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I was wondering. Is there a way to write something from one method in to a result file instead of outputting to screen? To describe a little better, in pseudocode: [CODE] #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; class Inputoutput { private: ifstream fileOne; ofstream fileTwo; int i; //More variables … 
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Again I come crawling for help... I made a program that makes coordiant points and lines with these coordinates. A new class is going to inherit from the class with the lines, and calculate the distance between a line segment and a point. I found the correct mathematical formula. With …
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I'm just playing around with C++ as a preperation for coming assignments and well, exams. And I'm a little stuck with the switch statements. I've done this simple switch just to test the functions: [CODE] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main(void) { char input; cout << "\nChoose function.\n1. Test …
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I'm working on a program in C++ that is supposed to output som data from a couple of classes. I thought I'd let the user choose what to output (what function) through a switch in main. This is basicly how the main looks now. (Just a general overview of the …
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The program I'm supposed to make a program where one thread starts three other threads. The original thread is going to wait until the three other has finished running and then the first thread can stop. The way I've built the program the three threads is started from one class, …
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Hi everybody! I'm currently working on an assignment for school. I'm creating a linked list (a line at the liqure store to be exact) and I'm a little stuck. Part of the code: [CODE] public void ekspederKunde() { System.out.println("Velkommen til polet! Vennligst vis gyldig legitimasjon.\n"); if (fremst == null) { …
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