Nick Evan

Yes it should be possible. It is advisable? No. Why not: 1. SMS 'protocol' does not guarantee that the message will ever be delivered. 2. Text messages often take up a lot of time to get delivered. So this could lead to out-of-sync problems. Say you sms question 1. The …

Help? Yes. But you'll have to show what you've done so far first.

I'm putting my 5 bucks down on "Truus"

double thread with [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post1269076.html#post1269076"]this[/URL]. Closed

[QUOTE=happygeek;]This [B]IS[/B] the new look :)[/QUOTE] You got tricked by a spammer. There's a spam link hidden inside the collapsed quote-tag :) They're getting more resourceful by the day! She probably doesn't gives a rat's ass about the new look.

>> mm..can u give me some cs topic? If this is your best effort at coming up with a topic then I hope you fail miserably. The "gimme topic plz" threads are making me sick and worried about the degrading quality of the CS-education.

There are a few things wrong with your code: [ICODE]int a = aa; [/ICODE]. The compiler will complain about not knowing what 'aa' is. If you want to input hex-numbers, you need to add a 0x, so : [ICODE]int a = 0xaa; [/ICODE]. This: [icode]int combination = (a&b&c);[/icode] is wrong. …

moved.

You can't convert a std::string to a LPCSTR, you'll have to convert it manually. This can be don with the std::string memeber [b]c_str()[/b] So change this: [CODE=cplusplus] sf.pFrom = ss; sf.pTo = st;[/CODE] to this: [CODE=cplusplus] sf.pFrom = ss.c_str(); sf.pTo = st.c_str();[/CODE] And it should work! Next time if you …

[QUOTE=candaceusa;1082782]I think c++ is very much used for developing games.[/QUOTE] No shit sherlock. Did you actually read the thread, or is making "I agree" posts an hobby of yours?

I just got ~1000 extra rep points, so I guess the DB problems remain?

>> although it seems to be a bug report that's existed for a very long time already. Your point being? 1. Whoops, I'd better get it done right now 2. It's been around for so long, I'm not going to fix it

[QUOTE=GameGuy;1212417]Thanks for replying, but I don't even know what a game engine is... Regards[/QUOTE] In that case it'll take you a few years to aquire the knowledge needed for such a plan. Also: You can't do it by yourself. At this time you may think you can, but you can't, …

@NP-Complete: I disagree. There's a reason why we don't automatically close threads after x time and that's because something useful might be added. This is very rarely the case I agree, but the reply from pvfloripa [I]is[/I] useful. We don't allow the "hijacking" of thread by asking another question in …

1. Use [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/fstream/"]filestreams[/URL]. [code] fstream in_file("/path/to/your/file.foo"); [/code] 2. Use a loop with [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/getline/"]getline[/URL]() to read out all the lines. [code] std::string buffer = ""; while (getline(in_file, buffer)) { // <-- will automaticly stop at end of file // "buffer" now contains a line } [/code] 3. You need to parse …

There's also a problem with some threads showing up as unsolved in the thread-listing, but are solved when you open them. @Dani: Check the reported posts forum please.

[URL="http://www.amazon.com/Beginning-Mac-Programming-Objective-C-Programmers/dp/1934356514/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1278515347&sr=8-2"]Click[/URL]Or you could've used the [URL="http://oreilly.com/catalog/9781934356517"]link [/URL]in Davey's article. Because you're wouldn't be asking for an illegal online version right? Because that would get you banned...

Or...use the [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/stl/list/"]stl list ? [/URL]

>>I know there probably is problems with counter++ You're correct. "reversestring" doesn't have any memory allocated and so you can't access it's elements with the [] operator. There are 3 ways around it. 1. Allocate the memory. But this is a very "C" solution and not recommended 2. Use the …

This has been a known issue for years now. It's not going to get fixed.

[B]>>hey pls can you give the username and password for those linka..it is asking for authentication.. [/B] Read the rest of the thread. Closed

[QUOTE=thekilon;1264964](How you delete a post?)[/QUOTE] Use the "flag bad post" link and ask really nicely ;)

Ok. So I recognize - Davey - Dani - WASDted - Tekmaven Anymore co-mods/regulars that were there? [edit] Here's a [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread289576.html"]link [/URL]to the topic in the geek's lounge btw

Yeah sure... Now let me just check my crystal ball and see what the heck you're talking about, ok? Be right back.

