Bloodshed Dev-c++ Change Color
Jul 17, 2006 Even text color is non-portable. But many major OSs made the decision to provide the ability to change console text color. But I do not know of any who provided a way to change text size. With Dev C, you can change the text color by using the system's color.exe command, or the WinAPI's SetConsoleTextAttribute function.
Bloodshed Dev-c++ Change Color Chart
Bloodshed Dev-c Change Color Chart
I've already tried Resedit, and it just didn't work for me. And, I mean, AT ALL! It proved to be more than a headache, and since I keep all my C++ projects, I can always go back to the projects and correct my errors on my newer projects by referencing them.
I was using the Orwell update already, so yeah.
I am getting that Petzold book as a PDF right now. I was using The Forger's WIN32 API tutorial, and that was what messed me all up. I have a feeling that maybe it isn't accurate.
(On a side note, I hate Microsoft, so in no way in hell will I be learning any coding from them. The only reason I am using a windows computer is because I have no alternative. I had no computer for 6 years, and no internet for 8, so this is my savior. (Using other people's internet)).
Thanks for correcting the one slight error I made in the Winsock2_32 function call. I can't believe I made that, and the IDE let me get away with that!
But, as for the resource script, you only corrected me on lines I DID NOT ask you to help me with. I was getting an error on the second line, everything else was fine. (Still not compiling.)
I was using the Orwell update already, so yeah.
I am getting that Petzold book as a PDF right now. I was using The Forger's WIN32 API tutorial, and that was what messed me all up. I have a feeling that maybe it isn't accurate.
(On a side note, I hate Microsoft, so in no way in hell will I be learning any coding from them. The only reason I am using a windows computer is because I have no alternative. I had no computer for 6 years, and no internet for 8, so this is my savior. (Using other people's internet)).
Thanks for correcting the one slight error I made in the Winsock2_32 function call. I can't believe I made that, and the IDE let me get away with that!
But, as for the resource script, you only corrected me on lines I DID NOT ask you to help me with. I was getting an error on the second line, everything else was fine. (Still not compiling.)