Well you're very nearly there!
You said you wanted to find out how many items in the array were greater than 100, that would imply that you need some kind of counter, which is the missing ingredient...

You can't pass the filename like that, that's just passing "args[1]" as a string literal you need to do something like this:

// build the string..
std::string command = "fc " +...

Have you tried running your code through a debugger?

If you take the call to fabs out of your return statement in your operator== overload and store the result in a variable and then step through...

Despite working as a programmer for several years, I wouldn't consider myself an expert per se. I'm still learning new things every day. But I'd have to echo what niek_e said and say that the main...

Your GetData and GetSize functions need to be declared const
e.g.

unsigned GetSize() const // This
{
return n;
}

I think that learning about tweening is a great idea, you should do it! heh heh!

When used properly tweening can make your animations look a lot more natural, realistic and life-like.

There...

heh heh, aside from that and actually staying on topic..heh heh!

I've never used after effects, so I couldn't comment on its functionality, but it's certainly possible to do an intro like that in...

dkalita has already explained it to you...Try reading his post again!

The function 'fun' returns an int.
But it takes a pointer to a function as a parameter.
The function pointer must point to a...

Aha,
I've just fired up one of my linux boxes, I've created a project in codeblocks using your files. I've made my suggested changes and and tried compiling... And there are still compiler errors....

One thing that immediately strikes me is that you are using #pragma once, which as far as I am aware is a preprocessor command that is used solely by Microsoft compilers. So perhaps using traditional...

Hey Tom.
Looking at the error messages and the fact that some of them are referring to a vector and then looking at line 3 of your final block of code:

std::vector<BaseEnt> entities(;

Note:...

OK well, to clear things up we'll take a quick look at how different parameter passing methods affect the way that parameters to functions are handled inside functions.

There are three main ways...

OK, I'm not sure exactly what you're after here but this snippet might help you a little:

#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<string>
#include<vector>

using namespace std;
...

Aha, I've just quickly tested it and it seems to work!
Here's a little program I knocked up, loosely based around previously posted code in this thread:

#include <iostream>
#include <algorithm>...

Another thing that was pointed out by one of my math-geek colleagues was that my algorithm would also incorrectly flag 1 as prime.

Now I always thought that 1 was prime (it only divides evenly by...

OK, push_back definitely is the safest way of populating a vector. However, the method I'm about to show is not particularly good practice, but it can be done and it does have it's uses:
...

Why don't you try using the shlobj.h function SHGetSpecialFolderPath to get the path to the users My Documents folder? It would save all of the messing about your doing there!

Try replacing the...

To put dkalitas point a little more succinctly:
If you want to execute several statements under an if() statement, then you should enclose them with curly braces '{}'.
e.g.
if(condition)
{
...

Yup you got it Raja, that's how you set up the path to the SDK and the path to the external flash player!

I've got my Flashdevelop set up to use the flashplayer10 debug executable!
Note: in the...

It took a bit of playing around, but think I've found a workaround for this....

I noticed in the docs for os.system() (Yes I RTFM!) it mentions that the subprocess.call() should be used instead....

OK, I know it's been a while since I originally posted this and I've marked the thread as solved, but this is a valid bug in wxPython....So here's a quick update!

I finally managed to get onto the...

OK, here's a very simple class and some code to test it, based on what you posted previously!

# here's a simple class
class MyClass:
# class constructor/initialisation
# if no string is...

I can't see a problem with the code you've posted!

However if you were using this before:

if x==1 or 2:


Then as gerard has said, the if statement would always evaluate to True...

for...

Hey, we've almost got enough people in this thread to start up an internet based all-geek band here on Daniweb!

Me 'n Crazzy Cat can share drum / percussion duties,
Serkan Sendur and Mosaic...

Considering the problem you have set, your algorithm is completely wrong. And as already mentioned by niek_e, you're using the for loop incorrectly too!

Follow niek_e's advice and take a good look...

In main() you aren't instantiating your matrix class correctly.
Also your add and multiply functions are currently member functions so you'd have to access them via an instance of your Matrix...

Hey there,
Attached is a quick example to show you what I mean.
I've attached example.zip which contains a simple 200x50 .swf with an example of that text effect from the tutorial you posted....

Here are a few of my favourites:

Life, loathe it or ignore it, you can't like it. - Marvin the paranoid android (Hitch Hikers Guide To the Galaxy).

I'm not afraid to die, I just don't want to...

What about if you change px from int to long? Does that give you any differemt results?
The thing to take note of here is that px is currently declared as an int. Whereas rect.right and rect.left...

One other thing has sprung to mind....

If your program is actually running for a while before it bombs out, it's almost certainly a bug in your code.

If it works on your machine and not any...

OK,
After this line:

label = Tkinter.Label(pg4_group.interior(), image=photo)

try adding the following:

label.photo = photo

This will create an instance of your image in the label,...

Piriform do a great free file recovery tool called recuva, which I highly recommend. Take a look at www.recuva.com.

I've used it several times to recover files when friends or relatives have...

No probs vishal.
One small point, just in case there's any confusion... I was talking about the Flex 3 SDK, not Flex builder!

But now that you mention it, I completely forgot about Flex Builder....

I agree, Gimp and Inkscape are probably the best options.
Also Xara Extreme is another powerful (and free) vector GFX editor for Linux which might be worth trying.

Another supposedly good Linux...

The developer wasn't doing anything incorrectly in frame 1, he just needed to do things differently at frame 1 because the manner in which the data is being displayed is different.

Consider this: ...

From what I can see it looks as if the original developer used two different methods to load the XML data.

In frame 9 (frame label "txt_b"), there is an example of the familiar scrollbar in layer...

This one was pretty straightforward...

Take a look at divisions.xml

If you look at the entry for "Eyesite" you can see that the "[CDATA[" tag at the start of the line hasn't been closed...

Here's another version of your file...This time I've added an extra person..Take a look inside "sprite 145" and take a look inside the library and you'll see what I've done to add the extra person!
...

Hey I recognise this,
You posted this a while ago. So the .fla you were using was decompiled from a .swf! No wonder there were so many badly named layers and objects in the library!

From what I...

You might want to check that your hosts allow .swf files to be uploaded to their servers. Most web hosts nowadays allow .swf files, but I suppose it wouldn't hurt to check!

Also if you want a...