Nick Evan

What's the purpose of this post? Did you think: "hey, let's ask my question in an even more stupid way and maybe someone will answer it [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread204779.html"]this time" [/URL] Why didn't you take Iamthwee's advice and check if strcpy() indeed had too many parameters? (as the compiler is telling you)

First show us what you came up with. We won't give help if you show no effort yourself.

[QUOTE=adatapost;920786] Use code tags. Source code must be surrounded with code tags. For example, [noparse] [CODE=C++] ... statements.. [/CODE] [/noparse][/QUOTE] You're wrong, it should be: [noparse] [CODE=cplusplus] ... statements.. [/CODE] [/noparse] Here's the difference: [code=c++] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(){ cout << "hai!"; } [/code] [code=cplusplus] #include <iostream> …

[QUOTE=tux4life;920673]Well, he meant that the OP (= Original Poster = the person who started this thread) is probably never going to come back again.[/QUOTE] Meh. I really hate it when people do that. Especially when I actually put quite a lot of effort in answering their question. Too lazy to …

Above code will never work because 'p' is undeclared. Did you mean ptr? ps. Your questionmark-key appears to be broke. You should buy a new keyboard. :icon_wink: [edit] Also [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/misc-explaincode.html"]read this[/URL] before you post code again

You could also try asking this in the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/forum71.html"]game-dev[/URL] forum. Matt Evans will probably know how to solve your problem, but he doesn't come out of the game-dev forum much :)

[quote=rookie77;309379] I don't think it's a keyboard problem. [/quote] I do actually. Try another keyboard and if the cursor is still moving back, repost

Why on earth would you [I]not[/I] want to see warnings? You know that 99% of the warnings are actually code-errors that the compiler can compile right?

[QUOTE=William Hemsworth;913923]It happens to me, sometimes it goes months without sending me notifications too, and suddenly starts again.[/QUOTE] [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67386"]I reported bugs[/URL] in the notifications a few years ago. It was never fixed. I just turned off the notifications and used my usercp.

remember that [icode]getch()[/icode] and [icode]getchar()[/icode] are not the same functions... If you [I]did[/I] use getch and kbhit, show some code so we can see what you did wrong.

Sure: [code=cpp] while (1) std::cout << "Sniffing..\n"; [/code] But if you want a real answer, you should have a look at [URL="http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&q=sniffer+c%2B%2B+code&btnG=Google+zoeken&meta="]google[/URL] (first link for example...)

And besides: you can flag a single post instead of a whole thread, so no problem when someone reposts.

[QUOTE=siddhant3s;913780] In C++, you cannot create a function which can accept "any number of argument" since it support function overloading.[/QUOTE] I disagree: [code=cplusplus] #include <cstdarg> #include <iostream> using std::cout; class Test{ public: Test(){}; ~Test(){}; void Print(int, ...); void Print(int,int); }; void Test::Print(int a,int b){ cout << a << " " …

Delete Turbo C and install some compiler that's from this millennium. Like [URL="http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/"]Visual Studio C++[/URL] [URL="http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads"]code::blocks[/URL]

[QUOTE=ithelp;912747]You are going to fail for sure.[/QUOTE] For once, I actually agree with you :)

I auto subscribe to each thread I post in (0 clicks) . I changed the notification in the CP to -none- (one time 4 clicks). Now when I check my usercp, I can see all the threads I have posted in (or started).

[URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-2.html"]No[/URL]

So ehm, what exactly were you doing on that site? ;)

[QUOTE=wildgoose;908925]Sorry I meant Visual Studio. (Dev Studio is a nickname for it!)[/QUOTE] Never heard of that one? Anyway: the [I]real[/I] question is: Why would you [I]ever[/I] want to use 2gb (!) of memory? I bet there's a better way to solve your problem then using 2gb of ram

[QUOTE=wildgoose;910288]As Vernon Dozler said... [/QUOTE] Vernon Dozler? Haha :icon_smile: [QUOTE=zeus1216gw;910804] formatting is an issue I agree. I worked out last night and it's fine now. [/QUOTE] Two thing could have happened: 1. you 'reformatted' the code and you're still missing a bracket 2. By 'reformatted' you mean 'rewrote' the code. …

[QUOTE=tux4life;910713], however I don't know whether you should take this seriously [/QUOTE] Aah, then why not test it ourselfs? [code=cplusplus] #include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <windows.h> int main(){ long before = GetTickCount(); for (unsigned i = 0; i < 100000; i++) std::cout << "TEXT"; long coutstring = GetTickCount() - before; …

I already answered this in [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread197579.html"]your other thread.[/URL] But here goes: [icode]fout.open(s.c_str(),ios::app);[/icode]

So why not do what the message says? Change iostream.h to iostream. Also don't forget that "cout" is from the std:: namespace, so either use [icode]std::cout[/icode] or put a [icode]using namespace std;[/icode] at the beginning of your code. also read: [URL="https://www.gidforums.com/t-7458.html"]Void main[/URL] [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-3.html"]Code tags[/URL]

You could use 2 nested loops: [code=cplusplus] for (int x = 0; x < user_x; x++) { for (int y = 0; x < user_y; y++) { // do stuff } std::cout << '\n'; // next line } [/code] Or you could use one loop and use the remainder operand …

[QUOTE=caperjack;909098]f you want one that offers this all in one program ,anti virus, real time spyware and adware protection, personal firewall[/QUOTE] The new avg (8.5) has most of this, but it has slown my computer down enormously. [little off-topic] Anyone else have this issue or is it just time to …

It would help if you used [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/misc-explaincode.html"]code-tags[/URL] so we could actually read your code. Also: What microcontroller is this? And post a link to it's datasheet, I'm too lazy to search for it myself ;)

change str to [icode]str.c_str()[/icode] The function c_str() converts your std::string to a [icode]const char *[/icode] which is what the constructor of fopen wants. I personally like [icode]std::ofstream(str.c_str())[/icode] better for opening files.

