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Dear mr.sam,

please read the C language manual/reference text available to you for the behaviour of file handles after the execution of the specific file read/write functions that you are using....

Dear Larry,

If Paul's reply has worked for you, it is kind of mandatory in this forum to mark your thread as [RESOLVED] from your control panel.

This is also a good practice. So do it right...

char userInput = NULL; //userInput initialized

/*******************************************************
while userInput not equal to '.', '?', or carriage return and newline or just
carriage...

Herpestidae,

To cut a long story short for you, this part of Nuzzle's reple says it all about your program.



Also, if these replies have satisfied you, you should mark this thread as...

Hi Ravi,

This question of your's has been placed in the wrong category. It should have gone into one of the microsoft related sub-forums. Please change the category and delete your post from this...

Thanks Lindley,

I think I was confusing some .NET, ASAP languages (available on Microsoft platforms) stuff, with C and C++.

Or maybe some other language..

nevermind.

thanks a LOt for the...

Huh?!

though we sould have made this pretty exhaustive by now..

but is there nothing like a

std()
printf(" ://net ", %d, %s, %c, ...);
endl()

I was REALLY wondering, what is the list of the % characters in c.

like %a, %%, etc.. ???

can somebody Pleease provide me with an exhaustive list?

please..

Meyer's is....can't find words ( all good words fall short of describing his metel).
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Thanks a LOT Graham and particularly laserlight for giving me the exact references.
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Hi all,

I have written some production level code assuming that if there is something like




if ( condition A || condition B || condition C)

or

The error message says that it's not finding a match for the function while the match IS there. Should it rather not have made it clearer that a non-const function is being called on a const object...

Hi all,

The non-const workaround (which was a legally, morally, ethically [and in the light of the const problem, mathematically (I don't know about politics)] justified way of doing things)...

Guru's thanks a TON for the help. I think I have a way to bypass the particular constness problem. so (with u'r help) that front is handled.

but note one point..the compiler never complained...

perfect!!

don't feel like thinking of the solution after a long and heavily loaded day at office. and this is urgent.

will deeply appriciate any help with that Lindley..

No!

there are no set functions in bu_tde_mti at all. All the overloaded set functions co-exist in bu_tde_mti_base.
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I will give out snippets of the production level code in my current project (regardless of the legal, moral, ethical, mathematical and political correctness of doing so).

The is a class having a...

Hmm...

This is turning interesting and educating.

Lindley, your suggestion hardcodes the initializer list into the constructor. (??)

Indrajit

hmm...

I started in programming with Fortran and moved on to C. Always felt in those days that C++ is not really as good as it looks like.

But the last 4/5 years on and off with C++ had the...

Hi,

Let's take a class A




class A
{
char a[10];

Laserlight,

err...I don't know Assembly. but thanks for u'r thoughts on this anyway.

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p.s.: Zachheus and Paul, thanks for clarifying the issue for me.

someone please, PLEASE tell me where to say this so that everybody gets to hear it. mod, maybe this should be a part of forum answering guidelines.

I have complained about this n times before and...

Just like a C program memory is divided into four parts: data segment, code segment, stack and heap, I want to know if a C++ program has the same kind of memory layout (in my knowledge the answer is...

amidst all the crossfire of brilliant ideas and all that wisdom, this is the first time someone gave a REAL answer to my real question (which I made clear a little late). since the standards say that...

Hey Thanks! that option somehow skipped my mind. probably because I have written much less C++ code than I have read about the language.

Thanks again.
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