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<0> so where did you get the time from?
<1> I you don't have time, use Python for example
<2> from perl, but it doesn't have a module and it's displaying the date in a weird format
<1> don't waste time with C++
<2> i never heard of python?
<0> geez, a perl programmer that can't "do everything" w/ perl
<2> there's alot perl can't do..especially when you have an out dated version
<0> and you're using an outdated version why?
<2> but i can't upgrade, so i need to do it in a different language or shell script or something
<0> tell you what, go find a perl channel that's willing to talk to someone that "can't upgrade"
<2> because i have a live/production server
<2> i'm not doing it in perl
<2> i don't care about perl for this script
<0> you said that's where you _got_ the date
<2> i don't understand your point
<2> i need to do this in c or another language
<0> I thnk you have NO idea what constraints you're running under
<2> perl can run system commands, c/c++ programs are executable
<2> i don't see a problem
<0> I already told you the simplest way to do it with C++ and you dont' like it
<2> i think i'll have a coder do it, do i have to install that though?
<0> if you have serious C++ stuff and don't have boost, you guys really aren't serious about C++
<2> i never heard of it, but maybe someone else has
<0> it should give you some measure of how serious your C++ team is
<2> ther eis no c++ team
<0> then C++ seems a poor choice for doing this "script" in
<2> i thought it would be relatively easy
<3> hello can anyone help me with my code?
<4> "C++" can't do it
<4> but WinAPI has an easy date/time formatting func
<3> do you have a code pasting site?
<4> the C standard library has some interesting functions that might do it in a slightly more complex way
<0> nickhouse read the topic
<4> but hmm
<2> i'm on linux
<0> yeah, there's some date formatter in the standard C library
<3> can anyone help me with this code, I want to implement an add function to a doubly linked list. http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15835.html, it compiles but when I add an object to the list it doesn't add it.
<3> any suggestions?
<0> nickhouse you're writing your own doubly linked list??
<0> there's one in the library
<3> yes,
<3> I know, but we're required to write a templated doubly linked list :S
<0> school
<0> I'm glad I haven't been in school since 1962
<0> findval is broken??
<0> it's difficult to see how node and be _not_ templated
<3> those are implementations of the node and findval func
<3> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15837.html
<1> use builtin linked list implementation, just create little different interface to it:-)
<0> shouldn't that be template <cl*** DataType> struct node ......
<3> should it?
<3> uhm
<0> how the hell you gonna have separate kinds of data in it?
<3> I have the struct node in a .h file
<3> that's all templated
<0> I don't care
<3> inside the CList function
<0> node is defined inside CList?
<0> you didn't post it that way
<3> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15838
<0> it's <iostream> not <iostream.h> if you're even hinting at being standard C++ (what compiler are you using?)
<0> and I must say, your instructor/professor is doing a lousy job
<3> mvc++ 6.0
<5> ugh
<0> ok, a broken compiler, broken instructor... .what else will go wrong today?
<3> hehe
<5> VC++6 is extremely bad at templates.
<5> (and regarding other stuff as well)
<0> and namespaces
<3> yeah she ,the instructor, said that it's bad
<0> lo, _m_ how goes it?
<0> then why are you using it?
<3> and in the main program we should include all the files involved
<0> vc2005 express is free
<5> You really should switch to a better compiler or you'll waste a lot of time learning things that *only* work for a single, outdated compiler.
<5> vawjrwrk: not too bad, atm.
<3> so any one caan help?
<0> and learning that a lot of correct things are "wrong" because your compiler won't handle them
<0> nickhouse not if you're gonna stick w/ something most of us quit using years ago
<6> dude, i'm hungry
<3> well, can't you just help me with I have :P
<7> dude, where's your car?
<0> _m_, I think we have the snow under control at the house (wife and I were running the sno-blower using one of the cars for light) until 2130 last night
<0> nickhouse because I don't remember all the idiocyncracies of your broken compiler
<0> and I dont' wanna try to remember...there's no point
<5> Fortunately, the snow melted away here today.
<3> well when I run main
<3> everything seems to work out, except that the list isn't adding the objects
<3> so I'm getting empty lists
<3> and I don't know how to implement the friend ostream & operator <<(ostream &, CList < DataType > &);
<0> current appears to be undefined if the list is just constructed
<0> so I have NO idea where it's putting things
<5> The prototype is bad (and I'm not talking about the bugs introduced by using VC6). operator << should take a const reference as second argument.
<3> well I want to output the data in the list
<3> return it as output
<3> somehow..
<5> That's what's operator<< is supposed to do, yes.
<3> would this make a good definition ? http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15839
<0> _m_ told you it's CList const&
<5> The problem is that the cursor is part of the list object (which is strange design).
<0> and if you only have 1 iterator (current) as it appears, outputting the list will **** up the cursor
<3> so any solutions?
<0> nickhouse are you paying ANY attention to what we're saying?
<5> vawjrwrk: I tried very hard to use family friendly wording :)
<0> we're NOT gonna write it for you, disabuse yourself of that notion right now
<0> _m_ you're far better at it than I
<3> ok :S
<0> hmmmm, he can't make it a const reference tp the list
<0> he's modifying it
<0> ..... current
<5> vawjrwrk: I'm not a native speaker so I have to pay more attention to proper wording. Otherwise, things could come out even more wrong.
<0> and calling lots of non-const methods
<0> _m_ you're english womps my German
<0> my vocabulary is probably < 100 words
<5> I had to learn English for 7 years in school.
<0> I presume it's coming in handy for programming/CS
<5> kind of. School English isn't intended for practical use, though. At least, that's my experience.
<0> likely not... but there's a heckuva lot of tech stuff about programming in some flavor of "English"
<3> const current ?
<5> That specific flavour is very easy.
<5> Even my father who never learnt English can read technical stuff in English.
<5> (and now the question for the non-native speaker: was that sentence correct without the commas?)
<0> yes
<5> yay, I got it right this time.
<0> , who never learned English, would be correct also
<0> I'm not sure about the spelling learnt thought it's easy enough to interpret
<5> (you always use a comma for a relative clause in German)
<0> you won't go wrong doing it in English
<5> "learnt" is BE.
<0> did we just have a netsplit?
<8> Yep.
<5> I've been told there's a semantic difference between the relative clause with comman and relative clause without comma.
<0> thanks
<5> I just can't recall what the difference is.
<5> s/comman/comma/
<0> the commas make the clause more "commentary"
<0> or at least that's the way I read it...but then I learned all this junk >50 years ago
<0> and have just kinda absorbed drifts in usage
<9> ohhh, I got my new gloves today
<9> these actually fit
<9> and they're WARM
<9> so exciting.
<4> hehe
<4> what kinda gloves?
<4> leather/goretex/other?
<9> Mountain Hardwear Annapurna gloves
<9> they're mountaineering gloves
<9> goretex xcr
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