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<Alipha> calc qt
<CalcMe> qt = crossplatform GUI library. Available under commercial and GNU licenses at http://www.trolltech.com/
<licuedd> I'm going to be coding on XP
<licuedd> because I hear this program calle eclipse and textpad is good
<licuedd> I always used notepad, but I hear that you can't do that in C++ so
<Alipha> a .NET language, eg, C#, is good for making .NET programs.
<Alipha> licuedd: sure you can
<licuedd> well, it seems better to use another program anyhow , since these will have lots of code
<licuedd> vs. small php scripts
<lck> emacs <3
<Alipha> www.winprog.org
<licuedd> go there?
<Alipha> for win api tutorials
<licuedd> thank you very much
<Alipha> calc winprog
<CalcMe> winprog = www.winprog.org - Introductury tutorials to Windows Win32 API
<Alipha> eh
<Alipha> calc win
<CalcMe> win = While C++ programming sometimes collides with Windows (win32 etc), MFC and GUI questions are usually best asked in #winprog and #win32 (the latter focusses on win32 API discussion). Visual C++ specific: try #visualc++ .
<licuedd> So , Visual C++ is for writing Win32 apps?
<FOXX> yeah. not necessarily WinAPI, though
<licuedd> so WXWindows is WinAPI stuff?
<blogspot> if in c++ i want to terminate a function how would i do that ?
<blogspot> exit(1) doesnt seem to work
<DiGi-> sorry, i stepped away.. vb7 is a 'version' of c++?
<Alipha> wxWindows is a cross-platform wrapper for windows programming
<roopjm> oh yeah.. Visual Basic is TOTALY a version of C++
<Alipha> licuedd: you can use vc++, devc++ (www.bloodshed.net), or another win32 compiler.
<roopjm> its C++ version FP
<DiGi-> bah, i meant vc++7
<DiGi-> and it's 'totally'
<blogspot> ummm my question :) ?
<YUY0x7> blogspot, use return
<blogspot> yup gotit now :)
<roopjm> bah, damn keyboard refresh rate
<blogspot> damn this place is magical
<blogspot> i join and i get the answer in my head :S
<lordpil> i feel 97% indolent today
<lordpil> however i am acting 103% indolent
<FOXX> i feel 100% uninterested.
<lordpil> thank you guy who's name always makes me think of foxconn
<licuedd> okay so , what should I write/compile my programs in?
<licuedd> I will be writing everything in wxWidgets?
<lordpil> preferably C
<licuedd> well, I mean program wise, not programmin language wise
<lordpil> text editor?
<licuedd> ?
<roopjm> vim?
<roopjm> notepad?
<lordpil> this is too overwhelming
<roopjm> god forbid, emacs?
<lordpil> i should od something but because i have so much to do, i figure i just won't do anything
<licuedd> hehe
<licuedd> I know what that's like lordpil ;)
<licuedd> I'm goin to be using TextPad to write code, and this wxWidgest thing for creating the windows, but how will they be intergrated
<licuedd> or... was that a dumb question :)
<lordpil> the biggest issue is i have set this thing to #1 priority but it's not due until wednesday, meanwhile priority 2 and 3 are due monday
<lordpil> dumb question
<licuedd> I'm going to read this tut on winprog.com, just some pre-amp questions before I start
<lordpil> it's a library
<licuedd> I gotchya somewhat lordpil :)
<licuedd> thank you
<lordpil> you write code in text editor
<lordpil> code creates windows
<licuedd> gotchya
<lordpil> you don't generally design them
<licuedd> what do you mean you don't generally design them?
<lordpil> visually
<Soronel> I ought to add output scrolling
<licuedd> ah
<licuedd> yea, well I figured that much
<lordpil> i was supposed to meet my lab partner at 2:30 but she didn't show up
<lordpil> so now i don't want to start something else only to find i have to stop what i'm doing and start working on this again
<Soronel> lord: so instead you won't do any of it?
<lordpil> yeah
<Soronel> heh
<lordpil> okay i am going to read my probability text
<lordpil> it's totally hopeless anyway, but i'll do it cuz it's easy to just read something
<beeet> does anyone know if theres a channel on efnet for C (not cpp)
<Jey> #C
<beeet> says i need a key
<cynic> yes, you can't have the key.
<wilx> beeet, read the topic.
<roopjm> the key is in the back of your mind
<cynic> no ignore the topic, you won't understand it anyway
<FOXX> you mean that blood soaked harpoon?
<beeet> no topic is set?
<cynic> no key for you.
<cynic> ask #java
<beeet> christ, i just want to know how to use realloc()
<cynic> rtfm
<X-Istence> man realloc
<beeet> have tried and failed
<beeet> im not that stupid cheers
<cynic> then quit
<Soronel> man realloc
<beeet> idiots....
<Soronel> or msdn, or google
<cynic> he's going to meet idiots
<lordpil> okay
<lordpil> now i have to meet my lab partner
<lordpil> see
<Soronel> he's the one that can't figure out how to use realloc, and he calls us idiots?
<lordpil> and i just started reading
<lordpil> now i am all confused and frazzled
<goonsquad> can someone take a look at http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/Nzscse84.html
<goonsquad> im having some troubles using string::erase with iterators
<goonsquad> it seems simple but i have no idea what i did
<goonsquad> wronf
<goonsquad> *wrong
<cynic> did you read the error?
<cynic> second parameter can't be a difference of iterators, it has to be a std::string::size_type
<cynic> that's what it says
<goonsquad> yes but theres an implementation of erase that takes an iterator as the second parameter
<goonsquad> and isnt the difference of iterators an iterator still?
<cynic> no
<goonsquad> hmm well then i guess that solves that
<goonsquad> thanks
<C--> sstr.str(""); is that the best way to reset the buffer of a stringstream?
<Jey> also do sstr.clear();
<Jey> but if you just want to clear the buffer and no flags, yes
<kawfee> jeyk?
<Jey> hello kawfee
<kawfee> jeyk came back?
<cynic> I think sstr.str("lol"); // is a better way to reset it.
<Jey> kawfee: sure.... i'm just busy with other things these days, not as interested in IRC
<kawfee> Jey: did you get the e-mail?
<kawfee> Jey: Did you get your irc addiction cured?
<kawfee> Jey: I hear you are no longer at irvine?
<C--> I thought clear just reset the control flags
<cynic> C--: there is no other way to make internal string ""
<cynic> s/to make/of making/
<C--> which method are you refering to?
<cynic> .str
<C--> ok
<C--> thanks
<Natas> hi
<bonk`> MXWPFControlSupportDbg.exp : warning LNK4070: /OUT:MXWPFControlSupport.dll directive in .EXP differs from output filename '..\Output\Debug\MXWPFControlSupportDbg.dll'; ignoring directive
<bonk`> what does this warning mean ?
<bonk`> and waht can I do about it ?
<bonk`> (I am using visual studio 2005)
<bonk`> how can I change the /OUT:MXWPFControlSupport.dll directive in .EXP
<bonk`> ?
<MetalBlad> How do you replace the integer with an array (in order to store a list of names) in a constructor for a linked list that looks something like this: List(List *n, int i) : next(n), integer(i) {}
<MetalBlad> Whereever I place [] the compiler complains, and I can't find any decent examples that shows how to fix it :/
<YUY0x7> MetalBlad, huh?
<MetalBlad> YUY0x7: I simply want my linked list to store a list of arrays instead of a list of integers
<YUY0x7> why are you doing your own list cl*** anyways?
<MetalBlad> Because I am trying to learn how it works
<MetalBlad> If I wanted to just create some programs without any problems, I would be using VB instead of ASM and C++
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