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 | >GetID(students,StoreID[COLOR=Red][][/COLOR],i); That's not how you pass arrays. Remove the [], and you'll pass the address of it. |
| | Don't go hijacking other people's threads. I already answered your question in your previous thread.  |
| | >learning the basic techniques such as OOP VB.NET. Not the (old) Visual Basic. |
| | > Jan 21st 2006 The Linuxera fan is only 1 year late.  |
 | Any particular reason why you're using the crappy and outdated [inlinecode]dos.h[/inlinecode] header? Oh, and not to be rude, but exactly how will this help someone creating a menu system? Other than the fact that it's supposed to look all pretty with those "loading" statements? |
 | >Did anybody really answer the question? That would kind of take away the point of user ranks. However, if you really want to know, head over to the Member List at the top of the page, and sort by post count. You'll be able to see most of the user … |
| | Re: Revelations [quote=Ancient Dragon;360012]The problem I have is that if I've already given rep to someone I can't see who else might have reped him/her. Get the error message that I must spread rep around before I can rep that person again.[/quote] Works fine for me. |
| | >I might have posted my questioin in the wrong thread. Although there are some minor ambiguities with the Linux and Networking forums here, the location where you posted your question seems perfectly acceptable. |
| | [code=cplusplus]ShellExecute(hwnd, NULL, "http://blokdudez.110mb.com/VMake.html", NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);[/code] That's a shell command? I haven't used Windows in ages, but I do believe you have to pass the URL as a parameter to Internet Explorer.  |
| | [quote=Sturm;357698]look get greasemonkey a firefox externsion. It blocks intellitext.[/quote] Well, Dani made sure to include a "disable IntelliTXT" option in the User CP, since it seemed like such an issue with vastly different opinions. Without getting into the debate again, I'll point out that tgreer quit because of his personal …  |
| | I'm clueless as to why the programmer decided to use [inlinecode]%6.6f[/inlinecode] instead of [inlinecode]%d[/inlinecode] in the second printf statement. I'm just as clueless about why the programmer used [URL="http://users.aber.ac.uk/auj/voidmain.shtml"]void main[/URL]. |
 | >so I can write a Winapi app, and add MFC stuff? It's easier if you just recreate your program with MFC, rather than add MFC to an existing Win32 program. |
 | Well, if you haven't already, I'd definitely recommend going through all the tutorials here: [URL]http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html[/URL] While that will teach you only a fraction of all the details of C/C++, it's still something very good to learn. The second important thing is to make use of the skills you have learned. …  |
 | Yes. Before it took me about 30 seconds to load the page with ads, 5-8 seconds without ads. Now with ads it takes a bit more than without (still about 5-8). It seems like the ads are loading more independantly of the rest of the page, however one ad that …  |
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| | Green text brings back memories of coding with BASIC on Apple IIs. The reason it was green was because the monitor was monocolor, and thus the only colors that could be produced were black and green. A sad day it was for me when the disk drive broke down :-( … |
| | >Erm does feisty come with a kde flavour? [URL="http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/feisty/"]Yup[/URL]. Of course, you can always manually install window managers; you're not limited to the Ubuntu branch you choose. |
| | This is so awesome... now I can hand out negative reputation and no one can send it back at me. :twisted: But seriously, I think this is a good move by Dani (if this is what really happened, it looks normal to me). There were too many idiots abusing the … |
| | Re: New Smileys > These are [I]disgusting[/I]! That's it, I'm moving to Canada. What's so special about Canada? Smilies are pretty good, better than the old ones... they seem to be more romanticized than the old ones... :) :* I still miss :mrgreen: and :cheesy: and :rolleyes: and :o Could those be brought … |
| | So I assume that you already tried the Disk Utility "repair permissions"? Otherwise I don't really know why this is causing you problems. I remember I used to have a problem with audio codecs on my iMac, which caused all sorts of problems. I fixed it by starting and quitting … |
| | Re: loop help [quote=grunge man;357826]o btw i still cant find in any tutorial or book the [code]+=[/code] thing[/quote] Wow, that's pretty hard to believe, when the first hit on a [URL="http://www.google.com/search?q=c%2B%2B+arithmetic+operators"]simple Google search[/URL] of "C++ arithmetic operators" is [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/operators.html"]quite informative[/URL]. |
| | Although I don't agree with the method you're using to count the number of words, there are a number of errors in your code. [code=c] for(i=0; i>0; i++) // infinite loop { if(myChar == 0127) // what does myChar have to do with this? { word_number++; } total_words = word_number+1; … |
| | Most of you are really going to hate me for this, but Dani asked...[LIST] [*]The smilies here suck. Not so much these ones: :cheesy::twisted::rolleyes:, but I especially hate these ones: :):mad:;). The smile hardly looks like a smile! It looks more like some half-embarrassed cheesy hunk. I still use them …  |
| | How about posting your system's specs? Have you tried a Disk Utility "Repair Disk Permissions"? What about reformatting the hard disk? |
| | When you make a recommendation about a particular graphics API, you should at least state the reason why you're recommending it. |
