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<0> hello
<0> what is the best way to store binary trees in files, for trees of unspecified maximum length
<0> ?
<1> If "best" ~= "easiest", xml should do
<2> how can one make money on the net?
<3> porn
<2> the only way is to have a popular webpaged so you can get ads?
<2> what other ways than porn
<1> [15:50.00] <2> ashe I am your old friend
<1> [15:51.09] <2> you said you were gay and loking for a nice hairy man lik eme
<1> [15:51.48] <1> I say that to every man I talk to
<1> [15:52.33] <2> ahshe your stupid, just accept it, and unban me, and apologize to me, and I might forgive you brother
<1> I guess he expected another answer
<4> Ashe`: what would you expect from someone who calls himself 'GNUkid'?
<5> happy monday
<5> er
<5> tuesday
<4> hey
<5> ;)
<4> :)
<1> It's wednesday for some people
<6> i lost the days >.> my little guy was sick and in the ER yesterday
<6> I hate daycare and all its germs!
<7> morning, jill_s
<7> ewww, ER, not fun
<6> yeah rotavirus
<6> ****s]
<6> how was your weekend victor?
<1> Victorious
<7> my daughter got sick (light flu) on Saturday so it was kinda "hang around the house and make sure she was ok"
<7> though we DID get to see a few snowmobiles race up the mountain before she got sick
<7> this was a world cl*** competition
<8> do you guys have c++ cl***es ?
<7> Tzintzi do you mean do we teach C++ ?
<8> yeah
<8> general things, at least
<7> no we don't
<8> do you know some kind of Complete Idiot's Guide ?
<7> I recommend _against_ books with any of the following in the title: idiots, dummies, teach, beginning, yourself, learn, seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, weekend, tricks, master, guru, visually, super, bible; or that mention a specific product or compiler.
<7> I recommend the books here: http://rudbek.com/books.html
<8> thanks
<7> and no, I don't know of a "single" book that teaches adequately
<1> If you're a complete idiot, might as well give up
<9> Of course "idiot" and "dummies" books might be appropriate in some cases.
<7> yes, but not for _learning_ C++
<7> RobNT I thnk they let the guys who did MFC work on it because they'd done such a great job previously
<6> your daughter is all better now?
<9> Yeah, it does have the same sort of odour as MFC.
<10> ugh network security exam isnt a picknick
<7> jill_s yes, seems to be
<11> jill = lazy bum
<11> takes mondays off
<12> hi
<12> does anyone here know of a curses or ncurses like library that's included with visual C++ .Net?
<12> I'm trying to program a roguelike game, and I can't seem
<12> to the functions I need to control the console window properly
<12> didn't use to be a problem back in the good old days of DOS
<12> is anyone actually here?
<0> try #c
<11> there is no ncurses win32 port that i know of
<11> the windows console is a gimp of a console
<12> wow
<12> that's unbelievable
<12> I used to be able to do this stuff on Turbo Pascal 5.5
<11> not really, very few windows developers develop for a console
<9> You haven't seen anything yet!
<12> even the old Texas Instrument system I had used to be able to that
<12> wow
<12> hehe
<4> http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdcurses/ might work for you
<12> yeah, I saw that library
<12> I just can't seem to find how to install it
<12> just typing the include for the header file doesn't seem to work
<4> Well, you'll need to compile and to link the library, likely.
<12> It's cool I can program apps with VB and c++ now, but I can't even make a roguelike game :)
<12> how sad
<12> :(
<12> I thought .net does that for you?
<12> It does when I make my own libraries
<12> wierd
<9> If you're going to write code for Windows you had better get used to that!
<12> wow
<12> backwards compatibility isn't too high up in microsoft's priority list is it?
<9> Well they have the backwards part pretty much figured out if you ask me.
<12> how do I compile a library?
<12> and link it etc...
<12> I've downloaded PDcurses but just using an include doesn't seem to work
<13> does it come with sources?
<9> Go into your linker settings and add the library, or use a pragma.
<12> linker settings
<12> ok
<12> hold on
<9> As well as some other products of theirs.
<14> hi. what does "error C2512: 'IR::cDriver' : no appropriate default constructor available" exactly mean?
<4> There was no default ctor for IR::CDriver although one is needed.
<14> yes there is.... http://pastebin.com/627007
<14> use this one http://pastebin.com/627011
<4> uhm, no, there isn't.
<13> exactly what it says
<14> why wouldn't there be one?
<14> there is a constructor...
<4> Because you didn't write one, likely.
<4> The message says "default constructor".
<14> cDriver(lpCore core); <-- isn't that a constructor? or it isn't a <<default>> one?
<4> A default constructor is a constructor that can be called without any arguments.
<14> but i can't construct my object without knowing some data...
<14> do i HAVE TO have a def. constructor?
<13> what line causes the error?
<4> What ever the code is you use cDriver in, it's that code that wants the default ctor.
<4> Without seeing the code, we can't tell you what you should do.
<14> not implemented yet... i'm still implementing the .h
<13> well you had to be doing something for that error to occur
<4> Well, something wants to create an object of type cDriver somewhere.
<14> anyhow the cl*** has to be able to communicate with another cl***, by directly calling each other's members.
<14> so i have to know with whom does it communicate
<4> This is beside the point.
<4> Your problem is constructing an object of type cDriver.
<14> yeah, and it'd create cDriver as driver = new cDriver(this_
<4> that should work.
<14> lpDriver d = new cDriver(this)
<14> yep, but calling the constructor without any parameters would be senseless...
<4> 'this' is the parameter in that code.
<14> yeah
<14> but the compiler is complaining about not having any default constructors
<4> Wait.
<14> and what i'm trying to point out is that having a default constructor is senseless
<4> Is that the exact line: "lpDriver d = new cDriver(this);" ?
<4> That line is wrong.
<4> lpDriver *d = new cDriver(this); // should work.
<14> typedef cDriver* lpDriver;
<14> lpDriver d = new cDriver(this)
<4> that looks right.
<14> yeah.
<14> but it complains about not having a def. ctor
<4> It's probably not that code that causes the error message.
<14> http://pastebin.com/627040
<14> the error occurs at irdriver.cpp line 7
<14> right after cDriver::cDriver(lpCore core)
<4> Does IRDriver.cpp know what a lpCore is?
<14> yeah. it's included in the stdafx.h
<4> ah, well, that's probably not the problem.
<14> i mean the include is included in stdafx.h
<4> oh
<4> Do you use precompiled headers?
<4> Did you change that include at some time? Perhaps the precompiled header didn't get recompiled properly.
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