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1181 This is sad :)

>> a couple of McVitie Digestive biscuits You've mastered the urge not to eat the whole packet!? Wow! I'm drinking Barry's Tea (the only tea for an Irish man!), and eating an apple I picked from my garden. Thinking about making a sandwich though. I had an omelette earlier today …

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3 :| I don't like scoring low in tests. I wanna take it again. I failed miserably :'( Anyone here give grinds???

[inlinecode]MessageBox(0,"Message body", "Message title", MB_OK );[/inlinecode] might be what you're looking for. [inlinecode]#include <windows.h>[/inlinecode] to use it.

Irish stew, mmm. Traditionally it's alcoholic, heh.

Not exactly a snippet ;)

>> I fail to see why I should show up at school in my underwear unprepared for a test just because life is short. I always believed that ... fantasy lacked in body the full humiliation which a true nightmere should bring to the dreamer -- at least you had …

I normally don't do it, but here's a solution:[code]#include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("1 5 7 11 13 17 19 23 25 29 31 35 37 41 43 47 49 53 55 59 61 65 67 71 73 77 79 83 85 89 91 95 97 "); return 0; }[/code]

796 I don't like counting down. I prefer the other one. Ye should'a' started at a million or something.

I wasn't going to, but then I got bored so I did. These are the ones Grim got bored of answering. ... >> Why is it that people say they "slept like a baby" when babies wake up like every two hours? Babies can sleep anywhere; in cars, on people, …

I think it was inspired by LOTR :) As in common tongue. Interesting idea. Kinda makes sense to have one though.

Well in that simplistic argument you're probably right. However. What you're missing out on is that if God created mankind, and if they were created in his image to remain as his image one should live in his presence, and it would only be in continually living there that one …

>> Some astronomers say that it might trigger a shift of the earth's magnetic poles, OK. Fields decay with 1/r^2 ... so ... 1/light-squared-years is very very small.

>> and most people who do work for charities don't do it for free Being a poor student I tend to avoid people collecting for charity on the streets. Every now and then I can't and when they talk to me and ask for 20 quid a month I ask …

aa is a pointer so you have to either dynamically allocate an instance of a, or set it to the address of an already instantiated instance, and call [inlinecode]aa->getAttribute();[/inlinecode]. Alternatively do[code]aa a; a.getAttribute();[/code]

Well, this is going to be a long list. I like lots of different styles of music ... in no specific order (other than as they come to me) - Led Zeppelin (they probably are my fav band), Rodrigo y Gabriella, Dire Straits, Hendrix (sometimes), Damien Rice (not his recent …

I'm assuming you don't want to use the cosine function either :) You could create a table of results and read the values off that instead of using the sine function. Alternatively you could use exponentials and imaginary numbers ...

I really don't understand why I love this quote so much, but I do:[quote=Lady MacBeth]The Thane of Fife had a wife; where is she now? What, will these hands ne'er be clean? No more o' that, my lord, no more o' that: you mar all with this staring.[/quote]

Also, 4 of your posts in the front page of the lounge have 'awesome', or 'amazing', in them :) That is pretty odd though.

I once purposed to a lady friend and she said no ... broke me heart ... I still think about her. Sure we were like 7 but ... that's not the point.

117.67. Don't think it's a very good test. What it measures what you have watched. What you've read. What you've seen. etc. What does toy story say about how smart you are? In my opinion an IQ test should give you something (a picture, piece of text, etc), and ask …

Well dictatorships have a horrible tradition of getting into wars and democracies have a horrible tradition of starting them ... I don't know which is better.* * don't take that too seriously. >> China swapped it to us for 99 years. We gave it back in 1997 And where's the …

I only ever had a sega. Oh. I had a PS1 too, but didn't play it all that much. I loved my Sega. Knew all the cheats. All the shortcuts. Secrets to all my games :) I think I obsess easily ... might be one of my more psychopathic traits, …

What would be more interesting would be if he measured the current from it. Getting the voltage is fine, but what will tell you how feasible it is to power your phone is not voltage, but current. The concept of getting voltage is fine, but the phone is a hoax, …

Consider what happens if all the numbers in the array are negative. Then the [inlinecode]if(a[i]>max)[/inlinecode] will never return true. There are two ways you can do this. Either set max to INT_MIN or set max to a[0] and loop from 1 to n then.

