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    Re: DrawString function

    This is just anti-aliasing. You can control how text is rendered using the Graphics.TextRenderingHint property
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    Re: History Of Debugging...

    The way I've always understood this is that the term 'bug' had been used to describe all sorts of faults in mechanical items for a long time, but when this moth was found it helped to popularise the...
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    Re: History Of Debugging...

    If it is a hoax, someone should tell the US Navy - they named a guided-missile destroyer after her: http://www.hopper.navy.mil/ :D

    She was also the first person to develop a compiler - see...
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    Re: Help: 2-dimensional array

    You can't even be bothered to wrap this up into a complete program and run it to get the answer, yet you expect us to write two programs for you? :mad:
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    Re: operator new without implementation?

    Your example is really no different to

    class A
    {
    private:
    void* someFunction();
    };

    int main()
    {
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    Re: Input Validation Error Using Arrays

    FlexeLint isn't a compiler, it is a static code analysis tool. I.e. you can use it as a supplementary tool in conjunction with a compiler. Compilers nowadays are adding more and more warnings for...
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    Re: Input Validation Error Using Arrays

    This is the sort of bug that programs like lint can help with. Using the online demo of FlexeLint at http://www.gimpel-online.com/OnlineTesting.html (choose the Simple Example (C++) and replace the...
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    Re: Code does not work!!!

    Yes, I got it wrong with the string literal bit :o mathmari's code wasn't trying to alter the literal itself, but rather the copy which is in the char array. Thanks for correcting me. I'm so used to...
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    Re: Code does not work!!!

    You have a little bug in func(). Run it through the debugger -you'll spot it eventually... :D

    Also, don't use gets() - it's dangerous, and has been deprecated. For input it is safer to use streams...
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    Re: Code does not work!!!

    Either:
    1) Change to use std::string instead of char arrays, or
    2) Create a char array on the heap using new and initialize this array to contain "VENICE" (plus the null-terminator)
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    Re: Code does not work!!!

    You are trying to modify a string literal ("VENICE"). This will cause undefined behaviour.
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    Re: A question regarding reallocation

    @LarryChen: Don't assume the answer will always be the same as this, though. On my system (Ubuntu Linux using g++ 4.2.3) the following code (Philip Nicoletti's code with some output added):

    ...
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    Re: Binary file-question!!!

    int main()
    {
    int il;
    FILE *fp;
    fp=fopen("sx.txt","rb");
    if (fp==NULL){
    printf("Problem!!!\n");
    exit(0);
    }
    fseek(fp,4,0);
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    Re: Binary file-question!!!

    Depends upon how it should work :). Either:
    1) Change the code to read the file as plain-text, or
    2) Change the file so the data is binary-coded.
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    Re: Binary file-question!!!

    Your file is in plain-text format but you are reading it as if it is a binary-coded format. That's why you get what looks to be junk.
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    Re: Currently active users

    Recently, whenever I have looked at the 'Who's Online' page I get the same effect. But the split is always at the same user.
    I.e. the first page is everyone upto (and including) lfuser.
    The second...
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    Re: Finding if a Palindrom - Please review

    Remember to always check the code works for corner cases. For example, what will this code do for a zero-length string? Hint: it will try to access an invalid index.
  18. Re: Binary Tree Post-Order Traversal Issue

    Yes, I thought this was probably what was wrong.
    Symus, when you originally coded postorder did you copy and paste preorder and just move the cout line?
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    You must have made a mistake somewhere - it works fine for me. NB: when I said exactly as preorder, except... I meant the same structure. I.e. the postorder method would call the postorder method for...
  20. Re: Binary Tree Post-Order Traversal Issue

    Why are your preorder and postorder methods structured differently? You could have written postorder exactly as preorder, except with the 'cout << data' part at the end. There is no need for it to...
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    Re: what``s the algo?

    Here's a hint - look at all the entries where the result (number on the right) changes from the previous line.
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    Re: New Forum Update

    Exactly this happened to me also, and it was my post :(
    I was starting to think the upgrade had become self-aware and was removing any posts containing suggestions to remove it. :D
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    Re: New Forum Update

    This has probably been said before, but why can't the 'upgrade' be rolled back? It has caused many problems, with there still (after 6 months!) being no end in sight.

    I know it would be...
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    Re: Fun C++ Problem

    The original code has a space character where the minus sign now is - so it is replacing the space.
  25. Thread: need help

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    Re: need help

    Whoever wrote the specifications for this was a bit sloppy. Simply returning 'true' for any input would fulfil this requirement :D
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