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Submitted: June 5, 2009        Views: 210
It implements 2 "secure" string functions found in the VC++ Runtimes that obviously arn't present in G++.
Submitted: June 5, 2009        Views: 241
This will help you in formatting a console effortlessly, including automatically printing exception information, and filling complete lines with a certain background colour. It also stores previous state, so you can change the background colours/buffer size etc. and revert back to the originals with one function call. Had to resubmit since somebody denied it... It's clearly written by me and I've posted it on another site as "muppetalert", whois muppetalert.com.
Submitted: June 9, 2009        Views: 689
It would be great if Javascript came with an option to get/set the selectedValue of a select box - Sadly it doesn’t. Luckily for us, though, there’s an extremely easy way to set it, even though it’s not particularly clean. Basically we can make a function such as the following that will allow us to set the value, all it takes is 3 arguments (and could be even less if you modify it a bit), and is extremely simple to use. Of course, there is also code to get the selectedValue.
Submitted: June 9, 2009        Views: 102
If you need to build complex tables then this class will help. It takes an array (which for most programmers is easy to visualise in their heads as a table) and outputs it to HTML table code for display.
Submitted: June 9, 2009        Views: 96
Supports Conditionals, Blocks (repeated data), PHP Variables, Simple (Evaluated) IF statements, built in variables, and basic "compression" of the output. Taken directly from source code of MageBB v2.