self.movement = {"run" : {"run1" : (45, 55, 110, 120)
"run2" : (45, 55, 110, 130)
"run3" : (45, 55, 110, 140)}}

I would like load the...

I have a dictionary that I would like to load from a file into a class variable. The dictionary holds configuration data. I would have different files for different configurations. I was wondering...

Thanks very much for the help. Now I'm going to study your example.

I need to be able to print at an offset where the second element of the second list matches up with the first element of the first list. For example have a's line up with the b's:


list = [[a,...

Thats awesome!! That helps a lot. Thanks!!!!

I'm trying to print horizontally not having any luck. I need to print
I#x where x one through the length of a list i.e.-I#1 I#2 I#3 I#4 etc. This is what I have which is syntactically wrong:
for...

I have to correct my above statement. The slicing in afterBNEZ does take into account if there is code after BNEZ. If not, The slicing will return an empty list.

I should be more clear when I mention parsing. I'm not using any parser generators or writing a parser. I'm parsing in the most basic sense, i.e-pulling what I want based on conditionals.

This...

I need to parse an assembly program. I have no problems parsing a group of instructions or a group of instructions with one loop. For example:

LD R2, 0(R1)
...

This is a very basic question, but I'm very new to python. I want to read data in a file. The data is between two delimiters. I'm not exactly sure how I can extract the data and skip the...

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I was a little confused on what get() could do. I thought it would stop reading characters at a newline.



I want to ignore spaces, but I don't know if the file will contain spaces. I cannot...

This is what I came up with, but the output is all zeros

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
//Testing for...

I am having a little bit of a dilemma. I have an input file that can have a number 1 through 9 or a asterisk. I am treating 1-9 as a character. I don't know if there is white space or new lines. ...

I don't believe there was any "dis-information" from "you'd ran it and it crashed" because before that statement I said my program compiled. Although, I should have been clearer about "multiple...

Compiler: Default compiler
Executing g++.exe...
g++.exe "H:\mylab3\Olympics.cpp" -o "H:\mylab3\Olympics.exe" -g3 -I"C:\Dev-Cpp\lib\gcc\mingw32\3.4.2\include" ...

Tried it and got linker errors to methods the linker could not find.

I thought I would get a linker error.

I'll add cout statements. I know how to use a debugger, but for only a single file-not multiple files.

I know its a lot but I don't know really where to start troubleshooting it. The seg fault does not give me any info where the error is.

I need major help. My program will compile but when I run it I get a segmentation fault. I don't know how to run a debugger with multiple files. Could someone please find when this error occurs? ...

Well the Contestant class contains strings of first name, last name, age, and country. At run time the user passes a input file with various commands and the info that Contestant class is supposed to...

Say I have a class named Contestant, could I declare an instance of the Contestant class as:

Contestant *c = new Contestant;

Thanks, I got it working.

It doesn't matter that I declared the Olympic class as a friend to the Event class?

The program I am working on deals with nested linked lists. I have a Olympics class that uses a linked list for events. Events have their own class with a linked list of contestants of a contestant...

I have a class named Contestant which holds all the info on a person playing a game. Then I have a game class for all the different games a contestant could be playing. My linked list in the game...

Great, it worked! Thanks to everyone for the help!

Ok, I cleaned up my code a bit from the previous post:

void game::DeleteContestantR(std::string first_name, std::string last_name, ListNode* &node)
//throw (ContestantException)
{
/* See if we...

Couldn't I compare by changing the statement to:

node->item->data member of the other class

No character arrays. item is defined by typedef as an instance to another class. first_name and last_name are C++ strings.

I have a recursive method that traverses a linked list for a first name or last name then deletes the node from the list. This is what I have:

void game::DeleteR(string first_name, string...

Great. Thanks for the help.

updated #5

Well class should not be in there. I thought I would have to make an instance so I could add a race car to the linked list.

Sorry, I fixed the typo. I am working on an assignment and templates can't be used. Also I would like to add that the example is not my assignment.

First I just wanted to say thanks for all the help everyone has provided for me before. I'm sure you wanted to reach through the internet and strangle me :) .

I having some difficulty with...

I'm being dense today, because I'm still not getting it.

I've been banging my head on this errors and can't seem to find where I went wrong. For any of the "set_" errors, set_ (as well as print) refers to a member function of another class . Please, any...

I have a class named SString, which is a user defined c style string class. The constructor for SString dynamically allocates a char array. Then I have a CD class which contains data about a...