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<0> that's getting e-mailed around.
<1> if you mean the alias, it's not mine, that's how it was written in a serious (supposed) unix programming book.
<0> no
<0> something that happened before you got here.
<1> Okay, i didn't know.
<1> What did i miss ? Anything funny ?
<1> Do you know about the alias i mentioned a while ago ?
<1> welcome Ashe
<2> whitewabbit what about it?
<1> vawjrwrk, shell complains about it
<2> well, what's the complaint? and what shell?
<1> hold on a second
<1> bash: mv!*~/tomb:
<1> there's no such file or dir
<1> while rm test ( there is a test file )
<1> and tomb directory to mv on
<2> maybe you should be asking in some bash channel
<1> Okay, thanks and sorry for the troubles.
<3> hi
<3> how do I print the contents of an stl list in gdb?
<4> some here has vs or vs.net?
<4> i need to fix something and i need help
<4> ok
<5> hola
<6> hole
<4> Unhandled exception at 0x77d6e176 in SendMail.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0000274c.
<7> and?
<4> i dont know why is it
<4> when i compile the application its seems to be good
<7> it's trying to read at 0x0000274c, which it cannot access
<4> ---------------------- Done ----------------------
<4> Build: 1 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 skipped
<4> ok
<7> compile != runtime
<4> yes
<4> how i can i fix it
<4> ?
<7> frankly the problem could be anywhere in your code
<4> the break stop here
<7> run with the debugger until it fails and use the call stack window (among others)
<4> appui1.cpp
<4> line 117
<4> int nResult = ::MessageBox(hWnd, lpszPrompt, pszAppName, nType);
<4> // restore prompt context if possible
<4> if (pdwContext != NULL)
<4> the line 117 is in the middle of int nResult and //restore
<4> is a blank line
<7> check your data
<4> ok
<4> but that file is a windows file, no of my code
<7> and?
<4> ok sorry
<7> again, use the call stack window
<7> you'll find around where the problem is in your code
<4> >mfc71d.dll!CWinApp::DoMessageBox(const char * lpszPrompt=0x0000e491, unsigned int nType=1244512, unsigned int nIDPrompt=2082900380) Line 117 + 0x1cC++
<7> well see, that looks like garbage to me
<7> 0xe491 is certainly not a valid pointer
<4> ok
<4> but i dont understand
<4> is a blank line
<7> it's the line just above.
<7> I'll let you play with that
<4> ok
<4> int nResult = ::MessageBox(hWnd, lpszPrompt, pszAppName, nType);
<4> this line?
<4> or this if (pdwContext != NULL)
<4> *pdwContext = dwOldPromptContext;
<6> If I'm using .NET for TCPListener should i still use COUT or is it acceptable to use Console::WriteLine
<4> hmm
<4> EwIck-
<7> dude
<7> I'm not going to put my hand over yours and move your freaking mouse over the identifiers to show you what's wrong
<7> hit F1 and learn how to use it
<6> so.. console::writeline
<7> SB__: if you're going to write for .NET, might as well use what it has to offer
<4> i just want to tell you that i think that i delete some code of there
<6> EwIck-, aight
<7> as opposed to mixing it up
<6> EwIck-, 1 more, why does the M$ examples have 'Console::Write(S"Wa' instead of 'Console::Write("Wa'
<6> what is that S for?
<7> no clue
<8> my guess is type specification and that's all
<8> as opposed to, say ,teh @ sign
<6> hrm
<6> ok
<7> it's probably to convert the string to unicode
<8> yea
<6> unecessary?
<6> lol
<8> @"String" for example, vs S"string"
<8> perhaps unnecessary, sure
<6> compiles without
<6> i'll try without
<6> thanks :)
<7> satan's waiting for you at the doors of h.e.l.l. that's right. h.e.l.l. 8 byte wide
<4> i found my error
<4> and fix it
<9> _m_, pfloyd's okay
<9> I thoink
<9> -o
<9> You sure he was spamming?
<9> Or are you trying out a nick## script?
<10> heh
<11> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15932.html
<11> this is an mfc problem
<11> I have a problem in the first set of code I have in that link
<11> brb
<10> which is?
<11> no reported error
<11> except something with CString
<10> what's the problem?
<11> on line...
<10> "something" ?
<11> no real error message at all, just figure something with all these pointers... 1 sec lemmie try
<11> unhandled exception in TechCenter.exe...
<11> access violation...
<11> _AFX_INLINE CStringData* CString::GetData() const { ***ERT(m_pchData != NULL); return ((CStringData*)m_pchData)-1; }
<4> return m_name; <--- where is that declared?
<10> no idea, I don't see it anywhere
<10> pfloyd24 where (in your code) is the problem?
<12> anyone know of a XML parser thats cross platform?
<12> anyone know of a light weight XML parser thats cross platform?
<10> tinyxml ?
<11> ok 1sec
<4> 1.34
<11> CString aString = selectedcl***->GetNames();
<11> there
<10> I ***ume m_name is a CString
<11> yes
<10> apparently m_pchData is null ;)
<4> return m_pSelected;
<11> that's the problem?
<11> n/m doesn't work
<11> want to see the whole code?
<8> .
<11> well this ****s
<4> lol
<11> man I just got 2 kick*** books
<4> :)
<13> Kick*** Programming In C++ --and-- Kick*** Programming in Delphi?
<11> omg! how did you know?
<13> I'm psychic
<4> lol
<13> Alright. I'm not.
<4> :)
<13> I'm a hacker and I looked at your credit card records
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