Microsoft Visual Studio .Net 2003

[md]

solution explorer->right click on the source files folder->add new item; select the cpp file, and voila.

I prefer using the solution explorer view over the class view because I usually put each class or group of very similar classes in one file, so just having a list of files is makes it much easier to edit code.

[Andy]

wow.. i've been looking all over for that solution explorer.. thanks so much

[bugzpodder]

alternatively, you could use reverse(v.begin(),v.end()); to reverse the list after you sort it in ascending order.

[Andy]

wow.. that is awesome.. thx bugz +20 bits

[wtd]

Andy wrote:

YESYESYESYESYES!!!! thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much... btw, now i have another problem... after i disabled that thing, when ever i start an empty console application, i have to make a new source file, save it in the folder, then move it into the project... does anyone know an easier way?

Use GCC and learn standard C++?

No, seriously, you're learning how to be Microsoft's b****, not how to write good, standard C++ programs.

[Andy]

once i get my laptop, i think im gona lookin GCC more since i'll be running an ubuntu/xp dualboot... i guess there really is nothing wrong with learning msvc... plus, the compiler is alot better than the vc6 one...

[Mazer]

I find it easier to work with a nice and simple (preferably tabbed) text editor and using makefiles.