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Ivor Horton's Beginning Visual C++ 2005ISBN: 978-0-7645-7197-8
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1224 pages
February 2006, ©2006
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| Chapter | Page | Details | Date | Print Run |
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| 2 | Error in Solution (Soln2_6.cpp) The enum in Soln2_6.cpp should be: enum class Month{January=1, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December}; |
05/15/07 | ||
| 14 | Typo Paragraph 2, line 4 (or sentence 3), near the end reads: the solution folder has the came name as the project. should be: the solution folder has the same name as the project. |
3/3/06 | ||
| 1 | 18 | Replace Sentence The second sentence on the page should be replaced by the following: In the left pane of the Options dialog that is displayed, extend the Text Editor item by clicking the +, do the same for the C/C++ item and select General. If you then check the Line numbers box in the right pane and click the OK button, line numbers will be displayed. |
6/08/06 | |
| 21 | Error in Text Second line from the bottom: click Code in the right pane, and C++ File(.cpp) in the right pane. should read: click Code in the left pane, and C++ File(.cpp) in the left pane. AND Sixth line from the bottom: on the right side of the dialog box should be: on the left side of the dialog box |
7/25/06 | ||
| 46 | Error in Text Paragraph 2, line 6: semicolons should be: colons |
05/14/07 | ||
| 49 | Error in Text This occurs in the first sentence of the first paragraph below the first gray-highlighted code in the Whitespace section: Original Text: "There must be at least one whitespace character (usually a space) between int and fruit for the compiler to be able to distinguish them but if you add more whitespace characters they will be ignore." ignore should be: ignored |
10/15/2007 | ||
| 62 | Error in Example enum State : bool { On = true, Off}; should be: enum State : bool {On=true, Off=false}; The original fragment used to compile but the compiler was ultimately modified to enforce the rule that enumerators in an enum of type bool must all be explicitly initialized. C++/CLI enums of other explicit types do not need to be initialized explicitly, although they can be. The section referred to looks as though it got left in by mistake; There is a section on enums for C++/CLI later in the chapter. It still doesn't say that bool enums must have explicit values, but it should. |
02/07/07 | ||
| 77, 84, ... | Error in Text The bitwise OR should be " | " rather than the " > ". Also, the >> operator appearing below the line containing && should be the || operator. |
04/26/2006 | ||
| 82, 84, 85 | Errors in Code Every occurent of the bitwise OR operator, which is described as '<', should be '|'. |
04/08/2006 | ||
| 84-85 | Incorrect Symbol The section on the Bitwise OR uses a greater-than symbol: > It should use: the Bitwise OR symbol |. |
4/25/06 | ||
| 86 | Error in Code code toward the bottom of the page: unsigned int number = 16387U should be: unsigned short number = 16387U |
01/30/07 | ||
| 90 | Typo The third line in the third paragraph is: "if you use duplicate names makes, it very easy to hide variables" should be: "if you use duplicate names, it makes it very easy to hide variables" |
9/13/06 | ||
| 91-92 | Error in Figure On page 91 the text references Figure 2-12; and then discusses "the variable VALUE1 which appears at the beginning..." There is no such variable VALUE1 in Figure 2-12, or VALUE4. *see download |
03/29/2006 | ||
| 96 | Error in Text System namespace with C+/CLI code should be: "System namespace with C++/CLI code" |
03/26/07 | ||
| 99 | Error in Text Toward the bottom of page in the section titled "C++/CLI Specific: Fundamental Data Types", the table below it reads: long long | 8 | From 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 in the row. It should read: long long | 8 | From -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 AND the C+ library files should be the C++ library files |
05/25/2006 | ||
| 100 | Error in Text Under the Fundamental Type Column is reads: "ool" It should read: "bool" |
05/24/2006 | ||
| 108 | Error in Code The code line in the middle of the page that reads: ConsoleKeyInfo keyPress = Console ReadKey(true); should be: ConsoleKeyInfo keyPress = Console::ReadKey(true); |
4/08/06 | ||
| 116 | Error in Text In the second line of the paragraph at the top of the page the text reads: "bool:true" Should read: "bool::true" |
04/08/2006 | ||
| 124 | Error in Text Typo: Second paragraph, last sentence, under "Logical Operators and Expressions" "... boils down to a choice between two possibilities (true or false." should be: "... boils down to a choice between two possibilities (true or false). |
02/13/2008 | ||
| 164 | Error in Text "Under "Using Objects", 2nd paragraph: one ouse based on a given blueprints Should be: one ouse based on a given set of blueprints |
