorry for the bad English!)
Do you remeber ADVAPI? No??? Ok, ADVAPI stand for ADVANCED API VIEWER, and the new version (2) will replace definitively the API viewer in Visual Basic. ADVAPI 2 it's the perfect thing to search/manage API declaration, types or constants. It allows you to search for a particular declare in multipe way, by: Index - Sub or Function - Name - Library - Alias - parameters and return type of a funciton. Besides, it permit you to search for const and types, and to check dependencies when you add types or declares... Try it and please, vote!!! PS: I don't know if the project it's compatible with early version of Visual Basic, you have to test it. MeDevil
Do you remeber ADVAPI? No??? Ok, ADVAPI stand for ADVANCED API VIEWER, and the new version (2) will replace definitively the API viewer in Visual Basic. ADVAPI 2 it's the perfect thing to search/manage API declaration, types or constants. It allows you to search for a particular declare in multipe way, by: Index - Sub or Function - Name - Library - Alias - parameters and return type of a funciton. Besides, it permit you to search for const and types, and to check dependencies when you add types or declares... Try it and please, vote!!! PS: I don't know if the project it's compatible with early version of Visual Basic, you have to test it. MeDevil
Have you evere dreamt to manage C++ string like VB developers do? Now this dream is a reality, look: astring = "This is a string" & anthoerstring; This is now real in C++! you simply include bstr2.h in your project and then just declare strings like these ones: STRING a; String b = "Test"; string c = 45; BSTR2 d = b & c; You can do the follow: string a, b; a = 5; a++; b = "test" printf("a = '%s'", (char*)a); printf("b = '%s'", (char*)(b + a)); //You can use the & instead of + The output will be: a = '6' b = "test6" all the operator are redefined to work with strings and conversion from BSTR2 to any format are easly ase you see above. simple, isn't true? Inside bstr2.h there are numerous functions as in vb: left, right, mid, space, str, val, asc, split, join... and much more... Look at this project and vote for me please. New Upload.. i've improved somthings... P.S: Compatible with Microsoft VC++ at 100%!
You can't believe your eyes!!! (or you can?) I heard many vb programmers to say this: 'We have an easy management of the strings, a collection object that it's simpler than an array' etc. etc... Now, if you heard any vb programmer that say: '...we have the collection object...', you can reply: 'We also have the collection object!' The collection object it's like an array, but you can add and remove things easly... look at the code inside and please vote, and remeber: 'What vb programmers do in vb, we can do it better in c++!' ;) MeDevil84 (ehm: sorry for the bad English!)
Do you remeber ADVAPI? No??? Ok, ADVAPI stand for ADVANCED API VIEWER, and the new version (2) will replace definitively the API viewer in Visual Basic. ADVAPI 2 it's the perfect thing to search/manage API declaration, types or constants. It allows you to search for a particular declare in multipe way, by: Index - Sub or Function - Name - Library - Alias - parameters and return type of a funciton. Besides, it permit you to search for const and types, and to check dependencies when you add types or declares... Try it and please, vote!!! PS: I don't know if the project it's compatible with early version of Visual Basic, you have to test it. MeDevil
Have you evere dreamt to manage C++ string like VB developers do? Now this dream is a reality, look: astring = "This is a string" & anthoerstring; This is now real in C++! you simply include bstr2.h in your project and then just declare strings like these ones: STRING a; String b = "Test"; string c = 45; BSTR2 d = b & c; You can do the follow: string a, b; a = 5; a++; b = "test" printf("a = '%s'", (char*)a); printf("b = '%s'", (char*)(b + a)); //You can use the & instead of + The output will be: a = '6' b = "test6" all the operator are redefined to work with strings and conversion from BSTR2 to any format are easly ase you see above. simple, isn't true? Inside bstr2.h there are numerous functions as in vb: left, right, mid, space, str, val, asc, split, join... and much more... Look at this project and vote for me please. New Upload.. i've improved somthings... P.S: Compatible with Microsoft VC++ at 100%!
You can't believe your eyes!!! (or you can?) I heard many vb programmers to say this: 'We have an easy management of the strings, a collection object that it's simpler than an array' etc. etc... Now, if you heard any vb programmer that say: '...we have the collection object...', you can reply: 'We also have the collection object!' The collection object it's like an array, but you can add and remove things easly... look at the code inside and please vote, and remeber: 'What vb programmers do in vb, we can do it better in c++!' ;) MeDevil84 (ehm: sorry for the bad English!)
