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<0> .fr is not for work
<1> guys I have a string with \r\n as end of line, I'm saving it, I'm loading the file into a string then i do mySStream << myString; and I do a getline on mySStream. The returned value is the whole stream
<2> but your p***port, it says you are from <insert name here> ?
<0> .be
<1> how can I add an eol to a string that getline understands?
<2> belgique ? cool
<0> getline takes an delimiter
<1> cool, tx
<3> how did you read it into mystring?
<0> http://img21.imageshack.us/my.php?image=roudouhome29vu.jpg <= home!
<3> neat
<1> with getline
<3> what kind of tv is that?
<0> Plasma
<3> i mean, make/model
<0> Philips 50"



<1> while(getline(f, sx)) s+=sx;
<2> TF1? TlFrance1 :P?
<4> http://ewick.servehttp.com:81/snow.JPG
<1> I didn't knew it's looping only once :P
<0> Ja
<3> yeah, sk8ing... I don't think that preserves the line breaks in the string
<4> could be a nice picture if it weren't for that damn telephone pole
<0> Poor poor EwIck's upload bandwidth
<4> I don't know how much I get
<4> downstream is quite okay
<1> rdragon... I should do s+=boost::algorithm::trim(s) + CRLF;
<2> i'll upload some images for you
<0> How many MP is that
<3> why do you need to read the whole file into a string, then put it into a stringstream, and then use getline to get each line out again?
<0> At least I've been nice, I did downside it 16x
<4> let me check
<1> I get a serialized string in many places
<2> http://img487.imageshack.us/img487/2826/dscf06354va.jpg
<4> it's 4 mp
<2> it was in automne i think
<0> 4 MP is nice
<0> More is useless
<0> The one I just got is 8 MP, and it's so big I have to downsize the images anyway
<4> yeap
<4> it looks great if you print the pics though
<0> Guess I'll try to find where you set the default size
<0> LuiGGi: that's .ar?
<2> rigth
<2> right or wherever
<0> I should tell my boss I want to go in south america
<0> I'm starting to get tired of eastern europe and middle east :>
<4> so.. only one of your neighbours can afford a car huh?
<2> eastern europe? and what about the weastern europe ?
<0> I'm already in western europe
<5> hi all
<2> hi
<5> did any one use leadtools toolkit?
<2> Ashe, what's you job ?
<6> hello guys
<6> what will be the easiest way to erase the inner spaces inside a string
<2> "people has just applauded me once, when i got lost at the beach" loool
<2> remplacing " " by "" ?
<6> like "hello this is a test that i only want one space between the words"
<2> ok im getting out, see you soon (j'espre :))
<5> did any one use leadtools toolkit?
<6> can someone point me at the right direction?
<5> did any one use leadtools toolkit?
<7> KBM: somethink like int s=d=0; while (d!=strlength) { if (str[d]!=' ') str[s++]=str[d++]; else d++; } str.resize(d);
<7> ohh that would remove every space
<8> is this a good way to check for a space character in a string iterator: while( *iter != ' ' ) ?
<8> my program keeps going after the ' ' character
<8> hmmm
<6> ok?
<6> i dun get it
<6> while( *iter != ' ' ) what does that do?
<8> I'm going through a string, which iter is an iterator for
<8> it's not detecting ' ' in the string
<8> ... in my condition
<8> u get it?
<8> std::string::iterator iter = temp.begin();
<3> pfloyd345 what are you trying to do?



<8> how would you go about splitting a sentence into words which will be input as variables into data members
<8> ?
<3> std::stringstream ss( some_string ); std::string word; while( ss >> word ) { ... }
<8> I just need to test for a certain character, namely this one =-> ' '
<8> I did while ( *iter != ' ' ) to say that but it's not working
<3> pfloyd345 please explain what you're trying to DO, not your broken solution
<8> ok, I am inputing information from a file, and trying to grab certain information, first I copy a line into a temporary then I check for a "A: " before what I wrote in the file to be the name, and i'm trying to input that info into a variable 'string'
<9> Is it possible to make a dll from c++ code?
<8> brb gonna smoke a ciggie and think
<8> maybe I need to go character by character
<9> Is it possible to make a dll from c++ code ... I've read it is, but I'm not the programmer, and I need a dll...the program I use says it accepts them
<3> yes it is, Aeggie
<9> I have a .cpp file
<3> pfloyd345 - so, your line is space delimited?
<9> but I need to know how to makie it into a dll
<8> yes
<3> <3> std::stringstream ss( some_string ); std::string word; while( ss >> word ) { ... }
<8> should it be comma denoted or something else?
<3> tip: make it tab delimited
<8> ok
<8> how does ss >> word work ? does it input one character at a time?
<3> it works like cin >> word; or file >> word; or any other input stream
<8> ok
<6> ok say i have a nested loop inside a loop how can i break out of one without the other
<3> break;
<6> beacause im breaking out of both
<6> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15849.html
<6> ignore line 5
<6> line 10 and down is where the problem lies
<3> so what's the problem?
<6> the break
<3> looks fine to me
<6> is breakin out both loops
<8> I already inserted into a string from my ifstream like this: OpenFile.getline(ch, 100); temp.append(ch);
<3> probably because exit == false
<6> and it should only break out the for
<3> while(!exit) is the same as while( exit == false )
<3> probably because exit == true, rather
<3> did you use a debugger to figure out what happens?
<10> if(iCount >= iCount < rsSource.length())
<10> I must admit this line puzzles me.
<6> lol
<6> that was the error
<10> And since it'S what decides wether exit is true or false, and it doesn'T make much sense...
<3> yeah, rewrite that
<6> it works now
<10> Are "break" instruction usually bad form?
<11> CC?
<10> I know I don't like them, but I don't know if it that opinion is shared by most.
<3> DrkMatter - bad form? it's how you break out of a loop prematurely
<3> if you need it, you use it
<11> i don't use #include
<3> #include isn't ever needed
<11> indeed
<11> it's usefulness is hyped
<6> ok explain
<6> wat do u mean #include isnt always needed?
<3> exactly what I said
<11> sigh
<11> new furniture coming on saturday, woot
<11> finally, people won't see an empty room for the first room they see when we open the door
<8> cool
<12> Finally made that trip to Ikea, eh
<11> pfft
<11> though, ikea would be ritzy for someone living in a trailer, i would imagine
<11> unfortunately, as you're unemployed, you can't splurge
<12> I keep hearing good things about it, actually, but I'm convinced it's because reporters are idiots
<11> it's cheap crap
<11> and you're routed like sheeple
<12> That's my take on it
<12> Wtf routed
<11> there's a line on the floor for recommended following
<11> they're usually as crowded as a walmart
<11> with the same clientele


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