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 | What kind of database are you using? What kind of backup are you trying to create? Niek  |
 | maybe upvotes should add +1 rep by default. New members are hardly getting any reputation since the redesign and those are the people who probably care most about it.  |
| | There are *a lot* of things wrong with this code, so instead pointing them all out, I've changed your code and commented on what I've changed: [CODE=c++] #include <iostream> //#include <string> //don't need it //#include <sstream> // don't need it using namespace std; // You don't want to declare stuff … |
 | Re: Proud of myself > the mod workload was such that none of us could have kept pace with it. I most certainly remember that ~month... Almost every single free minute went into deleting spam from DW. It's good to see that there's a lot less spam now! |
| | @ne0h: Although jwenting is probably right, the effort is much appriciated.  |
| | [QUOTE=tux4life;891717]Please do not start a new thread about this topic there, just ask a moderator to move this one to the C forum then :P[/QUOTE] Thread flagged. |
 | Re: Exam Question #1 So instead of learning how to do it yourself, you're trying to cheat your way through class. That's a real winners attitude.  |
| | Re: Methods in Class You're trying to add an integer to a "point"-class. As this is not standard c++, the compiler is complaining that you should implement a function to teach it how to do so. If operator-overloading sounds a bit to scary for now, you could also choose to implement a addInteger member … |
 | Too many "give me da codezz" replies/bumps in this thread. Closed |
 | [QUOTE=iAssistant;1612239]Is there something wrong with my post guys? Why I do get negative here?[/QUOTE] It's because you're promoting your own product with your name and signature. This is frowned upon by the DW-community.  |
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| | You have to show some effort first to get code. Are you already familiar with for-loops? |
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| | >>The code you posted is c# and not VB.Net Moved to C# [edit] And closed due to [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post1314339.html"]double thread...[/URL]  |
 | [QUOTE=sneekula;622167]Higher food prices will cure obesity.[/QUOTE] Higher foodprices will cause even more people to die from starvation. But at least we'll be thin.:-/ Here's the better version: If fat people ate less food and gave the extra food to the people who actually need it, it would cure obesity [i]and[/i] …  |
| | [QUOTE=ithelp;1064418]If you have already graduated why do you need a project ? What do you mean by hit project ?[/QUOTE] Why on earth would you respond to a post like that? It's been over 1.5 month since that reply. I'm closing this thread due to multiple useless resurrections over the … |
 | here's a [URL="http://planetsourcecode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=10754&lngWId=3"]link[/URL] with an example |
 | Time for some more Nick's to join the fight 407  |
| | Wow... And I thought [I]I[/I] had a collecting problem :) I have all the computer I've ever bought still in my possession. - C16 - C64 [attach]15693[/attach] - MSX-2 (with the keyboard add-on) [attach]15694[/attach] - P2000 [attach]15692[/attach] - 8086 - 286 - NES - 486 SX - 486 DX2/66 - …  |
| | [QUOTE=jephthah;1183439]so, when you say "works" ... you really mean "crashes with a fatal runtime error", right? thanks for resurrecting a 4 year old thread to post your non-working crap code.[/QUOTE] I guess it [I]could [/I]be worse... The swap function uses a temp-var instead of the xor-swap for example?  |
| | [B]>>Microsoft decided to hide that menu on you thinking that programmers are too dumb to know how to use it. [/B] Microsoft has a thing for this. When I finally knew where all the buttons and menus were in office, they decided that is was time for a new look …  |
| | [QUOTE=RenjithVR;635820]thats what i mentioned in my previous post. You can declare string name; instead of that character array. It will work[/QUOTE] Not quite. The syntax in slightly different when using getline() with std::strings: [code=cpp] string str; getline (cin,str); [/code] |
| | [QUOTE=BlackPhoenix;1141017] [B]Note to Mods: [/B] Maybe this should be moved to the Python boards?[/QUOTE] That's fine with me. Moved.  |
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| | try this: [URL]http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=wma%20to%20mp3%20converter&tag=srch[/URL] and if you want to do it the hard way: Winamp can convert anything to WAV (diskwriter output) and then you could convert it to mp3.  |
