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<0> i have 600
<1> that's just today
<0> though I think keeping them is pretty nerdy and pathetic
<2> heh
<1> you know you're all nerds
<1> however, i am a stud
<0> peterhu, you are married, you are not a stud
<1> indeed
<0> you're longing for what you could have been
<1> heh one of these days one of the kittens will learn she can't actually bury her food dish by pawing at the tile in the kitchen
<1> nor can she bury her poo while scratching at the sides of the litter box, rather than the litter
<0> how many kittens do you have?
<1> 2 kittens and an adult cat
<3> do they all get along?
<0> at the vetenary surgery in the pet shop last weekend, i saw a 1/4 husky 3/4 wolf cross
<1> yep, they're doing much better now, we've had the kittens for about 2 months
<0> cute but huge
<1> yikes
<1> ok pool time, ciao
<0> skinny dipping?
<1> billards
<0> lol
<1> i'll use the queens english next time =)
<0> good idea
<1> me and me mate tis goin' to partake in some bloody billards, governah!
<1> more like govnah
<0> clearly you've been to some cl***es peterhu
<1> heh
<1> don't tell bealtine
<1> otherwise he'll curse me out in gaelic
<4> Curse him back in gaeylic
<4> We know you're fluent in it
<1> heh
<1> don't make me chuck norris you
<1> because i can
<1> alright peace out
<3> lol
<5> how do i erase an element in array in c++ ?
<6> yyparse most wolf I've seen (other than actual wolf) is 50-50
<2> I think its arr.remove() then a resize operation to make it totally go away... it is computationally expensive htough
<6> mlkmn you don't
<3> Twister: if it's a raw array, you can't do that...
<2> oh ya
<6> mlkmn why are you using array?
<0> vawjrwrk, i'm only going on what the owner told me. I'm no expert on that stuff
<2> Wow, I am reading array as vector these days...
<6> me neither, but had a friend when I was in high-school who had one
<5> well, i'm sorting a list and i want to erase the array element on every loop
<7> mlkmn u do it uself
<3> hehe
<3> mlkmn: huh?
<2> wow.
<0> i thought it would be illegal to keep such a beast...at least without a special license
<5> i'm doing a priority q
<6> mlkmn we don't care
<7> wait. Cowmoo and mlkmn ? do u 2 know each other
<3> what, no
<5> ?
<3> mlkmn: instead of "removing" just set it to 0 or something
<6> ok, so you're using an array to do a priority queue? why not use the one in the library?
<2> priority queues are based on a heap iirc... not really an array.
<3> or maintain an end pointer
<7> dynamically resize it
<3> Twister: heaps are usually (always?) implemented as contiguous array
<5> how do i use it from library
<6> you don't have any docs?
<5> no
<7> use a vector
<2> good to know.
<6> joshg shut up
<7> no you
<6> mlkmn why are you trying to write programs w/ no docs?
<5> because my docs sux
<6> joshg look carefully at the @ in front of my nick
<7> ohh heh
<6> mlkmn what compiler are you using?
<5> is there is a specific command i can google for priority q sorting?
<5> V.S
<6> mlkmn there is, in the standard C++ library priority_queue
<3> sigh
<6> what version of VS ?
<5> 05
<6> 2005?
<5> yeah or something
<3> haha
<8> wolves are wild animals
<8> even when raised by people they're dangerous
<6> not or something
<8> try to keep in mind, animals we keep as pets have been domesticated
<5> 2005
<8> that doesn't just mean, raised by people
<8> that means they've been bred to be more docile
<6> mlkmn ok, type priority_queue somewhere in your file thenpress F1
<9> heya.. anyone know if there's a win32 event I can read to get keypresses REGARDLESS of if I have the focus?
<8> People who handle tigers just accept that at some point in their life they're going to get attacked
<8> the tiger that attacked whichever of Sigfried and Roy they had raised from a cub
<6> gotta run
<8> you have to breed those instincts out
<3> Noidea: sorry, what's all this in response to?
<7> tigers will always be tigers
<8> something about wolves
<8> yyparse I think
<3> oh haha
<3> ok
<8> I didn't bother to go back and read the scroll back buffer entirely
<8> too much work
<8> so, I may be way off topic
<8> but I do know some people like to keep wolves as pets
<8> or, part wolves as pets
<3> fools
<7> some people like cows for pets
<3> um, no
<3> no one keeps a cow as a pet
<5> so the only thing i can remove an array element is to set it to 0?
<5> sorry
<3> mlkmn: you can't "remove" it in the way you're thinking, but you can set it to something...probably -1 is better than 0
<3> or even better, have an end pointer that you move
<5> ok, i'll try that..
<5> no pointers
<5> sorry
<3> um
<3> k?
<5> can'
<5> nevermind
<3> and even better is what vawjr suggested, lookup std::priority_queue
<5> thanks guys
<3> mlkmn: in fact the -1 is a bad idea too, if your heap takes negative and positive numbers
<7> now get lost dooshbag
<4> oh
<10> dooshbag, haha
<11> oh man
<11> weeks of work all undone by JBlitzen ;)
<4> :)
<11> well I had a second interview with a place in LA - I think they will likely be flying me out in the next week or 2
<0> everyone is changing jobs at the moment?
<11> yes, right this moment
<11> spring is in the air
<11> even though today it was almost 90F, lol
<4> Congrats :D
<4> Damned superglue refuses to come off my fingertips
<11> didn't you learn as a teen not to mess with that
<4> Boy, you'd think that
<4> All I wanted to do was fix up a styrofoam water thing in the storage box in my truck
<11> heh
<4> Apparently the fact that I can successfully and flawlessly check and change my brakes does not qualify me to open a bottle of superglue
<2> I do not see the correlation.
<12> I guess everyone is busy downloading the latest Vista build.
<13> how to make a menu with check boxes?
<14> I'm not.
<12> Well, someone is.
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