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<0> i'm bitching because it's 80F and I have to use the air conditioner
<1> -13F tomorrow
<2> that's colder than it's likely to get here
<1> It's worse in russia
<2> so I've heard
<1> Some places reached -58F
<2> how far north does russia go? we're at 43N
<1> Dunno, but that -58F was not far from st petersburg, which is not that much north
<0> wow
<1> I suppose the northest part of russia is even lower
<1> But people there are dead so they can't tell us what the temperature was :>
<2> my brother spent some time working a Prudoe Bay..... said it got down to -90F and 30-40kt winds
<3> hi Ashe`
<1> 'lo
<2> err, brother-in-law
<1> Where's Prudoe Bay, Alaska?
<3> Ashe`: still in france?
<1> Nope, I'm in Czech Republic
<3> oh
<1> I'll be in France next week though
<2> yes, pump station #1 for the pipeline
<3> i'll be in france in two weeks
<3> cote d'azur
<1> During winter?
<4> lol
<3> taking a course
<3> for work
<3> when lessons are over, it'll be almost dark :/
<3> i was there in november too
<3> i hope that next time will be in summer though :)
<2> well, at least it's staying light later every day now
<3> indeed
<5> how is this type of encoding called: <b>
<5> ?
<6> html
<5> :)) thanks
<6> or xml
<5> aham, it's for xml
<5> but I guess it's the same
<6> both use that encoding
<7> how can i load an image file if i have its raw pixels? (win32)
<1> sk8ing: it's called entities
<8> It's SGML, with the the grand-pappy of HTML and XML
<1> And you don't need the >, though it can't hurt
<5> I need a function that will encode/decode a string
<5> and I don't know what to google for
<1> Using .NET or?
<5> c++
<5> win32
<6> such a function would be part of a library
<6> What xml library are you using?
<5> my own
<1> Then write that function
<5> I would if I knew where to find all the chars that must be escaped
<1> Just < and &
<0> sk8ing: http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xml11-20040204/
<5> thanks
<2> but you'll likely find many that ARE escaped
<8> Don't write your own.
<8> Use a standards-compliant XML library.
<8> Or at least one that pretends to be.
<5> Ashe` you were right, thanks
<5> Solamente, I wrote it especialy for rss
<8> Then you're really in trouble.
<8> How about un-escaping?
<5> I prefered to write my own than read tons of documentation
<8> &
<8> Or
<8> You
<8> don't
<8> make
<0> tons of documentation?
<8> your
<8> own
<8> Use an XML parser that's been debugged.
<8> It's the same as not writing a linked list in C++.
<0> sk8ing did you write your own C++ compiler as well?
<8> You use std::list
<1> For the unescape, I suppose you'd need to read the DTD or something
<5> I know... I didn't knew anything about rss yesterday, I simply wrote a parser that stores everything on tags and subtags and so on
<5> yeah... I have to unescape everything...
<1> zZz
<0> indeed
<5> std::for_each(crss.items.begin(), crss.items.end(), xxxxxx)
<5> how do I define a backinserter for another vector instead of xxxxxxx
<5> ?
<1> back_inserter(x)
<9> Kia Ora
<5> x being?
<5> the other vector?
<1> Ja
<1> But
<1> Or x.append( crss.items.begin(), crss.items.end() ); iirc
<5> it doesn't have append
<1> append is not standard?
<5> it seams not
<1> Guess sometimes it's good to have a non-standard lib
<1> You probably have an insert() though
<1> And can insert at the end
<5> I have push_back :P
<5> but I wanned to use for_each :D
<5> to look smarter
<1> Not sure a loop is that smart
<5> that's how it should be done: copy (coll1.begin(), coll1.end(), back_inserter(coll2));
<5> it doesn't work with for_each
<1> Why would it work with for_each
<10> kias are horrible.
<5> I don't know what I thought :) anyhow, now it's clear
<10> at least get a hyundai or something if you're gonna be that much of a broke *** :P
<1> Here they all have Skodas
<10> .de?
<1> .cz
<10> you guys got the nice version of the lotus exige though
<10> ah
<10> still :P
<1> Arrived today
<10> we don't have the option for a supercharger in the states.
<10> so the roof air scoop is just sealed at the back end. weak.
<10> i wonder if it would be hard to duct it to a turbo intercooler
<1> Talking about cars, I should get my motorcycle repaired
<10> lucky bastard :\
<10> all i have is a 93 mazda :P
<1> Why, cause I need to repair it?
<10> because you have one at least.
<1> It's the third one in 2 years :p
<10> i almost invested in a dual sport bike last summer
<10> i reconsidered and bought lots of beer instead.
<1> And I have a serie 1 too
<1> (car)
<1> Dunno if it's called like this in english
<10> probably not.
<10> formula 1? :P
<1> http://www.linternaute.com/auto/diaporama-mondial-automobile/bmw-serie-1.jpg
<10> oh
<10> the bmw 1 series
<10> yea
<10> i dunno if we even have those here
<1> We don't have plenty of US cars
<1> Especially pickups
<10> consider yourselves lucky :P
<10> american cars are horrible.
<10> plus they don't really fit in europe :P
<1> http://www.georgewhite.co.uk/images/yamaha/FZ6-FAZER-STUDIO-DNBME-01.jpg <= motorcycle
<1> (except it needs to be repaired, kind of broken rear brake pedal)
<1> (shouldn't drive when there's snow :>)
<10> heh
<10> probably :P
<10> but it's that time again. off to eat drink and smoke, peace.
<2> sk8ing if you want to do some "work" on each element before you copy it, you use std::transfrom instead of std::copy
<2> for_each is meant to "work" on a single container
<11> Ashe` Have you been riding a diesel engine motorbike?
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