Sorry my mouse is sticky.

Also I've noticed the "file" is colored. Is that a key word? That I'm not sure of. If it is, try to change the name to files to see if it'll work that way.

Good luck, LamaBot

Hello, when you use the code tags, code is not sufficient. For c source code you'd specify the code tag as and for cplusplus code=cplusplus and both have the same closing tag code. Try to use them....

Ok at this point in the program, p points to the first element in the list. Keep that in mind.


So no matter what, p is assigned q. Keep that in mind.



So the else is executed if the...

int main should to return an int.

Good luck, LamaBot

I totally agree with you but a newbie would be learning the concepts rather than the specifics. In many beginning programming books and classes they'd probably teach the concepts of programming...

I have written pages for my site regarding that issue. To you it is not intuitive. Unless the newbie has a very large string, using strlen isn't a truely bad thing to do; because it will not have to...

str.lenght() <-- Enclosing Parenthesis

:lol: :lol: :cheesy:

[[ <--- Brackets
[ <--- Opening Brackets
] <--- Closing Brackets
[] <--- Enclosing Brackets

Well that'd be the problem if the string contained a massive amount of characters - which you nor I know. I read the link you'd posted and I still don't realise the problem. Lol. :lol: I realised...

Umm... obfuscated???? It is rather easy to understand, which is why I wrote it like that. Actually, strlen(str.c_str()) could be replaced with, say "str.length" perhaps. However, it is not...

Here is a function that'll do it:

string UpToLow(string str) {
for (int i=0;i<strlen(str.c_str());i++)
if (str[i] >= 0x41 && str[i] <= 0x5A)
str[i] = str[i] + 0x20;
...

The function doesn't return anything, so you need to use "void". Second, Quote will terminate once the function exits which you can extract later so you'll need to pass by reference or via pointers....

You're right swap and replace are not suitable for this OPs code, that wasn't my point though. If I really would of suggested something it'd probably would of been the following:


eos =...

Ok that makes a load of sense. :confused:



I guess I don't like to use "new" unless declaring a new class instance. I rarely use it for a structure but I thought I'd remind if not inform the...

If this were a C++ program why use strcpy instead of str::swap, swap or std::replace? And if you didn't notice, I mentioned it is an alternative method; I personally don't like to see a lot of...

Being the nerd I am, I'll give my opinion on this particular issue. If you're going to use a structure data type, I'd just use malloc instead of new to allocate memory on the heap:

PCourant =...

void checkRecords()
{
ifstream semData("data.txt", ios::binary);
if (!semData.is_open())
{
semData.close();
ofstream semData("data.txt", ios::binary);
...