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<0> oh.. since I`m here on #c++.. I have a question.. I`ve been trying to find documentation for this for days.. I want so make a simple server/client program that I can use to copy certain files on my home LAN computers hdd`s.. do you know whare can I find documentation and possibly a source code for this? c++
<0> oh listen.. #vb is asleep.. can you tell me just if Visual studio includes visual basic AND Visual Basic .NET languages?
<1> microsoft.com
<0> oh.. I see now.. so ASP.NET is basically a .NET language, right?
<2> Who would've guessed eh?
<3> is vector start at index 0 or 1?
<4> javaq_:starts with 1
<3> Charak: thanks
<5> what?
<5> Indexing starts at 0, of course.
<6> i use visual c++. in vc6 i coudl do a right-click on an com-interface in cl***view and add a new com-method. the wizard then did the neccesary thing in the .idl, the .h and the .cpp. doeas anybody knwo where i can find this in vs2005 or how to add a com-method there easiely?
<7> anyone to help ?
<8> did you ask a question yet?
<7> where can i find a good xml parser , with examples
<7> ?
<9> http://xmlsoft.org/
<7> Can i use a xml parser within a cl*** , in order to save information in a xml file ?
<8> not a chance...you need a hammer for that
<9> just generate the xml yourself
<9> a parser reads and analyses things
<8> make a wrapper cl*** that loads and "inits" your stuff
<7> what compiler do you use ?
<10> is visual studio 2005 beta still avalible for free?
<7> vs2005 express edition is free
<7> one year
<10> downloadable from msdn site right?
<7> Yes
<10> k ty
<7> No problem
<7> You should also try BloodShed Dev-C++
<7> It's free and it's very good
<7> It includes a lot of libraries
<10> i probably got it
<10> i was thinking to get vs for c# and mobile app dev
<10> at least to learn them
<10> :)
<7> Are you a student ?
<10> no
<7> Oh
<10> maybe student of life in that matter
<7> I have visual studio 2005 professional edition with license ..it's part of a project
<10> how much did you paid for it?
<7> zero :)
<10> is it full package?
<7> I'm a student
<7> Yes
<10> well as i said i am a student of life
<7> :))
<10> where can i get it for free
<10> ?
<10> as a student
<10> :D
<7> I dunno ;)
<10> k ty anyways
<7> Where do you work ?
<10> unemployed atm
<10> quit 2 weeks ago
<7> atm?
<10> at the moment
<7> :)
<7> Where did you work
<7> ?
<10> in a architectural design company
<10> doing some local network applications and foot works
<11> www99: Visual Studio 2005 Express is free.
<11> http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/default.aspx
<12> Solamente is the ****
<12> jblitzen and Solamente go missing at the same time, interesting
<12> either they're the same person, or they took a gay cruise together
<8> feeling jealous then?
<13> Off to office gotta get daughter to school too, hopefully this will all be straghtened out by tonight sometime
<14> hi
<14> anyone familiar with qt designer 3 ?
<15> 'morning
<16> .uptime
<14> =
<12> 3 women killed in a week by alligators, 17 over the last like 50 years, crazines
<12> s
<12> hmm, i should check the status of that bug
<12> still under review
<17> help. How do I use string's "find" function with wildcards?
<12> you don't, you'd need a regular expression
<17> I want to aString.find("something*something") where * is a wildcard
<12> take a look at boost regex'
<12> -'
<17> ok
<17> I'd need to download a library?
<12> standard c++ doesn't have support for regular expressions, so you'll need to either use a third party library (boost can be almost viewed as the testing ground for future C++ standards) or parse it yourself
<18> Alt. regexp library: Eric Niebler GRETA: research.microsoft.com/projects/greta
<12> if it's as simple as foo*foo, you could easily do it yourself
<12> i think boost's regex is TR1
<12> yes, it is
<12> "based heaviy on boost regex"
<17> how to do it myself? yes, it's as simple as foo*foo.
<12> alot of the boost stuff that's being included in the next standard is either unmodified with respect to interface, or is damn close to it
<17> I guess I'll just parse it.
<12> do a find for the first foo, do a find for a second foo starting at pos + 3
<12> (+ string length of "foo")
<18> Comparison of GREAT and BOOST regexp: http://research.microsoft.com/projects/greta/regex_perf.html
<18> s/s/GRETA
<5> too bad the author of GRETA works for Boost now :P
<12> and both will be superceded by C++09
<19> why is that too bad?
<5> uhm, not really.
<19> _m_ has the lock on CVS gone away?
<5> C++09 will be very much based on Boost.Regex.
<18> there's also Philip Hazel PCRE (pcre.org); and Ville Laurikari TNFA (ville.laurikari.net/tre)
<5> vawjrwrk: not yet
<19> <sigh> maybe _I_ should contack them
<19> do you have a contact address handy?
<5> Seriously, I suggest you use Boost.Regex, since that will be very compatible with future standard regular expression support.
<5> vawjrwrk: I have already filed a support request.
<5> And two others did the same some hours ago.
<19> ok, I'm quite puzzled how the lock got set to start with
<5> There no need to take more action.
<5> aborted network connection, likely.
<19> I've been unable to even access cvs for over a week
<12> damn it, i cause a drag drop bug in this UI and i'm not sure how i did it
<12> hmm, weird, the code doesn't check for it being a valid drop target on drop, but it does on drag enter and basically says the data can't be dropped on it, yet is still drops however i managed to do it (i can't if i actually pay attention)
<12> i'll add a check on drop, but that's obnoxious when you can only repro a bug when you're not paying attention heh
<20> 'morning
<21> writing GUIs again peterhu?
<21> how pathetic.
<12> pfft
<12> i pwn
<21> ugh, I don't even want to check my bank statement
<21> I don't want to know how much Vegas ended up costing me.
<21> I do remember spending $225 on 1 meal though.
<22> NI: how much did it cost you? your soul
<23> $225 on a meal is ok
<22> $225 on a meal? for how many people?
<12> in his defense though, the meal was served on a nubile hairless asian boy
<22> peterhu that sounds reasonable then
<12> indeed
<21> 2 people.
<21> the hotel was $200/night
<21> and, things only get worse from there, I'm sure.
<23> You're starting to sound like you're cheap
<21> but, the hotel room had a hot tub in it.
<21> anyway, lunch time.
<24> what's the scope of typedef? if i typedef within a for loop, does it exist outside the loop?
<19> {} like all scopes
<24> cool thanx
<25> can you hlp me with binar trees
<26> fozo, ask a question
<27> hi can u go to #c and tell them plz to unbanned me from there?
<27> it's very important..
<27> ok.?
<27> ????
<25> what type of printing binary trees deffine it in the only way
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