Posts by ~s.o.s~

Counting is what makes most of the people dizzy..

Heh..given up so easily..

Come on girly, after communicating with you through posts, I thought you were one of those people who don't give up even if the whole world is against them, as long as they are right.

If you think what you say is right, there is no reason to move on.

Come on, buck up, act like a real woman without which the message which you tried to convey through the thread "Female members" would be lost forever.

Take care, bye.

to bring about..

My post count is more than yours :P

brinjals -> which means? -> a vegetable

Friend, you are a good person, so from now on you are my friend
(bleh..bad sentence construction, but I hope you get the point...:D)

Go away from here you creepy monster ;)

But still bold is better than red color....

Yep, our sharky used to post in red and different colors when he had first joined, it took me some time to explain why they should not be used..

Looks like nowadays he has developed an infatuation for bold...;)

and is about

Again the topic of beer has come up ;)

purple -> brinjals

Hmm...actually too many logical problems:

1. strcpy_s is a non standard function which works only in the case of MS compilers and would not compile on any other standard compilers. Stay away from it and just do as the warning says i.e. use _CRT_SECURE_NO_DEPRECATE.

I guess its just MS's way of saying that they know the standards better than the standard setters so you better use their new functions. IMHO stay away from it and use normal functions.

2.

short input(char arr[][10], const short SIZE)
{
    char tempStr[10][10];
    short amount = 0;

    for(short i = 0; i < SIZE; i++)
    {
        std::cin >> tempStr[i];
       <snip>
    }
}

Come on Jobe, why you need to declare a temporary two dimensional character array for holding the temporary string when you can do the same using a single character array.
Something like:

short input(char arr[][10], const short SIZE)
{
    // if possible always initialize variables to avoid subtle bugs
    char tempStr[BUFSIZ] = { '\0' } ;
    short amount = 0;

    for(short i = 0; i < SIZE; i++)
    {
        std::cin >> tempStr ;
       <snip>
    }
}

3. The given piece of code is well..bad. Declaring variables or placing snippets which always perform a constant function inside a loop is bad programming practice. It wastes your precious memory and processor cycles..
You wrote:

if(strcmp(arr[i], arr[j]) == -1)
{
     // what is a variable declaration doing inside a loop !!!
    // move it outside and place it …

It sure was a good experience.

this fiery dragon

Nasty people take nasty beer...

I read it in a thread on google group that mixing arrays and pointers interchangbly was not good so just thought I would point it out.

There is a lot of difference between something which is an array and something which is used as an array.

Thank you.

what gave you the idea that arrays can not be reallocated? new, malloc, or realloc() can be used to do that.

Hello.

Actual arrays can't be resized, what you are talking about is data pointers being allocated enough memory to be used as arrays.

The important differentiation here being used as arrays and actual arrays.

Thank you.

Keeping pets would be too much err..mendukse (troublesome) :D

I barely manage to keep myself up somehow, so if I got a pet, both he and I would be sitting on the couch watching TV, doing nothing while all the unwashed utensils stinking in the kitchen, unwashed clothes emitting foul odour...

I am really impressed at how you can handle yourself as well as your pets, kudos to you all.

Naa...good luck girls with your pets.

Oh I knew that ...

I have already packed my luggage and my flight will leave in about um...a few decades. :D

I vote for this also: Ruby\ ROR. This is becoming a vastly growing language. Many sites do not host a forum area for this either. A new Ruby forum may just attract more to this thriving community.

Thanks,
sharky_machine

But I hope you understand that creating a forum requires atleast a few core members who have atleast some kind of experience in that kind of development..otherwise we end up just collecting threads which go unanswered.

I'm impressed that a debate can get so heated and still somehow progress to a point where members can still be civil with each other.

Yeah we all have become experts at that...way too much experience in these kinds of things..:D

Hopefully everyone has gotten to know each other's personalities a little better (I know just by lurking I have) and, perhaps more importantly, how to interact with each other.

Yep yep yep....symbiosis maybe -- coexisting by keeping each others personalities in mind.

Just because there is a dialogue going on between me and Mr / Miss X doesn't mean that I dont like X or am posting to hurt X in some way.

Don't worry Mr. Stymiee, we will definatly keep it on site so that there will be less work for you.

That is yet to be seen... :D

Not with Daniweb, but Zonealarm gives me problems with some other forums.

Indian food: besides Italian, this is my favorite food from a paticular country. Aloo Gobi (sp) with nan bread, chutneys, finished off with rosewater ice cream, perhaps a glass of white wine-- heavenly.

Yeah Aloo gobi paranthas with bamboo pickle are heavenly( Bet you haven't had this combination :p ).And the rosewater ice cream is actually called Falooda.

And as far as I am concerned I try to keep it simple and healthy and normally stick to only Indian food. They include chapatis, rice, dal and sabji.

Recently I notice that I get misinterpreted a lot or my words are deliberately mutated by people...I don't know which one it is.

*sigh*
But if everyone followed the same thinking process that compasssion and kindness have no place in this world....

I personally think that is what seperates a human being from a good human being...

Thinking the same? Or complying with your personal ideals? I'm sure I don't fit either of those, but I'd like to think that I'm still a good person

Don't be silly...

Did in my post I ever imply that I was a good human or any or you were not? And please don't say that it requires only half of brain to come to that conclusion...

When making that quote I had the freedom fighters our country in my mind, according to me those are good humans. When Narue said that compassion and kindness had no place in this world, I felt bad for those good humans and thought would point it out to you..I never had my own image in mind.

Mr. Infarction, making a innocent post of mine into something which attracts more criticism to me is really not good....

