What Platform?

You could tokenize (strtok) by "<" and stick each piece into a vector or so... then get it's size().

Because you never increment "n" anywhere. In your do while, you need to stick an n++ some place.

Nah, in the overridden virtual wage() method, simply put something like cout << "Manager" in the Manager's method, and cout << "Casual" in the Casual's method.

Or make a virtual overridden method...

Here Here!

I hate suggesting things like this but you can use system:
system("word.exe");

Hmmmm isn't TotalSold supposed to be static?

Yeah, it's .c_str()

you can't put variables inside double quotes. That means it's a literal string then. You want the value of the variable, so you must take it out of the quotes..... You can't just take it out of...

Why not just pass it to the object as a parameter?

you can't concatenate it?
float Pi = 3.14;
system("AdjustSeaLevel.exe " + Pi + " 5.4 11.2 c f g");
or make a variable that contains the string to pass in, and then issue that?
#include...

I suggest you use SDL_net (http://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_net/) For networking. The library is pretty much procedural, but writing a quick wrapper class so it behaves in an OOP manner is...

Gvim FTW!

Your loop, where you have buttons[i] = button... yeah, that doesn't create new instances of ButtonFoo. You are taking button[0] and pointing it to button. Then taking button[1] and pointing it to...

Just remember scope when playing with those braces. If you declare something inside the braces, it will only exist between the braces:
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{

int a;

{
int a;...

With a loop. If you are using windows, then focus on Getcursorpos, and Setcursorpos.

A Structure in C++ is a class. The only difference between the struct keyword and the class keyword, is that by default struct makes all members not explicitly identified as public. A Class makes...

You sure it's not WM_CLOSE?

You have gcc (The C compiler) installed, but not g++ (The C++ compiler). cc1plus is the binary you need, but it comes bundled with g++ (not gcc). Look for build-essential, or at a prompt apt-get...

*waves his hand like a Jedi*
You want to code an open source active directory clone.....

Well for one, you try to treat scores as an array of type int, but you declare it as a single int with size. (int scores, size). Guess you might want to pass it as a pointer or reference, but if you...

First, there is going to be an issue with the fact that you use the word "string" as a variable.... yeah no. You included iostream, and are using the std namespace, so string is a type. Can you...

I wonder if somehow the C++ program is introducing an EOF character prematurely. I strongly doubt it's a crlf \n issue (that is linux uses a different mechanism for new lines than does DOS/Windows)....

Ok... What have you tried up to this point? (post some code <snip>)

I normally don't like to post after such a great explanation, but it's sort of important to point out, that the lines are the implementation of the class. You have the class definition which...

what does Inst = A(4); do?

1) make sure you are adding a \n to the end of the data stream (I've found it to work).
2) Install wireshark. Then you can sniff the traffic on that port, and check all incoming and outgoing (ehem)...

you need to compile your other .cpp's into .o's first... so something like
g++ -c marble.cpp -o marble.o then you should be able to add it into your compile line I guess like g++ vector_jar_test.cpp...

I would get the source code for like, linphone or some such, and see how they did it. There may even be a library to handle the SIP information for you. If not, you can at least see what they did. ...

*mumbles something about find_last_of*

Nice. You are in vista like he is?

>i dont wish to run it "trough" my program, just as if i had found the destination and doubleclick'ed it.

I believe using system, execl, and the like, will force the C++ program to wait until the...

first, format the code so that it uses proper indentation, and braces. That's the first step.

Just because something is syntactically accurate doesn't mean "there is nothing wrong with the code." An important thing to mention about code, is that you are supposed to make it easy to read. ...

It's missing { }

edit curses.h and look around about line 559, and 1017 or so. My copy of curses.h, however includes this:
/* these names conflict with STL */
#undef box
#undef clear
#undef erase
#undef move...

set shExecInfo.lpDirectory = to the path where your .bat file resides...

And probably need to use \\ instead of \

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[]) to int main(int argc, char **argv), but I doubt that is going to make a big difference. Just so you know, in code::blocks IDE, windows XP SP2, this compiles (and...

At the top of your header, you have:
#ifdef shape_h
#define shape_h that should really be ifndef. Why define it if it is already defined? ;)
Also, you don't have "draw" defined in your class...