sorry posted in wrong thread

You have to write the source code before anyone will have it.

I found this thread on the xml gnome mailing list that may be of help. It does appear that there is nothing similar to atoint for an xmlChar *, but I guess you can do it the way that this guy...

Yea, There is hence the reason I posted about it 58 minutes ago :)

You want to use

xmlStrEqual(resource_id, event_id)


it will return 1 if equal and 0 if different.

so

I don't know if this is the problem, but on the post request you have the terminating empty line after you have the post data.


Strcat(szSendBuffer,"/r/n);//the terminating empty line

I had

char boolsToChar(bool* bools){
char c = 0;
for( int i = 0; i < 8; i++ )
if( bools[i] )
c += pow(2,i);
return c;
}

Ok, Replying to my own thread here, But I have had a look around the net and from what I can tell it refers to a reference to a managed type in .NET. I may be wrong ( since I have seen nothing that...

After looking at compile errors because I was not overriding this function ( although being convinced that I was) I have a query for all you C++ buffs in the audiance. What does the ^ do in the...

What library are you allowed to use .NET or just MFC ?

Hey,

There is a lastlog command in unix that displays the contents of the /var/log/lastlog file, This is a binary file and a structure describing the contents is located in the <bits/utmp.h>...

Haven't been on here for ages....



No.

But thanks for bringing me back to DaniWeb :)

Your problem contains the ans.

Try


#include <iostream>

int main(){
while((std::cout << "Hello World"<< std::endl) == 0){}

}

A coupe of reasons

a. Rashakil Fol's post
b. it takes in total 3 lines of code


value = myList.front();
myList.pop_front();
myList.push_back(value);

I did this in my C++ programming assignment.

I just used a STL list and poped from the front
and pushed to the back.

good stuff and good luck :)

A good thing to try with that code would be to attempt to write a word count.

My second C++ lab, bit of fun if i do say so my self.

Its a stack that uses a linked list in C++ alot of debugging stuff still in here, but I like the debugging output anyway.

Sorry about the...

if your using .NET the answer is yes, absolutly indeedie. Microsoft wont shut up about there interopertability..

the whole exchange of varibles is spost to happen using the CLR (commen language...

also if you don't want windows hiding extentions in explorer go to
Tools > Folder Options > View and unselect "Hide extentions for known file types"

try SOL.akn.doc

(word documents have the .doc extention, windows hides known extentions)

Note you will have a lot more luck saving something in notepad and opening the .txt since .doc is a...

dcs_jr84 - You are right, that fixes the problem up :)


Let's Play Tic-Tac-Toe!
Current Player: X Current Player: O

| |
...

Damn I hate kde :)

anyway tutorials (http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/).

Good luck with it. Plus in all seriousness linux has no GOOD media players :)

Talking about faster compilers and benchmarks, I bleave there is some good gcc benchmarks for selecting the right flags for you system...

I Think..

But when compilers commenly have...