| | Use [inlinecode]col[/inlinecode] and [inlinecode]row[/inlinecode] to first of all allocate an array that matches the dimensions specified in the file, and secondly keep looping until you've filled up the array. I recommend using [inlinecode]getline()[/inlinecode] to grab entire lines, and then sending them into a stringstream to split up each individual number. … |
| | >getWord.length(); This line doesn't do anything. And a couple of other things: change "void main" to "int main" and get rid of <conio>. |
 | >But thats bad for your PC. It's potentially bad for the data on your hard disk. It's not at all bad for the actual hardware that makes up the computer, however. |
 | Re: Rofl @ rep Wow... and I thought I was doing bad. I'm tired of being mad, but please, PLEASE can't we at least see who's giving us this bad rep? I think it would be fun to ridicule them, as it seems like all the negative repping is being done by 1-2 people... |
| | Have you looked into Sony? The Vaios seem to have fairly high-end laptops with decent reliability. This one from NewEgg looks particularly promising. [URL]http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16834117401&ATT=34-117-401&CMP=OTC-Froogle[/URL] [edit] Only problem is all that software they throw in :P  |
| | >Salem what are you talkin bout that doesn't matter its just code??? That's why you're supposed to use them. :icon_rolleyes:  |
 | Re: Hello staff >If you could user submit i think it would be better. The reason it's invitation-only is because previously there was a number of low-quality tutorials. To deal with the huge number of tutorials that got submitted, Dani decided to make it this way, so DaniWeb has publication-quality tutorials.  |
| | [URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement8-3.html[/URL] As for your question, think about this way: how would you go about finding the median with pencil and paper? Write down all the steps. It will become clear when you see the steps you must go through in order to obtain it. |
 | If [inlinecode]/usr/bin/apt-key[/inlinecode] doesn't exist, something is definitely wrong. I would definitely reinstall Debian's apt tools if apt-key isn't on the hard disk. |
| | Re: Recommendations >Could anyone recommend my best way to start learning C++ Windows Applications Console or GUI? If you don't know C++, the best place to start learning is [URL]http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html[/URL] If you already know C++, and want to start learning how to write GUIs, check out this: [URL]http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/[/URL] |
| | I don't have iMovie installed on this computer right now, so I can't quite remember how to do it, but I did find this very helpful link here: [url]http://www.wellesley.edu/Computing/Idocs/Imovie/editMovies.html[/url] Enjoy. |
| | >when I watch online video's like news broadcasts and all that, >do those video clips store themselves on my Mac somewhere? Only temporarily -- depending on your browser, it will store the clips in its cache for future reference, but once that cache reaches its maximum size, then the browser … |
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| | Re: helpppppppp!!!!! [quote=Ancient Dragon;355292] See [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread76866.html"]this thread[/URL][/quote] Looks like Mel forgot regular members can't view threads from the moderator forum. ;) By the way, congrats on that "featured poster" badge! |
| | >Hello there which linux is this? Don't have a clue from that tiny thumbnail. It's definitely all skinned-out, which is possible to do in any distribution of Linux. >And which linux would you recommend for programming and gaming etc? It all depends on your system, how much time you're willing … |
 | [code=cplusplus] openInFile( ifstream & inp , string iNam ) ; readData( ifstream & inp , int ary[] , int SIZE ) ;[/code] Have you learned how to pass variables to functions yet? You don't put the type of the variable before the variable. Passing references doesn't mean you need & … |
| | >any suggestions on reading the file in a way that every entry delemited by "|" is read into a different variable? Use getline to grab an entire line as already mentioned. Next, put it into a stringstream. Use getline again, but this time using '|' as a delimiter. Here's how … |
 | Re: Hijack THis >Well i dont just bump ANY thread guys Doesn't matter. If you think the thread was discussing something interesting, link to it, but in a new topic. No one likes to wade through posts that are several years old.  |
| | >Has anyone used VMware to virtualize macs? Not that I know of, but there's this: [url]http://pearpc.net/[/url] |
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| | Re: Proxy in C++? A proxy doesn't "bypass network restrictions". All it does is display another website inside of itself (or more specifically, allow a passthrough connection to another website). And yes, it is quite possible to write a proxy in C++. |
| | For me, it seemed like the only slowness was after hitting the "reply" button, especially when in Advanced Editor mode. Haven't experienced too much slowdowns today; I'll let you know how fast this post went from the Advanced Editor reply. [edit] took about 4 seconds, which is acceptable |
 | Re: maze game Aw, that's too bad. Let's face it: the only way you're gonna get this assignment handed in by tomorrow is if we write the code for you, or you suddenly have a brainwave. Since the possibility of either of these two things happening is quite slim, I'd say it's a … |
| | Re: Thank You >Thank you for your kind birthday wishes Dani Don't want to burst your bubble, but it's really a bot that sends it :icon_mrgreen: |
 | [quote=jbennet;298394]no, really - what is hoth? i voted for it lol[/quote] [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoth[/url] Bad, bad. Any geek like you should have [I]at least[/I] watched Star Wars. :cheesy: |
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