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Bidirectional box greyed out 19 Years Ago by knightangel7777 … printed.I've gone into properties to make sure the bidirectional is enabled but the box is greyed out and will… bidirectional Citoh CI5000 doesn't align the rows 18 Years Ago by trantor … Citoh ci5000 dot matrix printer, and I switch on, the bidirectional print function, when I send a print job there exist… Bidirectional shift register 16 Years Ago by VarunV Can u help me in making a C++ code for simulating a bidirectional shift register?????? Re: Bidirectional shift register 16 Years Ago by kt.varun [QUOTE=VarunV;822293]Can u help me in making a C++ code for simulating a bidirectional shift register??????[/QUOTE] its so easy varun...if u cant make this simple programme, u might think of leaving programming... Shell out something from ur brain, n develop this simple code...v r not here to make ur assignments..! Re: Bidirectional shift register 16 Years Ago by ArkM [QUOTE=VarunV;822293]Can u help me in making a C++ code for simulating a bidirectional shift register??????[/QUOTE] May be you want C++ code for SHIFT AND ROTATE instructions? If so it is then combine << >> (shifts) & (bitwise and) | (bitwise or) operators - it's so simple ;)... Re: creating a Bidirectional iterator 14 Years Ago by mitrious …QUOTE=arkoenig;1491909]Every random-access iterator is a bidirectional iterator.[/QUOTE] I know that ... but I …is to adapt this to work with a bidirectional iterator ... cuz a bidirectional iterator is not a random-access iterator …I need to know what to do ... cuz these bidirectional iterators should make it easier to delete/insert elements in… Re: creating a Bidirectional iterator 14 Years Ago by arkoenig If you really want to define a bidirectional iterator that is not a random-access iterator, just do it. Define a class that contains one of your random-access iterators, and then implement just the bidirectional-iterator operations on it. Each operation would be implemented in terms of the corresponding random-access iterator operation. Re: creating a Bidirectional iterator 14 Years Ago by mitrious [QUOTE=arkoenig;1491923]If you really want to define a bidirectional iterator that is not a random-access iterator, just do … of your random-access iterators, and then implement just the bidirectional-iterator operations on it. Each operation would be implemented in… creating a Bidirectional iterator 14 Years Ago by mitrious …; iterator limit; };[/CODE] and it asked me to write a bidirectional iterator for it, but I don't know what to… Re: creating a Bidirectional iterator 14 Years Ago by arkoenig Every random-access iterator is a bidirectional iterator. Re: creating a Bidirectional iterator 14 Years Ago by vijayan121 …; operator++ () { ++ptr; return *this ; } // ... // and so on for the other bidirectional iterator operations private: std::string* ptr; }; // .... };[/code] Re: Bidirectional box greyed out 19 Years Ago by dcc Have you tried re-seating the cartridge? BTW...welcome to Dani Web. Re: Bidirectional box greyed out 19 Years Ago by knightangel7777 [QUOTE=dcc]Have you tried re-seating the cartridge? BTW...welcome to Dani Web.[/QUOTE] Thank you for the reply!! yes i have tried re-seating the cartridge(many times),i'm still having no luck though,the printer is still trying to print and when i last took out the cartridge the back of it was covered in ink(a bit messy) but at least it … Re: Bidirectional shift register 16 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Do you mean the assembly instructions rshit and lshift? The C equivalent are << and >> operators [code] int a = 123; int b = a << 1; // left shift by 1 [/code] bidirectional map 16 Years Ago by daviddoria I would like to make a list of colors with an associated color index ie 1, [1 0 0] 2, [0 1 0] 3, [.4 .4 .4] etc So I could make a map map <int, double*> ColorMap; Then I could look up the color by its index like this: ColorMap[2] However, I would also like to be able to get the index of a particular color, like this… Re: bidirectional map 16 Years Ago by Rashakil Fol Yes. One easy way is to use two maps, one map<int, double*> and one map<double*, int>. You need to make sure that you only have one index per color, though. If you want to be able to have a color appearing at multiple indices, use a multimap<double*, int> instead of a map<double, int>. Re: bidirectional map 16 Years Ago by daviddoria ok, yea i was just trying to prevent having 2 maps because then when I want to update them (modify the contents) I'd have to do it in both maps. So there is no built in thing to remedy this 2 map problem? Dave Re: Pascal to C# troubles. 