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Universal MessageBox

Asked by khampton in C++ Programming Language, Microsoft Visual C++

I would like to build a "universal" messagebox that will accept any type (and number) of args. This routine will convert the args (if necessary), concatinate them and then show them via the messagebox... I would like to use STL but I really don't have deep experiece with C++ and could use some help...

example:

//prototype:
void UMsgBox(...)

void UMsgBox(...)
{
string s;
string convArg;
//loop thru each argument:

for( int i = 0; i < nArgs; ++i )
{
//get an arg:
---
//convert it to a string type:
convArg = ---
//concatenate the arg to the cumulative string:
s=s+convArg;
}
messagebox(NULL,s,"",MB_OK);
}

Note: I would like the args to be of any type, including pointers (in which case you would be printing an adress).

the caller would just use UMsgbox like this:

UMsgbox(V1," Hi Mom! ",T2,s," pointer: ",pData);

Please help me by suppling or substituting the necessary code.

Thanks in advance!

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Universal MessageBox

Asked by khampton in C++ Programming Language, Microsoft Visual C++

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