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What is a Message Board?

A message board is a place where one can ask and/or answer questions concerning a specific topic (in our case Windows Programming in C++). Members and visitors of the forum are active participants. Message boards are very instructive and let us learn from the experience of both beginner and expert programmers.

Cprogramming: In my opinion this is the best board. It has a specific board for Windows Programming.

Programmersheaven: This is a specific board for Windows Programming. In general, the topics are related to Visual C++ / MFC programming.

Bloodshed Software: The topic of this board is focused on the IDE compiler Dev-C++. It is not usual to find questions related to Windows Programming.

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Ultraboard Editor Ultraboard Editor

Ultraboard Editor is a simple application that converts C/C++ source code giving it a better appealing for posting on message boards.

The problem is that tabs and leading white spaces are stripped when converted to html. Certain sequences like \n are misinterpreted. The '^' sequence causes APO to appear and the remainder of the post is lost.

The solution is to replace tabs and spaces with html non-breaking spaces and to replace all non alphanumeric chars with their coded equivalent.

Download UB Editor (4 Kb): Win9x/NT. This program is completely free.

The following table shows how source code looks like before and after conversion.


Before


After


#include<iostream>

int main()
{
char quit;
while (quit != 'q')
{
cout<<"Hello world!"<<endl;
cin>>quit;
}
return 0;
}


#include<iostream>

int main()
{
    char quit;
    while (quit != 'q')
    {
        cout<<"Hello world!"<<endl;
        cin>>quit;
    }
    return 0;
}

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