I know the answer to the question above is yes but my reason for
asking is that it doesn't seem to work properly
I have a manged C++ WinForms project
In it I have a form A, I want to derive a form B from it

Is it possible to conditionally change the value of the "Browsable"
attribute at the top of the property constructor at runtime in VC++.net?
For example, I would like to conditionally change the following property
(PartNumber) to display in a property grid.  I can control whether it

Can anyone show me how to convert between VARIANT and std::string and back,
thanks!
Torben
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I was trying to find an algorithm to count the number of leaf nodes in a
binary tree. I tried and could not find a nice way to do that. Can someone
give me a clue of that ?
Thanks in advance!

I know that some variables are stored on heaps and some on
stack in C++. How about functions? where does function
reside on memory? Is it stack or heap?
And are both function (not class member) and method

I have a version of mscomm32.ocx on my machine which is dated 1997.  I
assume
this is the version that came with my Visual Development suite 97.
I did not buy a Version 6 and went straight to .net, hence I do not have a

I hope this is the right news group :)
I get several internal compiler errors with studio.net 2002, when compiler
with /CLR in release mode, it's on a statement similiar to this one:
SomeList::iterator it    = someList.find_if(

I am trying to compile and run exisitng embedded C/C++ code in VC++. I have
problems in strcpy functions. When  it reaches this step, it abruptly stops
the program. Any idea?
I am trying to understand where to learn the alternative functions.

I am trying to convert a C# class to Managed C++. The C# class derives from
System.Exception and uses constructor chaining.
I understand that C++ does not support constructor chaining. I am using
VS2003.

I am finishing learning the fundamentals of Managed Extensions, however
my current book has not anything about multithreading.
I am thinking to read a chapter about that of another VC++ 2003 oriented
book.

I want to implement "Policy Based Design" but I don't find the vc7 compiler "friendly" enough for that.
VC7.1 is the bare minimum in my view. Is there a way to upgrade the compiler and libraries to more recent
iso/ansi standards?
Otherwise I'll need to port the living daylights out ...

in my code I have the following declaration:
void *buffer1;
void *buffer2;
Now, buffer1 is allocated (not shown), and its address is copied into

I've heard the phrase "streaming data into a rich text box" and I want to
know whether it means what I hope it means.
What I hope it means, is that if the user pastes a whole load of text into
the rich text box at once, such as a whole paragraph, a normal combobox would

I have been checking C++/CLI lately by using VC++ 2005 Express Beta 1
(should be called Alpha though).
In managed extensions we could pass managed pointers to functions taking
 unmanaged pointers as parameters by using __pin pointers: