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If this is an assignment it is conceivable that your instructor hides from you the fact that you shouldn't derive from std::list. The easy way, as you have already discovered, is doing it anyway and...

The concept of containment is simply that you include the class you would normally derive from as a member of the new class.
Hence:

The class A:



class A {
public:
int foo() const {...

You're not deriving from std::list are you? If you are see this thread:

STL and derivation

Anyway, you could use containment:



class MyList
{

It seems to me you're moving into muddy waters here. You store myObjs in a list and then make the individual objects responsible for deleting themselves and eachother from that list. I think there's...

Here is a picture of a black hole:

Black Hole

Your problem is that CompareName :: operator() takes as it's argument a const reference to a myObj and your myObj::getObjectName() method is not declared as const. Try changing it's signature to:

...

This thread makes me nostalgic. I remember my first "computer" (sob!). A wonderful machine. Hacker's choice anno 1983:


MSX Toshiba HX-22.

It seems the gluProject method maps object coordinates to window coordinates. It's C declaration is:




GLint gluProject ( GLdouble objX , GLdouble objY , GLdouble objZ , const GLdouble *model...

I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish, but you declare



SWinCoorX = new double [10000];


and then continually use this pointer a a an argument to the gluProject method. Altough it...

Did you try std::string::c_str() method:



#include <cstdlib>
#include <string>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

Check out ZLIB. It can compress data in-memory. The homepage has DLLs you can download.

I know the following information is in italian and from an one of USENET more esoteric newsgroups, but the english information in there may provide you with a clue. I cannot gauge the validity of the...

Uubz, I misread. Not qiote the same problem. Sorry.

Seems this problem has been addressed before:

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=255351

Try here:

http://www.codeproject.com/directx/Tetris.asp

You should always check return codes. If GetOpenFileName returns FALSE you can obtain error information through:


DWORD CommDlgExtendedError(VOID).


It look suspicous that you set...

I think the START command under Windows might help you especially the /B switch. Do:


start /?"

in a console to check it out.

If that doesn't satisfy you can write a simple launch program...

Why do you want to put your std::strings into an array? Why not use one of the STL container classes? Anyway, declaration number one will probably do the trick:



std::string ar[2];
...

I think you will have to post your code. Specifially, it would be interesting to know what you actually do to those poor CString instances :-). At a glance, it looks like your program crashes when...

Xeon said:



Now that is scary! Xeon with a sidekick?!

This should be fairly standard:



#include <sstream>
#include <algorithm>
#include <iostream>

template <class X> class K
{

Hi there! Just my two cents:

I think you could benefit from structuring your program better instead of just writing it as one big function. "Divide and conquer" as they say" :-). In other words:...

Try

cd "Program Files"

or if there are no other folders starting with program you might try:

cd Program*

rgds,
S. Bro

Use "%lf" as the format control string for fscanf as in:

[...]

double d;
fscanf(yourstream, "%lf", &d);

[...]

Check out Microsoft's "Speech API" (SAPI) at http://www.microsoft.com/speech/


As far as I remember t's free and it enables you, amongst other things, to treat your computer as a dictaphone and...