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XML as a collection        
Total Hits: 12  |  Today: 1 Author: M L Viñas Livschitz       Rating:  
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If you ever dreamed about a simple MFC-Based collection to handle an ANSI XML file then here is the solution.

CXXMLFile : (Class) eXtended XML File

This class reads simple XML files. It assumes the HTML/XML conventions in symbols and tags. But, the tag ? .... ? is ignored for now. This means that no codepage support is available (to make code simpler)....

Memory cache for collections of objects        
Total Hits: 16  |  Today: 0 Author: Pierre Couderc       Rating:  
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This template class implements a cache for memory objects. You can use it when you have a large collection of objects, that you do not want to put entirely in memory, but you need anyway to use some of them with quick access.
It can be seen too as a kind of stl map with its size controlled....

Serialize custom collections of CollectionBase        
Total Hits: 93  |  Today: 0 Author: eschneider100       Rating:  
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This is a simple demo on how to serialize and deserialize custom collections, while handling derived collection items. This version also demos, serialize, deserialize of unknown derived types of cItem (see Eitem class)....

Memory cache for collections of objects        
Total Hits: 135  |  Today: 0 Author: Pierre Couderc.       Rating:  
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This template class implements a cache for memory objects. You can use it when you have a large collection of objects, that you do not want to put entirely in memory, but you need anyway to use some of them with quick access.
It can be seen too as a kind of stl map with its size controlled....

Serializing a Collection of Collections (Using CObArray)        
Total Hits: 21  |  Today: 1 Author: Ben Aldhouse       Rating:  
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This is an article written by a beginner for beginners. Or at least, by a beginner for his own benefit but he is posting it up on CodeProject because he is hoping that it will be of interest to others, too. The style is intended to be useful to someone who is still relatively new (but not completely new) to setting up projects using the Visual Studio 6 IDE. The content of the article may be of interest to someone who is familiar with the technique of serializing an array of simple objects contai...

XBOX 360 Controller Input in C++ with XInput        
Total Hits: 35  |  Today: 0 Author: Minalien       Rating:  
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By the end of this tutorial, you should understand the basics of how to implement the XBOX 360 Controller for Windows in your C++ program, whether it be a game or some other random project that requires use of the controller....

Using .Net Collections from Native Code        
Total Hits: 10  |  Today: 0 Author: arnshea       Rating:  
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As projects are migrated to the .NET Framework there is often a need to integrate newly developed .NET based functionality into existing, not-yet-migrated, legacy COM applications. Ideally, the code being developed on the .NET Framework should take advantage of the rich class libraries that the framework has to offer. This can pose several problems for COM clients that want to use the managed code since COM and .NET have differing object models, memory models and runtime requirements....



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