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[QUOTE=kinggarden;382469]But I think it turns to be a multithreads question.[/quote] Threads are [I]not[/I] for beginners. And a Fibonacci series is easy to calculate with a simple loop.

And [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-38.html]format your code[/url] so we can read and understand it. Be sure to use code tags, too.

[QUOTE=joshSCH;379207]naw, yall missed the profanity post that he directed at narue.. I quoted it, and responded.. but it was deleted by a mod..[/QUOTE] Well, 1) if [B]Narue[/B] hadn't accused him of lying (which most people [I]would[/I] take offense at) 2) then accuse him of "selective reading", implying stupidity 3) and …

And don't try to shortcut the [INLINECODE]fgets()/sscanf()[/INLINECODE] pair with [INLINECODE]scanf()[/INLINECODE]. If someone suggests it, stare at him in horror and cast the daemon away! :icon_mrgreen: [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-62.html]Here's why[/url]. Read the entire [INLINECODE]scanf()[/INLINECODE] series...

I suppose you could, but up until now most (all?) fonts have not been created using AI. It's just not necessary.

[QUOTE=jbennet;360334]I inttially thaught about a rep war but then decided against it, i think others will do the same/[/QUOTE] Yeah, I was gonna bad rep you big time, ol' buddy! Then I decided you're a good kid so I left you alone :icon_mrgreen:

Hey Davey! You have an accent -- you don't type with one :icon_mrgreen: That breech is incredible. How did you find it? And what were you doing when you ran across it?

[INLINECODE]string key[SIZE_KEY];[/INLINECODE] states "[I]define an array of SIZE_KEY strings[/I]". What it seems you want is a single string of SIZE_KEY characters, which would be [INLINECODE]char key[SIZE_KEY];[/INLINECODE] A string is dynamic and changes as you add characters to it, so there is no need to attempt to define the size.

[quote=Comatose]Firstly, I want it to be known clearly that you are NOT using Visual Basic.... the used the same name, but it's actually .NET or express, but not legacy VB. [/quote] I'm curious how you can tell with the information [B]nedwards[/B] gave. I see nothing mentioning any version of anything... …

speel chesker workee fien, und allways haas forr mee! Never had to set a thing, and rounded corners are off.

Here's what's happening for me with [I]FireFox 2[/I]. [B]Setup:[/B] Three windows open: [B]A)[/B] This thread with post #68 at top of window, looking at Josh's non-smiling face... [B]B)[/B] Wikipedia page that take a lot of scrolling to get from the top to bottom ([url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_the_worlds]War of the Worlds[/url] to be precise) …

I also had to get used to the 'dirty' background, but I did get used to it. Even so, I have a possible solution.... Have a setting on the Options page to use a clear background. Explain the option only enough to know where it happens, not exactly what happens. …

Something like [code=vb] On Error GoTo FileError Open FILENAME For Input As #1 '' if the file did not open you will jump to FileError below Exit Sub '' you are done, so you don't want to fall into '' the error section FileError: On Error GoTo 0 '' do …

Dang site actually crashed my 'puter!!!! [QUOTE=joeprogrammer;367785]>why did i get a bad rep????? Because it had no relation whatsoever to the original topic.[/QUOTE] It was on topic. His comment related directly to the site under discussion. Apologize....:icon_twisted:

I've been a fan of OIs since grade school. And if you want to be really impressed, check out [url=http://users.skynet.be/J.Beever/pave.htm]Julian Beever's[/url] work! Look at the Anamorphic Illusions. They are incredible!

What's ginger? Isn't that a low-alcohol beer?

[QUOTE=laconstantine;368081]Dont use void at the main part.[/QUOTE] Even I had trouble trying to figure out what this meant :icon_wink: What he means is [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-66.html]this[/url]

Solve what? It's C++ code. It's long. It compiles -- or not. Are we supposed to figure out what it's supposed to do? Advice? read [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread78223.html]this[/url] and [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement8-3.html]this[/url]

First thing to understand is that each character (letters, numbers, punctuation) all have a specific value. Therefore, the character's value can be used as an index into an array. For example: [code=c] char *words = {"Apple", "Banana", "Cherry", "Date", "Eggplant", ... }; // Apple is word[0], etc. ... int ch; …

Initially, your help is: Read [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies#faq_keep_it_organized]this[/url] and [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement8-3.html]this[/url] You have to figure out somehow what [I]hot[/I] and [I]cold[/I] means in relation to the answer they have at the moment. Once you decide that, write down the steps needed to calculate the [I]hot[/I]ness they currently have, then convert that to code. …

[QUOTE=mevanga;368110]The dates and day are coming from : 1. Starting Date(x) : The date when the member started working, 2. Adding days per month(y) : Are days that are leave days added per month to each member,[/quote] This you can easily calculate from the start date to the current date. …

Not me.

Also, please read [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies]the Rules[/url] so you can make good posts with useful titles and questions.