13 Years Ago by SteveyD …function Version: PChar; stdcall; procedure ConnectionSetup(ConMode, PortNum: integer; Bidirectional, Slow: boolean); stdcall; function Connect: boolean; stdcall; procedure …Len = 8; if (!(checkBox1.Checked)) { toolStripStatusLabel1.Text = "Bidirectional operation not allowed"; return; } for (i = 0; i … Debugging finds reverse gear 18 Years Ago by happygeek …URL], with what it claims to be the first bidirectional debugger for compiled programs. UndoDB allows you to … new at all. After all, the concept of bidirectional debugging has been around for a few years and…that we should all be grateful. It uniquely enables bidirectional debugging of arbitrary Linux binary programs, including those written… ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED in BiDiSpl.h using IBiDiSpl Interface 17 Years Ago by Percey Hello, I am trying to create some bidirectional communication with a printer, and I am having a little … with a HP Color LaserJet 2820, which does not support bidirectional communication, so the error that I was getting (ERROR_NOT_SUPPORTED), makes… Problems sharing printers in a W2K3 Domain 15 Years Ago by ramdaol … are connected to 3 of the workstations, shared and with bidirectional compatibility disabled and it has been working this way for… the computer is turned off again. I can't leave bidirectional compatibility on, because then I have spoolers problems when printing… Palindrome Tester 15 Years Ago by NathanOliver … well as arrays. it accepts a bidirectional iterator to the first element and an bidirectional iterator to 1 after the last element… Client/Server Program. File reading. 14 Years Ago by watery87 …clientAddress; clientLen = sizeof (clientAddress); /* Create a socket, bidirectional, default protocol */ serverFd = socket (AF_LOCAL, SOCK_STREAM, …serverAddress; serverLen = sizeof (serverAddress); /* Create a socket, bidirectional, default protocol */ clientFd = socket (AF_LOCAL, SOCK_STREAM, … Client Server Program. Urgent Questions! 14 Years Ago by watery87 …clientAddress; clientLen = sizeof (clientAddress); /* Create a socket, bidirectional, default protocol */ serverFd = socket (AF_LOCAL, SOCK_STREAM, …serverAddress; serverLen = sizeof (serverAddress); /* Create a socket, bidirectional, default protocol */ clientFd = socket (AF_LOCAL, SOCK_STREAM, … Need help with computing prime numbers in server client socket 14 Years Ago by andylbh …;serverAddress; serverLen = sizeof (serverAddress); /* Create a socket, bidirectional, default protocol */ clientFd = socket (AF_LOCAL, SOCK_STREAM, DEFAULT_PROTOCOL);…;clientAddress; clientLen = sizeof(clientAddress); /* Create a socket, bidirectional, default protocol */ serverFd = socket(AF_LOCAL, SOCK_STREAM, DEFAULT_PROTOCOL);… Pascal to C# troubles. 14 Years Ago by SteveyD …if not (CheckBox1.Checked) then begin StatusBar1.SimpleText:='Bidirectional operation not allowed'; exit; end; for i:=0…string s; if (!(checkBox1.Checked)) { toolStripStatusLabel1.Text = "Bidirectional operation not allowed"; return; } for (i = 0; … Re: Pascal to C# troubles. 14 Years Ago by SteveyD …string; begin if not (CheckBox1.Checked) then begin StatusBar1.SimpleText:='Bidirectional operation not allowed'; exit; end; for i:=0 to 255…int i; string s; if (!(checkBox1.Checked)) { toolStripStatusLabel1.Text = "Bidirectional operation not allowed"; return; } for (i = 0; i <… Re: Palindrome Tester 15 Years Ago by Bench … STL will already do this for any container which supports bidirectional iterators - all of those containers support begin/end and rbegin… Re: Palindrome Tester 15 Years Ago by arkoenig I hate to rain on people's parades, but the original post says that it requires a bidirectional iterator. In fact, the code does <= comparisons on iterators--which means that it really requires random-access iterators. Re: Palindrome Tester 15 Years Ago by NathanOliver You are right with that arkoenig. I didn't realize that <= wasn't supported by bidirectional iterators.