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A speaker recently gave a talk at the university I attend on a language he had created called Frink. It's great when dealing with measurement conversions, which it could do on the fly. It was also...

For anyone who may have come across this via a Google search, or just perusing the forum, there was a pretty good answer given to the same question when I asked it on StackOverflow.

Response...

I've written some image analysis software that can determine the basic shape, color, and dimensions (in cm) of what it considers to be the most dominant object in the image.

I've also created a...

I've been tasked with writing a concise bit of code for a microchip and have been using the MPLAB IDE. I have a little experience with Assembly, but it was with MASM. I've got the pseudo code and my...

Thank you! That solved the problem!

Thank you, and sorry for not seeing that earlier.


cout << "Input employee name" << endl;

string input = "";
//cin.get();
getline(cin, input, '\n');
std::cin.ignore(...

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

void inputEmployeeInfo(string name[], float hours[], float payrate[], int & size){
bool k = true;
int i = 0;

while(k == true){

That's pretty much the code for it.

Below is the output I get with the cin.get() in there, which is exactly what I want, with the exception of not having the first letter.

Input employee name
Bill
Input hours employee worked
45...

while(true){
string input = "";
cin.get();
getline(cin, input, '\n');
cout << "NAME: " << input << endl;
}

For some reason the code above cuts off the first character entered.

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I am using Visual Studio and its built in debugger.

I'm not necessarily working on the main portion of the program, I'm just responsible for writing the sorting algorithm using quicksort, and I'm...

I've done the code below to try and implement Quicksort and it works... almost. It switches the positions of the last two items to be sorted.

Example: (using some randomly generated numbers)
- it...

I need to replicate the ascii portion of what the

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897439.aspx

strings.exe program does. From the description of the file it says, "Search for...

Sorry, accidentally did a multipost.

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=487330

I understand.

Output:

'Hello'
'how'
'how'
'you'
'how'
'you'

I think it would work just fine, why, does something not seem right in the code?

I ended up doing something kind of like that.

When it reads in the file, if the beginning of the line starts with ! or does not contain a single quote, then it doesn't even bother appending it to...

Thank you for all the help!

Thanks, that did the trick.

I have one more question. I need to be able to print all string literals that appear in a file. The problem is that a line can contain multiple string literals.
...

I want to be able to read in a text file and then print it out. That in itself is fairly straight forward. But I also need to be able to eliminate a line of text if it starts with a certain...

When I try this method it says that it cannot create the java virtual machine. I've attached an image of what it tells me.

Batch file consists of: java - jar printStatement Input.txt >> output.txt...

I know when using C++ you can do the following to read in a list of commands from a text file, run them against the program, and output the results to a text file:

ExampleProg < test.txt >...

Does anyone know of ways in which an anagram could be used for security purposes?

Thank you!

I'm in the final stages of a project and I have a question.

Recape + New info - keyword has any non unique characters removed.
"Alphabet (without J, so as to keep it to 25 letters, and therefore...