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<0> mk
<1> SB_, put the minimum in the header file
<0> ok
<0> haha
<0> my code ****s
<0> 100 errors
<0> XD
<2> Sometimes fixing the first few errors eliminates a lot of other errors
<2> On the other hand, sometimes fixing the first few errors creates a lot more
<0> JBlitzen, yeah
<0> JBlitzen, I seem to be slimming them down
<0> stupid **** like forgetting to include headers
<0> :)
<2> Nice
<0> haha, just killed 50 errors by using the proper includes :)
<0> interesting, I thought that a const var couldn't be changed
<0> but for some reason to set their value in a cl*** declaration i need to define them as static const?
<0> or is const just a by val/by ref thing :O
<3> what is a nice c++ book?
<0> oh vawjr has that list
<0> http://pastebin.ca/38463 (error included)
<4> SB_ you don't set default values of non-static members of a cl*** in the cl*** definition
<0> rdragon, i mean i changed it, i was just wondering. Thanks for telling me :)
<3> rdragon would you say that accelerated c++ is a nice book for learning the langauge?
<4> SB_ what's "Rooms" ?
<0> rdragon, vector<int>
<4> vatoloco - yes. http://www.rudbek.com/books.html
<0> rdragon, like it seems like it should compile XD
<3> thnx
<4> SB_ is this part of a const member function by chance?
<0> rdragon, er, vector<room>. const member function?
<4> vector<room> ?
<0> void CreateRoom(Room Temp)
<0> rdragon, yeah, Room is a cl*** i made
<4> you can't ***ign a vector<room>::iterator to a vector<int>::iterator
<0> rdragon, i just realized how much sense that makes
<0> sorry :(
<0> you can't do vVec.at(iIter)?
<0> hrm
<0> nvm
<0> haha
<0> i ****
<5> really?
<5> gimme you phone number
<0> no...
<0> i wish i was getting ***** tonight
<0> :P
<0> but i mean
<0> **** happens
<0> or doesn't, in this case.
<6> hey guys
<6> question
<7> Ask.
<6> how can i use a type string to find '\n' isinde its seld
<6> *self
<6> string1.find('\n'); //DOESNT work...
<6> anything else?
<6> i dont want to use a loop
<6> but i will if theres no alternatives
<8> if you don't find it, it's not in there
<2> Try \r
<8> that works sometimes
<9> ?
<9> Only if you're stupid, I reckon.
<9> I mean - they're two different characters, you'd have to not knwo what you wanted in the first place.
<10> calc dont work
<11> Nothing found for 'dont work'.
<10> calc doesnt work
<11> Nothing found for 'doesnt work'.
<10> damn you calc
<6> lol
<6> well i think is returning npos
<10> you think?
<6> when i do the find('\n')
<6> no but seriously is there
<6> there are about 16 lines
<10> std::string s = "hello\nworld"; std::cout << (s.find('\n') == std::string::npos) << std:: endl;
<10> what does this print?
<12> why not try it?
<10> i'm asking him
<6> hum - gives me 0
<6> as in is there
<10> then it's finding
<6> yea
<6> i see..
<10> where are you getting your lines? (maybe you need to check for /n/r or whatever, like JB said)
<6> hum this is freaking weird
<6> ok my teacher gave me a file (type txt) to parse and sort
<0> ++i doesn't like to increment the iterator
<6> if he didnt terminate the lines with '\n' and '\r' what the hell did he use?
<10> SB_ what?
<0> YUY0x7, for (i = r1.begin(); i < r1.end(); ++i) { //it starts at 10 and moves nowhere.
<10> a better test in the for condition is i != r1.end()
<0> ok
<0> well i tried with that as well, and it doesn't increment either :)
<10> what do you mean it starts at 10 (and what container are you using?)
<0> a vector
<10> KBM, how are you reading?
<6> a txt file
<10> but how
<6> fstream
<10> why don't you use getline?
<0> YUY0x7, http://pastebin.ca/38466
<10> or what are you supposed to do?
<6> well i have it so that all the info inside the txt file goes inside a string
<6> and from there im parsing
<8> why not parse lines one after another?
<6> and if i cout my string it gives me newlines - just as if i was reading it in notepad
<10> SB_, the problem is your erase
<0> I see
<0> and how is it a problem?
<0> Like, shouldn't i start at 0 and stay at 0
<0> not 10?
<10> it invalidates all iterators after the one you erased, so ++i will fail
<0> o
<10> (and the actual iterator you erased)
<0> so how the hell am i supposed to loop through and erase
<0> i want to remove the r1 slot at i, not i itself..
<0> :(
<10> 1) loop through all, print, and after the loop call .clear() 2) for (i = v.begin(); i != v.end(); i = v.erase(i)) { print_i(); }
<10> the first method is probably more efficient if you're gonna remove all
<0> nah, i'm erasing on an if statement, this is just a test case
<0> :)
<6> http://pastebin.ca/38468
<6> line 104
<10> ok.. then for (i = v.begin(); i != v.end(); ) { if (condition) i = v.erase(i); else ++i; } or v.erase(std::remove_if(v.begin(), v.end(), some_conditional_function));
<10> KBM, then there is no '\n' in there
<6> ok?
<6> so how is it terminating?
<6> line 130 Down is the file that im suppost to read
<10> ok, have you tried to output sInput? (cout << sInput << endl)
<6> yea
<6> it gives it to me as if i was reading it in notepad
<10> so it prints it like you posted in that bin?
<6> yea
<10> what OS?
<6> XP
<6> -5.1
<10> try reading it formatted, not binary
<10> std::string everything, line; while (getline(strm, line)) everything += line + "\n"; return everything;
<6> formatted?
<6> i removed the ios::binary
<6> is that wat u mean
<6> -if so it still gives me npos
<10> use that code and not read
<10> istream::read i mean
<6> so no is no ate?
<6> *in
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