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<0> i knew that was coming...
<1> I'm reading from a windows bitmap
<1> getting every thing ok
<1> but I'm bits per plane is always zero :S
<2> yeah...but how would i differentiate? delimitator(suggestion) ?
<3> use commas?
<1> any hint?
<3> Fma, bits per plane? I'm not sure taht is normally used
<1> its actually bits per pixel I think
<1> can be 1,4,8,24,256....
<3> did you check the MSDN docs on bitmaps?
<1> not yet
<3> that and wotsit.org are your best bets
<2> OKay. I know the line will be readed. it will be blablabalabal 1x1 ... i want to throw away the blablabalabal , and get only 1x1.
<4> http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/dilbert-20060605.html



<1> ok i've an unsigned short
<1> I want to display this short as character
<1> but when I'm casting it in char Obviouly I'm loosing 'M'
<4> There you go
<5> senate rejects gay marriage ban
<5> well done bush, wasting senates time
<5> that would never in a billion years p*** unless the rest of the country was as stupid as alabama
<5> it's close, but not quite that stupid
<4> So gay marriages are allowed all over the US?
<6> IRR: no, they are just not globally banned.
<5> basically it's still a state issue
<4> I see
<5> rather than ratified in a constitutional amendment that takes away rights
<4> Well if 2 people are gay, why would they want to marry?
<3> there are only a few states that allow it iirc
<5> who knows
<5> i don't know why straight people do it
<4> Can't they just live together (not that I approve of it)
<3> California decided to annull all its gay marriages a while back
<6> IRR: why not?
<4> I mean, the institution of marriage is often treated pointless in american and similiar societies.
<6> That's a different issue.
<4> So why would, of all the people, the gay croud want to sanctify their relationship?
<5> that's likely because it is pointless
<6> But if a hetero couple can marry then a homo couple should be allowed to marry, too.
<5> you know, little thing called not being discriminated against
<6> "You're gay, so you're not allowed to believe in symbolic acts."
<5> "you're gay, so you don't get the same benefits provided by marriage"
<6> That too.
<5> it's a legal contract that only certain people are allowed to enter into
<5> it's stupid
<4> Well, even from a strictly secular point of view, the primary benifit of marriage is that to the kids.
<5> how so?
<4> They get to have a mother and a father.
<5> they get that biologically
<4> But the parents are committed to them as well as to each other.
<4> Biologically, maybe not.
<5> except, marriage doesn't commit anyone
<4> urm.. that didn't come out right
<6> IRR: it's quite difficult for a person that not formally belongs to another persons family to make decissions on behalf of that other person.
<4> I mean, if its just the biological relation without marriage or even consent, then its not as good.
<5> "goog"
<6> (turning off the machines, doing any banking business while someone is ill, etc)
<0> shoot all the gays
<5> erm
<5> "good"
<0> that way there'd be no issue
<0> :)
<5> that sounds like a statement only a religion person might say
<5> religious
<4> We'll miss jblitzen :(
<0> i've seen the light man
<4> bealtine switch it off. Electricity is expensive.
<0> i have to wait until the batteries wear out
<4> Hell, even potatoes are expensive in Ireland
<0> uh uh
<4> Remember the potatoe famine?
<5> yeah, he was alive then
<0> not really i'm ot that old
<2> Hello. The link to my program is this: http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16326.html - I am tryng to get only the numbers from a file that i read , but...i've tried to read the file into a buffer and search only for the numbers and it haven't worked. Can someone give me an idea ? Thanks



