Why don't you write that for getting input from the user:

string breed;
cin >> breed;

This method does not get the "\n".

If your operator=() works, extract the code that creates a new list with the one provided as a parameter and use it in your copy constructor. Search for the refactoring tip Extract Method.

According to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yt4xw8fh.aspx :

The /Wp64 compiler option and __w64 keyword are deprecated and will be removed in a future version of the compiler. If you...

If you are using UNIX, you can use valgrind to check for memory leaks. You need to add --tool=memcheck on the command line to check for leaks.

For the step 13, it tells Visual Studio to include these libraries for the link, because the functions you are using with SDL are implemented in these libraries. The librairies must be in the...

You can implement a sort strategy on your linked list, like bubble sort, quick sort, merge sort. Some strategies do not require an additionnal container for the answer.

It is normal that you jump directly to system("pause") when the operator is not correct the first time. You are leaving the if-else clause after the second input prompt. You should do something...

You should pay attention to how you have divided your problem into functions.

A function like computeCommission(int price) can be useful...

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=366064

You can use std::sort with a STL container, like a vector or a list. You will need to write a function that determines if a element is greater...

Your main() should be in an other file...

Looks good, but there is a piece of code I would like to show you:

if(is_door_opened==true)

You can simplify this conditionnal expression with:

if (IsDoorOpened())

and make this method...

This behavior is expected, because the operator >> of cin reads input in his stream until a end-of-line or a whitespace is found. So, the next operator>> call finds remaining input (the other words...

I did a mistake in my last post: the >> operator reads data until a end-of-line character OR a whitespace is found.

http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jonmc/CSE2305/Topics/10.19.OpOverload/html/text.html

On this page, look the Complex class example at the bottom. It explains that you need to declare the prototype...

This site helped me a lot to understand the design patterns:

http://sourcemaking.com/design_patterns

Are you sure that the file denoted with the name you provided exists?

I'm pretty sure that the answer is yes, but do you really have gSize vertices in your file? Do you really have a line at each...

Hello everyone!

I'm having a bad time trying to find a solution to my problem:

I'm developping a client-server application. On the server side, I am calling a method, Recoit (receive), that...

Thank you for your help. It worked when I added pcslib.cpp with the other file on the command line with g++.

Hello, everyone! It's been a long time using C++ and I have a link problem.

This is the code...


#include <iostream>
#include "libc++/pcslib.h"

int main()
{

There are options in the "Compiler" section in Code::blocks to make a faster executable. This will result in a longer compilation, but the program will be faster.

On Visual Studio, you can compile...

If you want to remove an element and not reduce the size of the vector, erase() is not an option. You can have a vector of pointers of Suitcases and point the pointer to 0 (after freeing the memory...

I'm glad that you found the error yourself!

Don't forget to mark the thread as solved.

Have you created a new project or have you just opened the file? Opening the file only prevents you from building the executable. You must create a project.

No problem. Let me know if you need more help.

I'm sorry. pop() removes the first element without returning it (if you're using std::stack). top() returns the value of the top, and pop() removes the top. You should use top() with push() and do...

You don't want to push another stack, you want you push an element of the other stack, so call pop(), like this:

stackThree.push(stackTwo.pop()); //This will push the elements in reverse order.
...

See this address for the express edition, I recommend it instead of VC++ 6.0:

http://www.microsoft.com/Express/

stackThree.push(stackTwo.pop());

Note that the elements will be in reverse order. If you want the same order, you should use a queue or an array (or another thing that keeps the stack content).
...

Maybe you have a specific setting, a flag or something. Check this page:

http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vcgeneral/thread/d2677732-d756-42e5-b2f1-5b040819c037

Don't forget that a...

Do you have a 64-bit machine?

Have you tried to restart Visual Studio and build again your solution?

Also, I know that a "Clean Solution / Rebuild Solution" solves a lot of problems.

You can...

The functions look good. Don't hesitate to ask for help. I don't have code example for polynomials, sorry. I suppose that your previous post contains pseudo-code, because p1 and p2 objects, if there...

See strtok(), a C library function. It may solve your problem.

http://www.cppreference.com/wiki/c/string/strtok

There's no way to ask the stream for the filename. I know that the stat or stat64 function on Unix (it's _stat or _stat64 on Windows) returns a struct that name the filename inside. The problem is...

You can use the power of object-oriented approach and create a Polynomial class that is represented by a List object as a attribute. For example, a getDegree() method returns the getSize() method on...

The last suggestion respects the rules.

Don't forget to make the thread as solved.

Ok, declare an array of queue elements, pop() while empty() returns false and push() all the elements except the last one that has been popped. An easy task with the use of loops and a control...

According to cplusplus.com (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/append.html) ...

string& append ( size_t n, char c );
Appends a string formed by the repetition n times of...

Use a function that returns the last element of the queue (depending of the representation of the queue), then search in the queue for that value and if you find something, use delete and set...

I don't understand the meaning of the lSwitch...

Can you check the true length of the filename (with debugging)? It may have unwanted spaces at the end... Did your terminal screen have more than...