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Re: Anyone any dealings with "C++ How To Program" 5th Edition? Work ordered it for me and I'm reluctant to use it if it would teach bad habits as has been suggested in one review that i have read | |
Re: That seems a bit overkill, why not just cast the character to an integer and add the number then recast back to character? This also deals with the idea of outputting in the same case as was input. Of course you could also put in a check to make sure … | |
Hello, anyone familiar with ansiString? Have a problem involving a string "1 1", should read "11". I want to get rid of the space in the middle. Can't change it to a character string or std::string so that isn't an option. Will i have to compare each character inturn with … | |
Hello has anyone any experience of using log4cpp on borland builder 6, the open source code has a bcb5 project but there are build errors when this is transported to builder 6.. it's frustrating. Any1 know of any online documentation etc? | |
Im attempting to do bitwise operations on a character string and want to use the bitset template. I am having some trouble, it doesnt seem to like to be constructed using a char* string or std::string... I'm knew to this particular template. Here is what I'm attempting: std::bitset<3000> Line("abcdefghijklmnop..."); anyone … | |
Hello I'm interested in manipulating a *.tif file using C++. I am aware of libtiff which features library files and utilities for tiff manipulation but this seems largely C based and also i'm having trouble setting up the environment in borland builder 6. Does anyone have any other alternatives to … | |
I am currently writing a C++ program that uses a external library and engine that is primarily based in C. I am attempting to load an image file and the function requires that the argument be passed as a char *szFileName. I have the file address as a string and … |
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