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<0> then it is stdin, and you'll need some system call to either change stdin or get user input
<1> He just wants us to create an app that can work automatically and manually
<0> get direct* user input
<0> int main( int argc, char* argv[] ) { std::ifstream in_file ( ( argc > 1 ? argv[1] : "" ) ); std::istream in ( in_file.rdbuf() ); /* normal code, using in as input, except the first time in reaches eof, replace its buffer with std::cin.rdbuf(), clear in, and use in again */ }
<1> Ok ... can I just go throw up now? lol
<2> PM2: You're not just interpreting the requirements wrong?
<0> if you want it to run without user intervention when a file is redirected to stdin, then you *can't* get interactive input and still maintain no user intervention
<1> yy2bggggs : It's probably more like the prof didn't write it so clearly ...
<2> I put forth the suggestion that perhaps what he wanted was for it to be able to work using indirection, and for it to also be able to work manually; specifically, that he does not want it to do both at the same time
<1> yy2bggggs : That's what I'm thinking now ... :)
<0> you are likely only required to handle both console input on stdin or a file on stdin, but not both in the same invocation
<1> Yes! :)
<1> The way I coded option 4 ****s, but it's the only choice I had! lol
<0> no, it's not
<1> Is there one way of clearing the console, a way that would work on both Unix and Windows?
<1> Someone said no here yesterday
<0> void clear_screen() { #ifdef UNIX std::system( "clear" ); #else std::system( "cls" ) #endif }
<0> maybe the macro isn't UNIX, can't remember and cba to check
<0> your input there is wrong too
<0> char which; if ( cin >> which ) { /* use which */ } else { /* error */ }
<0> or at the very least, char tempo[2]; cin.width(2); cin >> tempo;
<0> what happens if someone types "abdafdasfdsafdsfsdfdsfdsafsdafsdafsfdsfsdafsdafdsa" at that prompt? :P
<3> I got to pet a seal today.
<3> a cute harbor seal
<3> crawled up on a beach I was at
<1> Noidea128 : Cool!
<3> so I snuck up behind him, and tried to pet him.
<3> he tried to bite me, so I had to back up.
<0> Noidea: you should change the noidea128.org paste pages so the <topic> is different for each
<0> err, too much irc
<0> <title>
<3> yeah, I guess I could do that
<3> but not right now.
<0> yeah, seals :P
<3> now I'm tired and want to watch pointless television.
<1> Kniht : If you were a girl, a nice looking girl, I'd kiss you buddy! It works! ;)
<3> Kniht is a nice looking girl
<3> she's actually paying her way through school as a model
<3> not like a super model
<1> I want proof!
<1> lol
<1> :P
<3> but, like a macys type model.
<0> being a nice looking girl might be interesting for a few hours
<0> but sitting to pee ****s
<0> monetary donations to the_poor_and_homeless@qxxy.com always accepted though
<1> Kniht : lol I totally agree!
<1> What the heck is wrong with detour?
<1> Must not be a normal guy
<1> Kniht : 'bout peeing while standing : http://pages.videotron.com/pmrioux/TellYourFriend.wmv
<0> nty
<4> 2 laptops for sale must go today price 500. message me if interested
<0> itsmeeh: shut up
<1> :)
<1> Does anybody need a laptop here?
<1> I guess not ...
<1> itsmeeh : Stop asking! ;)
<1> We did see it the first time
<1> Kniht : There is another problem ... if the user enters anything else but a digit, it loops ...
<0> I already told you how to fix that
<1> Ahh ... I see ...
<4> 2 laptops for sale must go today price 500. message me if interested
<1> Kniht : How can I manage inputting fjdsk;lfjkasd;lfa with a switch() ? default doesn't work
<1> Hmm... hold on ... let me try something!
<4> 2 laptops for sale must go today price 500. message me if interested
<5> hmm, $75 to spend at barnes and noble, what to buy
<0> hah, quits as soon as an op speaks
<5> oh sure, quit before i can kb you
<6> Buy a gift certificate at Amazon so you can get everything cheaper.
