ftk-0.6.2.zip - linux下的五笔输入法,支持在linux下五笔输入，可以在linux下编译
com_in_c1_src.zip - here are numerous examples that demonstrate how to use/create COM/OLE/ActiveX components. But these examples typically use Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC), .NET, C#, WTL, or at least ATL, because those frameworks have pre-fabricated "wrappers" to give you some boilerplate code. Unfortunately, these frameworks tend to hide all of the low level details from a programmer, so you never really do learn how to use COM components per se. Rather, you learn how to use a particular framework riding on top of COM
NetDemo_9.rar - java获取网页信息的源代码，请需要的朋友取用！！！！！！！！！！！！！！
10.zip - Making use of .NET design capabilities by implementing filename type editor
9.zip - Some Logging Classes for C++ on the Windows Platform
7.zip - Obtaining data marked up in XML creates the need for Application Layer tools to easily and efficiently work with XML data
6.zip - This article gives a basic overview of the building blocks underlying XML Schemas.
5.zip - A simulation of the famous MineSweeper game by Microsoft.
4.zip - This article introduces a simple approach to in-memory transactions that can be used to implement Undo and Redo. The technique uses SEH and Virtual Memory and requires only STL and Win32.
2.zip - An onscreen keyboard for pen computing and touchscreens
VC6, NT4, VS6, MFC, Dev, Intermediate
1.zip - Part two of the logging service - the viewer
VC6, Win2K, WinXP, Win2003, VS6, MFC, Dev, Intermediate
DateClass_demo.zip - To use the class in your project you will need the following files:
SimpleDate.cpp: contains the date class functions
SimpleDate.h: Header for above class
Parseit.cpp: Helper class that parses date strings
DoomsdayDate_demo.zip - An ingenious yet simple way to calculate the day of the week for any date was invented by John Conway called the Doomsday rule. I highly recommend reading the article by S.W. Graham which fully describes the algorithm
BasicTime.zip - You all might have used CTime or CTimeSpan to manipulate the system timer. Here is an article to show you how your system timer works. I will give you an idea of port communications behind the system clock manipulations. Those who are a little biased on hardware and software interfacing practices would find this article of great help.
AlternativeTimestampClass_src.zip - This is a timestamp class that stores dates and times from year 0 – year 9999 and beyond. It stores timestamps up to an accuracy of hundredths of a second It can be constructed using a range of different formats, it can output individual components as well as strings in various formats, and it includes comparison operators as well as some basic date arithmetic (add day, add month, etc.). This class is aware of leap years, but not leap seconds
timeclient_src.zip - The time is calculated and converted to 64-bit in the first and second lines and then converted to local time zone before being converted to a SYSTEMTIME structure. Last of all the system time is set.
DTConvertor.zip - Lately I ve had to do a lot of work with CTime and COleDateTime object variables. They re pretty nice classes to work with but not when you re debugging and need to know their actual date-time values. The CTime class stores its value in a time_t member variable and COleDateTime uses the DATE type to keep its value. Unfortunately when we need to know what they mean in human-readable format
mydate_src.zip - MyDate objects can be created using the default constructor, or with the overloaded constructor which takes a date in the DD/MM/YYYY format as its argument. A MyDate object created using the default constructor will
SysTimeConversion_project.zip - When you use the Microsoft Automation functions VariantTimeToSystemTime to convert variant time to system time and the SystemTimeToVariantTime to convert system time to variant time, the milliseconds value appears as zero or is ignored
TimeZoneEditorSrc.zip - In mid-2003, someone in the Lounge asked for a list of time zones. I said that I had one, but the data was in a CodeBase/FoxBase file. Chris Maunder asked if I could retrieve that data and submit it to CodeProject. After procrastinating a few weeks, I decided to go ahead and not only extract the data, but to write a program to edit that data.
DoomsdayDate_src.zip - Any Day of the Week Using the Doomsday Rule
SRSS_src.zip - The Main three functions are:
CTime GetSunset(double dLat,double dLon,CTime time)
CTime GetSunrise(double dLat,double dLon,CTime time)
CTime GetSolarNoon(double dLon, CTime time)
traycalendar_src.zip - Tray Calendar is a freeware utility that I wrote after being amazed that
Microsoft did not bother to offer us a calender in the tray, and
People were charging good money for tiny little tray apps.
DateClass_src.zip - SimpleDate.cpp: contains the date class functions
SimpleDate.h: Header for above class
Parseit.cpp: Helper class that parses date strings
Parseit.h: Header for above class
DateRecur_src.zip - Many applications require the ability to schedule appointments, workshops or applications, etc. The ability to schedule these items in a recurrence pattern is a must when there is more than a few dates involved.
XDllPt2_demo.zip - This series of articles discusses four common situations when working with DLLs:
This series of articles discusses four common situations when working with DLLs:
This series of articles discusses four common situations when working with DLLs: This series of articles discusses four common situations when working with DLLs: