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<0> toast it's not a tricky thing at all, just don't overstate things
<1> Ok, umm, Point is the base cl*** and Circle is the derived cl***? cl*** Circle: public Point.
<2> yes
<3> time to test if rdesktop was broken by vista
<1> Are all the public and protected members of cl*** Circle inherited as publca nd protected members, respectively, into cl*** Point?
<1> One of those four statements has to be wrong!
<1> And I think the colon one is wrong
<2> yer wtf is a colon
<1> :
<2> ahh ;p
<1> cl*** Circle : public Point
<1> Sir
<2> frenchie, i am
<0> seems like a strange way to do it, but ok
<1> vawjr: what say you?
<0> well, a circle is NOT a point
<2> its a form
<1> that's right
<2> whats the trick with shell sort ?
<0> SlowMotion public inheritance should be for ISA relationships
<2> i just need to know how to trace it well
<1> ISA?
<3> hmm "specified domain can't be contacted or found"
<3> odd
<2> is a
<0> IS A
<2> c++ guru
<1> oh yeah
<3> nice that almost all my hardware was recognized by vista, one piece was available as an optional windows update
<3> that leaves printer and tv tuner
<0> I'm gonna have to chase down lddm drivers or does it recognize the ASUS motherboard stuff?
<0> Vista64, that is
<3> i've got a geforce 6800 ultra
<4> tamamamamamama
<2> http://www.iti.fh-flensburg.de/lang/algorithmen/sortieren/shell/shellen.htm
<3> and nvidia has build 5308 drivers
<2> wowo thats the trick :)
<4> inglesssssssssssss
<4> portugues/
<2> rotard alert, fire at will
<4> brasil
<0> m4ur|_a55|5 knock it off
<1> From most protection to least, the orde rof inheritance types is: protected, public, private.
<4> sao paulo?
<4> tudo bem fera<@vawjr>
<0> SlowMotion nope
<0> private, protected, public
<1> oh
<1> my bad
<0> very
<1> ;)
<1> vawjr: I didn't get an answer for the cl*** Circle: public Point statments above. Which one of the four statements is wrong?
<3> heh cool
<3> when you log-in remotely, the login screen locally shows which machine you're logged in from
<1> Sir!
<3> rdesktop still works with vista, that's good
<0> SlowMotion I saw one question and it was so messed up, I didn't consider it answerable
<1> which one?
<0> why don't we try to get whatever you need answered answered, what 4 statements?
<1> oh ok
<5> any good UML modellers for c++ using osx
<1> cl*** Circle : public Point
<1> Does the keyword "public" indicates the type of inheritance?
<1> So does the colon in the header of the cl*** definition indicates inheritance?
<0> we told you already
<1> Point is the base cl*** and Circle is the derived cl***?
<0> yes, it's public in heritance
<1> Are all the public and protected members of cl*** Circle inherited as publca nd protected members, respectively, into cl*** Point?
<1> One of those four statements has to be wrong!
<0> don't know what you mean by "head of the cl*** definition"
<0> no, all the public and protected members of cl*** Point are inherited into Circle
<0> and yes, point is base, circle derived
<0> and why would one of those "must" be wrong?
<1> the : in cl*** x: public X
<1> does it indicate inheritance
<1> that's what i mean
<0> how many times do we need to answer you..... YES
<1> oh i got it, i was just pasting away
<1> my bad
<1> thanks
<1> One of them has to be wrong becuase the review that's with me indicates one most be false
<1> Sir!
<0> don't call me sir, I work for a living.
<1> hehe
<1> aright
<1> just trying to show appreciation by showing you some respect!
<0> "That's what we're here for" 1986 Victor A. Wagner Jr.
<1> Sir!... ok no more sir.
<1> ahh
<0> how to feel old...... this arrived today: Just a reminder that your Loyola Academy 45th cl*** reunion is scheduled ......
<6> heh wow
<7> heh
<8> hello
<6> hello
<8> any one here have norton installed?
<3> yes, yes i do
<8> stopkeylogger
<3> idiot
<3> installing gmail "gadget" for windows sidebar, heh
<1> Protected base cl*** members connot be accessed by global functions.
<6> by non-friend global functions, yes
<1> i thank you
<3> now comes the real test: how well bf2 works under vista with these alpha nvidia drivers
<6> heh
<3> runs great
<9> hm, reminds me I ought to update my video drivers
<9> haven't done that in a year or two
<3> i wonder how long my MSDN universal access will last now that i left that company
<6> heh
<1> What's the best video card ATI or GeForce?
<9> rd, what part of FL are you in?
<6> just outside of orlando
<9> ATI isn't a video card
<1> ATI
<9> ah
<6> why?
<9> I applied for an REU at USF
<6> REU?
<1> but it is
<6> ATI is a company
<9> Research Experience for Undergraduates
<6> ah
<9> ATI is a company
<1> you know what i mean
<1> shoot!
<6> SlowMotion: www.tomshardware.com
<9> but it's in Tampa
<6> research yourself
<9> yup
<6> yeah tampa is a little under 2 hour drive
<9> oh, really?
<6> yeah
<9> I thought it was farther for some reason
<6> nah, I4 runs from tampa <--> orlando
<6> close to it, anyway
<9> cool
<9> it would be pretty neat, but probably too damned hot
<6> it was 85F here today
<6> will be the same tomorrow
<9> 45 here :)
<10> Hi ppl. Would it be possible to use as a member pointer, a pointer to a base cl***? i.e. Cl*** Base{typedef int (Base::*ptBaseMember)(int)}; Cl*** DerivedA{int func(int); fun2{otherobject.functiontoCall(&func);} Cl*** OtherObj{fun2(ptBaseMember)}
<6> uh
<6> a pointer to the base cl***?
<10> as in typedef int (Base::*ptBaseMember)(int)
<6> a pointer to a derived cl*** can be implicitly converted to a pointer to a base cl***
<6> you mean a member function pointer?
<10> yes
<6> it's the same as any other member function pointer
<6> there's no special case if the function is part of the base cl***
<10> damn, so it wouldn't work then
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