And quite frankly, I have found UNICODE to be a pain in the behind, so if I don't have a [i]need[/i] for it (which is the case in 99.9% of my programs), I won't use it :)

This : [code] int number; int onumber; number = onumber; char value; cout << "what character do you want to fil the pyramid with? >> "; cin >> value; cout << "\nHow many lines shall the pyramid be? >> "; cin >> number; int i =0; int y = number; …

[QUOTE=MosaicFuneral;906933]Why are all these "topic ideal" threads popping up now?! They use to isolated over in the CS section, now they're infiltrating the lounges.[/QUOTE] Some a-hole started a thread [I]outside[/I] the CS-forum about a 'final year topic'', and now all students who are too lazy and/or stupid to come up …

[QUOTE=mario20055;906775] when I try to delete the file Windows is telling me that the file is begin used by another program. [code] Note: I don't want my EXE to delete the file..... The USER will be deleting this file. [/code] [/QUOTE] As long as your program is busy with the …

Post some code, my psychic powers aren't as good as the used to be

Here's a good [URL="http://eternallyconfuzzled.com/tuts/datastructures/jsw_tut_linklist.aspx"]starting point[/URL] on linked lists. As csurfer mentioned: try something yourself and post your efforts here to receive more help.

[QUOTE=azjherben;906995]and explain select() to me I'd be grateful.[/QUOTE] [URL="http://beej.us/guide/bgnet/output/html/singlepage/bgnet.html#select"]Beej [/URL]is your friend. I can't explain it better then he did.

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;906218] I'm surprised there are still compilers that produce that warning message. I haven't seen it in more than 15 years.[/QUOTE] I actually see this warning quit often. I compile a lot of stuff for microcontrollers and all those compilers complain about it. Most texteditors put a '\n' after …

[QUOTE=BretFelix;628965] I want to sort them by LINES, not individual words. Any thoughts? This is for a school project.[/QUOTE] If you are allowed to use STL functions, you could read a file one line at a time with the getline() function and push them into a vector. The std::sort() function …

[QUOTE=TrintiyNoe;904916][CODE]cin<<a;[/CODE] lets say the user enters 'i' if i have a variable i,i want its variable to be displayed[/QUOTE] So you mean: [code=cplusplus] int i = 1; char a; cin >> a; //user enters 'i' [/code] and you want to display '1'? If so -> not possible. You could use …

Both lines are identical, what do you want?

[code=cplusplus] ifstream in("filename"); // in file ofstream out("filename"); // out file [/code] In other words: give more information. What are you trying to do?

[QUOTE=Hiroshe;904360]Ahh.. I get it, so when I press Mark as Solved everone gets a point. Thanks:)[/QUOTE] I'd like to add that solved threads in the community center (geek's lounge, feedback etc forums) do not count for your 'solved threads' stat.(and neither does reputation in these forums) Also: If someone replies …

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[QUOTE=TrintiyNoe;904811]but somebody just did some sort of cool thing strings,i dont know wat,but just it was two lines using istringstream,can anybody explain it to me? [/QUOTE] If the char is always a 'c' you could do something like: [code=cplusplus] string str = ""; stringstream sstr("342c234"); while (getline(sstr, str, 'c')) cout …

Change <iostream.h> to <iostream>, that's the standard C++ way. Also delete the line [icode]cin >>passage[/icode]. You're already taking in input with getline(), so no need to do it twice. And also change [icode]int space;[/icode] to [icode]int space = 0;[/icode]. How can your program ++ if it doesn't know the variable's …

There's this wonderfull site online recently called 'google'. [URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=imagelib+devpaks"]Here's[/URL] how to use it. The first link is what you want. :icon_wink:

What do you mean? Find the number of files in a directory? Find the total size of files in a directory? [QUOTE=mathueie;904127]I don't like search a recursive algorithm. [/QUOTE] It would be the algorithm [I]I[/I] would choose anyways.

[QUOTE=tomtetlaw;903698]How do I use the VC++/VC# Resource editor?[/QUOTE] You should try the link in your signature. [URL="http://lmgtfy.com/?q=resource+editor+visual+c%2B%2B+tutorial"]All the answers are here [/URL] :D

Not sure why you want to delete anything, but counting lines by counting periods is [I]one[/I] way to do it yes. Keep in mind that periods are also used for other purposes like abbreviations and stuff like this >...

N.I.E.K.: Networked Individual Engineered for Killing Yup, that's me.

[QUOTE=tux4life;904113]I'm wondering whether the OP is still interested in new posts in his thread.[/QUOTE] Not everyone spends every single free minute on a C++ forum like us, so (s)he might still come back. I know: It's hard to comprehend, but I've even heard rumors that there are people who actually …

It looks like you're trying to erase something from a list which has no value. So maybe you've declared a list somewhere and forgot to put values in it, but you're still trying to access some (non-existent) element? Without seeing your code, it's kind of a guessing game though.