CodeProject | Newsletter (16 May 2011)

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Weekly Poll Results

Do you wrap single line statements in braces (or begin/end)?

Survey period: 16 May 2011 to 23 May 2011

Do you:

if (condition)      statement
or
if (condition)  {      statement  }
(Replace {}'s with Begin/End or whatever is appropriate for your language du jour)

OptionVotes% 
I always wrap single line statements25246.49252 votes, 46.49%
I sometimes wrap single line statements17432.10174 votes, 32.10%
I never wrap single line statements - only multiple lines get wrapped.11621.40116 votes, 21.40%

Most popular new articles
9 May 2011 - 16 May 2011

Latest Additions

182 articles overall 131 new, 81 updated, 0 moved. 63 were edited, 119 unedited
Article topics listed: C++

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New articles added

Dialogs and Windows

C / C++ Language

  • Another Copy Pointer - Gergely Mancz
    This article describes how to write and use a flexible policy based template copy pointer (Unedited)
    C++

Algorithms & Recipes

  • Logician: A Table-based Rules Engine Suite In C++/.NET/JavaScript using XML - Eric D Schmidt
    Overview of a cross-platform spreadsheet-based rules enigne with algorithms implemented in C++ and JavaScript, and wrappers to C#/.NET/Silverlight, Flash, and Mobile Platforms(via PhoneGap) (Unedited)
    C++, C++/CLI, C#, Javascript, XML, Windows, .NET, Mobile, Linux, Architect, Dev, Web-Development, Application, Framework

Uncategorised Tips and Tricks

Hardware & System

Articles updated

OpenGL

  • Random 3D Mazes in OpenGL - _beauw_
    Simulates first-person immersion in a randomized, 3D maze having a single solution. The implementation provided is a Win32 application built using MinGW, but the techniques offered are adaptable to a wide variety of OpenGL-compatible devices and development tools.
    C++, OpenGL, Dev

  • OpenGL Programming with MinGW - _beauw_
    Presents the essentials of building a basic OpenGL 3D project using MinGW.
    C++, Win32, OpenGL, Dev

C / C++ Language

Cryptography & Security

Threads, Processes & IPC

  • Spin Lock in C++ - sameer_87
    A Spin Lock implementation which can be used for general purpose locking (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, Win32, Visual-Studio, Architect, Threading

Uncategorised Tips and Tricks

Tips and Tricks added

GPU Programming

Programming Tips

String handling

Programming Tips

  • ASCII strings to Unicode in C++ - blytle
    also since _bstr_t's have operator (char *) and operator (wchar_t *) if you have included comutil.h, you can use it to do your conversion.char * source = "this is my source" ;_bstr_t converter_temp(source) ;wstring target ;target = wstring(converter_temp) ;... and the other way... (Unedited)
    C++, Unicode

  • ASCII strings to Unicode in C++ - Philippe Mori
    inline std::wstring AsciiToUnicode(std::string text){ // Could do some DEBUG check here to ensure it is really ASCII. // Also, if in the future, it is found, it is not the case, // it would much easier to update code. // Same as jean Davy here... return... (Unedited)
    C++, Unicode


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