ALso a space isn't going to be a good method of word termination specification. Some people like to put two spaces after their full stops. Some people don't put spaces after comas etc. What you could use (though it probably is a bit overkill), is use strtok - [URL]http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstring/strtok.html[/URL] It's …

What did Microsoft say about 'small time' MS Prirateers?

[CODE] void TWQ::getD(AnsiString carNo,Node DInQ[],int& size) { aQ=current->getDQ(); aQ.getElement(i+1,nameIn); DInQ[i].getName(); }[/CODE] Pseudo-code is pretty much a more readable way of printing real code. I find it kind of amusing that you can write the code but have difficulty in writing the psuedo-code :) Normally it's the other way around. I'm …

Colour text: [url]http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi?answer=1048382857&id=1043284392[/url] Picture (though this mightn't work): [url]http://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi?answer=1044665557&id=1043284392[/url]

>> Could anybody help me with the code please? Not unless you show some work. But it's not that hard. There are two problems to overcome -- 1) filling the array 2) reading values from a file. Once you have those two done there's really no problem. Show attempts on …

Jean Michelle Jarre is a fraud. [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3SMB-YQ56s[/url] (two minutes in, complements to Aia)

Yes. But I was in a bus and a car crashed into us. Busses == safe. I thought we drove across a pothole. Ever get injured playing sports?

I voted for Hillers to keep Dave happy.

Love it! (assuming it's the same thing as dropping one from a very tall building) Like smashing one thousand gibsons over bricks because you want to open a new hard rock café and you think it'll impress people who don't like gibsons but you're wrong?

All proper Irishmen support Glasgow Celtic ;)

[QUOTE=donut_gal;1076724]"cscgal: Need to work more on the DaniWeb homepage remake but taking a break to exercise on the treadmill ... I ate too many donuts this morning!" LOL So, the truth has been uncovered. Dani eats donuts all morning then takes to the treadmill at night. What exactly does she …

Take a look at the code colouring in the above snippet. i.e. missing " in line 46.

Never liked the road not taken, much. But I do like "Out out", by Robert Frost a lot: [quote]THE BUZZ-SAW snarled and rattled in the yard And made dust and dropped stove-length sticks of wood, Sweet-scented stuff when the breeze drew across it. And from there those that lifted eyes …

>> How can i declare it in C Uh... How about in C?

It depends on what system you're on. If you're on windows you can use [inlinecode] GetFileAttributes[/inlinecode] (google it) and [inlinecode]&[/inlinecode] it with [inlinecode]FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY[/inlinecode].

Something like this[code]animal *myAnimal; myAnimal = new fish; std::cout<< myAnimal->numLegs() << "\n"; delete myAnimal; myAnimal = new cat; std::cout<< myAnimal->numLegs() << "\n"; delete myAnimal; // etc...[/code]That is provided that you've a structure like this:[code]class animal { /*...*/ }; class fish : public animal { /*...*/ }; class cat: public animal …

Why must the function calls be void-ed? Aside from global variables ... there isn't a direct way of doing it really.

Before the reading look do a std::vector<std::string> fileContents. Then when you do each line do a fileContents.[inlinecode]push_back( line );[/inlinecode] Also. You can just do a [inlinecode]while( getline(fileStream,line) ) { /*...*/ }[/inlinecode] instead of the [inlinecode].eof[/inlinecode] that you did.

It may be easier to parse by reading a line and using sscanf on the line you've read. [url]http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/sscanf/[/url] Look at the example. Dave. Why you gotta hate?

I'd guess that what's holding up the program is printing to the console output, which is a slow process. Try writing to a file instead and it'll probably help with speed. Then see if you need to thread the application. If so come back to us.

Actually. The #include thing only works on compile time. Not run time. So you can't strcat the value of the [inlinecode]#include[/inlinecode]. Also, your first example mightn't work the way you think.

You really should comment your code. And on a side note check out [inlinecode]cin.ignore();[/inlinecode] after cin>>'ing.

Hi all. First off this is my first interaction with jquery (and I hope this is the correct forum to put questions about this in, if not might a mod take the liberity of moving it to the correct forum?), so apologies if I'm overlooking an entire room made of …