I have no idea how that works. Will look into it, thanks for the reply.

Woo, I figured it out. :)

Works perfectly (in XP anyway).

It really is this simple:


using Microsoft.Win32;
namespace ShowHideExtensions
{

Thanks for fast reply!



Yes, but it is is even easier to have a once click app in my taskbar. :)
Also, for files on the desktop, folder options are not immediately accessible.
Also, I like...

Hi,
This seems like a really simple question.
Most of the time I choose to show extensions for known file types, but sometimes (most notably when renaming files by hand) it is convenient to hide...

I have a method that creates a sorted dictionary of things


SortedDictionary<string, MyClass> sortedStuff = new SortedDictionary<string, MyClass>();

// add some items to sortedStuff



now...

thanks :)

I'm new to java (like a few weeks new), but coming from a C++ background..

This is going to sound retarded, but... can someone explain to me how I can make a BigInteger object to make it have the...

Thank you for your response,

Maybe I was not clear enough. The name and organization fields are the fields you see when you press Help -> About in the program. These are fields that you are...

If you're sure there's no password set, then try to set one first from user options. I have no idea why this would work, but windows is peculiar so it might.

Otherwise, there are tools available...

I recently got a copy of ReCycle 2.1 from a friend and when we installed it at the time I put in random gibberish for the name and organization fields. When I tried to reinstall it later these fields...

#include <ctime>

...

clock_t startTime = clock();

// your test loop goes here
for (int i=0; i<100000; i++)
;

Why is it base 26?

Well first you determine what your symbols represent. In your system it seems that A = 1 ... Z = 27
So you're talking about a base 28 system.

Therefore a string like "ABCD" will mean A * 28^3 +...

Thank you everyone for the advice,

Thanks for the reply,

Yeah we use CVS. Also I don't think it's possible to port it to Windows, at least not with ease. There are lots of unix specific headers. But like I said the IDE is just a...

This is a long post with no specific questions as such. I'm just looking for any advice from people with real-life experience in the software development arena.

----------

Intro:
I've just...

In the spirit of reviving old threads, I may as well mention that I talked to my lecturer (and others) about it since then. He said that in a switch statement the case: labels are identical to a...

I was trying to revise my linked list and implement it in C to check if there is a difference in performance... just as a sort of weird hobby..

In the absence of templates I'm trying to figure out...

Why not generalise the linked list and then create one with a

struct
{
int ip;
int uri;
};

or something like this?

So try replacing the second condition in the while loop from "guessWord != secretWord" to "!isWordCompleted"

where isWordCompleted is a bool evaluated using my previous suggestion.

You are using namespace std?

You can use isalpha() to check if it's a letter, or explicitly check for a non-space character. Provided you already have a system for checking guessed letters in general, this will be easy to...

Hey, you have all the difficult bits already figured out!

There are only two problems in your code:

Firstly, when you derive a class that has a non-default constructor it does not automatically...

thank you, exactly what I was looking for! :)

I would like to create a specialisation of..
template <typename CEnemy_Ty> class CEnemyManager {};
..for a class called CTank which is a CEnemy

But by defining..
template <> class...

alright thanks for the advice

I'm finishinh up my game for submission. Right now I'm doing the menus, and it's highly procedural, nasty long-winded chunks of code, as you can imagine..

And I'm trying to implement the following...

I've searched for linked lists quite a lot (and read some books), but I've yet to find one that suits my needs. I wanted one that is: templated, provides only the bare bones of what's needed and easy...

Big thanks for the replies. Will definitely simplify the destructor, and also I noticed my operator+ should be returning a value and not a reference. That's a big mistake..

I should have...

This is a past exam question that I'm doing for revision. I didn't think this was going to be as tricky as it turned out.

I would just appreciate some advice on how I can make it more...

You need to get familiar with event-driven programming.

SDL is a good place to start.

Running two functions at once is possible by using multi-threading as was pointed out but it is generally...

TC++PL is also floating around on pdf, but you didn't hear it from me..

I ran into a similar situation as yours, so I'll tell you what difficulties I encountered and how I chose to deal with them. I'm still learning though, same as yourself, so you're better off asking...

Yep, that did the trick. I didn't know you could do that...

Thanks a bunch everyone..

I think I see what you mean, but I don't know what additional functionality the child classes might have.. it's always going to be something that Animal does not have though. I might not even know...

It must be in your definition, yes.
It just has to return something (something valid) regardless of what logical path the function takes.

Hope I didn't confuse you even more.. :/

I ran it just now for balance = 100
They're not addresses, they're numbers in scientific notation.

Basically, not all paths in your functions return values. So for some values (e.g. 100) your...

Let's say I'm sure that one of my base classes will never be instantiated, so I decide to make it abstract. But at the same time all of its functions have definitions because they're common to all...

I've been reading a lot of info, but templates are really too new for me at the moment, and I can't find any examples similar to what I'm trying to do.

Basically I have a template container...

Thanks for all the help I've received in 2007, mainly the C++ forum. You guys are great, and I hope you all have a nice year.