Recent content by rjr9999

There are MANY ways you can do this. You can use a plain text file with a common delimeter (or however you spell it), a spreadsheet, access, SQL....My recomendation is to look into microsoft's SQL server. You should be able to find plenty of documentation searching google or the like. Rob...

The majority of todays video games are created useing C++ and Assembly. There are PLENTY (and I do mean plenty) of books out there on the subject, if you'd like some references, let me know, I'll list a few I've used. Rob "Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear...

This is something very simple I threw together to test perfect macros for a MUD a friend of mine made (time based combat). I've managed to quickly and efficiently remove ansi color codes, however, instructing a text box or rich text box to display the color is a VERY slow process..I'm working...

bump (You know the drill) Rob "Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off." Http://www.thisisrisk.com/ - Currently down

sunaj yes I'm currently useing the a SafeArrayHeader meathod to trim the escape codes from incomeing data and then push it character by character to the text box. This isn't where I'm loseing speed though, in fact it's VERY fast. The problem arises when i do textbox.selstart = 65000 when the...

I need to display text recieved through a telnet session in a fast manner. As of right now I can format the text according to ansi escape codes (I used string mapping, for those curious) extreamly quickly, and push it into a text box quickly. The problem is, as the text box fills up, the...

I want to be able to read the STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR from the telnet app without actually extracting it. In otherwords, it will be a quasi-telnet client. What I plan to do is create a scripting language of sorts to respond to information passed to and from the telnet session. I hope this isn't...

bump (For a THIRD time...this is getting real old, real fast people) Rob "Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off." Http://www.thisisrisk.com/ - Currently down

bump (again) Rob "Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off." Http://www.thisisrisk.com/ - Currently down

bump Rob "Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off." Http://www.thisisrisk.com/ - Currently down

I feel stupid now, but I just can't figure it out. I need to be able to communicate with the standard telnet app that comes with winXP. I know I have to do something with pipes, but I can't quite figure it out. If anyone could give me some sample code to point me in the right direction, it...

(BUMP) again... Rob "Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off." Http://www.thisisrisk.com/ - Currently down

(bump) Rob "Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off." Http://www.thisisrisk.com/ - Currently down

(bump) Rob "Programming is like art...It makes me feel like chopping my ear off." Http://www.thisisrisk.com/ - Currently down

I'm trying to find information on monitering and decodeing TCP and UDP packets in either C++ or VB (preferrably C++). It seems every time I post this question it gets passed over. I'm trying to create a quasi-firewall of my own (that is, report when any program tries to send or recieve data...