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<0> lol
<0> Ok Ok
<0> What I'm doing is NOT working ...
<0> I think I might have a problem understanding the i/o buffer
<0> Let's see ...
<0> I first have a menu where the user has to enter a number from 1 to 4 ...
<0> Option 1 asks the user some information from the console : description of an appointment, time of the appointment ...
<0> That then creates and object appointment and returns to the menu ...
<0> Where the user has, again, to choose between options 1 through 4 ...
<0> Problem is, right after I've asked the user to type in the description of the appointment, it returns to the menu and does not allow anything else, it just loops ...
<1> Hi guys. I have a cl*** A<T> containing a function void f(T). Now this function is getting called by code like: f(g(some,args)), which is all fine and dandy unless g returns void, in which case we're screwed. Is there any nasty cast I can perform to get a value (any value will do as I can specialize cl*** A to ignore it when T=void) out of a void function? Or alternatively is there any even nastier bit of ***embly which would do the same thing?
<1> Any help would be much appreciated, thanks.
<1> An ideal solution would be a macro M( type ) that evaluated to g(some, args); if type is void, or f(g(some,args)) otherwise
<2> can anyone give me an example on how to use istringstream for converting an integer to string? thank you
<3> convert2 = A nice way to convert between data types is to use a templated function to wrap around stringstreams. For Example: template<cl*** TO, cl*** FROM> TO lexical_cast(FROM blah) { TO t; std::stringstream ss; ss<<blah; ss>>t; return t; } . USE: TYPE d = lexical_cast<TYPE>(someString); *Note* this exists in boost as boost::lexical_cast in a better form (with error checking).
<3> for the special case of a string: std::ostringstream ss; ss << 42; std::cout << ss.str();
<3> you can't use an istringstream to convert an integer to a string
<4> calc bot
<3> bot = Hey, who are you calling a bot?!
<4> hi there
<5> name of c++ big red book is =
<6> c++ big red book.
<7> accelerated c++?
<5> i need advice on c++ books
<7> http://www.rudbek.com/books.html
<8> calc accu
<3> accu = http://www.accu.org - ***ociation of C and C++ Users. Check out the Technical (mostly C and C++) Book Reviews Section ( http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/index.htm ), which also has a listing of 'Highly Recommended' books.
<5> thank you
<5> Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days Complete Compiler Edition -- anyone have been reading this book?
<9> <7> http://www.rudbek.com/books.html
<9> Where's the vawjr rule... DO NOT READ BOOKS WITH "TEACH YOURSELF", "DUMMIES", "IDIOTS", etc.
<10> I recommend _against_ books with any of the following in the title: idiots, dummies, teach, beginning, yourself, learn, seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, weekend, tricks, master, guru, visually, super, bible; or that mention a specific product or compiler.
<5> didnt know =\ , i also recived this "C++ in Plain English (Hungry Minds, Inc., 2001)"
<8> hey, you updated that :)
<8> "super" and "bible" seem to be recent additions.
<5> why bible. =\ i hae flash 5 bible 1280 pages . very good book
<10> _m_ that comment is only w/ respect to C++
<8> So the "Super Bible of PHP" would be a potentially good book?
<8> :P
<10> seems unlikely, but I've not evaluated books on PHP
<8> BTW, I recently had BIG problems reading reviews on ACCU.
<8> The website had changed and became totally unusable.
<8> (depending on browser versions, I suspect)
<11> vawjr: IwanttoloveU
<10> ACCU ?
<10> _m_ hoser, what can you expect?
<8> Yes, as in www.accu.org
<10> into town for church and grocry shopping, back later
<12> You sound like Pa on "Little Hous"
<12> e
<12> Later
<13> How would one go about fixing this for a C++ proj. in VS2003: MgaUtil error PRJ0019: A tool returned an error code from "Performing Custom Build Step"
<14> any ideas on a particle system for rendering the smoke tail of a falling comet?
<13> MrMuscolo you are constrained to C++?
<13> Otherwise use Shockwave 3D
<15> do -not- use shockwave 3d.
<15> unless you're a big fan of satan. i mean macromedia.
<15> i mean satan.
<13> Macromedia got bought by Adobe which is an angel.
<13> Super natural lobbying.
<15> i like to think of it as macromedia just infected adobe, and now we'll be seeing flash animations in our pdf's
<13> Altar*
<13> :#
<8> It's already pretty bad that Adove insists on enabling JavaScript in the Acrobat Reader.
<8> s/ve/be/
<13> Or maybe pdfs in director shockwaves
<16> how can i read a number in c++ , ***uming that the number starts with zero,and that i do not want to use an array
<17> what the heck does "undefined reference to `pthread_create' " exactly mean?
<8> you forgot to add -pthread to the command line?
<17> yes sir
<17> thanks
<18> I have a variable CM and I would like to go to seek "C" to connect it has a vector and the "m" for another vector but c++ see that a variable "CM" how I make to go to seek a letter just?
<18> anyone can help me?
<19> |iozgirt| hi.. i'm isabelle my photo > http://www.chatchut.com/isabelle.jpg
<19> KICK this one!
<20> is she hot?
<18> lol
<19> thats not a pic
<19> that is an order
<19> folder ;)
<18> anyway can give me some help with my problems?
<18> anyone*
<19> which problem
<20> yes
<18> ok i have to read a *.txt
<18> and on this file i got a code
<20> fread()
<18> like CM
<18> but c++ read "CM"
<18> and i need only the "c"
<21> As Pat Buchanan said, homo***uality has gone from "the love that dare not speak its name" to "the love that won't shut up."
<20> what is CM
<21> heh
<18> to connect with a vector
<18> and the M at another
<18> wich command i have to use
<18> c = Texas
<18> m = Car
<18> but i have to vector
<18> with letter and definition
<18> i have to get the first letter and go check in the vector
<20> use fread()
<18> how?
<18> i dont know fread()
<20> read char by char
<22> fread? WTF
<20> fgetc
<22> We are on c++ here
<20> oh
<20> right
<20> :)
<18> ok right
<18> i can use fread() in c++?
<22> Technically... yes
<20> I think so
<22> But, it's not recommended
<18> what is recommanded?
<22> Using c++ fstream
<20> forget about c++, you can do it easily in C
<22> As in c++
<18> cin<<name<<person<<code<<price...
<18> i have to use the command for code...
<22> What do you want to do?
<18> read char by char in the section code
<18> because c++ read 1 variable CM in string
<18> and i need the c for 1 operation and m for another
<18> understood?
<22> Not really
<18> ok scuse my english i retry
<18> i open 3 file
<18> 1 file i have city
<18> 1 file i got transport
<22> Speak french?
<18> yes
<18> :P
<21> shouldn't your arrows be the other direction?
<21> cin >>
<21> ?
<23> Heh: "The first rule of optimization is: Don't do it."
<24> I thought the first rule was: leave it to the compiler
<24> Hello JBlitzen
<25> Hi IRR
<23> they don't talk about the compiler optimization
<23> the point is to not do any optimisation while writing the code
<24> http://www.geo.tv/geonews/details.asp?id=109385&newscategory=pakistan
<23> to do it when you're done
<24> Should be interesting to address optimization through the aspect oriented approach
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