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<0> not to take away
<0> I get it.
<1> nope
<1> hehe
<0> ok
<0> clean now
<0> get it done with
<1> tomorrow I fly out to redmond
<0> then get a hotel.
<1> yeah that's what i'm thinkin
<0> get a good night's rest.
<0> in a niec clean place.
<1> plus the hotels are right next to the airport
<0> so are the bars!
<1> hehe
<2> I have LPCTSTR, and I need to add "Trimble R8000" to the beginning of it...what function would i use?
<3> Yeah, the computer's always the last thing to move. You've got what, a chair, a table, and your PC?
<3> I get schedule the broadband in advance so that it's already on when I move in.
<4> rdragon, have a safe trip if I don't see you before you leave.
<4> We'll be here when you get settled in and have an internet connection up and running. I ***ume that'll be about three weeks after you expect it to happen.
<1> thanks JBlitzen
<1> hehe yeah
<1> i should have internet in the hotel though
<4> Well, that's true, I suppose.
<4> Anyway
<3> Good luck, too.
<1> i brought my wireless hub with me ;)
<1> thanks
<4> :D
<4> Okay, afk
<2> I have LPCTSTR, and I need to add "Trimble R8000" to the beginning of it...what function would i use?
<2> i am trying lstrcat but it is not working
<1> lol jbatista... no chair, no table
<1> just a laptop and the floor
<1> and my suitcase / backpack / laptop bag
<1> still cleaning things up
<3> Yep. You've gotta drink straight out of the faucet, but the computer is still there.
<1> rofl
<1> pretty much ;p
<1> geez without the background noise of computer fans and the tv i can really hear everything in adjacent apartments
<1> what a rowdy piece of **** group of kids upstairs
<4> Heh
<1> and theyre all Full Sail kids
<4> Full Sail?
<1> "digital entertainment" college [for ****ers]
<4> Oh
<4> Are they attending full sail?
<1> yeah
<1> most of the residents here are (it's just down the road)
<2> can someone look at: http://noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16160.html
<2> and tell me what i am doing wrong
<2> except line 9 StringCbCopy is strcat
<1> it might be easier to just tell you what you're doing right
<1> why all the C casts, and C library calls, and C strings, etc?
<1> why not try #C ?
<2> they send me here
<2> lol
<1> why would they do that
<2> dunno
<1> tell them we sent you back
<2> I need to add LPTSTR acu_profile to the end of LPTSTR acu_reg_path
<2> i will go to bed then
<2> cause they dont want me
<2> lol
<4> rdragon, you should go up and tell the kids about the new job you accepted with a real non-full sail degree
<4> Or not
<1> lol
<1> or no degree at all, in fact
<4> Ah
<5> JBlitzen doth ****
<4> khan = speaking in tongues
<1> gaeth tongues
<4> gaeylic
<6> HAHA
<6> gaeylic
<6> I like that
<1> MOO
<6> sup rd
<6> when are we gonna see your name in Halo's credits :P
<1> halo is stupid, never
<6> lol
<1> especially considering i'll be working for sony, heh
<6> oh wtf
<6> I thoguht MS
<1> no way
<1> but redmond, yes
<6> oh
<6> but you did interview with MS yea?
<1> no
<6> oh?
<6> damn I must be horribly conrfused
<1> indeed
<6> ok, so s/Halo/Evercrack
<1> s/Evercrack/Socom
<6> s/JB/gaey
<1> can't argue there
<6> ll
<6> o
<4> s/Cowmoo/Cowpie
<1> mmm, beef cake
<6> shh n00b
<7> Id like to extract text from a richedit control in another app. All I have is its Window handle, is there a say to send it messages to get text?
<8> ok, coding preference... p*** const std::string &blah; then create a local temporary based on blah and modify it, or p*** a std::string and modify it as your temporary.
<8> Not sure if I explained that well enough. Basically: T blah(string &foo) { string bar(foo); //begin code modifying bar } or T blah (string foo) { // begin code modifying foo}
<9> you missed a const in the first case... i prefer that first case
<8> ah right
<8> yes, thats what I ended up doing. Thanks for the opinion.
<8> I have also got in the habit of declaring temp comtainers then doing a swap at the end if they are to be returned by reference. Seems to work out well
<9> what do you mean by that?
<8> well basically:
<8> void blah(vector<int> &a) { vector<int> temp; /* modify temp */ a.swap(temp); }
<8> allows a return at any point within the function and the modification is atomic
<9> ah.. so that you dont modify 'a' until the end, ok
<8> right
<8> and the vector swap member is extremely quick
<8> so there is not a lot of overhead at all, just a pointer swap afaik
<8> its sad that I am this bored...
<9> :)
<9> you should get Oblivion
<8> a PC game?
<8> I don't think I have gamed in like 2 years.
<9> yes. it's out for xbox360 and xbox too i think
<9> oh really..
<8> What genre of game?
<9> it's an rpg with some action/adventure..
<8> ever played Fable for Xbox?
<9> hell yeah, awesome game
<8> that was the last game I ever got addicted to
<9> if you liked that, i'd say you'll love this one..
<8> I got hooked... 8hrs a day and crap haha
<9> haha me too
<9> but i thought it was kind of short
<8> me too
<9> needed more side quests, imho
<8> ya
<8> was a fun game.
<8> nonetheless
<8> I am glad I could beat it then get on with my normal activities
<8> if it took a few weeks to beat I woulda been screwed
<9> yeah, i know.. it takes away too much time from other stuff
<10> can someone tell me if this call is possible : QDir::setCurrent( "/tmp" ); ?
<10> I mean shouldn't I have an object of QDir cl*** first in order to call setCurrent ?
<4> That would seem logical, yeah
<4> Unless it's using a static variable for the current directory
<4> Which would seem unnecessary
<10> so you can make a call like that if you use a static variable ?
<4> Well
<4> You can make a call like that so long as the function is static
<4> It would only seem to make sense if there's also a static variable that the function sets.
<4> Or maybe it's doing a registry setting or something
<10> I looked on the docs, and setCurrent is static ..
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