Okay I know this is basic C++ but can someone tell me how to concatenate
char[] to string.
Ex:
char hexChar[]={'A','B','C','D','E','F'};

If a program running under the interactive logon session (say Susan), needs
to impersonate Bob (via "LogonUser()"), but Bob needs to access the network
as Susan (i.e., his local credentials will be his own, but his network
credentials will be Susan's), is there anyway to do this? ...

I have been looking at various info about VS 2005 and I keep seeing that the
XML code comment generation is being extended to VB.NET, but there seems to
be no mention of it correctly supporting C or C++.  At the moment it is very
hit and miss with the C/C++ comment generation, as ...

I hope I picked up the right group ;)
A few days ago I installed the VS2005 Beta and started playing with
it.
First of all the (Profile Guided Optimizations) PGO Feature looks very

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Hi, I am trying to write a managed class tha expose
Multiple Indexers Properties To C#, I use the 'DefaultMemberAttribute' Attribute,
but when i use the class from C# I get Strange Compiler Error.

Is there any way to get Whidbey to build for, say, framework v1.1?
Thanks in advance.

I have a little issue I hope you can help me with.  I retrieve the processes
that are running on my computer and get the C4800 warning in certain
situations.  The code snippet below illustrates my challenge.
Process* localAll[] = Process::GetProcesses();

In trying to create a RICHEDIT-derived ActiveX control in ATL, I've managed
to successfully implement the stock font property, thanks for all your help
on this.
I'm now stuck on receiving notification that the text has changed.

I've got this code:
(Library GMDDE.dll)
namespace GMDDE {
   delegate Int32 DDECall(Int32 uiType, Int32 uiFmt, Int32 hConv,

(*) I am writing an unmanaged application that hosts managed assemblies (
e.g. CorBindToRuntimeEx ) my app may host window based PEs and Console based
PEs, the host is a single executable and should be able to host the two types
of the PEs.

I have a coding problem. I hope I can explain it well enough.
I’m using VC++.NET, managed window forms
I want a dialog window change some process going on controlled by a class
defined in my main window form class.

I want to capture / read the text flowing through a chat window that
is part
of an external application. I should note that I don't just want to
capture

How can i specify the return type of a function returning a managed array of chars.
If i try to write: "char __gc[] func()" i get an error!
How can i do that?
Thanks!

I am tiring to load an assembly from memory ( e.g.
System.Reflection.Assembly.Load( byte[] ), this works fine through managed
and mixed code. NOW, I am tiring to achieve the same thing through PURE
UNMANAGED code, I can't use com or com interop, does some one have an idea

What is the new line character for a TextBox/System::String/Clipboard?
'\n' seems to copy to ClipBoard a square symbol.
Best regards,
Ioannis Vranos