Nick Evan

For the record, the OP in that thread [I]was[/I] actually breaking the rules: [quote] Do provide evidence of having done some work yourself if posting questions from schoolwork assignments [/quote]

[QUOTE=er_ashwini;965882] remember the time when you started to learn windows. Tell me at that time did you able to compile the helloworld program in one go, I can bet you did not. coz first you will have to install VS then you will learn how to compile and so on. …

Can't reproduce this with FF4. What screen-resolution are you using?

[QUOTE=major_tom3;1162094] 5. Now it won't let me create the tags I want. If that's the policy, why not say so before the user submits? Why have an edit box that takes free format text, only to reject it? I have given up and posted this without tags. [/QUOTE] Which tags …

My previous car had one saying: [B]smile! (if your not wearing underwear).[/B] (it came with the car..) But I'm looking for the [B]"I break for rainbows"[/B] sticker from carmageddon

>> CAn we trust wikipedia ? No.

Bad Blud.

You mean [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/python/code/355735"]this[/URL] code snippet? //edit Whoops, too slow

I have removed the links from this thread as they were all spam. Just start [URL="http://cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/"]here[/URL]

@bunnyali2011: I strongly suggest you keep your tone down a bit. Everyone here is trying to help you and all you do is SCREAM IN THEIR FACES and be aggressive in general. Be aware that you only need one more strike before you're out.

Why do you need a keylogger?

@bigbilly: Did you actually create an account just to tell everyone that you find this snippet useless? Wow.. :icon_eek:

[B]>> I request this thread be marked as solved. The OPs question has been given two relevant answers.[/B] I'll let the OP decide that. Now time to start talking back ontopic and end this potential flamewar or I'll start deleting the replies that I think are of no use to …

Or click [URL="http://wbe04.mibbit.com/?userListWidth=50&server=irc.daniweb.com%3A6667&chatOutputNickWidth=80&channel=%23daniweb"]here[/URL]

>> less than a 10000 members post in daniweb community Do you mean in this forum or on Daniweb in general? Because Crunchie for example has made more posts than this on his own.

>> Are you people just genuinely good human beings? Me? Mhuahahaha :icon_evil: no.

The [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubblesort"]wikipedia-page[/URL] has a some nice pseudo-code in it which will allow you to think up your own implementation. It's strange however that you learn bubble-sort before you learn how functions work... :S

[QUOTE=jephthah;1141016]because i've explained the "why's" at length a number of times previously. i've grown tired of doing it. [/quote] If you stop yelling about it and make a descent thread with something like "The 10 things in C(++) you think are right, but aren't" and explain all the void main(), …

Be nice all. Arkoenig has a valid point and the OP is known to "hit and run". This assignment could not possibly be simpler for someone who has read the basics on "recursion" so it's clear that no effort is going to be made. At least arkoenig's post triggered my …

"Didn't work" doesn't tell us much. Show your latest code please.

Amish & Co.

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;1503683]Someone has made changes. The problem was that we had to put two blank lines after the close tag in order to get just one blank line displayed. [icode]This is a line[/icode] This should be on the next line, but isn't. I remember someone reporting this a long long …

[code] printf(" %5d",a[1][1]);[/code] That's your first line, so that's the maximum number of spaces from the left of the screen. This won't work, because if you get more then 3 lines there won't be any room left on the left of the screen to print numbers. You will have to …

@a.d: CTRL-F5?

[QUOTE=peter_budo;1409619]It would be good idea to close this thread, we more likely heard all movie stars name at least twice. It was fun while lasted and we should say good bye our fateful signature spammers[/QUOTE] I've flagged this thread a number of times. But you know our "policy" on signature …

We had a problem [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread350652.html"]with the caching[/URL]. Blud has fixed it, press CTRL-F5 to reload DW.

We had a problem [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread350652.html"]with the caching[/URL]. Blud has fixed it, press CTRL-F5 to reload DW and check if you see the post now. If you don't than please send a link to the thread.

Testing: [quote] Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aenean vel ligula non velit suscipit vulputate. Sed massa sem, lacinia quis rhoncus sit amet, pulvinar non mi. Curabitur porta, erat sit amet imperdiet interdum, augue tellus pellentesque elit, ut euismod arcu libero ac arcu. Sed mollis, justo eget iaculis …

>> I'm surprised no-one has answered mine yet. Too easy: 40 min :)

>> So there you have it, prostitution is more enjoyable than computer programming. I'm not going to give my job up just yet, if you don't mind :)

I haven't seen an airplane-reservation thread in a few weeks, so something might be working :) I also have less code-tag-adding to do in the last 2 (?) weeks or so.

>>[iCODE] feet,inches = raw_input(prompt).strip().split(':')[/iCODE] don't you just love python :)

[QUOTE=gerard4143;]Try changing line 13 to [code] while(input != "done\n") [/code][/QUOTE] That shouldn't change a thing because getline() reads an input buffer up to "\n", but no including the '\n'. Try removing line 15 "[ICODE]cin.ignore(' ');[/ICODE]", that should clear things up :)

Here's a [URL="http://www.eternallyconfuzzled.com/tuts/datastructures/jsw_tut_avl.aspx"]great Tut[/URL] on AVL-trees. Yes, it's in C, but you'll get the idea.

So you're basically asking us to write a piece of code, which you can then hand to your teacher to prove that [I]you're[/I] a better coder than he is? Lol. No.

spoonlicker has been banned for being a troll and won't be returning to this site.

I don't see it.. Can you take a screenshot please?

Selection-sort is not the same thing as insertion-sort ;)

code::blocks is a great IDE. Also Netbeans with the "C++ - plug-in" works really nice.

>>So, I would like to know if anybody could help me by giving me tasks and helping me to solve them Here's a [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread67837.html"]nice thread[/URL] for you. >> in my opinion it should open the file but it does nothing. How do you know it "does nothing"? You're only opening …

Post your new code please. (as text using code-tags, not as attachment)

[QUOTE=alex55]the only thing i would've changed about your code was using the endl command instead of the \n [/quote] I wouldn't. It's slower. [quote=doublecheck] Is there any way this can be improved or made more efficient and is there any unneeded code? [/quote] Well if you look at your code, …

There's a lot of things wrong with your program actually. Let me point out a few: 1. You can't initialize an array of structs like that. 2. Your function getData() has a prototype where it returns 1 struct. But you create an array of 8 structs which you want to …

Instead of 1 HDD with 2 TB, you could choose to use 2 HDD's of 1 (or 2) TB and put them in RAID 0. This will give you an extra boost in read/write time without the extra expenses of using solid-states. >> is the quad core going to be …

"Posting crap in the Geeks' lounge it not a good idea. But on Crystal Meth, it is"

>> Also for some odd reason "cout" and "endl" are giving me unidentified error messages even though I have included the iostream library, please help did you forget[icode]using namespace std;[/icode] ?

>> p.s. im 12 This is a typo and you meant to type "13" right? Because you have to be 13 to join here, if you aren't I would have to ban you. :)

[quote]how do you pronounce that number[/quote] Like this: [quote] A lot [/quote]

You can use string.find and string.substr for that Here's a [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/string/string/substr.html"]link [/URL]with an example

I'm also having a lot of troubles today. There were a few server-issues last week, so maybe something went wrong again. There's a thread about this in the mod-forum, so when there's news, I (or someone else) will reply.