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<0> no
<1> haha
<0> mmm, c99 might?
<0> bool running = true; while( running ){ ... blah blah blah... case WM_DESTROY: running = false; ...
<0> i suspect it doesn't, though
<2> ok it didnt work
<0> valian probably because you made the exact same mistake
<1> #define TRUE oh yeah :)
<0> valian lets see your code again to see how badly you interpreted what we said
<2> the case WM_DESTROY did trigger, the bool was changed from false to true
<2> but still when i check the value in another file its still false
<0> in another file?
<0> how do you "check the value in another file" ?
<2> case WM_DESTROY:
<2> toKill=true;
<1> NULL == false?
<0> NULL is usually defined as 0, in C++
<2> in the other file after its set to true:
<2> if (toKill)
<2> break;
<2> but when i use breakpoint, the toKill which was true is false again
<0> valian come on... show us the whole file
<0> paste them on the paste site
<0> or use the debugger and step through the code
<2> is this right
<2> extern bool toKill=false;
<2> this is in the file.h
<2> which is included in both .cpp files
<0> I think I would put the initialization at the definition
<2> i tried that but it said unresolved external
<0> well, if you would SHOW US THE FILES we probably could tell you why
<3> hi everybody
<0> tonsofpcs I hope you aren't trying to sell anything
<3> lol
<3> rdragon - if i were, I would have done so and ran already :-p
<0> hehe
<3> I can't part with any of my PCs, they all work and i'm a crazy collector :)
<3> (well the one //c is dead, but that's just a //c, I got 2 of em)
<0> //c ?
<3> anyway, anyone have any clue how in C++ (not MSVCC or BCC proprietary) I can input a single character
<3> rdragon - yes, it commented itself out of existance ;)
<4> cin.get();
<0> char ch; cin >> ch;
<0> or cin.get(), yeah
<3> those all wait for cr/lf/crlf afaict
<4> ah, you want an instant response
<4> you can't do that in ISO C++
<4> you have to use a platform extension
<3> bah, know of a way to do it in ANSI C?
<4> nope, since C++ encomp***es the standard C library, if you could do it in C you could do it in C++
<3> i wonder if ASM could handle it...
<5> nope
<4> I wouldn't bother using ***embly to try it
<5> You must use the win32 api
<5> You can't call bios interrupts in windows
<3> debugger - that's a bit hard to do when I'm not running win32.
<5> ahhh
<4> if it's on windows, of course
<5> e any clue how in C++ (not MSVCC or BCC proprietary) : you said
<0> just find an input library, or something like ncurses
<3> lol, i need to simulate a windows pause function somehow (linux), without calling wine
<0> why?
<3> rdragon - to appease the c++ instructor who insists that system("pause") is standard
<0> meh
<3> my sentiments exactly, but i want an A ;)
<0> don't worry about what your dumb professor thinks
<6> pause.cpp: #include <iostream> #include <climits> int main() { std::cout << "Press ENTER to continue.\n"; std::cin.ignore( INT_MAX, '\n' ); }
<6> g++ pause.cpp -o pause :P
<4> system() is a portable way to write non-portable code
<3> I guess i'll have to do the wait for enter thing ;) thanks for the quick source Kniht :)
<3> cn28h - yes, it is.
<2> no one use extern it has a bug and doesnt update both files
<0> valian you're full of ****
<4> haha what?
<4> that' doesn't make sense
<4> how can a language keyword have a bug?
<6> cn28h: export :P
<5> the bug is in his head ;)
<4> well, I have to admit I don't know what export is ;P
<0> valian when are you going to show us your code so we can fix it in 2 seconds?
<5> Or... the problem is between the chair and the monitor
<2> i=1;(i==0)==true;
<0> what in the hell is that?
<6> a bad attempt at ascii art
<4> haha, second statement is legal but has no effect
<2> set i = 1 but its still 0
<0> valian you're being difficult
<6> no, it's equal to 1
<0> show us your goddamn code
<0> paste it all on the paste site
<3> it's an Aye Dee Ten Tee error, Description: Short circuit between the chair and the keyboard..
<6> void f() { int i = 1; if ( i == 1 ) { std::cout << "one"; } else { std::cout << "something else"; } }
<5> Let's try reverse psychology,"Do NOT paste the code on the paste site!"
<0> don't do that, he might explode
<0> valian if you don't want our help then don't bother us with your problems
<0> hmm, over the past few weeks i've been getting sudden feelings of rage
<3> rdragon - if he explodes, his problem might be solved.
<3> rdragon - that's what the kick button is for ;)
<0> unrelated to being here I think, just in general
<0> not a great feeling, heh
<2> ok i posted it but im sure its a bug in extern
<0> valian you're still full of ****
<0> where's the definition?
<2> on line 50 its still false after line 24 set it to true
<0> I thought you said you did it exactly as I showed earlier
<0> you liar
<3> ValDoDo - CaSe check?
<2> the definition is in n2tested.h:
<3> valian rather
<0> valian then why didn't you paste that too?
<0> er, nevermind
<2> its right at the top
<0> don't initialize it there
<2> line 3
<0> [02:11] <@rdragon> one.h: extern bool i; one.cpp: #include "one.h" bool i = false; void f(){ i = true } two.cpp: #include "one.h" void g(){ i = false; }
<0> now, re-read that and compare it to what you've got
<0> and maybe you can forget about your little 'theory' of there being a 'bug in extern'
<2> what is the bool i = false; in one.cpp
<0> that's the definition
<2> why is it not in two.cpp
<0> because then there would be multiple definitions of i
<3> anyone know of a place i can download an ISO C++ reference (so I don't need to carry a book around)?
<6> extern = How to declare a variable in one file and use it in another: <http://www.gnomesane.net/code/extern/>;
<3> [html in an archive preferred]
<6> ref = Some C++ Reference Sources: (1) Your compiler documentation (2) http://www.dinkumware.com/manuals/reader.aspx?lib=cpp (3) http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/vcstdlib/html/vcoriStandardCLibraryReference.asp?frame=true (4) http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/ (5) http://www.cppreference.com (*) http://www.google.com
<0> http://www.rudbek.com/books.html
<6> standard = ISO and ANSI have both approved the C++ standard. The .pdf can be purchased and downloaded from http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/product.asp?sku=INCITS%2FISO%2FIEC+14882%2D2003
<3> thanks
<2> without bool i = false; it says unresolved external
<2> why its so hard to make a global variable
<0> it's not, you just can't follow instructions
<7> morning tma
<7> tam
<8> help!!
<8> can everyone write a c program for me???
<8> hey!!
<8> People in this channel are nothing but Big BULL****S!!! DEAF-BULL****S!!!! ****!!!!!
<8> BLIND CRAVINGS!!
<7> vin`ker: why dont you just go away, and read your book
<9> heh
<9> how dare he ask us to write him a c program?
<9> doesn't he know this is #c++?
<7> yeah
<10> if one wanted to hypothetically design a peice of software to automatically play online poker sites, what language would be the most approporiate to use?
<7> hm, prolog/python/ruby
<11> ***embly
<11> definately
<12> calc definately
<6> definately = It's spelled "definitely"! Go get yourself a dictionary!
<9> zztopless: qbasic
<11> meh
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