yes it works. but why doesn't this work



base( int t ): seti( t )
{

}

class base
{
private:
int i;

void seti( int i_temp ) // :i(i_temp) ->Initializer List not working
{
i = i_temp;
}

how did i b'come a part of this !!! gggggggeeeeeeeeesssssssshhhhhhh.

Were you referring to something else mate?

you are trying to access a private member with your object in the main function.

cin >> film.i;

is not supposed to work cos its film is trying to access a member( i ) that has been declared...

thanks for all your replies guys. I looked into curl but it was application level and I require something a little low level.

I checked out the wrapper for berkeley sockets and i think i'll go...

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:) oh boy. Finally, i suppose there's a question that's stumped the pro's. just kidding.

But none the less, thanks for politely ;) telling me to look up the answer somewhere else. :)

Did i ask this in the wrong forum? I hope my question isn't confusing

Im using VC++ express and usually i come across situations where i have to create more than one project within the solution. But the problem is that each time i create a new project inside the...

Ah, that answers a few questions. Thanks for the link mate. that cleared a few more doubts !

The fact that the OS checks in the directory of the .exe is the only thing im sure off. cos up until now, thats the only way i solve the "xxxxx.exe cannot run cos xxxxxx.dll could not be found"...

how does the OS know that the dll can be found in a particular place, may i ask?. In the IDE settings I explicitly set the extra include directories and extra lib directories. But i see no provision...

Ah, now i get it. instead of that statement, i added the .lib file in the linker input options of the solution in vc++ express and commented the statement. It built and ran normally.

Now what you...

i was just going through some source code and came across the directive

#pragma comment( lib, "irrlicht.lib" );

I got mixed and confusing answers when i read about it in the vc++...