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yeah that is similar. You can do what I want very easily for legacy languages that are not meant to be as comprehensive as 'C' and 'C' equivalents like .NET stuff.

For instance, VB6 is an OOP...

hi guys,

is there some place to get this? on msdn, vb.net has this list but i do not see any for c sharp. can anyone help out here?

thanks!

Hello all,

Can I do this? I realize that cout is just throwing data to the shell console. This is what I have for a routine that I want to call over and over again for decimal numbers 1 to 65535...

guys,

I came from a VB legacy background, which I realize absolutely sucks because it basically takes the lower level "threaded concepts" (like differentiating between chars, strings, pointers,...

one more piece of help to get me over the hump here?

I have an array of strings like: array[10] = {"1","2","3","4"};

I'm looking for them in a loop but I need to interpret them as integers. so...

I know...it's tedious, and ubiquitous, and extrapiant, and incredulous....

that's been fixed though. but back to my point, do you know where I can just get the relevant data for this language? ...

if anyone is still listening, my "stoi" function is throwing an "abort called" error. I'm not really sure why but I'm still checking on it. I've narrowed it down to that.

well Paul,

Unfortunately I'm a rare case of the individual that understands where all of this came from. So someone like me isn't really interested in reading books. There's no language out...

I need them? wow, did not know that. Ya see? that's why I need *good documentation*!! I can't believe it. The redundancies in documentation is so convoluted...that's why I don't really like...

all,

I have this:



for (chr_min = 0; chr_min <= 24; chr_min += 3)
{
strOut = "";
for (ctr_row = 1; ctr_row <=3; ctr_row++)

Victor,

what I'd like to do is find a way to code in reading 3x3 matrices from these lines. does that make sense? that way I don't have to patternize this stuff by issuing a million iterations. ...

well nothing. how exactly would you do this? what nestings would you use?

all,

I have a file that is like the following, with patterns of pipes in it:



||| || | |
| ||| | | |
|| || ||

all,

in C++ right now, I have code similar to this (symantics may not be right, just ignore it. Example came from PHP):



If (ctr = 4) {
for (block = 1; block <= 27; block...

well according to this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_C

VS C++ does just that. no need to be concerned with something like that.

this is not a big enough project to really care...

yes. that makes good sense. but what about other C++ environments?? More than likely they are using some strange environment outside of VS. There's too many to count anymore.

What I'm really...

I'm sorry, what I meant to say was any files that were relevant to the execution of the program rather than just 'h' files and 'cpp' files. there are much more resources that go into some cpp...

all,

I have a request from someone else to see a C++ example of work, which is what this thread is about:
...

kaud,

No its not homework. I'll choose the way to do it here soon. Basically this is what it is:

***I'm reading character symbols from lines of text that are interpreted as code for another...

I'm sorry, I mean outside of what *VictorN* says.

here's an example of 2 lines of text you guys:

| + = _ | _ |
| } ; | _ | _
| | | _ | _ |

so say for instance I wanted to read these 3 lines of text and use a search algorithm to determine...

hello all,

I noticed that this forum has many viewers and I try to post on forums that have that. This is a duplicated post from StackOverFlow.com simply because over there it seems they require...