<5> even vic wasn't
<5> even my father wasn't
<0> that was 1840 - 1845
<6> Shortage on potatoes causes forgetfulness.
<0> thats carrots :)
<6> that's seeing.
<6> see?
<5> at any rate, my position on gay marriage that if a gay couple wants to be as stupid as a straight couple and get married, then let them
<0> see caustic remark above...
<4> peterhu from your own experience, would you say that you enjoyed family life more, and would treat it as a luxury as compared to having a single parent?
<5> it would be impossible for me to make the comparison
<0> indeed only if they are treated as abysmally as husbands/men in general should they be allowed to marry
<5> the problem with marriage is that it's a legal entity and not solely some construct some stupid religion believes in
<5> therefore, it needs to provide access to all people
<0> i love marrying...i do it regularly
<6> pabloBHZ: without looking closely at your code (spanish identifiers don't improve readability), use std::getline with ':' as delimiter to read until the ':'. Then read the number.
<0> hate being married tho
<2> I'm brazilian :P
<2> Thx
<6> Well, portuguese would be even worse :P
<2> i used to insert a comment in english to explain my problem.
<2> and i speak portuguese =]
<6> Yes, I understood that part. But to properly help you, one needs to read the code, too.
<2> hmm...translate the whole code to english would be hard.
<6> while(!x.eof()) is usually a bad idiom.
<2> damn
<2> they teach it lol
<6> (it's commented out)
<6> while (!file.eof()) { file >> x; process(x); } // WRONG. file.eof() indicates FAILURE due to EOF. If file >> x fails due to EOF, process(x) won't have an x to process. And if it fails for some other reason (e.g. bad input), this loop may never end. Try { while (file >> x) process(x); } instead. See also: http://www.gnomesane.net/code/doc/noteof/
<5> heh my network admin just wanted to talk to me
<5> apparently, they were seeing a lot of FTP traffic coming from my box
<2> hmm...but what i have to do is arq2.getline(buffer,255,':');
<2> to store in a buffer what i've readed
<5> i told him i circumvented the firewall for RDP traffic by using that port
<6> Also, you should #include <fstream>, not <fstream.h>
<5> luckily, he likes me, so he'll allow it
<6> pabloBHZ: yes.
<2> then,in this buffer(a string,sure), i will look what is after ':' right ?
<5> bealtine: yeah, marriage is a drag
<6> pabloBHZ: or you use the .ignore() member function of std::istream.
<5> it really makes no sense why people would want to get married; my guess is that they're just ignorant
<6> No, buffer will contain the stuff before the ':'.
<6> getline treats the ':' as the end of line character in this case.
<5> Asriel: how are things in your country? i need a new one
<7> erm, not tooooooo bad
<6> (you should read about std::getline)
<7> we still have a reasonably effective opposition and 3 party system
<4> peterhu what about your marriage?
<6> So you use getline to read the stuff you want to ignore :) (yes, it sounds odd)
<7> terrorism crap is still being peddled though
<5> irr, it's a sham
<5> ok time for lunch
<2> i used to do arq2 >> buffer
<2> and got only the scores
<2> what i needed =]
<2> hmmm...i see
<2> i read what i want to ignore(discard), then i can put in a buffer what i need...as each part of the buffer will have only three characters,i can analyze better =]
<6> getline(input, buffer, ':'); /* reads the junk at the start of the line, then: */ input >> buffer; /* reads the interesting part */
<6> I guess you don't have much time left for that program.
<6> Otherwise, that soccer thingie will be over.
<8> hi! does anyone know how I can disable trigraphs in vc++?
<7> ?
<8> the text ????==? gets converted to ..?#=?..
<8> gcc does the same thing unless you turn this off
<7> so use \?
<7> designed specifcally for this purpose
<7> ???\?==?
<6> trigraph = Sequence of three characters that stands for a single character: ??= for #, ??/ for \, ??' for ^, ??( for [, ??) for ], ??! for |, ??< for {, ??> for }, ??- for ~. Introduced for systems supporting ISO 646 but not ASCII. Trigraphs get replaced by the preprocessor. The introducing digraph-sequence (??) can be escaped (?\?) for not introducing a trigraph.
<8> ok thanks!
<8> I just remembered that stuff from unix coding
<8> fell over that topic too once
<9> anyone know of a machine to throttle bandwidth on a single machine so we can test what "slow connections" behave as


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