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<0> I dont even use error names
<1> one must master the english language
<0> I use strings :)
<1> Tamama, haha #define <int> <name>
<1> Tamama, one header full of htat ****
<2> I've written code that was TOTALLY non understandable (after some time)... then I only *renamed* a few things to the right name... and suddenly I didn't even understand it again, but I noticed errors in the code that were there!
<2> Good naming is VERY crucial.
<1> Wait, so this line says that you add apples to oranges to get the total number of apples...
<3> SB_ there are even solutions to keep you from doing that
<1> vawjrwrk, haha
<4> haha SB_, nice analogy
<3> gotta run... some errands to run
<1> vawjrwrk, i do something until I get yelled at, then I change it.
<1> Cantide, why thank you sir.
<3> SB_ fool
<3> do it right to start
<1> vawjrwrk, i mean there is a lot of stuff that i don't know how to do right, or if it's right
<1> lol
<5> brb
<1> peace all
<6> i think people that stay in this industry as long as vic has deserve some sort of award
<6> after 5 years, i'm ready to consider alternatives
<7> hehe
<2> You don't know C++ after 5 years.
<6> did you see c++ in my statement?
<8> hello all
<7> hello... hello again
<9> how do you consider alternatives without knowing the current?
<8> any student out there?
<7> nvito just ask
<2> for (Hello::iterator iter = hellos.begin(); iter != hellos.end(); ++iter) std::cout << *iter << '\n';
<8> a said to be good college is proposing turbo pascal as programming language? Isn't that a bit too old?
<7> hellos.push_back("just ask");
<2> just ask
<7> nvito i'd say so
<6> nvito: is it in a comparative languages course?
<8> ok thanks
<6> (pascal that is, turbo pascal is a product, afair)
<8> no, I've just checked the installed software on their computers in the lab
<8> in a directory called programming
<8> they have turbo pascal
<0> pascal is a nice learning language if you cut out all the Turbo-Pascal DOS extensions
<2> nvito: turbo pascal will be totally 100% useless for you to learn imho.
<7> well what's wrong with them having a pascal compiler installed?
<7> i thought you meant they were proposing a pascal course
<10> how can I convert a std::string to std::wstring?
<8> no not turbo pascal course
<2> sk8ing: depends on the encoding
<8> but if they have this compiler it's sure that their course will be base on it
<7> nvito what course??
<8> I mean exemples
<10> Run: what do you mean?
<8> computer science
<7> nvito what does them having the compiler installed have to do with anything?
<2> sk8ing: What is the encoding of the string in the std::string ?
<7> in an academic setting, someone might want to play with it
<8> ah ok
<7> 'computer science' probably isn't the title to an actual course
<7> but 'pascal programming' might be
<8> rdragon, would you mind giving advice?
<10> Run: I don't know... but all the special chars inside it are displayed ok
<7> but i don't know what you're worried about
<7> advice? don't eat yellow snow
<6> the only thing we used pascal for in my CS curriculum was in comparative languages as an example of a (relatively simple) procedural language
<7> talk to your kids about drugs
<8> rdragon: the programming field is moving so fast that I don't want to do a 4 year study just to realize that what I've learned is too old to be applied nowadays
<6> had to write a pascal tokenizer, if i remember
<7> nvito it probably will be, but you still should get that 4 year degree
<2> skizo: that only means the encoding is the same as your terminal thinks it is. You should use some library to convert strings. Don't ask me how, I never do/support that kind of thing; I think everyone should learn English and if they don't they I don't want them to use my program, heheh ;) }:-)
<6> nvito, one rarely learns trade at a university. you're there to learn theory
<11> nvito: if you start a 4 year program what they teach you will have been obsolete years before you even began
<2> s/skizo/sk8ing/
<8> Asmodee: +)
<10> :))
<0> sk8ing: I usually just cut off all >127 value characters and just do a char->wchar_t cast :P
<8> that's why I'll do an accelerated course
<0> unless of course i know the input is utf-8
<2> I don't need wchat_t ... I just firewalled ALL of china the other day. (getting 90% less spam now)
<2> wchar_t
<10> heh, the problem is that I have a sprintf(tbuf, "%%%02x", buf[i]); and buf is now char
<10> so it won't encode as it should
<7> meh
<8> thx anyway
<7> why use sprintf?
<7> nvito - go to school.
<0> sk8ing: make buf a wchar_t then
<8> I'll take the college that propose many course
<7> nvito - don't go to a trade school
<2> lets put that differently: don't use sprintf
<10> hmm.. what should I use?
<2> stringstream
<8> no problem bout that rdragon
<0> let the compiler convert your local charset to unicode :P
<8> +)
<0> Run: I rather like wchar_t stuff
<10> ss << std::hex << s[i]; ?
<3> the problem is that you have sprintf at all
<3> hex is sticky
<0> btw, is there some switch to have "blah" become L"blah" by default so that i dont need to type so many L's ? heh
<3> Tamama apparently not, IMO a HUGE ****UP on the part of the committee
<2> Tamama: you should use a library
<2> _("blah")
<10> brb, I don't eaven know if urldecode() from php will decode a longer hex value...
<3> yeah the _() is a LOT easier to type than L
<2> heheh
<6> it's slightly more efficient than _T("")
<3> it's still, IMO, a error on the part of the committee
<0> well it is a good way to promote that static text is read from a config file (improving the possibility of internationalisation)
<0> but it still ****s donkey balls
<0> at least we dont have $var() around our variables yet
<0> or something
<6> we should all just use wcs-4 anyway, screw it!
<6> ucs-4
<3> the language should accept _some_ syntax to say what the default character set for "blah" is
<3> geezus, we did that back in the 1960's in our macro ***emblers
<2> I didn't
<2> Wasn't born yet then
<6> also: whomever invented #region for the Visual Studio editor is the devil
<3> wtf is #region ?
<6> it automatically collapses a block of code when the file is opened, so you can't see it
<7> heh
<6> in previous versions, it went around generated code
<6> so the poor developer wouldn't get confused
<6> unfortunately, some developers think it's good for *their* code
<4> so... i thought it was meant to make it neater and more readable/user friendly
<6> more readable would suggest you could *read* the code
<4> oh... i guess it could get annoying then...
<3> e:\dev\projects\programming\personal\metalib\findfiles.cpp(91) : fatal error C1021: invalid preprocessor command 'region'
<4> you can... just expand the region
<7> so it makes it unreadable, then
<6> it's /clr
<6> hiding code is anti-productive
<6> sorry, in C++ it's #pragma region
<6> in C# it's #region
<6> ("in C++" = microsoft's compiler)
<7> ah, lunch time
<6> i just think the very notion of it is insulting
<7> of lunch?
<6> "this area of code you don't care about"
<6> how the hell would they know i don't care about it?
<6> mmm lunch
<7> yeah, i've seen others' code that uses #region... it's annoying
<7> hmm, i guess I should shower before i go out
<6> well, it has been a month
<6> aretina sounds like a girl's name
<4> o_O
<10> stringstream ss; string s; ss << std::hex << str[i]; ss >> s; will push in s str[i]; not the hex value... what am I doing wrong?
<2> Ali sounds like a boys name
<2> str[i] is a string, not an int
<2> or char*
<6> yes, except for two things 1) that user's registered, 2) the name doesn't have a numerical suffix. conclusion: likely not a spam bot
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