Do you remeber ADVAPI? No??? Ok, ADVAPI stand for ADVANCED API VIEWER, and the new version (2) will replace definitively the API viewer in Visual Basic. ADVAPI 2 it's the perfect thing to search/manage API declaration, types or constants. It allows you to search for a particular declare in multipe way, by: Index - Sub or Function - Name - Library - Alias - parameters and return type of a funciton. Besides, it permit you to search for const and types, and to check dependencies when you add types or declares... Try it and please, vote!!! PS: I don't know if the project it's compatible with early version of Visual Basic, you have to test it. MeDevil
Have you evere dreamt to manage C++ string like VB developers do? Now this dream is a reality, look: astring = "This is a string" & anthoerstring; This is now real in C++! you simply include bstr2.h in your project and then just declare strings like these ones: STRING a; String b = "Test"; string c = 45; BSTR2 d = b & c; You can do the follow: string a, b; a = 5; a++; b = "test" printf("a = '%s'", (char*)a); printf("b = '%s'", (char*)(b + a)); //You can use the & instead of + The output will be: a = '6' b = "test6" all the operator are redefined to work with strings and conversion from BSTR2 to any format are easly ase you see above. simple, isn't true? Inside bstr2.h there are numerous functions as in vb: left, right, mid, space, str, val, asc, split, join... and much more... Look at this project and vote for me please. New Upload.. i've improved somthings... P.S: Compatible with Microsoft VC++ at 100%!
You can't believe your eyes!!! (or you can?) I heard many vb programmers to say this: 'We have an easy management of the strings, a collection object that it's simpler than an array' etc. etc... Now, if you heard any vb programmer that say: '...we have the collection object...', you can reply: 'We also have the collection object!' The collection object it's like an array, but you can add and remove things easly... look at the code inside and please vote, and remeber: 'What vb programmers do in vb, we can do it better in c++!' ;) MeDevil84 (ehm: sorry for the bad English!)
Do you remeber ADVAPI? No??? Ok, ADVAPI stand for ADVANCED API VIEWER, and the new version (2) will replace definitively the API viewer in Visual Basic. ADVAPI 2 it's the perfect thing to search/manage API declaration, types or constants. It allows you to search for a particular declare in multipe way, by: Index - Sub or Function - Name - Library - Alias - parameters and return type of a funciton. Besides, it permit you to search for const and types, and to check dependencies when you add types or declares... Try it and please, vote!!! PS: I don't know if the project it's compatible with early version of Visual Basic, you have to test it. MeDevil
Have you evere dreamt to manage C++ string like VB developers do? Now this dream is a reality, look: astring = "This is a string" & anthoerstring; This is now real in C++! you simply include bstr2.h in your project and then just declare strings like these ones: STRING a; String b = "Test"; string c = 45; BSTR2 d = b & c; You can do the follow: string a, b; a = 5; a++; b = "test" printf("a = '%s'", (char*)a); printf("b = '%s'", (char*)(b + a)); //You can use the & instead of + The output will be: a = '6' b = "test6" all the operator are redefined to work with strings and conversion from BSTR2 to any format are easly ase you see above. simple, isn't true? Inside bstr2.h there are numerous functions as in vb: left, right, mid, space, str, val, asc, split, join... and much more... Look at this project and vote for me please. New Upload.. i've improved somthings... P.S: Compatible with Microsoft VC++ at 100%!
You can't believe your eyes!!! (or you can?) I heard many vb programmers to say this: 'We have an easy management of the strings, a collection object that it's simpler than an array' etc. etc... Now, if you heard any vb programmer that say: '...we have the collection object...', you can reply: 'We also have the collection object!' The collection object it's like an array, but you can add and remove things easly... look at the code inside and please vote, and remeber: 'What vb programmers do in vb, we can do it better in c++!' ;) MeDevil84 (ehm: sorry for the bad English!)
Have you evere dreamt to manage C++ string like VB developers do? Now this dream is a reality, look: astring = "This is a string" & anthoerstring; This is now real in C++! you simply include bstr2.h in your project and then just declare strings like these ones: STRING a; String b = "Test"; string c = 45; BSTR2 d = b & c; You can do the follow: string a, b; a = 5; a++; b = "test" printf("a = '%s'", (char*)a); printf("b = '%s'", (char*)(b + a)); //You can use the & instead of + The output will be: a = '6' b = "test6" all the operator are redefined to work with strings and conversion from BSTR2 to any format are easly ase you see above. simple, isn't true? Inside bstr2.h there are numerous functions as in vb: left, right, mid, space, str, val, asc, split, join... and much more... Look at this project and vote for me please. New Upload.. i've improved somthings... P.S: Compatible with Microsoft VC++ at 100%!
You can't believe your eyes!!! (or you can?) I heard many vb programmers to say this: 'We have an easy management of the strings, a collection object that it's simpler than an array' etc. etc... Now, if you heard any vb programmer that say: '...we have the collection object...', you can reply: 'We also have the collection object!' The collection object it's like an array, but you can add and remove things easly... look at the code inside and please vote, and remeber: 'What vb programmers do in vb, we can do it better in c++!' ;) MeDevil84 (ehm: sorry for the bad English!)