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<0> 1000
<1> hm. only one second.
<0> yeh
<2> heyy, it's raining
<3> In Seattle? Weird.
<2> ;)
<0> zeitnot; cheers for that url man
<0> fixed it
<1> !
<0> paramaters in setsockopt() were incorrect
<0> ;D
<1> 'welcome. glad to help.
<0> now i've just got to figure out how to write the received jpg to file properly ;D
<1> in win32... hrm... i doubt there are any "save image as JPEG" API calls.
<1> you might need to borrow some code from the web.
<0> yeh
<0> if i write the file in binary directly to disk as image.jpg, the data seems to be there, but obviously not in jpeg format ;D
<1> definitely not in jpg format. it might be some kind of bmp, but maybe even not that.
<1> you need a small set of jpg load/save routines. i'm sure there's one out there.
<1> maybe not even necessarily win32-based.
<1> just some plain old C code that does fopen() and so forth.
<0> hmm, surely if receive data from a socket, i should be able to write it directly to disk as it was received, and hence have the file replicated locally...
<3> Kim Delaney got bloated
<1> that's interesting. But do you know if the file is being read and sent directly to you, or is it stored in some image structure in memory first?
<1> if it's being decoded from jpeg format first, you are out of luck.
<0> its just an image that i would browse to with my browser on the internet... i store it in a string before writing it to disk...
<4> ah, this guy again?
<2> heh
<2> funny, that's what i see when I see you
<2> s/see/say
<4> only i've been here for a while.
<4> marp i've only seen on one occasion prior.
<0> NineVolt; i'm your new friend
<1> which guy again?
<1> i've only been here once before, but i liked it and bookmarked it.
<0> zeitnot; me. they hate me. i'm n00b and i have a bad attitude :D
<1> i see.
<4> please, no writing with 00s. :P
<5> hello.
<0> har har
<5> I am thinking about giving up c++
<4> nice.
<1> why on earth would you do that?
<5> someone try to stop me before it's too late
<4> less competition.
<0> lol
<5> zeitnot: I want to do other things with my life
<5> My wife is expecting
<1> oh.
<4> my condolances.
<1> you want to have a life.
<4> and congratulations.
<5> Yeah, basically
<1> change to C#.
<5> :)
<1> you'll get to have a life.
<4> in 18 years.
<1> do not change to java. you will not get to have a life.
<4> change to investment banking.
<1> i dont think you can get rick quick in that anymore.
<4> no, but a lot quicker than with c#.
<0> har, i guess i'll use WinInet api ;D
<4> showertime.
<6> .NET 2003 - anyone know where you can edit the colors for the text editor of the IDE?
<7> Try Tools -
<7> Options -
<7> Fonts and Colors
<7> ThaT's what it is in VC++ 2005, anyway
<7> I guess it's roughly similar in 2003
<6> do you know if I'll be able to define "string" there to show up as blue like int, etc?
<6> I use to be able to do this with Wacom 10
<6> what are they considered? keywords? maybe a keywords list I can add to?
<3> Audacity rocks!
<8> hello, is anybody on right now, need help with C++
<9> just ask
<9> can' t you read topic
<8> Ok, well I am doing a school ***ignment and I can't my program to work
<9> paste code + errors at www.rafb.net/paste
<10> try to be more specific if you can
<9> I'm about to go but if it's short I can help
<10> can't get it to compile, can't get a certain portion to work correctly, etc
<8> I am trying to create seperate function that perform all outputs
<8> I will complie, but the program doesn't work right
<10> paste the code on some site so we can see it
<8> I just pasted the code on www.rafb.net/paste
<8> <10> try to be more specific if you can
<8> sorry about the extra paste
<11> hey! let's say i have a string theString. If i put 100000 char in it, then i do a clear(theString) and i put 100 char in theString. What space will it take in ram. Will it only take 100 char of space?
<0> hosebag; where is your separate function to perform all outputs?
<8> I did not paste it, I just pasted the program I am trying to modify
<0> haha
<0> so what you want, is us to do your ***ignment
<10> hosebag : so try to paste the broken code after the modification so we'll see what didn't you do right
<8> I wrote the program for a school ***ignment, but I can't this part of the question.
<8> just pasted my attempt at http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/cKLuWV50.html
<10> hosebag : the 5 variables at the beginning of the function - you need to p*** them as parameters, and not define locally
<10> read about p***ing parameters to a function in your book
<8> the 5 variables at the beginning of my output function, I need to p*** them like a farads = main()?
<8> maybe that didn't come out right, you'll have to excuse me, I'm a newb
<10> the example farads = main() shows taking a return value from a function and not p***ing parameters to it.
<10> find "p***ing parameters to functions" in your book and read this part
<8> my book does a horrible job of explain this, that is why I am having such a hardtime with it
<10> try this: http://cplus.about.com/od/beginnerctutoria1/l/aa051002a.htm
<10> just the first thing that popped up in google
<12> hosebag, why are you called hosebag?
<8> why are you called joy2u
<12> I bring joy to you
<10> what is real ? how do you define "real" ?
<10> why do we live ?
<10> and does the answer 42 mean ?
<10> work time...
<12> exception you are very existential tonight, do you read Nietsche as well
<10> joy2u : he's on my "to read" list
<10> bye
<7> If Nietzsche knew about 42, he never would have written "So spoke Zarathustra"
<12> indeed kind sir
<8> I read through that tutorial, not really helping me
<0> i just re-arranged my office. how nice.
<2> that won't make your code better
<13> Haha.
<5> Moonshine
<14> hey i was wonder if anyone knows how to sort arrays in decending order instead of ascending using Array::Sort();
<15> Morning..
<14> mornign
<14> anyone happen to know C++/CLI?
<15> what about it?
<15> wait- what?
<14> MS Net version of C++
<15> oh- no. sorry
<14> my friend told me some people in here know it and i was just wondering
<15> well, I'm not really from around these parts..
<14> ah
<16> what on earth is Array::Sort() suppose to be?
<17> bealtine:moon
<15> sort is a function belonging to the cl*** 'Array'
<15> 'Sort()
<16> no ****
<15> well?
<16> i'm responding to a question from earlier
<15> ah... ok... than I have no idea what you're talking about..
<16> Array isnt part od C++
<16> od/of
<14> its part of C++/CLI
<16> part of .net
<14> yes
<15> ah..
<16> you could try #c#
<14> im going to learn gaming programming
<14> thats why im learning C++
<16> well c++/cli isnt really c++ (the .net framework )
<16> so probably #c# is "better" for framework questions
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