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<0> IMO, it's rather disappointing that the compiler doesn't generate default << and >> operators for cl***es along w/ =, destructor, and copy-constructor
<1> (at least, in firefox)
<0> that could be the boost-doc utility they're using to construct the documentation
<2> peter: did you see firefox has a plugin now to run IE in a tab
<2> so now i don't have to use satan's browser anymore
<3> satans browser
<3> lol
<3> some features aren't available with that tab though
<3> for example remembering p***words
<3> or activex if you ever need that
<1> jill_s, cool, i'll have to check it out - i use the "view in IE" plugin occasionally when something doesn't work right with firefox
<3> the plugin is called 'IETab'
<3> it's a must-have IMO
<2> yep
<2> but it's a good step even with it's limitations.
<2> IE7 will have tabbed browsing tho, better late than never I guess.
<1> very cool
<2> :)
<1> i can get rid of view in IE now
<2> ye
<2> p
<1> i like the fact it automatically handles windows update
<1> one of those "why didn't i think of that" plugins
<1> using the webbrowser control is simple
<1> natalie13?
<1> come on _m_!
<4> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16032.html - Can someone take a look ? I've used to debug,but i still haven't found the reason why my switch isn't working.
<2> agreed peter
<2> but i have been demoted
<2> or else i could handle that!
<2> you don't break after case 3?
<2> you have the internal switch/case
<2> but when you come out of it
<2> you don't break before the original switch/case default?
<4> default do not needs break. After default,the only thing that switch will do is exit.
<2> no before the default
<2> you don't break case 3
<2> but anyhow you ahve your internal switch/case using 'a'
<2> but your outer one doesn't '1'
<4> Yeah. I have a internal using a letter,and the other using number.
<2> whats it do that it's not working
<2> error? or behavior you don't want
<4> Do not accepts any option.
<2> btw what i meant about breaks is like in case 'c' you break at the end
<2> before the nested switch/case goes to its default
<2> but you don't break in the main switch/case at the end
<2> i hate you peter
<4> I changed it
<2> and?
<4> I saw this error after you told me.
<2> yeah
<4> But...still not accepting any option.
<2> is it going to the outer switch/case's default always
<0> what does "not accepting any option" mean?
<2> yeah
<2> that's what i am wondering
<1> opt is char
<1> or did we already estabolish that?
<2> yes
<2> opt/opt2 are both char
<4> Yeah...but thats strange. I always used switch with chars and numbers, and never had any problem.
<4> Weird
<2> yeah but
<2> why in the internal one
<2> do you case 'a':
<2> and on the external one case 1:
<1> i find that very unlikely that you "never had any problem"
<0> P-Brasil you still haven't said what it's NOT doing
<1> i just found two cats on the forbidden leather couch
<4> vawjrwrk: It wasn't accepting any character.
<2> wait don't cases need to be { } if they are longer than a line?
<2> or is that java?
<1> there is now blue painter's tape all over it
<2> nm
<1> sticky side up
<2> case '1':
<2> case '2':
<5> I wonder if javascript is capable of handling an AJAX IRC client
<4> now everything is fine. I just have to adjust "\n" and endl; =]
<0> P-Brasil I have NO idea what "wasn't accepting any character" means? you were debugging and the cin >> somechar; failed? never returned?
<1> jill_s cases only really need a block if they declare variables
<2> yeah i figured that after i typed
<2> i like {} and probably use them to excess
<2> it helps me separate thoughts
<4> the error was to try use a number into an char.
<2> yeah
<2> case '1'
<2> not case 1
<2> because you are switching a char, not an int
<1> peterhu opt is char
<0> it should have been outputting "Opcao invalida. O programa vai finalizar. " then
<1> perhaps i'm not direct enough =)
<0> not telling us it was outputting an error message didn't help
<1> indeed
<2> [13:10] <2> you don't break case 3
<2> [13:10] <2> but anyhow you ahve your internal switch/case using 'a'
<2> [13:10] <2> but your outer one doesn't '1'
<2> jill > peter
<2> i win!
<1> pow(foo, 2)?
<4> It was char.
<1> oh, the input was double, never mind
<4> I have a question.
<4> What happens when i use "unsigned" with any kind of variable ?
<1> it makes it unsigned
<1> meaning, it can't be negative (no sign)
<4> Hmmm. Thanks . Very helpful, really dude :)! I always asked myself what it was
<1> a 32-bit int, for example, goes from roughly -2 billion to +2 billion. an unsigned 32-bit int goes from 0 to roughly 4 billion
<2> peter is a narly dude
<4> hmmm
<4> vawjr
<1> a signed integer uses the most significant bit as a sign bit, 2's compliment and all that jazz
<1> complement
<1> that is
<0> yes?
<1> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2%27s_complement_notation
<4> I was building a program on Dev C++ . First , it accepted my "long long int" type. But when i tried to do a big operation (d3 = cnpj%10000000000 / 1000000000;) it said that the value is too large for this integer type. I changed to C++ Builder 6(B0rland),and it worked. Know why ?
<4> Builder 6 has a different g++ version ?
<4> peterhu:thx
<3> builder doesn't use g++
<3> builder has it's own compiler
<4> Hmmm. C++ Builder 4 didn't accepted the "long long int"
<0> P-Brasil that's still a silly way to get the digits
<4> I could get trough an array.
<4> But i wanted to get that way. Just it.
<0> <sigh>
<1> someone fix _m_'s nick<number> kick
<0> what's wrong with it?
<6> why is list.sort() not a good ?
<1> it's letting people through now
<0> who says it's not good?
<0> m0o ?????
<2> the last entrances that weren't kicked
<2> [13:05] * Natalie13 has joined #C++
<2> [13:00] * Isabel28 has joined #C++
<6> isnt it consumming lots of memory with big list ?
<1> i just let a former coworker in on IETab
<1> he uses firefox SuSE at home, so big help there
<1> but at least he can use it on his work laptop
<1> so big help = so no big help
<7> m0o, are you using vc6?
<6> nop
<6> why ?
<0> m0o ok, who told you it was "not a good" ?
<7> i think there was a bug in vc6 about sort using up resources, not sure
<0> there was a bug, MS has never seem fit to fix it
<2> cool peter :)
<6> or maybe it was with vector
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