The way you are doing it works well, especially if there are more numbers in the array. And we'd rather have a long title that tells us the topic of the post rather than the usual "help me" or "What's wrong with this urgent" junk titles. So thank you for …

[url=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hs=DPY&q=c%2B%2B+sprintf%28%29&btnG=Search]OK, check here[/url]

[QUOTE=sInFuL69er;367390]Hello, iam having trouble with reading a text file that contains , [ ] eg. 3715,4[9] 4356,3[7,3] [code] char c; int events[12][12];//[row][col] ifstream infile; infile.open("test.txt"); while (!infile.eof()) { for(int j=0;j<12;j++) { for(int k=0; k<12;k++) { if(c!=']') { infile >> events[j][k]; infile.get(c); } else events[j][k] = -1; } } infile.get(c); } …

Also, "[I]are not stored correctly[/I]" does not give enough information. Explain what actually [I]does[/I] happen, because the result of the error may be important to understanding the problem.

Test the value for 48 ('0') through 57 ('9')

[QUOTE=minigweek;365992]With all due respect Ancient Dragon, I think you should get your facts checked before berating someone, what with your stature here. It doesn't look good.[/QUOTE] and berating someone for making a joke (note the smiley he used: :) -- that's a BIIIIG clue) looks worse.

[QUOTE=m3an;365798]To pause use system("PAUSE"); and #include <stdlib.h>[/quote] No, do [B]not[/B] use [INLINECODE]system("PAUSE")[/INLINECODE]. [url=http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-61.html]Here's why[/url]

Yes!!! Thank you!!! :icon_biggrin:

I prefer the color syntax, but without line numbers. And I do like the yellow box to differentiate code from post. I also use [code=c] exclusively.

[QUOTE=thekashyap;364172]You can use cin, scanf, gets, getline and so on for reading a string from an input.[/QUOTE] The [B]only[/B] appropriate function listed for reading a string is [I]getline()[/I]. All the rest have problems reading strings, from stopping before the full string is read to potentially crashing the program. I'd also …

[QUOTE=MidiMagic;364923]If others weren't using similar icons for different purposes, it might be clear. But a pencil is "edit the post" on eBay and A&E, and a checkmark means "you have posted" on another site.[/QUOTE] Good point...

"[B]Recent supernova[/B]?!?!?" It happened [I]some 240 million[/I] years ago! :icon_twisted: That's freakin' kool!!!

I'm a funguy.... But I'm not really an animal. I'm better behaved. I find it sad that new laws have to be passed because somehow stupid laws have been passed in the past (I like that sentence -- it alliterativy) and people by law can't do something reasonable.

[B]Reeciepoo[/B], after 15 threads, with useless titles like[indent] Help Databases Need help HTMLWrapper How do you Noobie How the hell Annoying Network Issue Network Configuration Some help please Recommendations Changing Font C++ Help[/indent] it's probably time to [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies]read the Rules[/url], especially the [I]Keep It Organized[/I] section.

Can you compile programs that don't use the graphics package? Or do they also claim "[I]could not load tlink.exe[/I]". I doubt it's because of BGI. It sounds like your compiler isn't set up properly. [QUOTE=Narue;363006]I'm constantly amazed how people use an ancient compiler with an obsolete graphics library and expect …

[QUOTE=dcc;362924]Now all I need is for someone to come up with a solution to my gout my day will be made.[/QUOTE] Amputation worked for me! :icon_twisted:

Some other interesting versions of scale: [url]http://www.phrenopolis.com/perspective/stinson2004/index.html[/url] (my favorite) [url]http://www.noao.edu/education/peppercorn/pcmain.html[/url] [url]http://www.njaa.org/sswalk/sswalk.html#null[/url]

[QUOTE=EnderX;351477]...he's still got to defeat Hillary Clinton for the official nomination as the Democratic Candidate ...[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;351481]If Hillary Clinton is nominated ...[/QUOTE] But she's already been President! :icon_twisted:

[QUOTE=joeprogrammer;360211]>Please let me know not ony what you think of the idea I could probably care less.[/quote] I [I]could[/I] care a little less, but not much... [QUOTE=cscgal;360402]> I doubt very few people will bother to memorize the color scheme. Not necessarily that, but people will notice when they're leaving one …

What's with all these ads that look like movies? They are extremely annoying! Please make them stop!!!!

Now really, why did you bother posting that crap?

What's the value of [I]sales[/I] when the program starts? And use [url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement8-3.html]Code Tags[/url]!

[code] pop = 2000 Loop 4 times pop = pop + (pop * 30%) end loop [/code]

[INLINECODE]StoreID[41][/INLINECODE] is a single int. Change the lines that use the function: 4: int GetID( int students, int StoreID[], int i); 15: GetID(students,StoreID,i); 22: int GetID( int students,int StoreID[], int i) Also, try displaying the the array when you return to see if it's loaded properly. All you displayed is …

Have you been able to get the [B]timer[/B] at least working? If so you're almost there. If not, simply make a quick program to understand how the [B]timer[/B] works and use a text box to increment and display a count of each time the [B]timer[/B] kicks off. Then just use …

Christina -- stop it! No one is saying we should completely get rid of games. Just move them out of the [I]Geek[/I] Lounge to a [I]Game[/I] Lounge. That way us geeks can continue our geeky discussions because [I]that's where we go for it![/I] Telling us to not visit so you …

[QUOTE=yesm;359094]Personally, I sometimes use while(1) or similar for things like menus, where choosing a menu option would cause the program to do something and then return to the menu. Then, if you want to exit the program, just return 0 to end the program: [code=C++] int main() { int bob; …