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<0> hello
<0> who are know very good borland c?
<0> please help me
<1> try #museum
<2> heh
<1> are have you considered moving into the 21st century?
<1> are/or
<3> std::string::compare doesn't do what I expect :/
<3> hrm
<3> int compare(size_type off, size_type n0,
<3> const value_type *ptr, size_type off) const;
<3> That must be a bug in the standard.
<3> Why is that an offset???
<3> It should obviously be: int compare(size_type off, size_type n0, const value_type *ptr, size_type count) const;
<4> what do you expect compare to do
<5> there are a LOT of signatures for string::compare
<3> Yeah, but there is a bug in the standard docs.
<3> It says:
<3> int compare(size_type pos, size_type n1, charT * s, size_type n2 = npos) const;
<3> That is one of the signatures.
<3> They normally use 'npos' for offset, and that is what Dinkum C++ docs explain it as.
<6> are you referring to the 4th arg?
<3> However, Dinkum uses fixed names for the arguments and then refers to a central place to explain those names.
<3> They probably just saw 'npos' in the standard and then replaced that with 'off' and that means (on the center page explaining what it means): offset.
<3> yes
<3> hmmm
<6> npos is the default value for the 4th arg
<3> yeah, I just noticed
<3> it's called n2
<6> apparently
<3> Then it's only a bug in Dinkum's documentation
<6> I use Josuttis as my normal reference
<6> amd he notes that it throws length_error if the last arg == npos
<4> Dinkum's reference has at least one other bug too
<7> Why do you use DirectX over OGL?
<8> M$ has them mezmerized
<7> cocaine
<8> probably that too.
<9> [BK]Kix why wouldn't you?
<7> well i guess i was looking for certain reasons i could through at someone
<9> let them use what they want
<9> dx has better utility libraries
<7> ok
<7> :)
<10> damn I lost my latest program version
<10> I was reorganizing my Source code backup directory and I deleted it
<9> lol
<10> is there a special way to get back a file that was in a directory that got renamed or will any recovery program do:
<9> GetDataBack for NTFS works rather well
<9> I think it's like $60
<10> ok
<9> that is, if you're working with ntfs
<10> I usually am
<10> with these drives
<10> yeah it's NTFS
<11> I don't know why they put the Delete key so close to the Reorganize key.
<9> ;)
<10> I used to have a delete key right next to my enter key on my Microcrap Multimedia Keyboard
<10> that was a pain in the ***
<2> my delete key is next to my enter key
<2> so is the backspace key
<12> i wonder why my ipod nano is bootable
<12> i forget to disconnect it from the machine, reboot, and i get a bunch of non-sense ansi characters on the screen
<12> doesn't skip it
<11> I wonder why Vista's non-Aero interface is so butt-ugly.
<2> heh
<12> ansi = ascii
<12> Solamente: i was thinking the same thing about rdragon
<11> rdragon has an Aero interface?
<12> the latter part
<13> http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/photos/D/d429145a-7530-4143-9aad-741f7aa5fe6a.html?SITE=AZPHG&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
<14> Solamente, rdragon, peterhu, JBlitzen, hio
<2> haha nice
<2> hey Swish
<2> who's hio?
<14> it's like "hi" but.. more gay, I guess
<14> (more british?)
<2> i'll consider it gay
<12> same thing
<14> :]
<15> that java discussion around 3pm est earlier today hurt my brain
<15> always pick the right tool for the right job. if you're complaining about speed and using java, you deserve whatever anguish you get.
<15> on the up and up, it's quite certain that J2EE developers are some of the highest paid and well-respected programmers. J2EE development is very hard and takes a high degree of competence, and its the only dependable tool in its particular marketspace
<15> i also would say that many of the compiler writers that work for Sun are geniuses.
<2> why would you say that?
<8> because he isn't
<13> Hi swish
<13> http://www.weatherunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=75001
<13> er
<13> http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/photos/D/d429145a-7530-4143-9aad-741f7aa5fe6a.html?SITE=AZPHG&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
<8> almost every channel I'm in today, somebody has pasted that story.
<13> :)
<16> it's quite certain that J2EE developers are some of the highest paid and well-respected programmers << you should see the extremely underpaid developers in Pakistan who are forced to develop in J2EE
<16> And projects get invariably delayed.
<10> damn, still can't get back the source code
<10> well, I guess since I have everything in my head I can go back and fix everything
<10> I tried 3 different recovery programs with no luck
<10> what I did was rename a main directory and then remove a file in the main directory
<10> I don't know what to try now except that this Easy Recovery Pro want to know the "signature" of the .cpp file and .h files.
<10> .. like an 8 bit zero relative number of some sort
<10> any of you geniuses know how to get past that?
<13> Floyd, what's going on?
<10> you weren't here
<10> I lost my most recent version of my program
<10> I was reorganizing my source code directory and I accidentally deleted my recent version of my program
<17> are you using CVS?
<10> I used 3 different recovery programs to no avail
<10> no
<10> what's that?
<17> that's where you save code in a repository so stuff like that doesn't happen to it ;P
<10> no
<17> and you can patch/unpatch code
<10> cool, what's the full name of it?
<17> concurrent versioning system
<17> it also allows multiple people to collaborate on a source
<17> in fact, you are insane if you have multiple people working on the source and you're not using it
<3> You should use subversion
<3> not cvs
<17> why?
<17> I've actually never used either, but I will likelyh be setting one up in the near future
<13> Recovery programs couldn't find the old code?
<3> It's the successor of CVS, makes little sense to learn cvs when everyone is moving to subversion
<13> Weird
<17> successor how so?
<3> It was written after people already got many years of experience with cvs, and knew all it's flaws.
<3> http://subversion.tigris.org/
<17> hm, well perhaps I'll have a look then -- is it difficult to learn?
<3> Does it matter?
<13> Heh
<13> Nice answer
<17> nah, I was just curious ;P
<10> is it free?
<10> sweet thanks guys
<17> yeah, it is free
<17> there are similar systems that are not free, though
<17> like MS Source Safe
<10> k :)
<10> WORD
<10> hey if I can get my code back to where it used to be in a short time I'll be fine
<18> does anyone know of a good c++ ide for linux?
<18> err xwindows?
<17> there is KDevelop
<19> vim :o
<17> personally I just use emacs
<19> gvim too ;o
<17> heheh
<17> I like emacs, but I don't tend to use xemacs
<18> shoot i already had it
<18> and i can draw too right?
<18> like make graphics?
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