| | I didn't wade through the entire discussion, but one thing that comes to mind is that the forum doesn't really look that great when you're not logged in. Profile pics and signatures aren't shown (for obvious anti-spammer reasons) which make Daniweb look a bit, well, boring.. Maybe that could have … |
| | You actually can't, sorry. Might I ask why you would like that? |
 | Clearing your browser cache would have probalby done the trick. [Here's a thread](http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/445229/little-purple-dot) on the subject, since this one is going a bit off-topic. |
 | I'm sorry to tell you, but this code is just horrible; people should never [U]ever[/U] use this snippet. 1. void main() does not exist in standard C++ 2. neither does iostream.h or conio.h. They are only used by Turbo C which is only used by people from India and the … |
 | These are questions for Narue. You could have a look at this Tutorial she wrote : [URL="http://eternallyconfuzzled.com/tuts/datastructures/jsw_tut_hashtable.aspx"]link[/URL] [edit] Looking futher below in the threadlist, I saw that you allready asked this question in [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread34386.html"]this[/URL] thread and got the same answer... Sorry 'bout that Niek |
| | The same way I showed you in your other thread, only now use an interger as input: [code=cplusplus] int a = 17; std::cout << std::bitset<CHAR_BIT>( a ) << std::endl; [/code] Will give 00010001 as output (17 binary)  |
| | [QUOTE=techboy2099;1158573] Try it and if still have problems, then reply back.[/QUOTE] It's been over 2.5 years. (S)He has probably solved the problem by now.  |
| | I'm still waiting for a$$ to become uncensored (again), because of the macklemore-pun in my usertitle :)  |
 | I've had some problems with the passwordsystem too, here's the [thread](http://www.daniweb.com/community-center/daniweb-community-feedback/threads/446943/problems-logging-in), |
| | Re: c++ mentors [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread67837.html"]Here's[/URL] a thread you might find interesting |
 | Read [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread63827.html"]this [/URL]thread, it has a lot of usefull info in it Now for the part you [i]won't[/i] like: [QUOTE=DarckHalf;625936] I know a little of c++ and I'm starting a project for a game of the new generation of games... like Gears of Wars or Bioshock[/QUOTE] To make a game … |
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 | You can just type ass, without it being against the rules. Here at Daniweb we're pro-ass. :S [attach]16501[/attach] * ass in a hole.  |
| | [QUOTE=asSer;1053068]i need to create/have a program/code that display pascal triangle in a simple ouput display.....help me. plsSs....[/QUOTE] Read post no. 11. Thread closed due to multiple useless resurrections in the last 3 years. |
 | I have seen this too, when I double edit a post to add "code-tags". If I went back for a second try and saved it, the post would show up as the original. Pressing F5 solves the problem. For some reason I can't seem to reproduce it at this moment.  |
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 | Congrats! >I couldn't have done it without my friends, my family, my instructor, and the Lord who was watching over me! ...and just a little bit of Daniweb ;) |
 | I still like rep because you can leave a comment. If I'm going to down/upvote someone, I like to explain *why*. |
| | I don't think this is a good idea Dani; the sponsor page wasn't very easy to find to start with and removing the badges won't help traffic to it either. And I didn't even notice that more scrolling was involved, but I have a big-ass screen :) |
 | >When is it ever good for you. Who cares, it's delicious and fun. When is sitting behind a computer all day good for you? Don't let "being good for you" get in the way of having a bit of fun.  |
| | > my code is totally correct ...because i compile and then post here! Repeating this over and over again doesn't make you right. Try it on a compiler which wasn't developed back in the day when we still used floppy-disks and you'll see that you're wrong.  |
| | If you're using C++11 (as the keyword "auto" would suggest), you can just initialize the vector in one go, without the use of an array: vector<int> vec = {0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 55, 89}; another trick which also works with the older standards is: int … |
 | Also, what sort of "motor" are we talking about? Servo, stepper, DC or not even electric? And define "run": Does it have to turn at 1 constant speed? |
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| | aah, the wonders of web-programming. How I totally do not miss that :) |
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