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<0> or maybe it was with vector
<1> see victor
<1> broken
<2> well, he is still gone
<1> ah
<3> Damn. Even here there are spammers.
<4> m0o no, it was with list
<3> The big problem is that they are using ".com.br" hosts.
<4> but what difference does it make...what are you tyring to ask?
<3> Always false hosts.
<0> well, whats the best way to sort List
<1> any nice html parsing libraries out there or is doing it by hand yourself the way to go?
<3> And when someone like me,from brazil,tries to join the channel gets banned lol
<4> m0o are you on ****ing drugs?????
<1> yes victor's mad!
<4> I'll answer your question when you start answering mine
<2> P-Brasil, did you ever try using 10000000000LL / 10000000000LL like noidea suggested last night?
<0> LOL
<2> 10000000000 is too large for an 32-bit int
<3> tried. Not worked.
<4> better yet would be to do dn = val % 10; val /= 10; dn-1 = val % 10; val /= 10;
<4> and keep doing that until you're tired
<2> P-Brasil, what is "not worked"?
<2> works fine on my g++
<3> lemme go on Dev C++ and see the error message.
<4> P-Brasil just because you THINK you want to do it your way doesn't mean it's a good idea
<3> vawjr,calm down dude
<3> I never said its the best way
<3> I just said that i wanted that way,just it.
<4> then quit bitching that it doesn't work
<4> **** what you WANT
<4> the idea is to make it work
<3> Okay. I was just talking with peterhu about a problem i had last night. Sorry
<2> hmm
<2> what to make for lunch
<2> i can't wait to start my job
<2> "vacation" ****s
<4> when do you start? and with whom??
<2> monday, objectvideo
<2> a local company that produces intelligent video surveilance products
<4> ah, right, now I recall you mentioning them
<3> peterhu: WTF, with LL it works lol
<2> it should also work with ULL, which is actually what noidea suggested
<2> but as you declared things signed, i left it signed
<3> I will keep this information. It may be useful l8r.
<4> IMO it's insanity that C++ makes you type your constants for integral things
<5> ?
<5> like what?
<3> peterhu
<5> he's not a constant.
<2> i'm consistently awesome, however
<3> Could u make me a favour ? Just gimme an site that explains about the scalar ?
<4> Noidea like 1L
<5> oh
<5> yeah, that is obnoxious.
<2> P-Brasil, i'm not aware of a site, i'd have to google
<3> No,no need to google.
<3> I don't want to bug u.
<2> isn't long long C99, anyway? i forget
<1> how very nice of oyu
<1> anyone re: html parsing library?
<2> jill, not aware of one, i'd have to google =)
<1> k letmeknowthx
<1> ;) just kidding
<2> you could probably use boost::regex in your case
<2> to just pull out the info
<3> Man...i will have how to make client/server connections using c++ soon...i plan to make a system.
<1> oh cool a boost thing to learn
<1> yes
<1> i will read
<1> thx!
<1> alright im gone for lunch
<2> i'm far from a regex god; there are regex expression builders out there too you might find useful
<3> *have to learn.
<6> k peter ty :)
<5> you're never going to find a man if you keep eating so much jill|eating
<2> http://www.boost.org/libs/regex/example/snippets/regex_token_iterator_eg_2.cpp
<2> and example that pulls out anchors from HTML
<2> well
<2> URLs in general, not just from anchors
<2> and = and
<2> erm
<2> damn you fingers!
<2> and = an
<2> no wait, it does pull from anchors, so nevermind
<4> jill|eating did you get your C++ code reading the html? or are you still using wget?
<7> Hello. I want to include a .png file in my executable file so i only need to distribute one file. How can I do this with gcc?
<8> portably -- issuing something like bin2c
<8> (makes sense only for small files ofcourse)
<9> probably best way if you are programming for win32 platform is to use a resource dll and distribute two files..
<7> Metiscus, is there no good way to package everything as one file?
<7> (for win32)...
<10> zip it :)
<7> brain5ide, but then it isn't executable...
<2> typically in windows you would link images into a resource section using a linker that supports linking in resources
<2> i've never used gcc on windows, so i couldn't tell you how you would go about doing that
<7> peterhu, are there any open-source linkers that will do this? (i'm on linux, cross-compiling for win32...)
<2> i'm not aware of any, but i've never had the need to look
<7> There is no way to statically link to a dll, right?
<10> dinamic link library
<11> likebike: use mole box :P
<11> erm for win
<1> victor i haven't fudged with it yet
<1> still using wget atm
<2> ah, now i'm slightly less hungry
<1> taco bell rules
<2> blech
<1> i hate the company that made these boards lol
<1> i emailed them a week ago, asking if there is windows file sharing or ftp somewhere that we can enable/access
<1> so we don't have to go over http
<1> today they send me this long enough about the naming convention USING HTTP
<1> and telling me "the board saves the files in the PDF format"
<1> no ****
<10> LOL
<2> i'm surprised the boards don't have the feature to upload the documents to a file server in the first place
<2> hmm, that's just odd with kopete. why is it my MSN windows can get spellchecking, by my AIM windows can't?
<2> perhaps the craptacular background color feature for AIM conflicts with the spellchecking highlighter
<2> who knows
<12> or maybe you are just using the wrong software
<1> peter you have msn and we aren't buddies
<1> wtf i thought we had something special
<1> peter: yes about the boards uploading, they are retarded
<1> nice hardware
<1> but software they are clueless
<1> we're going to be negotiating/selling my program back to them
<1> ****s for them i am a total novice
<1> but it works ;) and is configurable without recompiling
<13> people can't the 'this' operator be used in a cl***e's ctor? (ex. protected init(). this->init()) if i use the this operator in a function that is called from the ctor, it works, but when i use the 'this' directly in the ctor i get an unresolved link time error.
<4> "this" isn't an operator
<14> ok...and...
<15> obj
<4> how did you try to use "this" in your construcor?
<8> but when i use the 'this' directly in the ctor i get an unresolved link time error. -- an ordinal example of a tor in a book would be { this->x = x; }
<14> this->init();
<14> melfar: huh?
<4> why use this-> at all, it's almost always redundant
<8> mozai, so you've no init() in there?
<4> mozai is your code in a derived cl***?
<16> how do i trap WM_CHAR using VC++ 2003
<14> because init() is a pure virtual method.
<14> yes
<14> so A::ctor calls all of it's children init() methods
<14> the weird part is that if I call A::baseInit(){this->init()} it works
<14> but the this->init() compiles, but generates a link time error
<2> why don't you paste some code, because you're having us wrong around in circles in less than clear explinations of the problem
<2> wrong = run
<2> christ
<2> what's wrong with me
<2> and that's the least of it; i recognized this specific st:ng episode within 10 seconds of exposure
<8> should that be "what's run with me" ?
<14> peterhu: How could my explanations be any clearer? the only code i have in my ctor is this->init()
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