<6> Except they don't sell those at B&N.
<6> :-(
<5> well, i have $75 in gift certs
<7> can I have them
<5> so the cheapness isn't really a concern
<5> no, as you would only purchase gay fantasy novels
<6> The sad thing is that these days I end up calling the local bookstores and seeing if they have the book, reading it, then (optionally) buying it at amazon.
<6> I wish I could support my local businesses, but hey, my own bottom line is important.
<7> sigh
<0> frob: the difference is greater than shipping costs?
<6> free shipping at amazon, if you don't care about waiting a week.
<0> I bet you could show the amazon price + shipping to the manager and he'd discount it for you, then you don't have to wait
<6> Probably.
<6> Try it with your gift certificates. :-)
<0> many places specifically exclude online retailers from price matching guarantees, but the manager cares more about the sale
<6> Unless they're losing money on it.
<0> true
<6> I see your point, though, it doesn't hurt to ask.
<0> it's hard to lose money on retail though
<6> Anyway, I've been reading "How to cheat at IT project management." It's pretty good, but it might not be at all what you're looking.
<6> It isn't a cheap gay fantasy novel, though, if that's what you want.
<0> of course, that isn't counting labor costs, etc., but he's paying those regardless if you make this specific purchase or not, and -- if he's smart -- he'll know you'll come back
<5> time to shut this laptop down, for the first time in weeks
<5> well, almost 2 months actually
<5> need to take it into the office tomorrow for the new job w00t
<5> peace out
<8> peace out yo
<9> ah sweet... finally got plane tickets for Redmond - heading there this Tuesday
<10> it looks like it cost them a whopping $1600 for the tickets... geez
<1> rdragon : Where are you from?!?! 1600$ ... USD?
<10> its a roundtrip flight from NY <--> Seattle
<10> not NYC, a small airport upstate - i connect through philly
<10> i think the price is just because it was booked so late (today)
<1> Yeah I guess so
<10> *shrug* I don't pay for it ;)
<1> But who cares, ain't your money! lol
<10> heh
<7> are you paying for hotel, then going to be compensated?
<7> or have they paid for that too
<10> no, they have it all covered
<10> plane, transportation, and hotel
<7> ah sweet
<10> they said if I wanted a rental car they would reimburse me but *shrug* I won't really have time to drive around or anything
<7> yep
<7> rdragon: this for an SDE position?
<10> SDE?
<10> it's a game programmer position
<7> ohoh
<7> nm
<11> folks, is it possible to overload operator() that takes no arguments?
<11> hmm...i think not
<1> mozai : Operators NEED arguments ...
<11> ok
<1> Actually, it's called overloading when you write exactly the same header as the original ...
<1> Otherwise it's not overloading
<3> Jar head is a pretty good movie.
<12> Hiya ni
<7> is it?
<7> looked pretty dumb from the trailer.."oooh look, we're american tough boys"
<13> it did :P
<13> I don't even want to see it
<7> nor I, judging by the trailer
<13> btw, how would i get the current active ip of a network device (linux).. i could cut up ifconfig output but thats icky
<14> can i put a function inside a function?
<14> i want to put a predicate inside a function
<13> you cant
<0> predicates are better as functor types
<0> but you can do typedef void (*F)(); F f() { struct S { static void g(); }; return &S::g; }
<0> using that is almost always indicates a design error though
<14> Kniht: i have no idea what you talking. but thank you
<14> do c++ automatically initialize a variable?
<14> bool isLess; // init value is FALSE?
<0> no
<0> bool isLess (false);
<14> thanks again
<15> how do I call a farproc with arguments?
<16> can anibody help me?
<16> How can I read a function key in c++?
<17> read a function? what do you mean?
<16> The function keys ar 2 codes
<16> Like the F1 have the code 0 and the code 59
<16> So I have to read a function key and have to frite his code
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