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<0> 95% of it is C++
<0> Just the GUI uses Java
<0> Not like anyone uses the GUI though, except the poor customer har har har
<1> and type traits provide an efficient way of mapping one type to a collection of information, without internal support
<1> _m_: why not just ban *NN!*@* when they join and increase the ban length?
<2> well, anothe nice usage would be in a GUI, the option's page. let's say you have 100 fields. You can have the 100 fields filling the options interface, and accepting the params through a few lines of generic code.
<2> Julie18, that name sounds ***y
<0> GUIs are not nice
<2> Ashe: sometime you have no choice
<0> + if you have 100 members in a single cl*** there's something wrong with you
<2> I am tired, it is 6:AM and I haven't slept for two days
<3> Kniht: I want a more specific pattern. It can't be represented as a usual ban mask, unfortunately.
<0> *girlNN!*@*
<2> the good part is that I will be having these 'vivid dreams' I always have when I sleep exhausted
<1> _m_: does *1?!*@* and *2?!*@* affect too many people where the ? isn't a number?
<0> Only noidea, and who cares about noidea
<3> Kniht: it already affects people where the ? *is* a number.
<2> ok gents, I got to go, catch you all tomorow.
<1> perhaps ???*1?! and ???*2?!
<4> well ...in the mIRC help '?' represents a number, but here don't
<5> numbers in nicks are dumb anyway.. so why not a *0* -> *9* !*@* ban
<1> _m_: but isn't that the desired behavior?
<0> Need true regexps for bans
<3> Tamama: that'd be 10 bans, and the number of bans in a channel is limited.
<5> 10 bans for most of the bots.. not a bad tradeoff
<0> There's no bot < 18 and >= 30 anyway
<4> or g-line for theyr owner
<0> Too young and too old ;)
<5> heh
<3> [A-Z].*[1-3][0-9]*!.*@.* would be a great, if you could ban regexps.
<3> Ashe`: I never realized the numbers are supposed to represent ages.
<3> Apparently, I do not frequent those chat rooms much.
<1> he
<1> heh*
<3> Katrina10?
<3> That'd be kinda young.
<3> speaking of the ban list ... it's full.
<0> Nah it's not
<3> /unban all-and-everything?
<6> how to display a maps K and V if the map is like map< int, list<double> > table;
<6> table[1].push_back(0.55);
<6> cout << table[1] << endl; // won't display
<0> table[1] is a list
<0> copy( table[1].begin(), table[1].end(), ostream_iterator(cout," ") );
<0> Or something
<0> ostream_iterator<double> probably
<7> Hullo hullo
<8> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/LmvNHB91.html << ERROR! The file you tried to upload does not contain any data. Please check the file and try again.<br>
<8> huhuhu
<8> even though the flippin image is 125k and i can tell its being sent.. the server doesnt like it
<3> stop the HN idiocy.
<8> hn?
<3> It's totally and absolutely pointless and wrong to name a std::string instance szDisposition.
<3> Hungarian Notation.
<8> lol
<3> I also don't see why you use a BYTE * instead of std::vector<char>.
<3> You create BYTE * instance and typecast to char * *every* time you use it.
<0> Because he doesn't listen
<3> Then you introduce inportability when using sprintf with %i and time().
<3> The same lack of portatility is using sprintf with %i and szDisposition.size().
<3> ifstream is; is.open(...); // how is that better than: ifstream is(...); ?
<0> Constructors are scary
<7> ok so um
<7> anyone able to tell me
<7> infront of a function declaration
<7> does the word signify what the function returns datatype?
<7> like.. int function() {}
<7> returns an int?
<3> Please use the return key less frequently. There's no need to spread that question over 6 lines.
<7> But I love it so... :(
<3> Yes, it returns an int.
<3> We don't.
<7> :P
<9> Hajuu: yes it returns the int type.
<7> Ok, and what would void type be useful for?
<9> it means no return type.
<3> It's useful when the function doesn't have to return anything.
<7> ah sounds reasonible.
<9> _m_: void operator ++(void){++cl***var}; ++object;
<9> or object.operator ++(); is they differs ?
<3> Looks the same to me.
<7> so um.. if I have main()... and I define a function above it.. then does the function run as its getting defined, or does only main() get executed? or what
<9> if you call in main it's executed when the main is invoked.
<7> but what makes a function get invoked.. cause the function declaration syntax, looks exactly the same as the main() syntax to me..
<7> maybe a "function" in c++ is not what im after..
<9> int main() {functionname(); return 0;}
<3> main() is the only function that gets invoked automatically in C++ (except for constructors of static objects).
<7> oh ok
<7> that makes sense
<7> even though its a bit wierd to have a function auto invoke itself...
<9> actually not the function invokes himself the os looks for the main first in the app.
<0> What if there's no OS, rohyh
<7> ah
<9> ashe' ie ?
<7> ok so will it do any harm to manually invoke it?
<7> and if I manually invoke it, I take it it wont auto invoke?
<7> sounds safer to do it manually
<0> rohyh: embedded systems
<9> ah, it's not related with MS OS, dunno sorry.
<8> how can i find the length of a string AFTER the \ sequences are processed?
<0> .size()
<0> You can't find its length with the \'s anyway
<7> so, yeah, safer to do it manually rohyh? Or will that cause problems?
<7> invoke main() that is.
<0> You'd invoke main() from where?
<7> mmmm
<7> good question
<7> well is it 100% reliable to allow it to invoke main automatically?
<0> Is it 100% reliable that int i = 5; will be automatic?
<10> Please Friends !!
<10> Will I be Able To profit From Your ***istance?
<0> Is it 100% reliable that "hello world" in my source won't get replaced by an empty string?
<10> I Want To know How Will I be able To make A Project Out of C Concerning The Menus Unrolling Like The Interfaces Of Turbo C
<7> Ahh!
<7> So bold... :(
<0> Sounds like a double kick
<11> o.o
<9> UnkNowN`: don't type bold.
<10> ok
<0> DOS is dead, get over it
<3> We're #C++, not #C.
<10> :(
<10> But They Not Answer In C
<3> The key to #C is main.
<0> You haven't asked in #c, you got kicked too fast
<3> We use C++ because we don't like the limits of C. Make a wild guess about how much we like to answer C questions here.
<10> Sorry
<12> hi!
<8> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/iAvpkT56.html
<5> first hint: add \r\n and -- into the boundary variable to clean it up a bit
<8> no
<8> the way http works thats not all that possible
<5> other than that, 'not showing up' is not very clear
<8> well ill show you what comes ups
<5> holospoof: you keepo doing: string+=--; string+=boundary; string+="\r\n";
<8> --7d629f3aa803e6
<8> Content-Disposition: form-data; name="submit.y"
<8> 12
<8> tried that too
<8> this thing is huge though.. like 120k
<8> should i allocate more memory? how do i do that?
<5> what is requestBody's type
<5> string?
<8> :+
<8> :)
<8> yes
<5> (other than that, it shouldnt matter, but large strings arent really efficient)
<5> holospoof: is the size() of the string correct? and does it just not print.. or is the size wrong as well
<8> i tried a different size of data, and its still not showing the last 2 lines!
<5> try empty data (lenth=0)
<5> oh btw
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