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But isnt there any other direct library functioon to do this<br />

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But isnt there any other direct library functioon to do this


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I think an easier way is like this<br />
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CString s;<br />
s.Format(&quot;You pressed %c&quot;,PressedChar);<br />
MessageBox(s);<br />
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what do u say?
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I think an easier way is like this

CString s;
s.Format("You pressed %c",PressedChar);
MessageBox(s);

what do u say?

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Why don't you just do it the easy way, using a CString that is formatted with CString::Format (similar flags to printf), then pass this CString to the messagebox ?
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Why don't you just do it the easy way, using a CString that is formatted with CString::Format (similar flags to printf), then pass this CString to the messagebox ?

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Hehe, looks like you agree with that then ;)
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Hehe, looks like you agree with that then ;)

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MessageBox will work only inside a CWnd derived object.<br />
use AfxMessageBox() instead.<br />

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MessageBox will work only inside a CWnd derived object.
use AfxMessageBox() instead.


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How can i use the MessageBox to print something like this?<br />
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MessageBox(&quot;You Pressed %c&quot;, pressedchar);
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How can i use the MessageBox to print something like this?

MessageBox("You Pressed %c", pressedchar);

easy question on MessageBox

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