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Came across the following stuff, which does work, but I want the character representation, not the file. Is there something similar???

ofstream out("binary.txt", ios::binary);
...

Hi,

I am trying to send an array of objects over a socket using winsock. Obviously I can't send the array in its current form and need to somehow convert it to an appropriate format. I have heard...

The problem has been resolved. I added: char data[512] = {'/0'}; at the receiving end.

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Hi All,

This should be an easy one for you.

I have defined and set a char as follows:

char *data = "1";

I know, I just hadnt got around to updating the files yet (but thanks for reminding me)

Dave.

Thanks for the explanation why Lindley. And thanks for identifying the problem JohnW@Wessex.

Problem sorted. I officially love this forum.

I also officially appologise for my sucky ability when...

I declared them private in the header, and it seemed to work. I'll test it with the rest and get back to you

No Dice.

The same problem occurs.

the call's:

cout << test[1].get_info() << "\n";
cout << test[0].get_info() << "\n";

both return "bar"

The MyClass header file is as follows:

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <string.h>
using namespace std;

class MyClass
{
public:

Hi,

Thanks for the help earlier on on another problem, now for a new one....

I wish to store objects (I think I actually mean object pointers, but I am sure you will tell me if I'm wrong) in...

never mind. I hadn't included the header file either.

Thanks for all your help.

Ahh, that figures. I do however get a different error now:

error C2653: 'ProductInfo' : is not a class or namespace name

Any ideas on how I'd go about fixing that one?

Ta,

Dave.

Would you mind elaborating GCDEF? An example would be useful.

Cheers,

Dave.

Hi,

I'm new to c++ and have an issue with the LNK2019 error. I've done some googling and as of yet haven't found a solution to my problem. So here I am!!

The exact error I receive is: error...