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<0> look at that image, it's a good way to choose a container
<1> :O there is no end to that flowcchart!
<0> sure there is
<2> CrazyBandit Crew ownez me ? LOL
<2> the chimp's on acid me says.
<3> tis a trojan...
<2> yeap
<1> I see no (END)
<3> thus, I doubt acid is involved.
<3> threat, ITS OVER WHEN YOU ARRIVE AT A CONTAINER...
<3> oops
<4> Isn't there a brand of condom named Trojan?
<3> caps lock is evil.
<2> DrkMatter LOL
<1> Twister2, so why dont the containers link to an (end)!!!! for completeness :)
<4> Well, I think there is. And it seems like one of the worst possible name for that particular kind of product
<5> anyone alive?
<4> No.
<3> threat, because its already complicated enough... so why add stupid redundancy
<4> We're a bunch of zombies.
<4> Dead processes that haven't yet been reaped.
<6> Twister2: so if I do "inFile >> std::vector<string>" how would i call them later
<3> no no no
<5> how do i draw text with bg bcolor differentb than the normal bg color?
<3> inFile >> tempstring; yourvector.push(tempstring);
<3> err push_back
<6> yourvector.push_back(tempstring);?
<4> tehkevn: Incomplete question. What are you using to draw text?
<3> yes
<3> std::vector<std::string> yourvector; // outside of the loop
<1> Twister2, COMPLETENESSS!!!!!
<3> threat, you enjoy aded 'fluff' in your life apparently.
<3> many people go with the keep it simple attitude.
<3> TCO?
<3> propaganda too
<1> Total cost of ownership
<1> ignore me,
<3> well your flowchart ideas increase TCO. :)
<6> Twister2: i get --> "vector is not a member of std"
<3> help if you include <vector>
<6> Twister2: i added "std::string tempstring; inFile >> tempstring; vec.push_back(tempstring);
<3> you already had all that...
<3> all you needed was 2 more lines
<6> and then i wrote "std::vector<std::string> vec;" i included <vector> and i still get errors
<3> paste site...
<1> hehe
<3> bbiab
<1> yes, including <vector> always helps when you want to use a vector
<1> Twister2, ok
<6> http://pastebin.com/534909 i know im not understanding
<3> way off
<3> the declaration goes above the loop, the push_back goes in the loop using the 'value' var
<5> Hello Wordl
<1> wtf
<1> your defining vec after you refer to it?
<1> the compiling reads the source from the top to the bottom of the page
<6> how do i declare vec
<1> std::vector<std::string> vec;
<1> but put it above whree you use it
<1> you define it in line 47, but you use it in line 45, so put that line before 45 somewhere
<6> http://pastebin.com/534913
<1> its always a good practice to define variables right at the top of the function
<1> or in your case perhaps after the argc checking
<3> do you even listen?!
<3> I said BEFORE THE LOOP three times now
<6> sorry i pasted that before i read
<3> everything happens in the loop, or before it
<1> lol
<1> CptPotato, put line 41 below line 33
<1> CptPotato, and also you need to .close() the file streams when you have finished with them
<6> done and done. so now how would i call a string in the vector to use further in the file
<1> on in the case of an error in outFile, you need to close inFile
<1> on = or
<1> well you dont really have to, but its good practice
<6> alright, im looking into that. how would i, for example use the vector i created display the third string in it
<1> CptPotato, hmmm
<1> CptPotato, you *could* iterate through the vector or use [2]
<6> i dont have to use vecrors. im reading from a file and want to separate the individual strings to examine
<1> however there is no range checking when using [] so that could be dicey if there is nothing in the vector
<6> its an ***ignment for cl***. i could send u the ***ignment, but im trying to figure it out on my own
<1> CptPotato, you want to seperate per word (space delimtered) or per line? (\n delemitered)
<1> CptPotato, sending me the ***ignment wont help you understand the subject any clearer
<6> each file only has two strings, a random-char string, and a number
<1> however it will give me something to do :)
<6> ok i'll put it on my server.. the thing is.. i cheated my way through comp sci I, and now im in comp sci II and i really wanna learn this
<1> CptPotato, hmmm inFile >> str; inFile >> number; inFile.ignore():
<3> oh geez.. if its filtered output, you went a step toooo far
<3> don't need to do the ignore, and you would need a conditional threat
<1> or getline(inFile, str, ' '); getline(inFile, number, '\n');
<1> Twister2, you would to get the '\n'
<3> you don't want hte \n...
<1> which is why it is ignore()'d
<3> ignore is only used when switching from >> to getline
<1> incase he wants to get another line
<3> fhhand >> stringvar; // Ignores whitespace entirely
<3> and you need it in a conditional
<3> either a while, or an if
<3> s/a/the
<6> this is my ***ignment: http://cptpotato.dnsalias.org/hw.pdf
<3> well, have fun... I am off to sleep.
<1> night dood
<6> night, thanks for the suggestions
<6> threat: did the link work
<1> it worked
<1> I am reading it now
<1> but I refuse to do your homework for you :P
<6> some pointers would be good. i have an exam in this on tuesday, i kinda need to learn it
<1> CptPotato, hmmm you may want to test whether the int that is entered is > 0
<1> I mean >= 0 even
<1> also you should test whether the entered string is of square, right_triangle and isosceles_triangle
<6> the non-negative integer in the input file?
<1> yes
<6> ya i know, im gonna write those later, what im trying to do now is this: pick out the first string and and set it to a variable and the second one to count the heigh of the shape
<1> Implement very simple error checking to ensure that 3 arguments are provided and that the input and
<1> output file streams are successfully op ened. Your program should exit gracefully with a useful error message
<1> sent to std::err if there is a problem with the arguments
<1> CptPotato, you should do the simple stuff first :)
<1> CptPotato, that way even if you want do the whole thing, you will get at least some marks out of it
<1> want = cant
<1> stupid typo
<1> s
<6> ahh ive been working on this since 4..
<1> whats the time now ?
<1> (its 16:08 here :))
<6> i cant write those other functions without determing the first string and the size of the shape. its 12 now :-/
<1> so you have been working on it for 8 minutes? :P
<1> oh, gay
<6> 4=1600, and 12=000 (mil time)
<7> how do I get a pointer to the cl*** I'm using from the Frame Cl*** ("MainFrm.cpp")? this MFC
<7> it is a view pointer I'm trying to get
<7> anyone know MFC?
<6> threat: the thing is, we havent learned about vectors yet, so i don't think thats the method im supposed to use
<6> threat: char*?? im not really sure what that means.. but the prof used examples with it
<1> ?
<1> you dont know what char* is?
<6> i have a vague idea. would that help in this ***ignment
<1> char* is basically the same as char[]
<1> no, dont use c-strings, use std::string
<6> do u know how to write this pr0g?
<1> I should beable to do it
<1> but like I said before, I am not going to do your homework for you :)
<6> well u can help! i mean, i gave u some entertainment :)
<1> CptPotato, indeed you did :)
<1> CptPotato, hmm so the file can contain more then one string int pair?
<6> correct, the one there is just an example
<7> anyone know about CSplitterWnd???
<7> this is MFC
<0> look in #winprog or #win32
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