Nick Evan

I'll try one more time: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement118-3.html"]CLICK THIS BLUE UNDERLINED LINK[/URL] [noparse][code=cpp] YOUR CODE HERE [/code][/noparse]

[QUOTE=Radical Edward;616846] Ed's code assumes that there won't be any leading whitespace.[/QUOTE] Ed's code also assumes the words on each line won't contain whitespaces :) If Niek would program this, it would look more like [code=cpp] inFile.open("data.txt"); if (inFile.is_open() ) { while (getline(inFile,product)) { if (product[0] != '#') cout << …

[QUOTE=SACHIN4TCS;615884]Write a program that will read in a number from 0 to 9 and spell out that number. The program must also report any values that are out of range.In other words, for an input say 2, output should be two[/QUOTE] SIR YES SIR! [quote=SACHIN4TCS] its very urgent[/quote] Oh dear, …

I guess I would go for: English (or Dutch, German, etc) Chinese Arabic Why? Because these three are very different from each other. From char-set to idiom and grammar. This would increase the change that someone could translate at least one of them.

This is [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies"]not a free homework service[/URL]. You'll have to show some effort before you get help. So post what you've done so far. Or ask specific questions

[QUOTE=nav33n;612257]Cscgal, everytime I see your profile...[/QUOTE] [i]Everytime[/i]? Do do you want a lame remark about that ? ;)

You're right. The two lines are identical. Let's take [icode]for(int i =0 i <10; i++) { //do stuff}[/icode] for example. another way to write this code is: [code] int i=0 while (i< 10) { // do stuff i++; } [/code] As you can see in the code above, it doesn't …

An Interrupt handler that took too many clockcycles to finish. So once in n-times it was called again before it was finshed... ( on a uC btw) That gave me a hell of a headache.

Please post your code here between [noparse][code=cpp] code here [/code][/noparse] I personally don't like opening attachments [QUOTE=hewara;616070] the result that i want to get is "value of myarray[0]=0.577 or 0.5" and the others value of myarray[1] and value of my array[2] is zero. [/QUOTE] So what value ARE you getting?

Why are you using the C way to read a file and store it's contents? Why not use std::strings, that would solve all your problems! [code=cpp] #include <string> #include <fstream> #include <iostream> using namespace std; [.....] string str_read; ifstream fin("file.txt"); if (fin.is_open()) cin >> str_read; else cout << "couldn't open …

the >> operator will always discard whitespaces. You could use getline(), which keeps whitespaces: [code=cpp] #include <iostream> int main() { std::string str; getline(cin,str); cout << str << endl; cin.get(); return 0; }[/code] input : [icode]hello world![/icode] output: [icode]hello world![/icode] and in your case you could even use it to loose …

You've got a question about that are do you just like posting code? :P

First of all: Thank you for using code-tags in your very first post! Good job. Now for your problem: How about sending the data by reference? Here's an example of passing a value by reference: [code=cpp] #include <iostream> using namespace std; void timestwo(double* num) { *num*=2; return; } void addone(double …

as my signature says: [icode]= != ==[/icode] (= is not the same as ==) in this line: [icode]if (symb = 'E' || symb = 'F')[/icode] you meant: [icode] if (symb [b]==[/b] 'E' || symb [b]==[/b] 'F') [/icode] The first statement says: if (assigning 'E' to 'symb' succeeds) return true The …

[QUOTE=nelledawg;615747]Ok well, I did a little research and duh, forgot about system("pause") AND getch()! Which would be more acceptable to use?[/QUOTE] I would strongly suggest that you use neither. - getch() is only supported by the Turbo compiler (as far as I know anyway) - system("pause") won't work on a …

You should post your compiler errors, but what I see right away: [quote] Date::set_default(9,7,2000); Date S(3,7,1991); [/quote] You call the function set_default before you created the class. And you call the memberfunction the wrong way (Date:: instead of S.) So change the two lines to: [code=cpp] Date S(3,7,1991); S.set_default(9,7,2000); [/code] …

