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<0> in the end i want to create a game thats full of sick complicated programming
<0> voice input :P
<0> and output
<0> and text creating and recognition
<1> Then... see you in 100 years ;)
<0> tup
<0> yup
<0> if i only do the programming :)
<0> not other stuff like sleeping and eating
<0> or working
<2> Debugger thanx for you time :) ... books and tutorials...and "Help me god".... ;)
<2> bye
<3> could somebody help me please? i would like to compare two strings, but it doesn't work when there are spaces in the strings
<3> i don't know what to do
<4> I'm not sure I understand your question
<4> std::string foo = "World"; std::string bar = "Hello";
<4> true == (foo != bar)
<3> i don't know
<3> if (one==two)
<3> {
<3> cout << "Right!";
<3> }
<3> like this
<4> I suspect you're having a problem with reading in
<4> rather than actually comparing
<4> *and goes back to his reading*
<3> hm, ok
<5> how do i set more than one conditions to a if case?
<3> else if
<5> i mean like
<5> if (x==1) and (y==2){
<5> how is the right sintax?
<3> maybe &&
<6> hi to all!
<6> im searching some info about connecting c++ to a database... anyone can help me?
<7> what type of database and what operating system?
<6> i would like to use mysql... but im at the start of my project so i can choose another (the simplest)
<8> probose: if (x == 1 && y == 2) { }
<6> op winxp
<5> see my code please
<5> x = 11
<5> primo = x
<5> if ((primo != x) || (primo != 1) && (x%primo == 0))
<5> the program is taking the if, why?
<8> That code likely is wrong.
<8> primo is != 1
<5> i know
<8> and 11%11 is 0.
<5> but then, it removes 1 from 11
<5> remove 1 from x
<5> wait i'll host it in my website
<8> ok, so x is 10 then. 11 is != 10.
<8> Note that && has higher precedence than ||.
<7> ignos: there is a mysql C++ library that provides functions for accessing mysql
<7> look around on mysql.org for it, i know it works in linux, but I would ***ume it works in windows as wel
<7> well
<9> _m_ logical operators benath in them has the presedence actually ?
<8> mysql++ ****s.
<8> huh?
<9> <8> Note that && has higher precedence than ||.
<8> calc msg
<10> msg = If you have a question then ask it, if you want to discuss a topic, then do it. Asking us "Can I msg you?" or sending unsolicited private msgs is unwanted; asking in the channel shares the answer with all!
<8> Yes, I said that.
<6> i have readed mysql.com
<6> im using devcpp
<8> probose: try the site mentioned in the channel topic.
<6> but i cant compile the examples
<9> Logical operators have the presedence against each other ?
<8> No, they don't.
<9> so you said && has presedence against ||
<8> Yes.
<8> Err, I misunderstood your last question.
<6> www.mysql.org speaks about a connector ... mysql++
<9> oh, nop.
<6> its an archive
<8> Yes, logical operators have different precendence.
<6> with some .h and .a files
<9> ok, ty.
<6> e some examples
<6> .cpp files
<8> (from high to low precendence): & ^ | && ||
<6> but cant compile...
<6> i tried linking all the libraries...
<9> I see.
<6> im desperate... :(
<9> ignos
<6> yes
<9> just explore the opening connection with msql there would be resources at refrence web sides.
<6> reference web site is www.mysql.org?
<7> yes
<6> :( i have found this: contributed apis : MySql++
<6> http://tangentsoft.net/mysql++/
<7> did you even read that website?
<6> yes i have read... but im italian and im not very good with english...:(
<6> so
<6> in http://tangentsoft.net/mysql++/ can you suggest me what i must download?
<11> you're ****ed
<6> thx
<11> any programmer needs to at least be able to read english
<6> i can read... but im not an expert
<9> ignos there is MSDN examples how to connect a database, retrieveing data etc.
<9> i advise look for MSDN resources first of all.
<6> perfect.. im looking
<6> however... nobody has never utilized a connection to a database (not only mysql)?
<12> i've got a situation where a cl*** is instantiated, and some characteristics of it are established at that time, the cl*** is then using a static instance of a linked list to enforce the fact that it is the only table with those characteristics, does that appear to anyone else to be a strange way of working?
<12> i can't help but think there should be some manager cl***, whose job it is to enforce that
<12> wouldn't it be more normal to define an == operator, and store the objects in a set to enforce this "one and only" type behaviour for example?
<12> am i making sense?
<13> kinda
<13> but i'm still at n00b level.. so i dont know :P
<13> oh.. btw ... hi earthworm :)
<12> ay up
<14> hey ppl, the biggest number that a int can hold is 2147483647 right?
<15> no, it's std::numeric_limits<int>::max()
<12> it just seems like misplaced responsibility to me, an object that makes sure there are no other objects with the same attributes?
<16> integer u mean?
<17> earthworm you mean like the singleton pattern which makes sure there aren't any other of the "same" instantiated
<12> vawjr: sounds rather like that yes, although i haven't seen that particular pattern
<18> btw, std::set doesn't use operator ==
<12> oh aye, it uses < doesn't it?
<18> so what problems are you trying to solve, you have us a solution that you don't like
<18> yes, it uses <
<18> hmmm, we've got to get into town, gonna have to run
<12> bugger
<2> hello...me again
<12> have a good un'
<18> back in a few hours
<12> okie doke
<2> Debugger could you pease ***ist me again? ... I have written a cl*** and a test for it -> http://cosminr.home.ro/code.txt
<2> or anyone else
<2> the error I get:
<15> why are you calling 'delete this' in the destructor?
<2> Undefined symbol cerc:cerc() in module TEST.CPP
<15> the destructor is called when the object gets destroyed
<2> to delete the current object
<15> i guess you need to learn C++ first
<2> ...
<2> but any solution to the errors I get ?
<15> int getRadius(); ... int cerc::geetRadius(){
<12> you removed the definition of cerc::cerc(int)
<15> and main doesn't return void.. what kind of crap place are you learning C++ from?
<2> undefined symbol for ~cerc() , cerc() and getRadius()
<15> stdio.h is a C header file, not C++
<2> ok...replaced stdio with iostream and printf with cout
<2> still same error
<19> *sigh*
<19> Trial and error is *not* the way to learn C++.
<19> Or to debug.
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