Post your code.

Also, whats the value of strlen(customer) at that point? Make sure its not falling off the array (just as an extra thing to look at possibly).

Well thats not very nice of it then :<

What class is getData function in and what does it look like?

If its just a problem with retreiving the private member, why not just create a public function within that class to grab the private value and return it:


int getPrivateThingy()
{
return...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6decc55h(VS.80).aspx


So meh.. wants us to look at parameters first I take it

try returning ' ' instead of " ", don't know why but something tells me it might work

alrighty, so with those specific numbers the output looks like this:



How many colors will there be? 3
How many rounds? 5
How many assemblers/painters? 3
Enter start state for game (make...

I was prepared for the possibility that they would solve nothing. Alright I'm going to look at your code a little bit more and see if I can find anything else.

Plu-cha... before I go diving into analyzing 2d arrays and such, I want to see if maybe the following easy fixes help anything:

-- Semi-colons.

while(roundNum<column)
{
cout<<"Enter...

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

bool Palindrome(string pal, int index, int length)
{

while(index < length)
{
if (length == 0 || length == 1)

Trust me, all of our first attempts were without doubt riddled with errors.

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;

// Function declarations
char menu();
void circle();
void rectangle();
void triangle();

Oh my wow.

You are redeclaring every variable you already declared in main. You are re-doing a switch for choice unecessarily in every function, you do not need to do all these things. Let...

void circle()
{
double circleArea, rectangleArea, triangleArea,
length, width, height, base, radius;
char choice;
const double PI = 3.14159;

switch (choice)
{

ar[x][y]

it was a 2d array wasn't it?

That also seems more efficient than what I had in mind, which was running a task that would check systemdate for saturday and execute "whatever" once on that day.

Here a link that gives a code example to:
"create a task that is scheduled to execute Notepad on a weekly basis. The task contains a weekly trigger that specifies a start boundary, a weeks interval,...

int main()
{
int AccountNumber, loop, loopEnd;
double InputBalance, MinimumBlanace, FinalBalance, CheckTopLimit;
char AccountType;
bool validAccount = false;

ofstream fout;
ifstream...

Well, what I ended up doing is making a function to draw the whole setting (drawSetting) - the stick person, the box, the platform, etc etc.

The cleardevice() function clears the whole screen...

#include <iostream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <graphics.h>

// using namespace std;


void drawSetting(); // Function to redraw everything

int main(void)

for(pos_x=i_pos_x;pos_y>0;pos_x++)
{
time=(pos_x-i_pos_x)/vel_x;
pos_y=i_pos_y-(vel_y*time)+(9.81*time*time);
// lineto((int)pos_x,(int)pos_y);
circle(pos_x,pos_y,10);
...

Alright so I got the line to go further with this here:


for(pos_x=i_pos_x;pos_x<555;pos_x++)


my suggestion is something along the line of instead of having pos_x < XXX have it say something...

int main()

to begin... more to follow...

Does your compiler fuss at you for not having header files or anything?


Ahh I see what the problem is.. the arch is stopping or getting too slow. ...

I didn't see the need for it, especially since you already stated what the acceptable inputs were. It's true that you don't want to allow erroneous inputs, but its not a pace-maker application.

Nevermind. Damn. Got to it in time.

numbers[insertItem-1] = insertItem;

Does this mean if you insert, oh i dont know, "6432", it goes into numbers[6431]???

If it does I'd look at it again, because I don't think that's what you...

Data superStruct;
superStruct.name = thatLastNameIRead;
superStruct.address = thatAddressIRead;
int mySuperKey = thatKeyIRead;

myBST.insert(thatKeyIRead, superStruct);


What is the question?

dis:

for(int i=0; i<5; i++)
{
for(int j=0; j<5; i++)
cout << "*"
cout << endl;
}

Ooo this one is more helpful: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstring/strcmp.html

The link I posted should solve your problem.

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstring/strcmp.html

strcmp:

Compares the C string str1 to the C string str2.

This function starts comparing the first character of each...