This subject has been discussed here a gazillion times before. Use the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/search.php?do=process"]searchbox[/URL]. Closed.

I experienced some downtime yesterday, maybe this is related?

@iamthwee: Read this [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread283050.html"]related thread.[/URL] Clicking this: [attach]14925[/attach] will result in this: [attach]14926[/attach] But it took [I]me[/I] about 5 minutes to figure out how that worked, so I don't think new members will go through all that trouble..

You're asking datingtips in a forum called the GEEKs' lounge... I mean [B]GEEKS[/B]. It's like asking eviroment-saving tips from BP

I'll believe you when you get rid of you signature-links. Until then, you're yet another signature-spammer to me.

I partially agree with Griswolf, because you can learn the programming basics faster with a language like Python. I believe that C however, gives you a unique insight in the working of your computer (especially the memorey-usage), which you won't get from Java or Python. I recommend everyone to do …

I agree with William, very nice indeed.

[B]>>you should start a new thread rather than reply to this one >>in anticipation of the thread being split[/B] Done. FWIW: I agree with Ed. Optimizing on this level often leads to unreadable (/unmaintainable) code. When programming for something as powerful as a normal PC/Notebook, readability is preferred to micro-optimization.

[QUOTE=cscgal;1217346]No worries. Was it hard to figure out how to click on the category title to bring up the listing of forums?[/QUOTE] Yes. The old drop-down and fold-out menu's were easier to comprehend..

Instead of using two for-loops to load the vector with data, you could also do: [code] int arr[] = {1,2,3,2,1}; vector<int> number(arr, arr + 5); [/code] Just a tip though.

[B]>>Jermany, USA and Brazil. [/B] Seriously: Jermany? :-/

So you made the code first and don't know how to make the pseudocode? That's kinda hard to believe as you imagine. Are you [B]sure[/B] that you wrote this code all by yourself ? :icon_wink:

It's part of the [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=windows+sdk&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=89c33ed5f165ae45"]Windows SDK[/URL]

You also might want to have a look at [URL="http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/"]OpenCV[/URL]

[B]>>@Qusto: that link is broken [/B] He was a spammer, but made a typo in his link :) But he's banned and his posts have been deleted.

I think you need to USE MORE CAPS!! People will take you MORE SERIOUSLY!! @Duki: What button are you talking about? The 'start new thread' or the 'new post field'? [edit] I see in your thread title you mean the 'start new thread' button. Dani told us that it's all …

[B]>> How can I edit my post, should I post it again with a different title. [/B] No don't. I've changed it for you. Where's the rest of the code?

[QUOTE=sharwan;1143518]i have not yet got my answer.[/QUOTE] You didn't ask a question, you just posted some random statement on a 3 year old thread, so you got ignored.

[QUOTE=finito;]Preethi you should have started a new thread.[/QUOTE] Done. Next time, could you please use the "flag bad post" button when you see a thread-hijack? It saves me the effort of reading each and every thread in the software-dev :) thanks!

This has nothing to do with Game-Development, but I'll put in my two cents: Does EOA have a online player-mode? If yes: what you are trying to do is illigal, buy a original copy and away you go. If no: *mumbles something about portforwarding*

[QUOTE=camproject;620413]Hi, Try by copying the avi file into the directory where the code exists.[/QUOTE] This thread is almost 3 months old, so I guess the OP solved the problem already. But just in case the OP is still interested in the answer: [QUOTE=starkman;557363] however for the life of me i …

If you have a receive buffer which always reads 24 chars, and you're going to send less than 24 chars, be sure to send a 'end of string' character which is a '\0' . Also a good idea: Use English variable names and comments instead of Dutch. Not everyone here …

> Did I do the (code) right? As you can see: No. Perhaps you should actually *click* the link provided to you by Fbody..

[B]>>well i am working in c++ for 2 years....I dont want to learn any new Language. [/B] Then you should've told us that in the first place. Start [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread63827.html"]here[/URL]

[URL="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/52187/virtual-serial-port-for-linux"]Clicky[/URL]

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