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A text stream will invoke translation of the system defined newline marker to a \n (on reading), and the reverse \n to system defined on writing. A binary stream doesn't do this. There is perhaps an implicit assumption that a file opened in text mode might actually consist only of …

As they say, ASCII stupid question, get a stupid ANSI ;)

> $result="$result $next" Remove the first $ perhaps? Like your other assignment earlier on.

Work out the time between "now" and the time at the head of the list. Sleep for that amount?

> there was more involved than just that. Of course there was. Unfortunately, you never bothered to give any actual detail of the problem other than your assignment and "please help". If you continue to post the same old vague posts on other message boards, you're just going to get …

> I see. I was wondering, do you know if the prompt command box will delete initial output if > the information being printed is too long or will it keep the entire history? It keeps chopping > off and I am not sure if it’s something that I am …

Manufacturers usually measure from corner to corner of the tube, not how much picture you can see.

Just say no to tabs. Here's why. 1. Almost all forums make a complete mess of tabs, unless you've been exceptionally dilligent in your use of tabs to begin with. ANY mixing of spaces and tabs will destroy the indentation when posted online. Take this example which uses 4 spaces …

> actually it is my girlfriend's case study Get her to do her own homework you sap! > i really don't know if i can make it though i don't wanna disappoint her. Or what? She'll leave you? She'll do that anyway once you've out-lived your usefulness to her.

Breeture.h includes world.h world.h includes Breeture.h and so on.... You can't have two classes containing instances of the other class. One of them needs to contain only pointers. [code] class world; class Breeture { world *w; // ONLY pointers to worlds in this class }; [/code] and [code] #include "Breeture.h" …

> One more thing .. On one of my PC which has high power components... Like 7900GTX .. Buy Ferrari. Take out engine. Replace engine with a horse. Your compiler is the horse! In one fell swoop, you've reduced your uber machine to an 8086 (and not the pentium-iv it …

yahoo messenger exists therefore, it's possible. I suppose the real question, is it possible for YOU to do it. That's a much harder question. But consider that whoever wrote messenger were a) a team of many people b) already experienced GUI and network software developers c) had many months to …

[url]http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/unpack.html[/url] and [url]http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/pack.html[/url]

You're probably thinking of some old DOS character set, which used to have card suit symbols down in the low character values. But unless you're using an old DOS compiler on an old DOS machine, the chances of this working are remote (or non-existent). Begin by telling us which OS/Compiler …

OK, done it! The answer I got was 42 by the way... I could post the code, but there's no way you'd convince your tutor that it was YOUR homework answer!

Have you tried asking on the dedicated Eclipse forum / searching the bug database / raising a new bug ?

Store the database in a container, like [url]http://www.truecrypt.org/[/url] If the algorithm used by access is weak, then the "strength" of the password is irrelevant. "secret" is just as useless as "240£!#dfQQdf" Sure, the latter will defeat simple dictionary attacks, but if your "password recovery" tool is capable of analysing the …

Put "mp3 file format" into your favourite search engine.

Pah, yet another pathetic attempt to get other people to do homework for them. Like anyone is going to stump up a new PC for that, and who's going to verify that it actually happened? Unless they have a licence to run a competition, this poster (assuming they're in the …

Get process explorer from [url]www.sysinternals.com[/url]. One of the many useful features it has is a search tool to find out who's using a file. It would be the first step to finding out a real answer than just "*shrug* reboot"

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Try using / and %

[url]http://gmplib.org/[/url] Or something like it.

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Online course = creative sob stories on online forums + google + copy/paste. Sure, some of them may actually make a decent effort to produce a quality student who may actually know something for themselves at the end of it. But others only care about counting the money, and giving …

Speaking of referring to, refer to these before posting again. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement8-3.html[/url] [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread78223.html[/url] 1. What this declaration a[10] means. It means an array of 10 ints - read your book again. 2. Is it that in C++ the array bounds are flexible? Nope. 3. Or is it a bug in C++ …

I don't suppose it crossed your mind to pay attention to the half dozen or so places where it tells you to use code tags. Nope, didn't think so.

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Well because your indentation sucks, it's impossible for you to tell that the while (ch != 27); is stuck on the closing brace of the [COLOR="Red"]switch[/COLOR], and not the closing brace of the [COLOR="Red"]do[/COLOR]

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winsock is just the windows API to the sockets transport layer. Like the envelope you use for traditional mail has nothing to do with the letter you write, which is inside the envelope. As for the client/server bit, the query "language" can be anything you like, so long as both …

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> if (currentBankBalance > 0) If this is false, you fall off the end of the function. Without a return statement (that's what the error message means), you return garbage to the caller.

Smells like homework - where's your attempt at answers?

Well if the file is static (doesn't change), then it might be worth creating an index of where each line starts. You can then seek to the index position and read a line of your choice. Or read the whole file into a std::vector of std::string But no, there is …

[url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread129300.html[/url] [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread129297.html[/url] So are you interested in spending say the next 6 months learning how to do this yourself, or are you just spamming the boards hoping to get someone else to do it for free, or at a pinch for a price?

You mention "realbasic" 3 times, and never mention C. Are you in the right forum?

Just to add to the problems, post indented code as well. Code can be hard enough to analyse even when it is indented properly. Your post just makes it that much worse. FYI, I've been ignoring you until you fix this issue.

If you start with say [ICODE]int tower_dmg_original[5][3] = {{1,2,3},{4,5,6},{7,8,9},{10,11,12},{13,14,15}};[/ICODE] Then later on, you could do this [code] int tower_dmg[5][3]; for ( int r = 0 ; r < 5 ; r++ ) { for ( int c = 0 ; c < 3 ; c++ ) { tower_dmg[r][c] = tower_dmg_original[r][c]; …

Isn't your gateway machine also capable of providing this logging information?

So is the ODF like a save game file format or a map format?

Just google for "beej". It's a widely quoted tutorial.

> But I mean if I got a job which required C++ knowledge, what would they ask me to program? Most jobs will read something like "You're required to implement the user interface of the new burn-o-matic toaster using the C++ programming language". In other words, look at what the …

And if your code was indented AT ALL, some people might actually want to read it. I mean, points++ for using code tags, but then you blew it by not indenting it.

Can this be disabled for the "report post" feature? It's all too easy to see two posts in succession which both need code tags, and report them both within the time limit (and be told not to). Or perhaps I should just stop caring and whining about how many posts …

Yes, that's pretty much the reason.

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[url]http://www.computerhope.com/unix/utr.htm[/url] Use tr to strip the newlines perhaps Or even replace them with spaces.

Well you need to find matching pairs of < > It seems to me that it's Find < Skip ahead until you find > Print what you find until the next < Perhaps write the first program as something which just prints out Found "<head>" Found "<body>" Found "</body>" Found …