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<0> Yay
<1> okok. fine. it's no big deal
<2> ;)
<3> Ashe` : U ok?
<3> :oP
<0> If ok == as usual
<0> Then yes
<0> Time to go grab the girls from uni
<0> And I'm so lazy
<0> Boohooo
<4> it's one of those corners of C++ thats pretty useless
<3> warning: deleting array ?
<3> With this line : delete[] liste;
<5> Hey question
<3> Is something wrong with it or what?
<4> not if liste was declared properly
<5> PHP has a GREAT reference site, an encyclopedia of everything at php.net
<5> What is a good place for C++
<5> so for instance, I don't remember the order of the arguements in substr()
<3> www.cppreference.com
<3> bealtine : Personne liste[20] = {Personne("Pierre-Marc","Rioux"), ....};
<6> you don't need to delete that
<6> in fact, you can't
<3> Why ?
<6> you only need delete if you used new
<3> Oh
<6> because it's an array
<3> Good!
<3> SJr|Nbook : Does the website help?
<4> see what cn28h said...however that looks pretty weird
<5> yes
<5> however I think its going to be very limited
<5> but we'll see as I continue to learn it
<5> thank you
<3> ;)
<5> Does the following trick work
<5> if (inMark % 101) != inMark then inMark has to be greater than 100 or less than 0 right?
<2> why don't you just test it for being greater than or less than 0?
<5> I'm just curious if that little trick would work, I know its like wtf? but I was just wondering
<2> it looks like it'd work
<2> but it's probably less efficient than two tests
<2> and certainly not as clear
<5> but its less typing :P
<2> that's terrible justification
<5> lol I know
<5> :P
<3> rdragon : Computer people are usually lazy ... :)
<5> hmmmm
<3> Time to go! See you later folks!
<3> SJr|Nbook : Good luck with your ***ignment! :oP lol
<5> if I'm in a member function cl*** I can call other member function cl***es directly by there function name right, and they will work on the current object correct?
<2> yes, SJr|Nbook
<2> get a book.
<5> I have a book
<5> I'm just trying to keep the flow going
<4> any book written by a policeman cant be good
<0> [12:13.11] <5> PHP has a GREAT reference site, an encyclopedia of everything at php.net
<0> MSDN :o
<5> lol
<5> thanks but something tells me it won't be to helpfull with g++
<4> msdn has a reasonable reference for the "STL"
<0> You're using C++, not g++
<5> yeah but g++ is my compiler :P
<0> And why would that matter?
<4> oh well
<5> hmmmm because MSDN is for Visual C++
<5> afaik
<4> STL is C++
<5> and might be wierd
<5> yes I know that
<5> however at the moment
<5> I've got to code, and its taxing me to the extreme
<5> my teacher gave me the pseudo code basically
<5> and I have just have to type it
<4> get on with it then
<5> I will thanks.
<5> Hmmmmmm
<5> Uh with a string object how can I switch case or a case insensitive comparison
<4> whats a string object ?
<5> well a C++ String sorry
<4> std::string?
<5> yes
<4> std::transform is one way
<5> hmmmmm
<5> okay
<5> Since I don't know about transform
<4> modifies the string tho
<5> how about
<5> converting to c-string and then using toUpper
<5> or is that bad
<0> toUpper doesn't exist, so who knows
<5> lol I hate you
<5> http://www.cppreference.com/stdstring/toupper.html
<5> and yes I know the case is different
<0> for (string::const_iterator it1 = str.begin(), it2 = str2.begin(); it1 != str.end() && it2 != str2.end(); ++it1, ++it2) if (tolower(*it1) != tolower(*it2)) return false;
<0> There, make a function out of it
<5> Hmmmmm lol this is for an ***ignment I can't just paste functions in here :P
<5> lol I'll just right my own function.
<0> Which would look exactly the same, ok
<5> nah
<0> Then it will ****
<0> Har
<5> lol
<7> hello
<7> any one here
<8> read the topic
<4> no the channel list is an illusiion designed to confuse you
<7> I cant see people talking
<8> maybe he's using telnet :P
<4> you are, so obviously you are here
<9> hello. can anyone tell me, why my code doesn't draw a long grey line, and a black short one? it draws two black ones....
<9> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16115.html
<9> black is defined as 0x00000000
<9> dc is a CPaintDC MFC cl***
<10> Are you properly cleaning up your dc after drawing to it?
<2> could be a palette thing
<2> why are you painting with dc's anyway :
<2> :/
<9> do you know a better way?
<10> dc's cache the drawing until you clean them up at the end.
<9> it draws everything, it just doesn't want to change the color
<11> hi,how can i call a function that exist in a cl*** object,thats cl*** object exist insaid a dynamic list that defined using <list> ?
<6> use an iterator and the -> operator?
<11> what you mean ?
<6> it->fun();
<11> oh
<11> i will try that,thanks
<12> w00t, spring is here
<12> mid 70's for the next few days, lowest for 10 days upper 60's
<12> about time
<12> off to work
<13> Hi, are STL questions appropriate here?
<2> of course
<13> I'm using a STL queue but want to make sure that the item I'm adding is not already in the queue... I need to know that it's FIFO so I can't use a list, can I?
<13> The standard find function doesn't seem to be happy since the queue is not a reversible structure (I think)
<2> you can use a list as a fifo
<2> I think a queue typically uses a deque by default internally
<13> I can? Does push_back and pop_front do the same as push and pop for the queue
<14> std::find needs a random access iterator. queue doesn't have such an iterator.
<13> ?
<14> Yes, they do.
<13> Ahhh, that would be logical
<14> You can also use std::deque
<13> Are there any advantages of deque over queue?
<14> You can use std::find.
<13> Excellent, thanks!
<11> i have a problem with <list> once i decleared iterator i cant access the list functions like begin() push_back() etc
<11> what can i do to solve it ?
<15> Those are methods on the list, not the iterator.
<11> yes ,but how can i get them back ?
<15> What?
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