3/18/06 | ||
| 4 | 175 | Error in Example The output for the example is from a debug version, so the pointer values differ by more than 4. A typical output for a release version of the program is: number1 = 66 &number1 = 0012FF70 number1 = 990 pnumber = 0012FF74 *pnumber = 99 |
6/08/06 | |
| 182 | Error in Example middle of page; example of applying sizeof to type name: "size_t_size" should read: size_t long_size = sizeof(long); |
03/19/07 | ||
| 198 | Typo can involving Should be: can involve |
06/11/07 | ||
| 199 | Error in Text 2nd paragraph: left parenthesis should be: em dash. |
04/24/2006 | ||
| 201 | Error in Text 7th line down: left parentheses should be: em dashes |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 206 | Error in Text How It Works on the 3rd line: left parenthesis should be: em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 210 | Error in Text 3rd line: 'place' should be: 'placed'. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 213 | Error in Text 13th line: left parenthesis should be: an em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 215 | Error in Text funbction should be: function |
08/08/2007 | ||
| 216 | Error in Punctuation 3rd Paragraph: there should be a period at the end of the sentence. |
4/24/06 | ||
| 216 | Error in Text 3rd paragraph: left parenthesis should be: an em dash |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 216 | Error in Text Last paragraph: the first left parenthesis should be: an em dash. |
4/24/06 | ||
| 217 | Error in Text 2nd to last paragraph: left parenthesis should be: an em dash |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 220 | Error in Text third word on the third line: trim() should be: Trim() |
4/10/06 | ||
| 220 | Error in Text 6th paragraph, 2nd to last sentence: left parentheses should be: em dashes |
4/24/06 | ||
| 222 | Error in Code In the 2nd code fragment of the page, {0] should be {0}. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 225 | Error in Code 4th paragraph 'stackValue' should be 'trackValue'. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 225 | Error in Text In the last paragraph, 4th line says: "An interior point" Should be: "An interior pointer" |
08/03/2007 | ||
| 226 | Error in Text 5th paragraph in the middle of the page, in the 2nd sentence. 'This' should be 'Thus'. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 227 | Error in Code In the second to last paragraph the code reads: !pstart > pend It should read: !(pstart > pend) |
03/19/2006 | ||
| 235 | Error in Text 2nd paragraph, left parenthesis should be an em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 242 | Error in Code cout << endl << "incr10(pnum) = " << incr10(pnum); should be: int result = incr10(pnum); cout << endl << "incr10(pnum) = " << result; |
08/14/2007 | ||
| 247 | Error in Text 1st paragraph, left parenthesis should be an em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 5 | 253 | Error in Example In the example Ex5_10.cpp: the first argument is missing from the sum() function call in each of the two statements in the main() function. The statements should be: cout << sum(6, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12) << endl; cout << sum(9, 11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 66, 99) << endl; AND The output shown following the example is also incorrect. It should be: 42 473 Press any key to continue . . . |
6/05/06 | |
| 253 | Error in Code The code reads: cout << sum(2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12) << endl; cout<<sum(11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66. 77, 66, 99) <<endl; In both cases the count of the number of arguments was left out. The result of running the code is also incorrect. By inspection one can tell that the sum of 2, 4. 6, 8, ... > 10! The code that I downloaded from the Wrox site for this example contains the same error so the results are really weird. The first line of the code should read: cout << sum(6, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12) << endl; The first digit being the number of arguments passed. The first digit in the next line should be 9 followed by the digits presently shown. *PLEASE NOTE: the Ex5-10.cpp file in the code download was updated on 6/26/08. Thanks! |
06/25/2008 | ||
| 278 | Error in Text 4th paragraph before Try It Out, in the 2nd sentence there is 'or' missing so it should read: 'If you initialize a parameter to a function in the prototype, or if...' |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 283 | Error in Text 4th paragraph, the three left parentheses should be em dashes. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 287 | Error in Text In the first sentence - the two left parentheses should be em dashes. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 296 | Error in Figure Figure 6-5, In the third block down: /0 should be: \0 |
