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<0> sets the placce on fire basically
<1> Oh
<1> Just remember, men are stupid
<1> That's the lesson of every commercial these days
<0> at least they don't have lady lumps
<1> You like your humps
<0> sweet, xmen III trailer
<1> I wonder if Storm will be back
<1> Go figure
<1> That actually looks like crap
<0> pwn
<1> But I admire their effort in taking money from 12 year olds
<0> xmen > you
<1> That's a canister of the nerve gas, in case you've never watched before
<1> Which, being the gaey that you are, is a safe bet
<0> pfft
<0> i've watched this stupid show as there's nothing else on on mondays
<0> could that chick be frumpier?
<1> I like her
<1> She's authentically mental
<0> the other socket master programmer?
<1> Yes, she spends all day opening sockets too
<1> Actually, she shot a guy with an AR last season
<1> And another guy this season
<0> whomever is her acting coach needs to tell her "ok, now try it without frowning the entire scene"
<1> At least she's not one of these nameless pretty people
<1> I don't like watching CTU/The OC crossovers
<0> you just don't like pretty people, like me, because it makes you feel ugly
<0> and rightfully so
<1> No, I just think she's a believable programmer
<1> Which is to say, ugly, like you
<0> she looks like a klingon with those wrinkles
<1> She looks a bit like your wife, actually
<1> owned
<0> there's no point being jealous, you of all people, being from texas, know we can't get married
<1> Yes, her being a man
<0> they don't take kindly to your kind there
<1> I'm well aware that that sort of thing isn't legal in VA
<1> The biggest series ever made by the BBC Natural History Unit, aiming to offer the definitive portrait of the Earth, starts on BBC One on Sunday.
<1> Not hyping that one at all
<0> it starts with the intelligent designer
<1> The BBC can't definitively portray a 30 second press conference answer
<1> I guess they're trying to make it up in volume
<0> yeah, check his vitalos, that's important
<0> -o
<1> Stop speaking spanish, you gaey
<1> Not sure I'd tell her "don't move"
<0> seriously, the worst lighting in a government building *ever*
<1> Don't think we'll have to worry about the building for a few episodes
<2> is there any way to get istream_iterators to catch spaces?
<0> thankfully, that guy doesn't breath oxygen, he breathes ham
<1> Heh
<1> He was a good character
<1> Showed up a few seasons ago
<0> no he wasn't
<0> he sounded and looks like a gargantuian retard
<1> Like you
<2> like, std::remove_copy_if<std::istream_iterator<char>, std::ostream_iterator<char>, pred>(std::istream_iterator<char>(f), std::istream_iterator<char>(), std::ostream_iterator<char>(of), pred()); where f is ifstream and of is ofstream
<1> What is this stupid ****
<1> This is your mind on a four year theater degree
<1> And, hey hummer, gas was $3 a gallon
<1> Nobody wants your **** any more
<1> I don't know, fury
<2> yeah because remove_if will iterate through every character in the file except whitespace
<2> where is that string_with_spaces thing that vawjr had
<1> khan
<1> You'll like this
<1> A local headline today:
<1> SOUTHLAKE: BOARD TAKES UP CHEERLEADING FLAP
<1> (SOUTHLAKE, March 6) -- Southlake Carroll High School's cheerleading squad may be cut by more than half. Only 14 girls made the squad, but there was an uproar by parents of those who were cut. The school board opened the team up to everyone who tried out. Now the parents of the original 14 are complaining and want the cheerleaders who were added on cut again. The board takes it up today.
<3> _fury: Perhaps an istreambuf_iterator would work, not sure :/
<0> set(ios::noskipws) perhaps?
<1> Are you trying to remove spaces or what, fury?
<2> there is no 'noskipws', there is a 'skipws' though
<2> JBlitzen yeah this is just a stupid benchmark thing with php, just trying to do this as elegantly as possible
<2> just removing consecutive spaces from test data
<0> there is a noskipws
<2> real easy, I was using remove_copy_if with a mutating predicate
<2> error C2039: 'noskipws' : is not a member of 'std::basic_ios<_Elem,_Traits>'
<2> works fine except it skips whitespace
<0> sorry, it's a manipulator
<0> unset(ios::skipws)?
<0> or stream << noskipws;
<1> Could replace " " with " " until there are no more results
<1> Not a very fast solution
<2> I wanted to use istream_iterator
<0> or stream >> noskipws;
<3> You could try my idea
<2> about 56 errors using f << std::noskipws;
<2> oh >>
<2> that worked
<2> reads one character past the end though, weird
<1> hm
<2> oh
<2> because f >> std::noskipws;
<2> I need a putback() after that
<2> or similar
<2> http://noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16017.html
<2> weird
<2> definitely reads one past the end
<2> ah
<2> ios::binary
<2> which I had tried to get rid of the whitespace problem
<2> works now, thanks
<0> no prob
<1> Nice
<2> man
<2> istream_iterators are so not portable.
<2> I mean they're portable on compliant systems/compilers
<2> but like this one doesn't have remove_copy_if, this one doesn't have noskipws
<3> It doesn't have them?
<2> no
<2> unless skipws is defined somewhere other than <iostream> there
<2> works fine with my vc7.1 and dinkum stl
<3> iomanip
<2> ah
<2> where is istream_iterator defined on those systems
<2> <iterator>?
<3> yes
<2> ugh even with <iomanip>
<2> gcc 2.96 still says there is no "::skipws"
<2> even though I don't use that 'using namespace' stuff ever, I use std::skipws
<2> er
<2> noskipws
<3> I'm not totally sure that noskipws is standard
<3> It is :/
<2> it works with the gcc 4+ on my box
<2> but not 2.96
<2> I mean 2.96 is ancient
<0> 2.96's standard library wasn't complete
<2> I don't expect the fancy stuff to work with that
<2> yeah
<0> works fine on my 3.3.6
<2> oh really, cool, thats what I'm actually trying to get this to work on
<4> CC++
<2> yep works on 3.3.x
<2> thanks peterhu
<4> CC++ plzz
<0> anytime
<4> CC++ plzz
<3> ...
<0> damn
<2> I wonder if that gcc's STL's remove_if and remove_copy_if is safe for mutating predicates
<0> wanted to kick him
<2> I remember one of the old dinkum STLs, that wasn't portable, because it copied the predicate or somethin
<5> huh?
<2> heh my c++ code using stream iterators is a full 28 seconds slower than php
<2> I know streams are slow but man
<1> They came up with a good name for that stuff
<1> sentox
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