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<0> not our play though
<1> You mean, not your's
<2> not mine either, but I like to be a part of the "in crowd" so I go along with whatever the m***es say!
<2> bow wow, mutha****as!
<3> shouldn't you be working [m]aniac?
<2> so I am "working"
<3> do you work on IRC?
<2> yes, yes I do
<2> should'nt you be working NI?
<3> No
<3> I should be sleeping.
<2> :(
<2> well it's 5PM
<2> so technically the work day is over
<3> you work from home
<3> your work day is never over.
<2> also true
<2> you are wise beyond your years, NI
<4> Yeah, the UN will (not) be way more selective about aid delivery than we would be.
<3> I can't argue with that.
<4> So, my question is: what was the net change in aid. It would be too ironic for it to be positive.
<3> it sounded like it was positive.
<4> I can't remember what it was, but there was some show or movie where the premise was that the best way to get foreign aid was to attack the US and then surrender.
<3> http://www.joannejacobs.com/mtarchives/016170.html
<1> Old Marx brothers movie, I think
<1> The mouse that roared?
<1> Ah, Peter Sellers
<1> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0053084/
<4> That looks abou tright.
<5> do variables that are forward declared in a cl*** have to be a pointer?
<3> yes.
<5> ty Noidea128
<5> *Noidea
<6> coprime huh??
<5> vawjrwrk: i.e. cl*** SomeCl***; cl*** MyCl*** { SomeCl*** var; };
<5> var has to be a pointer right?
<5> s/variables/members/g;
<7> it can be a reference
<6> the reason it cannot be an instance is that the size is unknown
<5> rdragon: could you: cl*** SomeCl***; cl*** MyCl*** { public: MyCl***(const SomeCl*** & var) : _var(var) {}; private; MyCl*** & _var; }; ?
<5> probably can't because of the const
<7> right
<7> and
<7> the member should be of stype SomeCl***&
<7> not MyCl***
<5> right, it should be
<6> why would the const be a problem?
<6> ah, the variable isn't
<5> thx guy
<8> the houston experience.
<8> a publicly traded company.
<3> you're publicly traded.
<8> i wish.
<9> do you publicly trade yourself?
<9> and the red light exchange?
<9> RLE?
<9> Roooooooooxannnnneee
<9> you dont have to put ooooooneee the reeeed liiiight
<9> -eee
<9> nobody sings with me...
<9> so sad
<10> !list
<2> !list ?? lol
<3> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,190943,00.html
<3> they were asking for it
<11> They strike because it appears better than studying
<6> Noidea did you watch the video on that page about the "force field"
<11> I think its just a radar with a laser
<11> What the hell is so top secret about it?
<6> ask the Israli's
<11> They did similar work to protect commercial airplanes from rpgs
<12> hello guys
<11> I think its the same tech
<4> Can it stop bullets, or is it just slower projectiles?
<12> need some help with this - http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16143.html
<12> for some reason when i put 5.6 and any decimal numbers prints them as ints
<11> It supposedly disables projectile damage capability
<6> it's stopping rpgs purportedly, though some of those tests looked like bigger missiles
<11> By hitting the warhead with a laser
<12> (the new numbers are being added by main())
<4> That's pretty neat.
<11> Which makes it blow up a bit away from the vehicle, and the armor stops the scattering pieces
<3> yeah vawjr
<3> pretty neat.
<11> Well all you have to do is put the payload a bit deeper ;)
<6> KBM what are you trying to do..and that won't compile here NULL isn't defined
<12> lol
<12> #define NULL 0x0
<6> silly person, why not just use 0 it's 3 less characters and some shift key manipulation
<12> simple its a double linked list
<12> with sort
<6> at any rate, why are you trying to create an doubly linked list of TypeLess ?
<6> do you have something against std::list<> ??
<12> so i can use INTS DOUBLE FLOATS all number types
<6> do you have something against std::list<> ??
<12> my teacher wanted me to do this
<6> oh ****, yet another teacher that wants the standard library re-invented
<6> I've paid my dues chasing linked list problems
<12> dude is simple - theres a template called typeless that will accept any type
<6> KBM then YOU fix it
<6> if it's so "simple"
<12> all i cant figure out is why isnt it working with float and double types
<6> I see your teacher apparently doesn't like returning from the middle of a l oop either
<12> ??
<6> why does bLoopCond exist?
<12> oh so can exit
<12> boolLoopCondition - bLoopCond
<6> and what would happen if you changed the bLoopCond = false to return size++
<6> btw, you should learn about "initializer lists" and replace of lines 32-35
<6> also, setting the variables to 0 in the destructor is kinda pointless
<12> yea - after i fix this bug im going to work on that next
<6> so what's the problem
<6> it's kinda silly trying to "index" a list, btw
<12> any #.# = #
<12> see main() line 151
<12> it outputs to just 5
<12> i've tryed forcing it (float) 5.7 and float(5.7)
<12> nothing works
<6> ummm, your container holds int
<12> im guessing that static_cast will not work either
<6> says si ub kube 144
<6> err, says so in line 144
<6> so how do you plan on putting a float in there?
<12> damn u found it
<12> lol
<12> i was looking at lines 1-139
<9> vawjr: dvorak?
<6> no, put right hand down one position to the left, then didn't watch
<9> ah
<13> hi there
<6> KBM Temp is uneccessary, as is TODelete
<13> i wanna know which book is the best for beggining learn C++
<6> I recommend the books at http://rudbek.com/books.html
<6> first one on the list
<11> Hmm this is cool: http://www.limnor.com/
<6> have you tried it?
<13> yea....
<13> but.... others??
<13> i wanna read others.. books.. more eas
<6> Cuculetzu what are you talikng about "more easy" ?
<9> IRR: Do you know that most PhDs in CS deal with workflows? :)
<6> Cuculetzu ??????
<13> a bit easy to follow
<13> sorry for my english
<9> vawjr, he wants you to read it for him
<13> no..
<6> that's about as easy as it gets
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