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Yeah that's what meant, sorry about that. How would I implement this container?

I need to search through a class to find the object who's "id" member variable matches a value. This class object's other member variables will be used for a calculation, but only if the "id" equal....

I wrote a function to output text letter by letter so it has a typewriter effect. Now I want to make it automatically print the rest of the text if a key is pressed. Since I'm using a Mac ncurses...

Like I would make an inventory class that would get the variable information (which would be specific for each inventory item but those variables would be common for the item class) from a external...

I was wondering how to call external files into a program. I'm trying to make an inventory system where each item is a file that is called, but I don't know how to use external files this way and...

I wasn't really sure of what to search for this but what im trying to do is to take the user input and if it has a certain beginning take the following number to add/set to a variable.

Input:...

Yeah ncurses has what you need. It has a no echo thingy.

I'm just playing around with classes and am wondering why this will not work:


#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

class character {
public:

I searched around and found a way to do it without boost until I get it worked out (I will look where it was installed now).

Using this header file ("convert.h"):


#include <iostream>...

I installed boost from this site: http://boost.darwinports.com/

This sounds really stupid but using boost.h as the header file doesn't work. Nor does <boost/(anyname).hpp>. What is the header file...

I already tried a some of them. Actually the first thing I did was searched "c++ int to string" but now I'm thinking it might be int to char so ill do some searching. I'll also look around on here...

I'm playing around with ncurses and when I try to print a int variable I get this error:
invalid conversion from ‘int’ to ‘const char*’
initializing argument 4 of ‘int mvwprintw(WINDOW*, int, int,...