>It took you almost two hours to come up with that!?
Nope, I left and did other things, as my absence from the "Who's Online" list would have shown you. So much for your theory about me doing...

>Hello Narue, Senior Bitch.
I changed my title just for you. :)

>Once again, thanks for your strange and now very angry post.
Rude, harsh, realistic, and mean are all appropriate adjectives for...

>Still don't understand 'I'm here to prove you wrong' part but no worries.
It's a signature (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signature_block), genius. It shows up on every post I make and is completely...

>I don't quite get you Narue, - 'bad things will happen'
"Bad things" meaning your thread will get closed or deleted, your account will accumulate infractions and may even be banned, and authorities...

I guess you can chalk this up as a lesson learned. What you're asking us to help you with amounts to gaining unauthorized access, discussion of which is against Daniweb's policies. I can guarantee...

>I assume she has a lot of other higher priority things to do
>than devote a lot of time/effort to something like this.
Those "conferences" that she uses to decide our fate without our input seem...

>Well then be more vocal about which features you use and how you use them.
Do you want a weekly status report about how we use the site? When you change things in a seemingly arbitrary way without...

>no. not as a metric with any meaning. I'm quite prepared to have my
>score asymptotically approach zero; anonymous aliases tend to go that way
That's odd, because people who don't care tend not...

>so if it really doesn't matter, then why is it such a cryptic process?
If it really doesn't matter, why do you care whether it's "cryptic" or not? Let's call a spade a spade and agree that you...

>How, without using a library written by someone else <snip> can I
>possibly write my model files on one platform, and load on another
>without either: using text files, or wasting space in my...

>this is a joke. I mean, seriously, did anyone here take any math classes in college?
It's a fair assumption that the points are weighted somehow. Are you interested in an answer or are you just...

>maybe it was an unintended consequence of your awesomeness.
Good point. My awesomeness is very difficult to contain when I want to hide.

I'd recommend solving the problem in a different way. Faking variant types with strings is fugly.

>I was thinking stdin
The stream in question is whatever input stream you want to clean up in a line-oriented fashion, but yes, it was written with stdin in mind.

>Will it be something like this...

>there is nothing in C demands that TRUE = 1 and FALSE = 0.
Depends on the context. If you mean at the language level, then yes, relational comparisons are required to treat zero as false and...

>I belive three, for(Iterator = something ; while-condition; do something to limit the loop ) ?
That's correct. Now take a look at your code and see if it matches what you just described.

Segmentation faults come from trying to access memory that you don't own. In a linked list, this would be trying to dereference a null pointer, or access an invalid pointer.

>current_player =...

>Lines 124 and 132 contain the same two errors.
I'll answer your question with another question: How many clauses does a for loop have?

p.s. You also need to include the <string> header.

>All of my teachers never reacted to my code like the way you people
>did but I guess that's because of their .. uh .. "inexperience".
This is distressingly common. A large number of teachers...

>Because once I press ignore, check the log file, see the record
>where the problem occurred, and fix the format, then I don't have a problem anymore.
Then you're parsing the file incorrectly. The...

>I've checked your IP to, just to make sure that you and Serkan are two different people
Don't tell anyone that Narue = jephthah too. :D

>Jeez have guys heard of "the good samaritan act", I'm
>sure the person thought he/she was helping.
He was helping, and I'm sure he can be a valuable asset to the forum. But not correcting the...

>But as soon as I posted some of my code snippets
>here, immediately I got a stream of insults
If you're insulted by people correcting your mistakes, you need to adjust your attitude. Why? Because...

>scanf("%[^\n]s",&str1);
Scansets are a specifier on their own, not a part of the %s specifier. This format string reads up to a newline, then tries to match the character 's'. In your specific case...

>1. Line #8 works (at least my compiler doesn't comply), but line #12 is not allowed. Why?
Because the types are incompatible. It's legal to add a const qualifier as such:

int *p = 0;
const int...

>restricted to use any of them, i should make my own one
That's stupid. You're not likely to invent a sorting algorithm that hasn't been invented before, and yours is much more likely to suck ass...

>On June 21 2009, Narue disappears off the face of the Daniweb planet.
As she does occasionally due to real life concerns and lack of interest. This is common knowledge, and a running joke, I think....

>I only posted because I agreed with the OP about our instructor.
>Then you proceed to call me a sock puppet...
Exactly. I call it like I see it, and if you have a problem with that, you're...

>Why is there no way to delete a post?
You mean besides preserving the flow of threads, disallowing malicious deletions, and helping people who visit the forum long after a thread has ended? I guess...

std::string name;

// Get the name...

std::ifstream in ( ( name + ".txt" ).c_str() );

>Sry i was trying to quote from this answer and i accidentally gave -1 at the answer.
I fixed it for you. Now it's back at 0. :)

>Can u write the de-allocation of memory in 1 in code pls??

//...

>Kindly let me know of alternatives of how I could solve this problem.
You're not actually appending to the file, you're appending to lines in the file, which amounts to inserting into the file....

GetData and GetSize are called on objects that are qualified as const. In such a case the compiler has to assume that both of those functions modify the state of the object, so it disallows the call....

>how do i send this data using this func
Either change the size of your buffer, or call the function multiple times. It really depends on how SendDataReq works.

>I am not certain where to start.
Then you should consider switching your major. "I don't know where to start" is equivalent to "I'm not cut out for programming".

>1. Write a C program that only...

Are you a complete idiot?

You want to compare with the current index, not counter. The value of counter is the number of legit values in the array. Using it as an index in an array that was not completely populated is...

>It should be considered valid, but it's not.
Direct comparison of floating-point values is risky because some values might not be exact, and the comparison will produce an unexpected result. You...

>Here's all of it...
Wrong. First, you assumed too much about the question. Second, you assume that the structure you posted is universal. Third, you didn't explain squat about it. Someone who...

Good god, can't you come up with something a little more specific?