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thread by: Rubén Campos |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: puppet_sock
I want to write a class to manage keyboard SHIFT, ALT and CTRL modifier keys
in an event management system, distinguishing between left and right keys of
each one. This seems trivial, but I've found a design problem (from a formal
perspective) I dealed with before, in other contexts, and for which I can't
find an optimum solution....
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thread by: Ramiro Barbosa, Jr. |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Sharad Kala
All,
I was wondering why this causes a debug assertion failure in MSVC6.0/EE/SP5:
void main()
{
char* p = "HELLO";
delete p;
}
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thread by: BCC |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: BCC
What the heck am I doing wrong?
void MyClass::JoinIdenticalFingerprints(CFPrintList& list)
{
CFPrintList unique_list = list;
unique(unique_list.begin(), unique_list.end(), UniquePredicate);
}
bool MyClass::UniquePredicate(const CFPrint& x, const CFPrint& y)
{
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thread by: Joel |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Joel
I am having some problems compiling my code on Mandrake 10 with g++
(GCC 3.3.2). The problem seems to be in that I try to define a functor
that compares two pointer objects, and use that functor to sort a list
of pointers. It seems correct to me, and when I read on these boards I
could not find any one complaining about the same problem. But...
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thread by: news.tkdsoftware.com |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Mike Wahler
How would one go about connecting std::cout to a CRichEditCtrl object?
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thread by: Christopher Benson-Manica |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Christopher Benson-Manica
Is a conforming C++ implementation required to issue a diagnostic when
invoked on the following code?
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
printf( "Hello, world!\n" ); // oops, <cstdio> missing
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thread by: Patrick Kowalzick |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Chris Theis
Dear all,
Is the default parameter for t in the function foo guaranteed to be NULL in
the case below ?
(MSVC 7.1 and g++ implements it like that)
#include <iostream>
template <typename T>
void foo(const T & t = T())
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thread by: Daniel Czajko |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Barry Schwarz
Given that I already have a remote computer's name, how would I go about
finding out its IP address?
I'm using VC++ 5.
Thanks
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thread by: Joe Black |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Thomas Matthews
GUYS ITS MY BAD CUS I'VE BEEN OUTTA CITY DOR THESE 2 DAYS AND
ACCTUALLY DID SOLVE THE PROBLEM WITH SOME HELP FROM A FRIEND OF MINE.
TO JUST DISPLAY A PREGIVEN NAME IS VERY SIMPLE THE PROBLEM WAS TO SHOW
ANY NAME INPUTED FROM THE SCREEN....:
THE CODE WORKS AND ITS GOOD, IF SOMEONE COURIOUS CAN FIND THE CODE
INTERESTING JUST WRITE TO ME CUS ITS...
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thread by: Mahadeva |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: JKop
What does it mean to say :
Using Multiple Inheritance, the class iostream (not to be confused
with the header file iostream - these are seperate things) and the
class fstream derived from the class iostream (again ??)
Can someone please help me. I am tossed here :(
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thread by: Tuurbo46 |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: assaarpa
Hi
Hello all, im just going to ask a quick question. What is the most popular
newsgroup for java? Hope this word dosnt affend anyone. lol
Cheers
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thread by: Fred Zwarts |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Fred Zwarts
If I am right, members of a class that are const and not static
must be initialized in the initialization part of a constructor.
E.g.
class C {
private:
const int I;
public:
C();
};
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thread by: glen stark |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: glen stark
Hi.
I had an interesting experience with a brand x compiler recently. I had
class defined within a namespace, and in that class I declared the "<<"
operator as a friend to that class. Then, in the cpp code I implemented
the operator overloading within a "using namespace" context, only to get
access errers. To get it to work I had to put...
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thread by: Dirk Schippers |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Victor Bazarov
Hello,
I'm not sure if I'm in the right newsgroup for this question, but if I
am not, please tell me where to ask it!
A program of mine, written in VC6, seems to have a hard to find, and
hard to reproduce crash. It runs in several hospitals so I am not able
to do debugging on the servers where the crashes occur.
Now, someone told me that...
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thread by: Marie |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Greg Schmidt
Hi,
I´m trying to perform Fourier Transforms on contiuously incoming
images from a camera.
I have sofar been using the Basic Interface for planning and execution
for every image. Later I have tried to only perform the basic planning
once and then using the Guru Interface for execution continuously for
each incoming image.
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thread by: Mike Pennington |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Ira Baxter
I have an existing set of applications containing hundreds of structures
coded in C++ which I need to translate into IDL. Does anyone know of
any software which can do this job? Shareware or freeware would be
preferable, but any and all suggestions are appreciated.
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thread by: Patrick |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Howard
Hi
I have a problem in my C++ Funktion. I needed an 2 dimensional Array. For
this i took a template script in order to create the array in the funktion.
The Size of the Array I have to calculate first before I create it.So I have
to init it inside my Funktion. Now how do I get this Array so that it is
globally accessible.
Thanx
Patrick
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thread by: Randy Yates |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Tom Widmer
Is there any way to get the filename with which a stream was opened? I don't
see anything obvious in the stream API.
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% Randy Yates % "Ticket to the moon, flight leaves here today
%% Fuquay-Varina, NC % from Satellite 2"
%%% 919-577-9882 % 'Ticket To The Moon'
%%%% <yates@ieee.org> %...
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thread by: Patrick |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: John Harrison
Hi
I have an integer vector std::vector filled with data of an image.
How can I show it on the screen.I know the size of the picture. I'm using
VC++ 6. Thanks in advance.
CU
Patrick
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thread by: Thomas Lorenz |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Thomas Lorenz
Hello,
im working on a problem related to smart pointers. If the following is
legal C++
A* a(new A());
B* b;
b = a;
I want to be able to do the following:
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thread by: Matt |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Nils O. Selåsdal
For example, we want to produce a new language called NewLang. When we
implement
the compiler of NewLang, we should use languages other than NewLang.
Correct?
But I heard Java is implemented in C/C++. More specifically, does it
mean
the Java compiler is written in C/C++? But the Java API is written in
Java itself.
This is the confusing...
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thread by: Michael |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Michael
Ok Guys,
on the same thread
I'm writing a Game engine, which performs collision detection.
I want to sepate the collision boundings libaray from the main game engine
and load it as a library.
If simplified this example but it illustrates the point.... :-)
So i declare an abstract base class ( & function ):
...
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thread by: Johan |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Mike Wahler
Hi,
Where can I find coding example in C++ for homogeneous container.
John
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thread by: Jon Slaughter |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: Mike Wahler
This has wasted about 4 hours of my time to narrow this stupid thing down
and I have no clue to why its screwing up. The problem is, I'm trying to
write a file and if I mess with the data array fwrite does not write the
exact size that I tell it to(even if I hard code it to write m bytes, it
write's n bytes)...
Heres example code that...
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thread by: Gandu |
last post Jul 22 '05 by: John Harrison
Could some C++ guru shed some light as to what might be going on?
I have the following two classes which are simply data containers:
const unsigned int MAXSIZE = 40;
class DataItem{
char fname;
char lname;
char fname;
char street;
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