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thread by: JustSomeGuy |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: JustSomeGuy
I want to go through a std::list backwards....
std::list<mytype>::reverse_iterator it;
\
for (it=out.rbegin(); it != out.rend(); --it)
{
...
}
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thread by: mp |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: pemo
When printing a floating math result I sometimes get the following:
-1.#IND00
Can anyone tell what this means and how to avoid it?
Thank you,
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thread by: srikanth |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: CBFalconer
is it possible not to decrement the top variable after we remove(or
retreive) a file from a stack
>MY IDEA is:> if top is not decremented the stack is like it has some files existing in it with the top most file empty
>i.e, something like hiding the files by one step (or one position of stack)
>i.e,if someone tries to extract the top most...
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thread by: Geek |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Geek
Hi guys,
I have a question regarding learning C++. I graduated with a Computer
Science degree. recently I have found out that I need to learn
languages better and professionaly. I am interested in learning for
windows programming also I have a questions where should I start. I
know the basics of most of the languages. I need to learn how to...
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thread by: RadiationX |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Micah Cowan
Hello, I have a simple print output questioin. What I'm trying to do is
print an array of lenth 20 which holds 20 ints in the form of five
columns and four rows. like this below
12 80 90 6 7
1 6 99 8 9
8 3 5 3 12
9 4 2 2 15
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thread by: ctor |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Howard
Hi,
I'm experiencing an annoying issue. Here is a simplified idea of what
I am trying to do. Inclusion guards aren't shown for readability. I
hope this isn't too confusing; I don't think a description would be as
clear as an example.
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class ParentA {};
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thread by: dr_tella_nu |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: dr_tella_nu
Hello World,
the following code throws this error:
error c2039: 'z' : is not a member of 'a'
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
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thread by: romayankin |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Gavin Deane
Can someone explain what am I doing wrong?
Header:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
class CMyBase {
private:
CMyBase(const CMyBase& obj); /* Disable copy constuctor */
void operator=(const CMyBase& obj); /* Disable assignment operator
*/
protected:
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thread by: ahrimen |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: ahrimen
Hi, First I'll state my over all goal = a text based game with several
rooms that have several exits as my first real program that I've done
without the help of a book.
I can make a normal vector object out of a custom class, I can even use
a single object of a class that has vector data members, but If my
vector object of a custom class...
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thread by: Willing 2 Learn |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: osmium
Below is a program I did to recognize a Finite State Automata for ASCII
(J+H)*. I got that one working but im having trouble getting the NFA
program to work. I really desperately need help!
My NFA has initial states: 2 and 12
ending states 2 and 12
I need help to switch program below from FSA to recognize NFA. I was...
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thread by: sudhir |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Tomás
The c++ program is:
#include<iostream.h>
void main(void ) {;}
Now without affecting the above two lines if I want to print the
"hello", how to do that..Please provide me the solution
sudhir
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thread by: druha |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: druha
Hi in a month i will have to start a multimedia project for the university. I want to do something related with handling graphic files, so i started to read several file format specifications and finally i decided to choose PNG since it looked the most simple format. I did some silly code to test it and i found some trouble, lets see if you can...
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thread by: Murali |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Jerry Coffin
Hello Everyone,
I am breaking my head with this problem. Please help
me out. Let me first explain my problem :
Here it is:
I am working in realtime environment where i will be creating
logfiles internally while my system is running.
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thread by: sudhir |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Jerry Coffin
I defined a pure virtual function like
virtual void sum()=0; <--- pure virtual function
but If I defined a virtual function in a base class in case of
multilevel inheritance for the base pointer to point the right function
with same signature in base and derived class like--
virtual void sum() { }
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thread by: shaun roe |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
If I have a baseclass A and have subclasses B and C, can I make a
parametrized constructor for A, say A(chooseClass), which then uses the
parameter to do:
A * p_theBaseclass;
if (chooseClass == 0){
p_theBaseclass = new B;
} else {
p_theBaseclass = new C;
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thread by: lvbing1981 |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: mahurshi
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how about the strtok() function?
who can tell me how the fnction strtok to deal with the string?
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thread by: Assertor |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
Hi All,
Except function pointer to a static member funciton of a class (or a
function).
As the following code, I could pointer a non-static member function of
a class.
And "Equal" was printed, the pointer has meaning.
But how can I use it??
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thread by: seema |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
I am new to C++ programming, can somebody explain what is this
me_xx is it a type name or instantiation of class Final. And also
how to use me_xx ?
struct IViewObjectEx
{
public:
void solv()
{
}
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thread by: shane.tietjen |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
If you are dealing with one PCI card, is there a way (from within a
dll) to find out which PCI slot that card is inhabiting (1 or 2 or 6,
etc.)? It doesn't matter if the solution is MFC, or straight C++/C,
just has to be on a Windows machine.
Thanks in advance.
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thread by: bsmith1111 |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Victor Bazarov
I have a program that outputs the following to the screen (through
visual c++)
9999999999, which is stored in a double. I would like to keep the
number the way it is, but every time I output it (after converting it
to a cstring), it becomes 1e+010. I've tried many different formatting
ways, including stringstream formatting, sprintf(buffer,...
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thread by: Kamran |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Geo
Hi
Can one implement dynamic field names
in C++ and how ? I have been wrangling
with that problem for a while now and I
can't come up with a solution. The worst
of the matter is that I am a newbie in C++.
I believe one has something like this in
python and in matlab and some other languages.
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thread by: Fraser Ross |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Pete Becker
Can someone remind me of the syntax for a function that returns a
pointer to a member function? The functions are going to be defined at
the declaration. They will take no parameters. I've given the pointer
members here.
TColor const (TuserInterface::*
pointerToGetPointColourFunction_)(unsigned int const) const;
TColor const...
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thread by: junkmonkey |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Neil Cerutti
Hey everyone. This is much more of a general question than a
code-specific one. For class, I need to write a text-based adventure
game. I know that I will be using classes to implement different
aspects of the game (player, rooms, traps, etc.) and was wondering what
are the limitations on classes. As of now, I know they basically
define a...
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thread by: Jehudi |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Jehudi
Hi MegaBrains,
Working in Dev-C++ I defined the following structure
#define NO_SECTIONS 6
struct Track{
int Number;
int noElems;
float x_pos;
float y_pos;
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thread by: Sandeep Srinivasa |
last post Mar 9 '06 by: Pete Becker
hi,
I have a software which uses huge STL data structures. Since STL
retains its mempool, the memory that is used is not given back to the
system.
Now consider a simple class:
MyClass *c1=new MyClass;
Suppose I do a million of these too, then it takes up all of the memory
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