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    Hello, Looking at the standard streams provided by the stl libraries, it seems as though it is impossible to have 1 stream to use for both standard console IO and …
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    I suppose you are right. Combined I/O is too difficult to standardize. I am going to have to change my definitons so that I don't require it. This program is …
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    Thanks, a great reply as usual. I just don't understand why we can't do read and write to the standard console. Every OS seems to have some way to do …
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    Hello, I have a `HWND` for a window. I have double checked that it is a 100% valid window by using `SetActiveWindow()`, `SetFocus()`, and `SetForegroundWindow()` on it, successfully bringing it …
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    Sorry about the late post, it took me forever to test your code with my modifications due to a few sneaky bugs (a dropped compiler and missing breaks were the …
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    It occurs to me that the only reason I am using threads instead of a sequential programming is that I was under the impression that that was the only way …
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    I checked against all of those conditions and here is what I found: 1. I am not sure how to check the clipping area, but my window is definitely larger …
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    Hello, I have a `HWND` for a window. I have double checked that it is a 100% valid window by using `SetActiveWindow()`, `SetFocus()`, and `SetForegroundWindow()` on it, successfully bringing it …
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    Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
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    Is there any tutorial, or information webpage, somewhere that would explain how to use wchar_t's and wfstream's? Do they act like normal char's and fstream's? How to I specify unicode …
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    @NathanOliver yes, I know that ╠ happens to be expressible by ASCII 204, but some of my other symbols (like ₆ for example) are not expressible in ASCII, but rather …
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    Heavy rain followed by negative temperatures = black ice... black ice everywhere :O. (Waterloo, ON... I think Toronto, ON too)
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    I find that "Quinary son of a genetic algorithm" rolls of the tongue quite nicely when I want to let off some steam. As for a single word... Queueing's vowels …
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    Excellent response as usual! Of course I have implemented the logical functions, as well as optimized them as far as I possibly could. I was sort of hoping that the …
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    Yeah, sorry about that. I actually have the class wrapped in a namespace so that ambiguity is avoided. Does that count as a valid naming convention? (IE: `LAB::Int`)
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    These are arbitrary-precision integer datatypes, sorry if I didn't make that clear. IE: Not `int` but `Int` which is a class that stores integers in an array of smaller integers.
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    There are a few issues with your code, however the one causing the issue is a simple OBOE (off-by-one-error). The number one thing that jumps out at me is that …
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    Hello, I have a particular set up of cast operators and constructors which is leading to a compile-time ambiguity error. I am wondering if somebody can explain why this is …
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    I am not 100% sure what you are asking since I can't access the code. However I think I understand what you are asking. You have two classes that refer …
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    Ah, perfect. Thank you. :)
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    Thanks for the clarification, but what really has me confused is that I can't seem to force explicit conversion either. It makes sense why `a=b` would be ambiguous, because it …
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    Hello, I have a particular set up of cast operators and constructors which is leading to a compile-time ambiguity error. I am wondering if somebody can explain why this is …
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    The issue is that you set `charges=number*PRICE_CONSTANT` each time, without saving the old value. Basically here is what happens if you trace charges (program tracing is a very valuable debugging …
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    Check your types, noting that `char x[]` is identical to `char *x`. So you can think of `char *colors[3][10]` as being the same as `char ***colors` or `char colors[][3][10]` either …
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    For learning GameMaker there are these tutorials: http://sandbox.yoyogames.com/make/tutorials (Note: I haven't actually checked them out, so I am not sure if they are any good) For learning C++ console applications …
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    Making games is difficult. I would put off making your current idea for a game until later and here is why. Ideas are cheap in the game industry. If you …
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    I am not certain due to the ambiguity in your post, but I think you want to know how to do a deep copy. That is, how to copy pointer …
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    I am not sure exactly what you mean by #2, but I can tell you about #1. The difference is that, as far as I know, you cannot create an …
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    Step 1: Install Compiler/IDE (I like to use Code::Blocks/G++) Step 2: Write program (You can learn C++ from many sites, I taught myself using learncpp.com) Step 3: Compile program (I …
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    Basically, when a function is called in assembly language (which is what your C++ code gets turned into by the compiler) it actually takes real time to set up the …
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    Hello, I have a quick question about c/c++ syntax. Basically I am wondering when it is allowable to have numbers in identifiers. My compiler happens to allow numbers in: * …
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    Thank you very much.
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    Hello, I have used taylor polynomials to approximate floating-point values before. I am wondering whether there is a way to still apply them to functions with complex arguments, and if …
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    The issue is that inFile isn't global, so every single function gets its own brand new version of inFile. The result is that you open it, then close it, then …
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    You should initialize it to MAX_ITERATIONS, just in case you never get a term less than 0.00001.
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    `cout<<"There were "<<numIterations<<" terms used in the series approximation."<<endl;` The whole point of saving i to numIterations is because outside the for loop 'i' doesn't exist, so its value (if …
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    Can you upload your new code so I can see where the issue is?
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    Your problem is that when you check that each term is >.0001 you check it against x. Your term is not x, its `pow(x,2*i)/factorial(2*i)` so you just need to modify …
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    Hello, I can get OpenGL to render 3D scenes to the screen, but I want to render them to a pixel array. Basically I want some magical code to fill …

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