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<0> so? what odes that have do to with clearing the screen?
<1> or just system("cls")
<1> which is somewhat portable
<1> "somewhat"
<2> cout << "1.does this"; cout << "2. does that"; cin>opt; switch(opt){,..}
<2> it looks like this
<2> it looks nicer
<2> with clrscr after an option is chosen and the result is displayed
<0> but then, of course, you've erased everything else that was there before
<2> that is what i want to do
<1> bbiab, meeting
<0> whatever, stay a ****ing newbie all your life
<2> that is why i want some info about clearing the screen
<0> my console has a 1000 line scrollback for a reason, I dont' need some newbie erasing it all
<2> omg
<2> it's just a homework
<0> so forget clearing the screen
<2> it looks ugly
<2> and it's usless
<2> to let it there
<2> i am creating a stack
<2> so the menu is like this : add element ; pop elem; display stack
<2> it looks idiotic
<2> whitout clrscr
<2> anyway
<2> it was just a question
<0> I don't ****inhg care, I'll give you an F if you turn it in to me
<2> but i will not :))
<2> :P
<2> i'm in highshchool so i dunno what the heck you are expecting of me
<2> i asked a question
<0> I just told you...leave the damned console alone
<2> why?
<0> because someone using your program may want to scroll back to before it ran
<2> can anyone tell me where i can find info about some clrscr-like info
<3> i ****ing hate dealing with movers
<0> yeah, they're lots of no fun
<3> not only are they 8 hours late, but they bring a huge truck that I told them repeatedly would be too big
<4> so, stuff it full of packing peanuts.
<4> that'll learn em.
<3> as in, they can't pull near my apartment
<4> I told you to drive it yourself.
<3> well I wouldn't be able to fit all of my stuff in a car
<4> how about pulling a trailer?
<0> and your car is gone anyhow
<4> or driving a uHaul?
<4> You should have asked
<3> shrug
<4> we'd have all come to help you move.
<3> a uhaul would have worked
<4> we could have all rented cars
<3> yeah, you should have offered! heh
<4> and had a #c++ cross country caravan
<3> lol
<4> we could have set up a wireless network, and run an IRC server in one of the cars
<4> then all connected with laptops
<3> hehe
<4> it would have been fun.
<3> then crashed vawjr's house on the way up
<4> he's kind of out of the way.
<3> not really
<3> on the way from orlando -> seattle?
<4> right
<3> would have been a minor detour
<4> we'd likely swing up through St Louis, over through Kansas
<4> then up through Denver
<0> between I80 and I90
<4> then into Wyoming
<4> where we hit 80
<4> then west along 80
<4> or, maybe further north
<4> I'm not sure what other highways run west further north.
<3> oh well, next time
<0> what a piece of **** software
<4> VSS?
<0> eyah
<4> http://www.livescience.com/technology/060413_cocaine_a_lyzer.html
<0> it just arbitrarily goes "non-responsive" when archiving
<4> why are you using VSS?
<4> who's requiring it?
<4> you should fire them.
<0> the company has been using it for well, since vs++6.0
<4> there's a guy here who keeps taking my stuff.
<4> he asked to borrow one of my books like 3 months ago
<4> I saw it on his desk, so I took it back
<4> I came back the next day and he'd taken it back again
<4> ok, fine, he kind of needs it
<5> vawjrwrk: is it too much trouble to switch source control over to say svn?
<4> today, he saw a pen on my desk, he asked if it was blue
<4> I said yes, then he took it
<4> I thought he was gonna give it right back
<4> but he kept it.
<4> I mean, it's a work pen, it came out of the supply cabinet
<4> he could have grabbed one if he wanted one.
<6> switching to SVN from VSS is totally worth it. SVN > CVS > Manual Source Control > VSS
<4> hmmm
<4> well, this one is registered.
<4> I think they've gotten smart
<0> a "registered" pen?
<0> Lukos that would entail convincing management
<7> hello!
<7> what is the most common way to read formatted info in C++? I've been doing it with fscanf... in C but I would like to know the C++ way...
<0> use streams
<7> when I use cin to read an integer as in: int a; cin >> a;
<7> do I use the name of the variable or should I p*** a pointer to the variable? as in: cin >> &a; ?
<4> it takes a reference
<4> so
<4> exactly what you've done.
<7> oh it handles everything as references ok
<7> thanks:)
<0> TheDude it does it so that writing it is simple
<8> W00t. We're finally getting a second T1 line at work.
<0> now the porn will show up quicker
<8> I wait until I get home to watch porn.
<9> bye all nite all
<4> probably not vawjr
<4> well, it depends on how the current T1 is loaded
<4> and the site he's connecting to.
<4> but, my guess is, a 2nd T1 doesn't do much for him.
<4> afaik you can't take 2 T1s and connect to a single source with it faster.
<4> you're limited to a maximum connection speed of 1 line.
<8> Noidea: You're ***uming that I'm single-handedly hogging our site's bandwidth.
<4> T1 is only like 1.5Mbps isn't it?
<8> Thereabouts.
<4> jbatista, no, I'm ***uming that your porn sites aren't as fast as your T1 line.
<8> You guys have been hanging around peterhu too much.
<4> anyway
<4> cable modem is faster than T1
<4> why not get one of those?
<8> It's our customer's decision.
<4> you should shoot him.
<8> We found out about this when the telco guy showed up today.
<6> vawjrwrk: yes i know, I have the exact same problem. the management here decided to use team server instead of svn after all...
<4> wow Lukos
<4> you're really lagged.
<0> Lukos have you used the team server? we can't find any docs on it
<0> it can hardly be worse than VS and VSS
<4> I'm surprised none of these things have features to port from one to another.
<6> Noidea: heh... i was away
<4> every other piece of sotware does.
<6> vawjrwrk: I haven't used the team foundation thing yet... but yes, it's hard to imagine anything worse than VSS
<6> from what I've read so far, it has most of the features of SVN
<6> and I really, really, like SVN
<0> I've been mostly happy with cvsNT
<6> I like CVS, but SVN has all the good things of CVS, plus a lot more
<6> there's even nice integration stuff for VS.NET and Windows
<0> I don't like CVS, but cvsNT is rather good
<0> tortoise?
<6> yeah, and there's Ankh svn for visual studio .net
<6> they're both still a little buggy, but it's a matter time
<0> that's what MS keeps saying
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