UINT cast to int, UINT - variable, help

[obelix]

what kind of variable is UINT anyway, when I try to look it up in the
eMbVC++ HELP, i end up with nothing, nada, zero. So what is it and can
I cast it into simple int, and if not, can i simply use one instead of
another without any damage to the app.


regards obelix:)

[Ralf]

Re: UINT cast to int, UINT - variable, help

"obelix" <obelix@zeus.po lsl.gliwice.pl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:a4cc9408.0 310300943.41b5f d63@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
> what kind of variable is UINT anyway, when I try to look it up in the
> eMbVC++ HELP, i end up with nothing, nada, zero. So what is it and can
> I cast it into simple int, and if not, can i simply use one instead of
> another without any damage to the app.[/color]

UINT is simply unsigned int.

Ralf

https://www.oop-trainer.de

[Rolf Magnus]

Re: UINT cast to int, UINT - variable, help

obelix wrote:
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> what kind of variable is UINT anyway,[/color]

Whatever you (or any header you #include) typedef'd it to. It's not a
standard type. From the name, I'd guess it's probably unsigned int.

[Karl Heinz Buchegger]

Re: UINT cast to int, UINT - variable, help



obelix wrote:[color=blue]
>
> what kind of variable is UINT anyway, when I try to look it up in the
> eMbVC++ HELP, i end up with nothing, nada, zero. So what is it and can
> I cast it into simple int, and if not, can i simply use one instead of
> another without any damage to the app.[/color]

Using VC++?
Position the caret over the text UINT and press F12. If the system asks
you if it should create a database, answer yes. Once this is done, the
IDE will bring you to the definiton of UINT.

--
Karl Heinz Buchegger
kbuchegg@gascad .at