7/19/06 | ||
| 309 | Error in Text 7th paragraph 'al' should be 'all'. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 311 | Error in Code In the // comment in the code, 'found' has spilled on to the next line. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 313 | Error in Text 2nd from last paragrah the two left parentheses should be em dashes. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 324 | Error in Text 1st paragraph, 2nd to last sentence 'structs' last 's' should be of a different type. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 338 | Error in Code Last cout should have a space between << and endl; |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 359 | Error in Code In main, in the declaration for CBox cigar there should be a space before the last initializing value. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 360 | Error in Text 2nd from last paragraph, the left parenthesis in the last sentence should be an em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 361 | Error in Code In the first code fragment, there should be a space preceding the last initial value, 1.0. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 361 | Error in Code in the example code below the section titled "const Member Functions of a Class": the firat line of the function definition: double Volume() should be: double Volume() const |
04/30/07 | ||
| 383 | Error in Code second line of code (in gray) at the top of the page: ht->meters should be: ht.meters whole lines read: Height ht = Height(6, 8); // Height of 6 feet 8 inches Console::WriteLine(L"The height is {0} meters", ht.meters); |
04/18/07 | ||
| 388 | Error in Text 5th paraph in the last, last sentence, one of the two successive 'the' should be deleted. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 397 | Error in Text under "Exercises" section, 3rd line reads: a.sptr should be: a.sPtr |
03/10/2008 | ||
| 403 | Missing Word Middle of the page, second last sentence in the long paragraph: "the free store memory is released." should be: "the free store memory will not be released." |
04/18/07 | ||
| 419 | Error in Text Just below the middle of the page following the code fragment the left parenthesis should be an em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 427 | Error in Text Middle of the page, second sentence of the paragraph before the title "Class Templates": "With the prefix forms" should read: "With the postfix forms." |
04/18/07 | ||
| 442 | Error in Figure Figure 8-7: aBox reads: "W=2" should read: "H=2" AND the figure should include "L=8" for aBox and "L=3" for bBox in order for the figure to match the text. |
04/18/07 | ||
| 444 | Error in Text In point 2 at the bottom of the page the left parenthesis should be an em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 446 | Error in Text In the paragraph preceding the section heading the left parenthesis should be an em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 448 | Error in Text 4th paragraph, "'real" has a spurious single quote. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 449 | Error in Text In the last sentence - 'the' in code font should be in normal paragraph font. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 452 | Error in Text 2nd paragraph, the left parenthesis should be an em dash. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 454 | Error in Text Last paragraph, in the 2nd to last sentence there should be a space between 'as' and 'Header File (.h)'. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 467, 469 | Error in Functions The definition of the increment operator function for the Length class on P 467 and on P469 is not correct. On both pages it should be: // Pre- and postfix increment operator static Length^ operator++(Length^ len) { Length^ temp = gcnew Length(len->feet, len->inches); ++temp->inches; temp->feet += temp->inches/temp->inchesPerFoot; temp->inches %= temp->inchesPerFoot; return temp; } The argument passed to the overload increment or decrement operator function should never be modified within the function in C++/CLI code. It would be useful to output the final version of len4 in the example 8_10 by adding the statement: Console::WriteLine(len4); // Final value of len4 The output would then be: 275 feet 9 inches 14 feet 6 inches can be cut into 5 pieces 2 feet 6 inches long with 2 feet 0 inches left over. 1 feet 0 inches 2 feet 0 inches 2 feet 1 inches Press any key to continue . . . |
04/18/07 | ||
| 468 | Error in Text Bottom of page: the two static operator overload prototypes have the comments reversed. The function definitions at the bottom of P469 should be: static Length^ operator*(double x, Length^ len); // Multiply - L operand double static Length^ operator*(Length^ len, double x); // Multiply - R operand double |
04/18/07 | ||
