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<0> with the same clientele
<0> this particular purchase came from b***ett
<0> they had a leather set my wife really likes
<1> Wife's into leather, eh
<2> heh
<0> and fivesoms with hot chicks, yeah
<0> i can't afford a vowel
<1> That's probably why you shop at Ikea
<1> HAH HAH
<1> HAH
<1> :/
<1> Where's that damned bf2 patch
<0> indeed
<3> how can i express this? int StrToInt(string sSource, int *piErrChk = NULL)
<3> something like this? int StrToInt(string, int * = NULL);
<1> What?
<3> i have this funtion
<3> int StrToInt(string sSource, int *piErrChk = NULL)
<0> something like this: boost::lexical_cast<int>(string)
<3> never mind the funtion
<3> how do i put it ontop of main()
<3> how can i express that?
<3> int StrToInt(string, int * = NULL); i tryed this but gives me an error
<3> (funtion prototype)
<1> Just int *
<3> 10 E:\Misc\Programming\My Progs\CPP\Progs\INI\Uncle\Debug\Multi.cpp too few arguments to function `int StrToInt(std::string, int*)'
<1> Paste line 10
<1> oh
<1> Well, try giving it a name in the prototype
<3> int StrToInt(string, int *);
<1> int StrToInt(string, int * whatever = NULL);
<3> name? what do u mean?
<1> Just make the name match the actual name
<3> 63 E:\Misc\Programming\My Progs\CPP\Progs\INI\Uncle\Debug\Multi.cpp default argument given for parameter 2 of `int StrToInt(std::string, int*)'
<1> :|
<1> Is it possible that StrToInt is already defined somewhere?
<1> What's line 63?
<3> 10 E:\Misc\Programming\My Progs\CPP\Progs\INI\Uncle\Debug\Multi.cpp after previous specification in `int StrToInt(std::string, int*)'
<3> the funtion its self - line 63
<0> you can only define the default argument once
<0> void foo(int bar = 5); void foo(int bar) { }
<1> Huh. Thought it was the other way around.
<3> perfect
<3> ur right peter
<3> thanks
<4> default goes in the prototype, khan is right
<3> hey man
<4> yo
<3> whats up
<4> not all that much here
<4> you?
<0> vc++ actually accepts it either way
<0> but it can't be defined in both locations
<1> Ah, that explains it
<3> samne
<4> hm, I thought it had to be in the prototype
<0> it would make more sense, to me, to be in the prototype
<0> ok, need to get ready for dinner
<3> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/15850.html
<3> ok another problem
<3> in devc++ i do strtoint("123") and gives me 122
<3> in vc++ it does it right - 123
<3> why is this?
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