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<0> or TTY
<1> one power station per teletype
<1> :)
<1> i remember seeing an xray machine that had to be booted from paper tape
<1> which was iirc on a roll that had to be rolled out manually at a constant spped
<1> speed
<1> which seemingly was an advance on the front panel switches method
<2> hm in .NET (c++/cli) .. what would be the smallest memory footprint possible?
<1> and they got a man to the moon using paper tape
<2> currently my *1 window* app takes about 25MB :)
<1> wouldnt that depend on what youve been "using"?
<2> using being?
<2> controls etc?
<1> ya
<2> well it uses the standard controls
<2> button, textbox.. that stuff
<1> grids and stuff?
<2> heck i wouldnt even know what a grid is... it uses a splitcontainer though
<1> .net is a hog
<2> well I am not overly worried about it.. just wondering :)
<2> it works ok as is
<2> i need to ship the fx with this thing anyway.. they expect it to be bulky :P
<1> http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/27/technology/27soft.html?ei=5088&en=d0c02cd75d5822fb&ex=1301115600&adxnnl=1&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&adxnnlx=1143649504-veBAq3iB79QwzP6UzFdyHw
<1> Windows Is So Slow, but Why?
<3> Off to office
<4> Hello ..from what I understand when I construct MyObject c; It should use the parameterless constructor .. And when I have MyObject c = MyObject(); the Parameterless constructuor should be called for a temporary object .. and then the copy constructor to initialize c right?
<5> right
<4> _m_: Well in what I test .. even in MyObject c = MyObject() .. only de parameterless constructor is used ... does the compiler optimize such commands in anyway? I mean .. eliminating the copy constructor?
<5> Yes.
<5> The compiler is allowed to perform that optimization. It is not required to do that.
<3> cupu actually NOT
<1> a copy ctor is autogenerated
<3> sorry, _m_ has it right
<4> I understand .... thanks a lot guys
<3> for example if you write MyObject c = 27; it will call a constructor of the form MyObject(int)
<3> and that is ALL it should call
<2> heh first time i ran into that was fun
<2> I had overloaded =, but it didnt work :P
<2> since it was calling the constructor :)
<6> ice
<6> esti ?
<5> English
<7> http://www.washtimes.com/op-ed/20060328-102545-2371r.htm
<8> already read it
<1> t-shirt for JB in the sidebar
<8> I thnk he'd rather have the model
<8> but..... maybe not
<9> haha
<10> lol
<1> only if she votes REpublicen
<8> sometimes methinks he accuses to many _other_ of being gaey(sp?)
<1> real spelling optional
<1> peeping out of the closet you think?
<11> "freedom house" hahahaha
<12> heh i learned the history of the candy bowl outside my cube
<12> one of my coworkers used to setup a camera facing the candy bowl to act as a trap for testing the camera software
<12> and the bowl exists to this day because everyone got used to it
<12> she must spend like 20 bucks a week keeping it stocked heh
<13> peterhu is ugly p*** it on
<8> peterhu when I started a "trail-mix" bowl at one place...after a few months some guys dropped off some money to help defray the costs of supplies
<8> though it was more candy than healthy stuff..... peanuts, M&Ms, raisins, cashews etc
<14> hallo
<8> howdies, pundai|work
<15> hello. How can I set a CEdit-s contents directly?
<16> MrMuscolo: learn about DDX (is it MFC even?)
<15> yeah it is... i don't like DDX... :P
<16> getwindowtext then
<16> not sure why you don't like, that's one of the very small amount of things I liked in MFC :p
<15> :)
<15> getwindowtext gets the text, it doesn't set it, does it?
<17> I have a problem wiht cout...I've pasted my code on the website...can you please take a look
<18> no, that's what SetWindowText is for
<15> only if you give us the link
<16> setwindowtext then :p
<17> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16114.html
<8> c0s` you're using an older compiler
<17> yeah sorry
<17> I have to use Borland
<8> MrMuscolo you don't need the link... it's the most recelntly posted one
<8> I have NO idea what Borland's iostream.h does
<17> that's why I also need to use <iostream.h>
<8> that's never been part of standard C++
<15> that works thanks
<17> mabe there is a problem that I oversee...a problem that would appear in VC++ also...
<8> which has existed since 1998
<8> which vc++ do you have?
<17> 6.0
<8> throw it away
<8> for free stuff --- http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/cpp.shtml
<8> find vc2005 express on there and get it
<16> you can get stlport for vc6.0 ... I think
<17> ok..thank you
<8> ...and the PSDK if you're going to do windows stuff
<8> and why the **** would anyone want stlport for vc6.0 ???
<8> btw, you probably want to change getX() and getY() to const
<8> and if you want to move up to really "modern" conventions, ditsh the "get" and "set" from your function names
<17> :)
<17> ok, I will
<17> vawjrwrk, where can I inform myself about ""modern" conventions" ?
<8> why the functions read and write instead of friend istream& operator>>(istream& from, point& us) .....
<8> I recommend the books at http://rudbek.com/books.html
<8> various places in there
<16> vawjrwrk: you mean you use X() instead of getX(), what's about set?
<8> and prompting in your input method is a bit old fashioned also....and you can only do I/O
<8> from to cin/cout
<17> vawjrwrk this is a school homework and we haven't learned how do redefine de ">>" and "<<
<17> "operators
<8> x(int ics)
<8> or X(int ics) sorry for the typo
<8> and it's X()const;
<8> btw, sizeof(color) will be the same as sizeof(char*) which is unlikley to be what you want\
<17> length(color) is better ?
<8> and it doesn't look like you've ever allocated memory for the char* stuff
<17> strlen sorry
<8> I presume you haven't learned about std::string either, eh?
<17> nope
<8> well, using a compiler that doean't handle standard C++ isn't going to help a lot in learning the language, I'm afraid
<17> unfortunatelly this is the system in our country, in high-school I had a teacher that teached us a bit of .NET, but now in college we still use Borland C
<8> .NET has nothign to do, per se, with C or C++
<17> Visual Studio .NET , I'm sorry
<8> well, vc++2005 express is free, and it's up to date
<15> Can i change the sorting order of a CList? I don't want it's items sorted lexicographically... can i change that?
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<15> <15> CListBox, sorry
<17> I'm downloading it right now
<17> :)
<8> MrMuscolo what was that??
<15> a question
<15> Can i change the sorting order of a CListBox? I don't want it's items sorted lexicographically... can i change that?
<8> why not look at the docs of a CListBox ?
<8> ms-help://MS.VSCC.v80/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.VisualStudio.v80.en/dv_vclib/html/d704e53f-6a0c-4380-9cd2-3f647f05e0f2.htm
<8> about 2 minutes of looking
<19> hello everyone......
<20> bonjourno
<19> anyone could tell me if it is possible to ***ign to an ADO ConnectionString a connection string without having the presence of the tnsnames.ora on the machine?
<5> Likely.
<5> ADO is supposed to be an abstraction layer. It should work for other databases without having Oracle specific stuff around.
<5> (***uming tnsnames.ora is something Oracle specific)
<19> in fact
<19> tnsnames.ora is the file that contains normally the definition for a connection
<19> and which is normally used from ODBC
<5> And did you try to google?
<19> yeah
<5> e.g. for: ADO without tnsnames.ora
<19> but didn't found anything :(
<5> http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/orcale_without_tnsnames.asp is the first hit
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