Where to begin... The code you posted is barely recognizable as C++... I suggest you dump the entire code in the trashbin. I'll give you a small part of the code to get you started [code=cpp] #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int measured = 0, calculated =0; …

What mitrmkar said. You can prevent these errors by indenting your code. Example what you write: [code] int main() { for (int i = 0; i < 5;i++) { for (int j= 0; j < 5;j++) { if (j==i) { cout << "yeah"; } } } return 0; } [/code] …

[QUOTE=Ravenn;615349] try1.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall L_No::L_No(int)" [/QUOTE] In the class declaration you say: [code] public: L_No(int iNumber);[/code] But there's no definition of this constructor. So add: [code=cpp] L_No::L_No(int iNumber) { // do stuff with int iNumber }[/code] And your code should compile. [QUOTE=Ravenn;615349] if i …

You probably have something like: [code] char str[] = "hello"; char ch= str; [/code] Then : no. str is an array of chars, so it won't fit in one char. you [i]could[/i] do [icode] ch = str[0][/icode] What are you trying to do? Could you post some code?

You mean something like: [code=c] char *buffer; buffer = inet_ntoa(address.sin_addr);[/code]

That would be me. What are you working on? and if you'd like more support, join the [URL="http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/OpenCV/"]YAHOO! OpenCV group[/URL].

Is it a requirement that you program this yourself? Else I would say: Why not use excel? All the functionality described above can easily be implemented in Excel

E-Books on what? I can't imagine that you bought 600 books on C++ right?

If you say that it only works on one revision of a specific MOBO, the change is that they integrated some sort of copy-protection. I think your best shot would be asking Williams for more detail or maybe even the sourcecode (allthough I doubt that they'll give it)

Post the first few errors you get (in detail) and post some code. My best guess at this moment is that you are using some linux-specific functions that can't be found in windows. But without seeing the code, I can't be sure

I'm actually working with a program for a Fujitsu uController at the moment. Written by (with all respect) an old-school programmer. static this, extern that... bleh.. I'm more of a 'throw pointers around' kind of guy :)

[QUOTE=seeker55;612055]Thanks a million[/quote] Is guess you missed the sarcasm underneath? [quote=seeker55;612055]I know I messed up that's why I'm looking for help now[/QUOTE] To little, to late. How should we know what you have to learn? When are the exams coming up? Don't you have time to ask your teacher for …

Correct me if I'm wrong, but that isn't ansi-c right? Anyway, it's platform dependent. But for a Windows system Duoas' solution will work

What is STATE_SONAR and what are the values of State[] ?

[URL="http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/QBasic/Graphics"]start here[/URL] And come back when you have some code to show that you've made an effort ps. Don't start a new thread on the same subject just because the 'mean computergeeks' here at Daniweb won't give you some free code to cheat you through your class

open the file, then read it one char at a time. Then use [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cctype/isdigit.html"]isdigit [/URL]on every char: [code=cpp] string str =""; if (!isdigit(input_char)) { str+=input_char; } [/code] When the loop is done, 'str' will contain your file without numbers.

After 62 posts and a lot of reminders (I told you 3 times already) you're still not using code-tags. Edit your post and put the code in [noparse][code=cpp] //your code here [/code][/noparse] tags. Did you even read the error message? It says it can't find main(). Now look in your …

Thank you for using Code-tags! If your not changing the any of the values in the Class (card) c, why would you want to pass by reference? To make it easier for yourself, how about: [code=cpp] ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, Card c) { out << c.getSuit(); return out; } [.....] int …

[QUOTE=Traicey;612264]... and for some reasons I cant open the files... [/QUOTE] That looks like an excellent place to start. How about just posting the code for opening files?

