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<0> anyone know a nice C++ interface for browsing tar files in code?
<0> Tarfile * pTarfile = Tarfile("/some/file.tar.gz");
<0> then i want to see what is in it, and open the files as streams
<0> i've found zlib, which has a C++ wrapper, but I don't think that does tar files
<1> likely doesn't, but did you check closely?
<0> well, i searched for "tar" in the FAQ, nothing, doesn't bode well :)
<0> i'm currently googling "zlib tar"
<2> zlib does tar iirc
<2> never tried it though
<0> groovy
<0> i should find the API docs, can't beat them
<3> sure you can, with a stick, just like you would a little kid.
<0> odd ball :)
<0> heh, bloody hell, guess what the recommended zlib C++ interface is?
<0> Boost.Iostreams
<1> I hadn't realized they'd added it yet
<0> that should satisfy the "nice" requirement for the interface
<1> maybe
<0> http://www.boost.org/libs/iostreams/doc/home.html
<0> you not rate some of the boost libs then?
<0> "compression and decompression in the zlib, gzip and bzip2 formats.
<0> "
<1> I'm struggling here (office) with the filesystem API because here we have 1_33_1 and at home I always have the latest
<1> I don't 'rate" them, I just test them
<0> i'm using "rate" in the colloqiual british sense there
<0> as in, thinking they are okay
<1> well, I'm ceertainly NOT fond of the 1.33.1 boost::filesystem
<0> did it change a lot recently?
<0> i have used that one actually, thought it was okay
<1> well, I was working on some stuff from home but it wouldn't compile here..... i.e. some auto "conversions" were missing
<0> ah
<0> that's helpful of them
<1> in 1.34 you will be alble to << boost::filesystem::path without having to do the stupid .string()
<1> for example
<0> time savers like that are always nice
<1> that's not just a timesaver, IMO every user cl*** (and utility cl***) should be streamable
<2> any advances on TR1 ?
<0> fair comment, only takes a sec to add i suppose
<1> bealtine I haven't looked, I had the flu for the past week, got sorta better on fri, but Libby and Joan came down with it
<2> ugh...hope they are better now?
<1> well, I am, Joan says Libby seems well enough to go to school tomorrow, but that she called in "sick" for tonight
<1> she's feeling better, but thinks she still may be contagious (not a good thing for a nurse)
<2> not really
<2> considering mrsa and buddies :)
<0> somebody was raving to me about this stuff for colds, i got some cheap: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propolis
<1> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2006/04/09/do0907.xml&sSheet=/news/2006/04/09/ixworld.html <=== JBlitzen did you see that?
<4> I'll look in just a second, just finishing up a bug fix
<1> np
<4> For which khan is no doubt responsible
<2> the beeb are "reporting" bush is about to nuke iran
<4> Alrighty
<1> I saw such a rumor over the weekend, bealtine
<4> http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/Republicans_progressive_watchdog_ask_Democrat_to_0407.html
<4> Okay
<4> Scoping
<4> And, incidentally, the .DEFAULT user in Windows 2000 does not get a default printer set up by default.
<4> So to speak.
<4> Which is another way of saying that Excel interop is gaey
<4> Okay, scoping
<4> Oh, I did see that, vic
<4> Sent it to my father last night
<4> Old news, but reasonably well written
<0> interesting article vawjrwrk
<4> Note that its agenda is to focus on global cooling.
<1> you mean we gotta generate MORE greenhouse g***es after all?
<4> I think the easiest way to eliminate most problems on earth would be to halt all production of print news media.
<4> I saw those Iran reports
<4> Basically bull****.
<4> An unidentified "senior official" (at the NY Times, no doubt) heard from someone who heard from someone who ...
<2> its just a point, like global whatever...
<4> Who no doubt only said that we were making plans to attack Iraq
<4> Er, Iran
<4> Which, of course, we've been doing since Iran existed
<2> too late :)
<4> We've got buildings full of plans, and we can always use more
<2> the press is full of idiots who seem to like stirring up **** based on some bizarre made up agenda
<4> But by writing up the bull**** articles, the media invents a looming crisis and tries to force the president down an alternate alley by spooking citizens.
<4> Nicely said, beal.
<2> no consequences and press immunity
<2> like the poor guy the press tracked down and then published
<2> he was shot dead 2 days later
<2> idiots
<1> missed that one, bealtine
<2> ira spy
<5> Who, Van Gogh?
<4> Actually
<4> Here's a good one
<4> The other day they published data about Air Force One
<4> Including where to shoot to hit oxygen tanks related to the medical equipment.
<4> And the rest of the media jumped on the story, making sure anyone with google can find it.
<2> wow wikipedia are fast : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Donaldson
<4> They might as well be open about it and fire off the president's daily schedule to Al Jazzeera every morning.
<1> bealtine of course wiki are fast....anyone can write an article
<2> true enough
<2> badly written muck it is too
<2> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/4877680.stm
<2> much better
<4> Just the other day, that Page Six editor got hit trying to blackmail some billionaire
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<4> :D
<1> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4895898.stm .... some people just have TOO much time
<6> it seems those people fight hard to FIND offensive pictures
<2> its obviously whatever they call it (if use use a lot of hallucenogenics)
<4> Damnit
<4> Had to cancel that Papa Johns order
<4> They don't have any buffalo dipping sauce
<2> arent buffalos a bit big to dip into sauce?
<5> bealtine: I think it's Buffalo, as in NY.
<2> a town covered in sauce doesnt sound appealing either :)
<1> one usually uses either blue-cheese or "ranch" salad dressing as a "sauce"
<3> blue cheese
<3> that's the only option.
<5> That depends who "one" is.
<3> anything else is wrong.
<1> bealtine yes, buffalos are a bit big, but they have _tiny tiny_ wings
<3> and we have to import them all the way from Africa, it's amazing they stay so cheap.
<3> no buffalo here in the US
<2> only when they have their tutus on...
<1> ok, bison
<1> commonly referred to as buffalo
<5> Incessant yaking.
<3> 2 k's in yakking.
<5> True that.
<0> night folks
<3> I like this little headset thing for my phone
<3> ok, it looks kind of dumb
<3> but, it's neat.
<2> bluetooth headset?
<3> yes
<2> i have one of those in the car
<3> yeah? It's neat.
<3> don't even have to get my phone out to use it.
<4> vic, the problem is that I really wanted to try their chicken tenders
<4> And you need hot sauce and honey mustard for dipping those
<3> so
<3> go to the store
<3> buy some blue cheese
<5> Noidea128: Isn't it "bleu" cheese, btw?
<3> and order your food.
<3> hmmm
<3> bleu
<3> maybe
<4> Is bleu cheese hot sauce?
<4> No.
<4> If I could find good hot sauce in a grocery store, I'd be all over it.
<4> But none of the hot sauces work too well.
<1> Frank's original hot sauce
<4> I don't know whtat is.
<4> why that is.
<4> I think I've tried Frank's.
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