The capacity of a container class has nothing to do with the OS, it's an internal mechanism of the C++ implementation. In other words, capacity will potentially return a different value for every...

>so tell me when u ll start to learn me ???????? i m wating
I'll learn you good. Start by not being so impatient. Everyone has to start from nothing and work their way up to something. Being given...

>i spent lot of time in googling but couldnot get it.
Hmm, perhaps that's because it's copyrighted and any free PDF you find is illegal? If you want the book that badly, go buy it. If you can't...

>Please help me find the mistake!
I suspect the mistake is a complete failure to study whatever book on C you have. Instead of trying to finish this exercise in one swell foop, perhaps you should be...

>I would lookup random or srandom...for pseudo random functions in C
Neither of which are standard functions, meaning unless the OP has the same compiler you do, the chances of your suggestion...

>>If you can't find complete information about I/O in C from google, you're either an idiot or a liar.
>Does it have to be so binary?
In my experience, yes.

>Although Narue forgot to mention a...

>Google: the response to much and the answer to nothing.
If you can't find complete information about I/O in C from google, you're either an idiot or a liar. It's easier just to say that you were...

Know-it-all douchebags don't usually have a special place in my memory unless they were especially fun to smack down, but yes, I do vaguely remember you. ;)

>no help at all...but thanks anyway.
Your capacity for patience is staggering. I mean, you couldn't even wait a full hour when it's either SUNDAY, or the wee hours of Monday all over the world. Good...

>Even though I am 8
If you're 8 years old then you are in violation of Daniweb's policies (members must be at least 13 years of age). Therefore, I'll report this thread so that you can be properly...

>but i'm not sure i'm just a first yr student
If you're not sure, don't answer because you're more likely to lead people astray with bad advice than do any good.

>hee hee
Oh, I get it. You're...

Now that you've added this extra statistic, it would be nice to also include a search filter based on votes. For example, say I want to search for all of my posts that have been downvoted, or posts...

>I don't understand why you're leaving after having a post deleted.
Just another childish person stomping off in a huff when things don't go his way. The best way to deal with such pitiful theatrics...

>If you use the forum search feature (www.daniweb.com/forums
>/search.php) it is based off of an in-house snapshot that is taken once an hour.
That's understandable, but the missing results I'm...

Does the search algorithm use the current contents of the database, or a snapshot? Because I can do a search for something I know exists in a recent thread, but it doesn't show up in the results.

>Your insinuation might be unfair.
Says the dude who uses the vendor's history of business practices as justification for attacking a very good tool. Based on facts or not, your reasoning is flawed....

>Please correct me if I am wrong.
You're wrong, and in a most amusing way.

>I think the freedom of choice of compilers is important. We need not
>be dependent on a proprietary C++. owned by a...

Amazing. You took the time to add underscores so that your formatting wasn't lost and didn't bother to look for some kind of forum tag that would preserve it for you?

>PLEASE help pps!!
Here's a...

>What is the difference between List and List_Info?
The struct keyword. If you want to use List, the struct keyword is required. The whole point of typedefing a structure is to remove that...

We usually start by thinking about what we want. Then we might even draw it before working up a quick prototype. If the prototype meets out needs, we do the full implementation.

>Is there a way to write a program in c++ that get a decimal number
>and convert it to its equivalent in hexadecimal without using arrays ?
Why yes, there is indeed a way.

>A bit guidance...

>My function was much more involved than this, so I made an example.
Posting code that isn't the same as the code that's giving you a problem is a sure way to receive unhelpful help. Post your real...

do is a C++ keyword. That would probably hamper your ability to use it as an identifier.

>Please stick to the topic.
I never went off topic. You have a brace mismatch, and the reason you have it is because your formatting is atrocious. Fix the formatting and you will see the problem.
...

I suspect that if you fixed that **** poor formatting, you would easily find the problem. But noooo, you had to make it harder on yourself by writing code in a manner that hides bugs.

>Your compiler will thank you for it.
You mean your end users will thank you for it. What you described is called "Programming by Accident". It's a mindless approach to writing software that all...

The C# and C++ IDEs are written by separate teams and do not correspond in supported features. In other words, if you can't find that feature in the same place as you would find it for the C# IDE,...

>I'm relatively comfortable with C++ and am taking a class in C for the
>first time. I'm finding it difficult and frustrating to adapt to the new
>language. It's kind of like trying to box with a...

>Associativity? I don't even think you got that right if you were trying to say precedence.
Nope. He got it right, but came to the wrong conclusion. ++ and * (dereference) have the same precedence...

>So if you did mean well.. and even if it came out in a bent, skewed
>and poorly communicated way, well thank you I do actually appreciate that.
Too little, too late, and wording it like your...

If you had read the "bla bla bla" part that you so rudely snipped out to make me look like the villain, I was agreeing with you that you were not in the wrong. If that's what I get for trying to help...

>I feel quite insulted and angry about your comments.
Grow thicker skin. Nobody cares how you feel, nobody cares what your situation is, and everyone will take you at face value. If you look like a...

>My goal is to "master" C++.
That's a nice goal, but don't plan on actually attaining it. I doubt there's anyone in the world who's mastered C++. There's just too much involved, too many nuances....

>i wanna know as mentioned before the c language is dying
Total BS, but also keep in mind that C is not C++. Neither are dying (or are likely to die in your lifetime).

>should i stop and learn...

As much as we'd love to help you cheat (not really), **** off. We help people who are willing to put in some effort, not people looking for a quick and easy answer.

There seems to be no program yet, so there's nothing to help with. Best of luck to you.

Just out of curiosity, why are you trying to circumvent the access mechanism? Those members are private for a reason, and if you need to access them from outside of the class without a field,...

What's wrong with this picture:

<J. Random Newbie says>: "Daniweb is a big and good community, but I want you to cater to my whims and add a forum each time I start learning something new because...

>However I could [not] give precise details of the internal implementation
>of the table or say how to access it from client code, so I failed the question.
Then the question itself is invalid....

When the hoops you have to jump through to get this kind of behavior through the library are both advanced and somewhat obscure, one wonders what's so hard about manually writing to fout each time...