| 469 | Errors in Text Top line of the second and third gray boxes: The function definitions should read: // Multiply operator implementation - left operand double Length^ Length::operator*(double x, Length^ len) { int ins = safe_cast<int>(x*len->inches +x*len->feet*inchesPerFoot); return gcnew Length(ins/inchesPerFoot, ins%inchesPerFoot); } // Multiply operator implementation - right operand double Length^ Length::operator*(Length^ len, double x) { return operator*(x, len); } AND second last line of code: postfix increment operator should be: prefix increment operator |
04/18/07 | ||
| 473 | Error in Text In the 1st sentence there should have comma between 'programming' and 'class inheritance'. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 502 | Error in Text First sentence at the top of the page: Add > New Item should be: Add > Existing Item |
04/18/07 | ||
| 523 | Error in Text In the last point 'A class that contains...' has a spurious space. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 525 | Error in Text under "How It Works" section, 1st line reads: You first create an array of handles to strings should be: You first create an array of handles to Box objects: |
03/10/2008 | ||
| 536 | Error in Code In the 2nd code fragment there should be a space preceding the last initial value for newBox. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 549 | Error in Code In the code for the Try It Out: the first } should be: { |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 556 | Error in Statement The first two gray lines under the "List<T> - A Generic List" heading both read: List<int> numbers = gcnew List<int>; According to the text, the second one is supposed to show a definition of a list with a capacity of 500. The statement on P 556 to create a list with a capacity of 500 is in error and should be: List<int> numbers = gcnew List<int>(500); |
04/18/07 | ||
| 579 | Error in Text In the 1st sentence at the top of the page 'NDEBUG are defined' should be 'NDEBUG is defined' |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 584 | Error in Code p584 In the body of main() the statement defining pName should be: char* pName = new char[myName.getNameLength()]; (This is deliberately incorrect at this stage. The correct statement is therefore an error.) |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 603 | Error in Text All references to 'categoryname' in the tables should be 'category'. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 605 | Error in Text In the 1st point, 'segment' should be 'segments'. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 615 | Error in Text MDI parent window & parent window client area point to the same thing. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 616 | Error in Text In the first paragraph of the new section on the page the first sentence should read: 'When you write a Windows application, your program is ...' |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 618 | Error in Text The HANDLE description should begin: 'Ahandle to an object - a handle is a 32-bit integer value that records the location of an object in memory. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 623 | Error in Text The struct name should be WNDCLASSEX. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 655+ | Numerous Errors in Reference In the sections of Chapter 12 that deal with using the MFC Application Wizard: all references to the "right pane": should be: "left pane" This one error is repeated numerous times in the chapter (too many to list them all). |
05/29/07 | ||
| 625 | Error in Code static char szAppName[] = "OFWin"; should read: static LPCTSTR szAppName = L"OFWin"; |
08/09/2007 | ||
| 658 | Error in Text 4th paragraph: .txt should be: txt |
05/29/07 | ||
| 721 | Error in Text There should be a space between BLACK.BRUSH and WHITE_BRUSH. |
4/24/2006 | ||
| 770 | Error in CodeOn page 770, last four lines - "The string can then be treated as the representation of a number to some base, 32 say. The numerical value for the string 'fred', for instance is 6*323+18*322+5*321+4*320 and, assuming you expected to store 500 strings, you could calculate the hashed value of the key as: 6*323+18*322+5*321+4*320 mod 503" These equation '6*323+18*322+5*321+4*320' should be expressed in a form like '6*32^3+18*32^2+5*32^1+4*32^0' where exponents of 32 are used. |
12/16/2010 | ||
| 1036 | Error in Direction next to last sentence on the page: You'll see a small arrow at the top left of the control. should be: You'll see a small arrow at the top right of the control. |
02/19/07 | ||
| 1052-1053 | Error in Code In code fragment at bottom of p1052 and top of p1053, the random->Next() methods should be passed max+1, not max, because Random::Next() generates Int32 values less than the maximum specified value. Code should read: p1052: values[0] = random->Next(min, max+1); p1053: values[i] = random->Next(min, max+1);" |
10/15/2007 |
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