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<0> oh, u gonna take it?
<1> a CORBA programmer for some UNIX
<1> but of course
<0> I m not a testing fan
<1> most of the offers are somewhat relevant, though - they do some basic keyword search
<0> but it's up to someone's apetite;)
<1> I did mention in my CV that at one of the jobs I did CORBA
<1> dunno about QA job, though - it has no keywords I can correlate to my CV
<0> so you just wait for someone to pick u or u start applying to the job posts?
<1> I'm not looking for a job now, so I check that mailbox only out of curiosity
<0> its nice to know this actually works
<1> when I begin looking for a job, I send my CV to a few hightech employment companies - they will forward my CV to the companies that are looking for someone with similiar background
<1> it usually takes less than a hour from the moment I send the CV away till I get the first call
<0> u must have a really good CV
<2> http://www.consumerist.com/consumer/top/beat-an-ebay-scammer-call-his-mom-180733.php
<2> I did this to a guy one here once
<2> or something similar
<2> he was in here for hours
<2> demanding we do his homework for him
<2> I told him to give me the link to the ***ignment page
<2> and e-mail me what he had done so far
<2> he e-mailed me from his university address
<2> I copied and pasted the chat log into an e-mail to his professor
<3> nice
<3> lazy kids
<2> with an explanation of what had happened.
<2> heh, yeah, it made me laugh
<2> the professor e-mailed back saying he'd have a talk with the guy.
<2> The other one that used to make me laugh
<2> people would come in asking for us to send them a full copy of VS
<2> I'd create a huge file of random data and name it something .zip
<2> then let them download it from me for hours and hours
<2> ahhh, good times
<3> a 4 gig .txt file that read LOL over and over
<0> I wonder whether this random data actually formed a cool application or something
<2> not likely
<3> not so ironically, that's how JBlitzen produces executable code
<2> that's hardly a surprise.
<4> http://www.bumvertising.com/
<5> can anyone help me figure out wtf is going on here: http://www.deviantclip.com/?Show=Media&Id=945
<3> drink up baby doll, are you in or are you out?
<2> http://jmccabe.livejournal.com/77092.html
<3> god loves his children...yeaaaaah
<3> you and your urls
<3> do you ever get work done?
<3> and what you never knew, can never get to you, so fake it
<3> i'm bored
<3> these tests take too long to run damn it
<2> I'm working.
<3> right
<6> the DELETE command in c++ makes memory available for other use?
<7> huh??
<7> C++ doesn't have any "commands"
<6> instruction
<8> hi.. i have a file in which each line has a word (string) following by numbers
<6> my bad
<7> do you mean "delete somepointerhathasbeennewd" ??
<8> how do i read it .. should i just use file version of cin?
<6> yes
<9> c-bot strtol
<9> oh no c-bot..
<4> I thought he wasn't wanted here
<8> hello?
<7> _BUFUFU_ it puts the newed memory back in the available memory pool
<6> thanks
<7> "file version of cin" ??
<8> i mean.. if i declare ifstream in
<8> then in >> x >> y etc
<7> kahlua75 looks good to me
<8> my question is..
<8> suppsoe the line is
<8> abc 1 2 3
<8> in >> str1 >> int1 >> int2 >> int3
<8> but how do i know when hte line is over
<8> coz next time i do in >>
<8> it will read from next line a string value
<8> so i need to know i am putting the value into a variable of type char*
<10> that or std::string
<8> right.. thats fine
<8> just dont know.. if i use >> operator
<8> it will keep on reading hte stuff
<8> but how do i know when it is a word or an integer
<9> what stuff?
<8> the lines are:
<7> jagtes ut wukk
<8> abc 1 2 3
<7> aargh
<8> def 4 5 6
<7> kahlua75- yes it will, you need to know hwat your reading
<7> and why are you playing with char* at all
<9> if (in >> some_int) { /* i read an int */ }
<8> the thing is.. i dont know how many numbers are there in the line
<7> well, what do you do if there is only 1, what aobut if there are 20 ?
<11> got disconnected
<11> so the lines could be:
<11> abc 1 2
<7> well, what do you do if there is only 1, what aobut if there are 20 ?
<11> def 2 4 5
<9> kahlua75, you would basically read each line into a string (using std::getline) and then parse each
<9> using a stringstream...
<8> the first >> will be string.. teh rest will be numbers.. just dont know how many numbers
<7> what do you need to do with the numbers?
<11> <8> the first >> will be string.. teh rest will be numbers.. just dont know how many numbers
<11> <8> so whats the best way to parse a string like that.. given there are multiple strings in the file
<7> I heard you
<7> WHAT DO YOU NEED TYO DO WITH THE NUMBERS
<11> ok.. i kept disconnecting
<11> so didnt know
<11> average them.. so i dont need to store them
<11> just need to know how to tell when the line is getting over
<11> coz >> doesnt tell me that
<7> doesn't tell you what?
<11> that a new line is about to start
<7> but peek() does
<7> or doing getline() then using a stringstream
<8> could you retype would u said
<8> not sure what i missed
<8> vawjrwrk?
<9> <9> kahlua75, you would basically read each line into a string (using std::getline) and then parse each
<9> [15:19] <9> using a stringstream...
<9> wtf is going on in your connection
<8> bad wireless stuff
<8> im trying cin and peek
<2> can you not do
<2> #define some_macro() \
<2> #ifdef(something)
<2> #endif
<2> blah
<2> with all the appropriate \ and whatnot
<2> g++ seems to be complaining about #ifdef inside a #defined macro
<2> which is surprising to me
<2> I could have sworn that was possible.
<9> it would need more than one p*** from the preprocessor
<2> yeah, I thought preprocessors already did that.
<2> wait, no it wouldn't.
<2> it can do that in 1 p***.
<9> porbably..
<2> g++ seems to be complaining about it.
<4> I thought for preprocessor directives the # needed to be in column 0, and \ is a line continuatikon so technically the next line is a continuation of the previous
<9> vc++ complains as well..
<2> hmmm, well, interesting
<2> I guess I'd have to move that #ifdef out of the macro
<2> and have different versions of the macro for each combination of #ifdefs I wanted
<2> that's fun.
<2> inlines it is then!
<3> hmm
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