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#include <stdioh> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { char fpath[64]; if(argc!=3) { printf("Usage: FINDFILE <fname> <ename>"); return 1; } _searchenv(argv[1], argv[2], fpath);

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/* fpath will contain path if file is found */ if(*fpath) printf("Path: %s", fpath); return 0; }

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The purpose of navigation applications Building a navigation application Page functions Finally, a definition for lactucarium

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The prototype for setlocale( ) is in <localeh> This function allows certain parameters that are sensitive to the geopolitical location of a program s execution to be queried or set For example, in Europe, the comma is used in place of the decimal point If locale is null, then setlocale( ) returns a pointer to the current localization string Otherwise, setlocale( ) attempts to use the specified localization string to set the locale parameters as specified by type At the time of the call, type must be one of the following macros: LC_ALL LC_COLLATE LC_CTYPE LC_MONETARY LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME LC_ALL refers to all localization categories LC_COLLATE affects the operation of the strcoll( ) function LC_CTYPE alters the way the character functions work LC_MONETARY determines the monetary format LC_NUMERIC changes the decimal-point character for formatted input/output functions Finally, LC_TIME determines the behavior of the strftime( ) function The setlocale( ) function returns a pointer to a string associated with the type parameter It returns null if an error occurs

localeconv( ), time( ), strcoll( ), strftime( )

It s one of those strange ironies that, as web browser application developers are doing their best to provide more Windows-like functionality to their applications, Windows application developers are trying to make their apps more webby. This has led to Windows applications that have back and forward buttons, that never pop up child windows, and that are often quite difficult to use. The fact is that there are situations where browser concepts fit quite well into Windows applications, just as there are situations where Windows metaphors fit well into browser applications it all comes down to the purpose of the application. Browsers were designed for navigating content moving through documents. In such a context, the ability to move back and forward, for example, fits very well. On the other hand, when trying to build a data-entry application in a browser, moving back and forward is, at best, ambiguous, and, at worst, a good way of annoying your customers as their data disappears into the ether.

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