>I personally think that is what seperates a human being from a good human being...
It's a matter of perspective. History is filled with wars caused by differences of perspective (can you say "Crusades"?), and who are you to say that one is better than …

*sigh*
Yeah, I realize that this is a sick sad little world...

But if everyone followed the same thinking process....

I personally think that is what seperates a human being from a good human being...

Kindness and compassion will get you stepped on and taken advantage of. Ideals have their place, but you can't apply them everywhere and not end up disappointed.

I am really glad that the people who strove their entire life, being kind and compassionate to others, just for the betterment of this world are no longer here to read your post.

I do speak Spanish and a small amount of Japanese though...

As expected from a true anime phreak.
Ne ne, Infarction nou baka ( hope this translates to Infraction is baka ;))

Justine appends her name at the end of each post which in some cases is not logical.
:D

Ice -> Cream

Penguin -> Polar regions

Looks like you've mainly seen a lot of newer stuff... have you watched many older series?

Saying older is pretty much realative. Which anime series do you consider as older. BTW have seen a lot to even keep count or track...

Oh, and your romanji is off... it's arigatou or arigatoo and sugoi

Drats...we have got too many Jap speaking people here....first Miss Narue and then you..maybe shouldn't have gone out to be extra smart.

I know I sometimes can be a big baka. :D

yelled at him "..

Japanese cartoons, you name it.

Some of the good ones which I have seen:

• Get Backers
• FLCL (godly concept)
• Naruto
• Ouran High School host club
• Black Lagoon
• Air Gear
• Death Note
• D Gray Man
• Black Blood Brothers
• Zero no Tsukaima
• and many many more....

And btw I don't believe cartoons are for kids, watching and being informed about cartoons is like a hobby for me and I don't think hobbies are meant only for kids.

aarigato all of you and this topic is really sugoy.
:D

*sigh*
That I know.

The point I was trying to prove is "don't use integer array and replace it by a character array".

Then do something like:

const char EX = 'X' ;
const char ZERO = 'O' ; // letter O
const char BLANK = ' ' ; // a single whitespace

Enums are internally integers, they are normally used for the convinience of the programmer as well as for clean design. They help in avoiding magic numbers in your program ( integer literals in the program which are not self explanatory ).

So if you do:

enum { ZERO, ONE, TWO } ;
// here ZERO stands for 0, ONE stands for 1 and so on

So what you need to do is to keep a character array of 3 X 3 instead of integer array and do what you are doing now.

Maybe that should do away with the 0 and 1's.

Hope it helped, bye.

Windows API -> Linux Distro

Game development forum rocks :D

So it would be really nice if you could tell me some online resources and good books which may help me.

If you are using Turbo C and if it is possible for you to use a compiler of your choice, go for either Code:Blocks or any of the good ones... You can find the links in the forum sticky "Starting C".

Atleast by using a good compiler you would be kept away from using compiler specific functions like clrscr( ) and all that.

I don't think ~s.o.s~ will ever understand iamthwee's sense of humor, yet both continue to post in the same forum. (Although sometimes someone has to calm ~s.o.s~ down after iamthwee makes a remark )

Thanks.

Grr... :twisted:
Well but I do get by him. Well as a matter of fact I get by everyone. Thats what real friendship is, understanding your friend.

Don't worry, ppl. I'm keeping my bucket in the stand-by mode.

And I am keeping dry towels in standby mode....:twisted:

Post your errors and highlight the lines on which they occur...that way it would be easier for us to spot them...

couldn't yield any

thesauras -> dictionary

castle can't be afforded by normal people :D

If you can, don't adjust the firewall, close it and then see what happens...Even I had to close my firewall application to find out the cause.

I don't see how that makes sense since he "confirmed his post" #61 as being accurate in post #67....so obviously he saw what he posted as he just confirmed it........Anyhow, no biggie we all make mistakes.

Hello.

In case you have not noticed, I am non-English, so it sometimes happens that I fail to convey myself properly.

I admit making the post but not in the sense you think.

Thank you.

I think SOS still uses a sundial for his time keeping.

Naa...I still look at the position of the sun in the sky to know of the time, and so am completely lost at night.....:twisted:

(all meant as a joke, SOS)

Wish everyone were normal like you and didn't suffer from sarcastocommenta disease. :cheesy:

No, its a reference thingy which belongs to C++.

int a = 10 ;
int& b = 20 ;  // b is a reference or an alias to a

If you haven't been taught that, you can just use double pointers to node type and you task will be done.

Hope it helped, bye.

If you re-read your last post, it states "assuming that you are not a school kid but a responsible adult" which was directly posted after my post defending my position against the ignorant. If you meant something else, than I will be the first to apologize to you.

In my post I stated that "adults" should have some manners and think before they sepak. Then your comment followed, "assuming you are not a school kid" That sounds like it's directed to me. So I explained my position. Your post came across accusing me of being child when I haven't provoked anyone. Sorry...if I misunderstood you but that's how it sounds....Justine

I can very easily clarify the situation here:
You posted your reply while I was replying for your previous, so it gave you the impression that my remarks were directed at you. Blame the time gap :D

My post: 11:37 pm
Your post: 11:38 pm

It was nice talking to you..Hope your ideas inspire females from this thread........

I again repeat myself:

In order to get the output of the form given by you, arrays are a must.

Scores:
43 58 100 79 100 100 93 100 82 100 100 46 100 100 75 97 82 85 89 100 61 100 100 86 100

Weights:
5 5 5 10 5 5 5 5 5 10 10 10 5 10 5 5 5 5 10 25

Without arrays you won't be able to display the records in the given format and finding out the grade would be really difficult.