So this is a working program? It's all commented out, so it probably doesn't do very much. Perhaps you could tell us what this is supposed to do, instead of dumping a lot of code here with the title "just in case you wanted to know". If you call it …

[QUOTE=Serunson;611693]Wilkommen nach Daniweb! (Welcome to Daniweb!)[/QUOTE] Actually it's Wilkommen ZU Daniweb. Nach and Zu both mean 'to', but 'nach' is used when you say: 'I'm going TO' (Ich gehe nach) and 'zu' is used when saying: 'Welcome TO' (Wilkommen zu). It's German by the way

Yesterday I got it for the first time ever. I run XP with Firefox 2

Please post your code here instead of giving it as an attachment. I'm not going to open a zip file of 1.04 MB, that should contain code. 1.04 MB of text is rather much. So just post your cpp file(s) here and be sure to use [noparse][code=cpp] //code here [/code][/noparse] …

Free ones: [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/express/future/bb421473.aspx"]Visual Studio 2008[/URL] (click Visual C++) [URL="http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads"]code::blocks[/URL] [URL="http://www.bloodshed.net/download.html"]bloodshed devc[/URL] I recommend the first two, because they're still being upgraded and improved

>>I need solution to this immediately. .... >>Its urgent Sorry it took so long but here it is: [code=cpp] #include <iostream> int main () { char a='c',c[3],b=a; std::cout << ++a << (char)((a&b)+21) << b << (char)(a+(7*sizeof(char))); a = 0x6F; b = (char)(sizeof(int)*sizeof(int)*sizeof(int)+50); memcpy(c, "ll", sizeof(char)*sizeof(c)); std::cout << b<< a<< c; …

And if you want a newline behind an icode line, you have to give an extra enter: [icode]cout << 1;[/icode] hello In the inputfield ; the line above was 2 lines. (I gave an enter behind the icode line) [icode]cout << 1;[/icode] hello In the example above I had to …

[QUOTE]The problem is with this line:[/QUOTE] What is the problem with that line? After 27 posts you should know that you should use CODE-tags when posting code. So read [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread78223.html"]this [/URL]about code-tags and problem-description. But since I'm in a good mood, I've thrown your code in my compiler and the …

[QUOTE=Sky Diploma;610431]You can also use Character Arrays [code] char title[30]; cin.getline(title,30); [/code] This will even take in spaces between words too.[/QUOTE] Too 'C' for me. How about combining the two posts and do it like: [code=cplusplus] string title; getline(cin, title); [/code] Now we can still use std::strings AND it takes …

Here's a [URL="http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/"]link [/URL]with a tutorial I'm currently fighting with. In [URL="http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/writingscripts.html"]Appendix M[/URL] there are a lot of exercises ranging from easy to hard.

[QUOTE=wellibedamned;611538] kinda doesn't work... anyone knows why? [/QUOTE] [edit] AD solved that problem already [/edit] Anyway, if you're using C++, why not use std::strings, find() and substr()? Demo: [code=cpp] #include <iostream> #include <string> int main () { std::string str = "This is a line of text"; int lastspace= str.find_last_of(' ') …

For some time now, the images attached to posts have been unreadable. I never thought of this as a problem until I realized that when people aren't using code-tags, I always refer them to this [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread93280.html"]thread [/URL]. But since the images are mutilated beyond recognition, this thread won't teach newbies …

* Applauds * Do you have a question? If the question is: why doesn't this work, then the answer is: because it's all comment ( /* */ )

You are designing a MicroController and writing your own compiler for it?? But you don't understand how to search for words in a file? hmm... Behold: The amazing powers of [URL="http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&q=changing+font+color+richedit+mfc&btnG=Zoeken&meta="]google[/URL] The first and third link look promising

[QUOTE=John A;611212] I'd recommend this one, written by one of our moderators here: [url]http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-61.html[/url][/QUOTE] What he^ said. But if you want to go the full 10 yards: [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread90228.html"]click[/URL] . It's written by another Moderator.