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<0> when analogized to humans, what would be software and what would be hardware?
<1> hmm
<1> hardware: tool (ie screwdrivers, hammer) software: the ability to use them effectively
<2> need help with php could somebody help me?
<3> its unlikely many people in this channel know PHP... i think a better place would be #PHP
<2> sorry i didnt know that channel exist
<3> the #PHP on efnet is quite large, but i dont know about the one on undernet
<4> I need an example of socket aplication for windows which connects to a http server and downloads a file form the server in the curent directory of application
<5> haha
<6> hm
<6> I want to go home already
<7> Then go
<5> ha ha
<7> Why not just ban him
<5> i did
<7> Where
<8> cun cineva o fata irina de pe elena cuza?
<9> tnx dbtid
<5> it's a script
<9> :)
<10> hey ppl
<11> are macros in c powerful enough to build a search and replace ?
<11> in a string
<5> don't know if that's the question
<5> the question should be: are you smart enough to figure out a way to use macros to implement one?
<11> ok so it means a yes :D
<11> but
<5> i didn't say that
<11> dbtid: the search and replace is for example if i have a char A&B and i want to replace that with an A can i do it in a way that it works if any letters that occur
<5> i have no idea what you're asking
<11> ok
<11> lets say i have A&B and i want to replace every instance of thet in a string with an A
<5> so "A&B" -> "A"
<5> ?
<11> ok
<11> but
<7> Why not just do a find & replace on your source
<11> well is it better to do it as a function ? or better as macros as i want it to compute quickly
<7> If your strings are runtime, you hardly make sense
<11> well Ashe ok so it will be the same i guess
<11> i ask here cause u guys r experts :)
<11> but since i am still learning i ask
<11> "A&B" -> "A" (can u do it for any letters that occur with macros where A and B can be any letters)
<11> obviously not repeating it for all the combinations hehe
<5> Ashe`: you're an expert. help him fer cryin' out loud...
<11> even u r dbtid :P
<5> me ?
<5> c-bot strcpy
<12> dbtid, here you go: strcpy - #include <string.h> char * strcpy (char *restrict to, const char *restrict from) Copying and Concatenation (ISO) see - http://www.msunix.co.uk/manual/glibc-2.2.3/html_chapter/libc_5.html#SEC74
<5> c-bot strstr
<12> dbtid, here you go: strstr - #include <string.h> char * strstr (const char *haystack, const char *needle) Search Functions (ISO) see - http://www.msunix.co.uk/manual/glibc-2.2.3/html_chapter/libc_5.html#SEC77
<5> there you go
<11> well i consider ppl who teach me experts
<11> 10x dbtid
<9> goodbye.
<13> this problem is back to haunt me
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