Thank you siddhant3s.


Yeah, I already Googled around but for some reason combining both the template part and the variadic part got me confused. Thanks though, I'm straightening it all out!

Seriously? There's no options that do this for regular functions, the same way it can be done for the main function when it's handed command-line arguments? I thought it was possible to do:

//...

Hello, I've just recently tried to make a class template whose constructor should be able to accept a variable amount of arguments of the class passed to the template. I have something like this,...

Ohh ok. I just thought syntactically that it was incorrect because I just hadn't ever seen int main(void) before. So then why are there compilers in C++ that accept this, even if it conflicts with...

MinGW is what I use so that I can use GCC's G++ on Windows.

Why does your main function accept the keyword void as an argument?

EDIT:
Wow I'm retarded. Please excuse this.

I'm not.... I'm following the rules for posting questions on this forum. Maybe you should take a look at them.

So... what have you tried so far? You need to show effort (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html) as we're not some sort of request forum that just whips up all the code for you. Post...

And as a side note, you shouldn't be using stdio.h or stdlib.h as those aren't standard C++ headers. Use cstdio and cstdlib which are the standard C++ headers.

And as u8sand said, you're only...

I'd definitely suggest going with G++. MinGW is the port of that for Windows. And as Ancient Dragon said, please don't go for DevC++. That died back in 2005 and so it hasn't been updated since.

He said he was running it on Dev C++ in his post a few up. Hence my suggestion to use MinGW or a non-dead compiler to keep up to date.

It seems you are just laying down a flat-out request for us to code you something. Not gonna happen. Post the code you have come up with so far and where you got stuck, etc. and I'll try helping from...

I'll formulate this below code based on the presumption that you're printing this and not storing it in a 2D array.

void displayBox ( int width, int height, char FillChar )
{
for(int y = 0;...

This still makes no sense. You can't "call" the other functions to get the variables they had. And besides, you already passed them on to that last function anyways. And what exactly do you mean by...

By the way, please use tags around your code instead of typing "Code" and "end of code".

Anyways, I don't see what your problem is exactly. Don't you just need to actually code in whatever you...

@XTRobot

I know your problem's solved, but I thought I felt like saying that I'd advise against using DevC++. I used to use it, but it's been dead since 2005, so I'd use something like GCC or...

please edit your first post and place your code in CODE=cpp tags.

You can't use:

float theta, float cotheta, float sitheta, float distance, float velocity, float time, float height;


Instead, just put float once before the whole line. Like cikara21 said:
...

Ok great, sounds like everything's solved for me. Thanks everyone!

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