Folks,

I'm having some trouble with overloading the '<<' operator for a templated class. For example, given a very simple template class like this:


template<class T = double> class Real...

I'm not a .NET programmer but according to the documentation:

IntPtr hwnd = process->Handle;


Which compiles successfully as a CLR console program.

First, using the same name for an argument and a global is confusing (string encoding)...if you are using it as a constant, make sure you initialize it (not all compilers will do this for you,...

Actually, since it appears that the program scans the chessboard visually you should be able to adapt it to the 'new' chessboard layout. It's really just a matter of changing it so that it...

Global variables are defined in a header file (so that various cpp files that include it can see it). Setw is defined in iomanip so this must be included where needed. Also, you are trying to use...

I've seen .txx, or variants thereof, it is for compiled template files. Usually the contents of these are various things that need to be compiled to use a given template library, such as...

Ah, I just noticed a bit on the SDL site; the video portion is implemented via OpenGL ;P

The GLUT (openGL Utility Toolkit) library simplifies window management, and drawing within the window,...

OpenGL is supported on almost all platforms as well, and there is a utility library (GLUT) which is built on top of OpenGL that is pretty easy to use, and handles windows and messaging, etc. in a...

If you are on Windows, drawing is handled in the GDI+ library (for most 2D tasks); it is both simple and fairly powerful for drawing in 2D in a Window, and it supports printing also. If you are...

The way the code is structured is somewhat strange, in that you do not allow user input after each question (which is why you get all 3 questions output at once). A more intuitive approach would be...

Help yes. Writing code for others, no, sorry ;P

Thanx...
Sean

Okay, examine the first loop statement:


while(n >= n)


is an obvious first problem...a variable is *always* going to be equal to itself under any competent compiler.

Thanx...
Sean

the second example would work, assuming that you declare:

void getHours(int& input1, string& s);

at the top and the definition is:

void getHours(int& input1, string& s)
{
cout << s;
cin...

What you've got works, since the if/else loop code is actually only a single statement. I would recommend, however, that you include brackets for clarity and ease of maintenance; it doesn't cost...

Well, at first blush (I haven't tested it) you may need to specify

getline<wchar_t>( File, Line );


Hope it helps,
Sean

You are adding an array to a string; keep in mind that some versions of length of string funtions count the NULL terminator, some don't...you need to know which is which. Otherwise, you get a...

if for some reason you cant use stl, you coulc have buffers that hold up to a set amount;in other words keep a large buffer aside that holds, say 4000 characters, as soon as it is full use the next...

First, this is not a place for us to write your homework for you. If you have specific questions regarding C++ please post what you have written and what is not working, and we will try to help. ...

Is there a specific reason you need this from the registry? Graphics packages include this ability, as well as the ability to enumerate the different cards on a machine if there are multiple. It's...

Oh...

Right the compiler can avoid making the copy on return. What he said. Sorry, waas a bit distracted there...

Sean

in the call to the operator+ you use [/code]

String temp;

[/code]
which invokes the default constructor.

Thanx,
Sean

The Standard Template Library has a dynamically sizable array type, a linked list type, and generally a whole bunch of useful stuff that makes this easy, called the STL. The problem with STL is that...

It's a bit unusual, but is one of the extensions usable for C++ header files.

This is not really a standardized thing, in my knowledge. For many reasons, it is usually a pretty involved platform specific thing, as terminating aother program is considered unsafe. There are...

Correct, it is common to define a 'delta' which is the amount of error you wish to tolerate, and to correct the value as it drifts.

Thanx...
Sean

I thing that is confusing about the code is that you are using 2 different variables with the same name;

in the class you have a member variable "string partDescrop"
you also have a local...

Sure ;)

the class nsFTP (the first link error) is declared in FTPDataTypes.h, which comes with the demo source, along with several other header files...make sure you #include these headers and...

Please tell what the errors are so we have something to go on...
Thanx...
Sean

function bodies (definitions) should reside in a .cpp file, not a header file; the functions are being defined multiple times the way they are written (every file you include the header file in).
...

I can't see precisely the problem because I don't have enough code, really...but you should have a member in the class:

string mPartDescription;

and this member string should be the one that is...

[QUOTE=Dontais;723659]I'm trying to run my program and when I enter say 3 it gives me a fatal error. It is suppose to calculate the avg of each value entered and output it. Would appreciate a little...

Yes, it is a good book but not targeted at beginners. A book that I always keep on my shelf is "the C/C++ Programmer's Bible"...not sure what edition is out write now. It is huge, but breaks...

Well you have the base class already: Quafrilateral. That goes on top. Next in hierarchy would be the ones that are the closest to a quadrilaterl, that is, they share the same properties. Making...

Thank you very much folks...just hadn't really run into that particular issue before.

Thanx...
Sean

Need a bit more to go on...what are you trying to accomplish?

This is actually C, not technically C++, btw. You mention pointer to member functions but so far all I see is a standard function declaration and definiton. No function pointers...could you...

The function definition is not being included in your test.cpp module, so the linker can't find it. Often inline function definitions are saved as a different type of file (like test.inl) which is...

Well, I'm not sure what the array has in it. or what the application is doing, but given the function, yes. You left out a closing brace at the end of the for loop. This actually is C stuff, not...

well, for [0][0] to [0][9] (bear in mind that arrays start at 0) you would just have the one loop:


for( int i = 0; i < 10; i++ ){
emp[0][i].viewEMP();
}


Sean

Hi There!

Quick, probably dumb question but I have the following snippet


template<typename T>
class Natural : public ArbitraryNumber{
std::vector<T> mVal;
std::vector<T>::iterator...