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<0> I'm led to believe that English is difficult for native Japanese speakers
<1> http://www.outpostnine.com/editorials/teacher.html
<1> Stories about an English teacher in Japan
<0> I have a friend teaching English in Japan
<0> He gets paid a pittance at 250,000Y / month
<2> You know what's kind of funny though? Some kids can't say "Good morning", but damn near all of them can ask if I have a big ****. Or, "bigu dikku" in Engrish.
<2> That is interesting
<0> You'd me amazed what some of them can say, and have no idea what it means
<0> s/me/be
<2> come to think about it there is a lot of Japenese words that is taken from english
<0> Yup, loads of them
<0> Almost anything in computing, cars, sciences and the like
<0> One of my favourites is the Japanese for windscreen
<3> if i have a vector<int *> vecint;, do i destruct it by delete vecint, or do i have to manuall delete each one in the vector
<3> ?
<0> Furunto Garasu
<2> vector is nice
<2> how can that be windscreen
<0> front gl***
<2> ah haa
<2> it make sense!!
<0> Tiya
<2> TCA ... how about that vector question
<4> maria
<0> enjin
<0> etc
<3> im a noob so sorry if its dumb
<0> Itadakimasu
<0> j-fizzle - I'm noobier.
<1> Which vector question?
<2> j ... I dont know the answer too... that makes me a noob too ;)
<1> What do you think this is!? A programming help channel!?
<3> hehe
<2> wow nice answer
<0> I thought it was Sizzler
<2> i just hope rdragon is here
<1> It is a Sizzler, but we all daydream it's a Hooters
<2> he is always advocating vector .. like Vector Evangelist
<0> C-KoKoMoKo: From whence do you come?
<2> I never delete vector
<2> is that ok?
<2> TCA ... is it ok not to delete vector
<2> I look at one sample code and it doesnt delete vector variable
<0> Kompressor does not dance
<1> I don't know. I'm not a C++ programmer.
<3> kokomoko just got an error for trying to delete it
<3> i guess u gotta iterate through
<0> Do you need to delete it?
<2> hah! that settle it... dont delete it
<0> Did it cause you offence?
<2> it is automatically deleted
<2> like self destruct
<0> Perhaps you're vectorist.
<3> well i have a cl*** that has a vector of pointers
<3> then this cl*** has a vector of those
<2> ouch... that sound ominous
<3> and when i try and push_back it gives me an error
<0> That sounds scary already
<0> If you want them to push back, you should situate them next to a cliff
<2> aye
<2> JBlitzen ... if you are still up... please help us
<5> What?
<0> They want to delete vectors
<0> I feel this may lead to lynching
<1> String em up.
<2> if i have a vector<int *> vecint;, do i destruct it by delete vecint, or do i have to manuall delete each one in the vector
<3> k fine it was a dumb question
<2> i dont think it is a dumb question ... but hey I'm a noob
<5> I ***ume someone here has already explained that it's a bad idea to mix pointers and STL containers?
<2> I know nothing about c++ or programming, I just join this chanel to chat about language evolution
<5> Then don't ask about vectors
<2> I'm pasting that on behalf of j-Fizzle
<2> his original question got lost in a rumble of chat sequences just now
<6> JBlitzen: it's off now.
<5> Thanks, m
<5> pfloyd is one of the few nick exceptions that I know of
<6> Any idea how to improve the script?
<6> Add exceptions for well know people?
<6> Limit the script to unidentified people?
<1> Keep it as is.
<5> j-fizzle: http://www.codeproject.com/vcpp/stl/freeptrfnc.asp
<5> Dunno, m
<1> Seriously.
<5> Really it hasn't been much of a problem for us
<5> On the scale of spamming ***holes, the female nick ones are quite low
<6> it looks like we had 8 of them yesterday.
<6> ("yesterday" in my timezone, that is. (CET))
<7> forgot the Crippled indicator ;P
<1> I haven't crippled you. Yet.
<7> Just kidding TCA ...
<7> see ya all ... going to work
<1> Kidding. Yes. I'm sure one and possibly both of us were kidding.
<8> printf("loadavg: %.2f %.2f %.2f\n", loadavg[0], loadavg[1], loadavg[2]);
<8> is that how it works??
<9> try #C
<10> Nu:>
<10> ;)
<10> dement` da
<10> tu ?
<3> Thnk JBlitzen, cleared alot up
<3> is there anyway to convert a std::string to an int
<6> calc convert
<11> convert = Using the 'translators' built into the C++ stream libraries (which are extendable), a simple conversion technique is: #include <sstream> std::stringstream tempstream; tempstream << whatever; if ( tempstream >> whateverelse ) // conversion worked!;
<6> calc convert2
<11> 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).
<5> Sure thing, fizzle
<12> hi all, does anyone know why g++ on compilation, shows only one error each time? i mean when i compile it shows an error and then when i correct it, i compile again it shows another error? i am using : g++ -g -Wall (gcc version is 3.4.2)
<13> yugowas, it's possible that the errors are happening at different stages in the compilation (and are unrecoverable, so the compilation can't be continued)
<13> normally it will output more than one
<14> post the code and the compiler errors
<14> on pastebin, that is
<6> it's also possible your fix introduced the new error.
<12> ok guys, i thought may be there is a flag to indicate that. Tnx
<15> Sorry .. i`m off ..
<15> :">
<16> Hmm, Civilization IV uses boost python (and of course python)
<16> Then again, I cannot start it and it crashes, so maybe it's not a good thing
<14> ha
<17> waohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
<17> MuLdEr si eva voit a elle va piker sa grosse crise mdr
<18> english
<19> Off to office
<20> i need to copy move a directory
<20> how i do this
<20> ???
<20> pls
<14> in a program or from the command line or what?
<20> in c++ program
<20> copy a directory fron source to destination
<14> k, and have you googled for info on file I\O and creating directories?
<20> yes
<18> SHFileOperation
<20> nothig
<14> linux or windows?
<20> windows
<20> i found for VB
<20> but not for c++
<18> what api did the vb app use?
<14> um, the api call will probably be almost the exact same
<20> i use C++. NO VB
<20> ahh
<20> SHFileOperation
<20> ops
<18> anyway SHFileOperation works for me like I said earlier
<20> Move(const void *Source, void *Dest, int Count);
<20> this is what i fund on help
<20> but i dont understand
<20> void *source
<20> void *dest
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