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<0> agh
<1> aaaghhhh
<1> :)
<2> meh
<2> jb, morn
<2> wig: well you also need to initialize it properly :P
<0> i did this:
<2> pastebin
<0> am
<0> oh mother****er
<0> i see whati did
<2> that is good
<0> here, still gives me segmentation fault
<1> Hi Tam
<2> then you are doing something wrong with the poitners :)
<1> Brb, restarting firewall



<1> Stay away, hacking monkeys
<0> http://cpp.sourceforge.net/?show=15633
<2> eye hax0red y00 JBlitzen~
<2> lol
<1> Whee
<1> :(
<0> in the m_right statement, (on the insert) it has the cout and it outputs the right value
<0> but in the remove, this line: if (ptr->m_parent->m_left->m_value == city) gets a segmentation fault
<2> and is ptr the root?
<2> heh
<0> no, it's not.
<0> but the ptr->m_parent points to the root, and that's all, so it shouldn't make a different
<2> if (ptr->m_parent->m_left->m_value == city)
<2> delete ptr->m_parent->m_left;
<2> what happens when m_left == NULL, and m_right is your needed node?
<2> I can spell it out
<2> BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
<0> that would never happen, and in any case, that's still not the real problem
<2> you are deleting nodes... sure it could happen
<2> check for it anyway hmm
<0> all right
<0> but it's still not the problem that's happenign, :-P
<2> we'll see
<3> Hello people
<2> since you have your cout only on m_right
<0> i see what you're saying about m_left being NULL
<0> stupid of me to say it would never happen
<3> i am looking for an Editor with Text coloring and intellisence ,(Like Vs)
<2> just use VS then
<3> anybody have idea
<3> ?
<0> vim? o_O
<0> *** glibc detected *** train: double free or corruption (fasttop): 0x087f31e8 ***
<0> uh...
<2> bad wig!
<0> i know :(
<0> life certaintly is ****ing
<0> on the plus side, i discovered :vsplit
<4> Hi, is anybody here familier with Borland C++ builder? Im trying to use a TTable and an Access file, but it keeps coming up with a login box, which im not sure what to fill with
<1> You using a sql query?
<1> Try running it from within the access database
<1> See if runs or pops up some type of complaint
<4> No. I'm trying to load the .mdb, thats TTable as in TButton, TMemo, not a typo :)
<4> I'm using 2006 developer sudui, but the help is crap. I'm using the builder 6 help files. even then i can't find the specific help
<1> I really have no idea what any of that T stuff is, Borland's its own deal.
<1> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ttable+access+login
<1> Delphi - Login prompts with TTable and MySQL
<1> MS Access Login
<1> http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&q=ttable%20access%20login&sa=N&tab=wg
<1> Access LogIn Prompt - The Answer
<1> Etc.
<1> Mmmmmm be the google mmmm
<4> Cheers JBlitzen, the stuff that i could turn up with google was less than helpful. ill check these out know. thanks
<1> Sure
<1> peterhu, rdragon, swish
<4> but i've never used that groups thing. i think i will look into that itself even more :)
<1> Google groups is the old dejanews archive
<1> In addition to being an absolutely tremendous resource for IT development, it's also a museum of information history
<1> You can look back and read the first posts reacting to the challenger explosion or anything in the last twenty five years
<4> sa-weet



<1> http://www.google.com/googlegroups/archive_announce_20.html
<1> Note the entry for Duff's Device
<1> "I feel a combination of pride and revulsion at this discovery"
<1> Cl***ic stuff
<1> khan, maniac, _m_, rdragon, swish, vawjr, noidea, run: I'm going on vacation in a few hours up to NY, I'll be back the 21st or so.
<1> Take care.
<1> Actually, flight up is on two 737's, it's the flight back that's on two paper airplanes
<1> Pretty soon United will be seating us in gliders towed behind cessnas
<1> Crap*** airline
<5> name a good airline
<1> Well, I guess the one that has me on 737's
<1> Maybe that's united and the other one's delta or something
<1> Anyway, bleh
<1> I'll see you guys the 21st or so, don't think I died.
<5> laters
<4> seeya jblitzen, thanks for the help
<4> uh, damn.
<5> ok jblitzen's behalf, you are most welcome
<5> on^
<4> sweet, cheers WM_CRASH/JBlitzen :)
<6> is there some way to use longet type than (long long )
<6> r
<6> make some include maybe ?
<2> int64_t
<7> hi, i have char *postfix and char infix[i]
<7> i need to append infix[i] to postfix
<7> i try strcpy(postfix,infix[i])
<7> but it gives error about second arg not being const char*
<7> how to fix that?
<8> hmm... try strcpy(postfix, (const char*) infix[i])
<7> ok
<8> however the function to append one string is strcat
<8> not strcpy :)
<7> oh right
<7> but (const char*) would still apply right?
<7> also.. i cant do posfix+=infix[i] ???
<7> ranesh?
<9> kahlua75, no
<8> yes, you can do that
<9> it will compile, but won't do what you expect
<7> right.. tahts what was happening
<8> maybe you mean posfix+=strlen(infix[i]) ?
<9> what do you want to do?
<7> basically append characters to postfix string
<9> use a std::string
<7> no stds
<7> just wanna use *
<7> char *
<9> any good reason?
<8> strcat will work fine
<7> so strcat with the (const char*) overload
<7> just YUY.. would have to change a lot in code
<9> it would save you lots of time at the end, though
<10> it would probably fix some bugs you haven't discovered, yet.
<9> yeah
<7> yeah.. im getting unhandled exceptions now
<7> darn
<7> (const char*) compiles
<7> but doesnt do what i want
<7> it resolves to a bad pointer
<9> of course
<7> so how do i convert a character infix[i]
<9> are you telling me that: strcpy(postfix, (const char*) infix[i]) compiles?
<7> to a const char *
<7> yup.. it compiled
<7> coz that strcpy will only accept const char*
<7> i mean.. no one thought that someone might want to append a character to a char*???
<8> is infix[i] a character or a string?
<8> if it's a character try: strcat(postfix, &infix[i]);
<9> int i = strlen(postfix); postfix[i] = infix[i]; postfix[i+1] = 0;
<9> ***uming postfix has enough space
<9> but again, stop complicating your code more and just use std::string already


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