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<roopjm> internal linkage? hmm *looks it up*
<jamesd-> Yes, std::list::size is causing flamewars in the committee again right now.
<infohunt> ok, the last one for today about vectors ... is it possbile to initialize the vector in a way like 'vector<string> MonthNames=("Jan","Feb")' ??
<jamesd-> infohunt: not yet.
<galbi`> i mean for stl container list
<infohunt> jamesd: so i really have to use push_back as i did it in my example ??
<Drad> newbie question
<WhatAHam> infohunt, no, not with STL vectors.. :)
<WhatAHam> :(
<Drad> char menuOptions[][4] = {
<Drad> "START", "", "", "",
<Drad> "Main Mode", "Standard", "Game Mode", "Chess Clock",
<Drad> "Counting Direction", "Count Down", "Count Up", "",
<Drad> "Lap Timer Mode", "Lap Timer 1", "Lap Timer 2", ""
<Drad> };
<jamesd-> infohunt: you can also use an array and the range container, as I've said three times now, ever so patiently.
<xdank-> nice
<WhatAHam> but if you look at the boost libs i would be surprised if they don't have some vector work-alike that can be initialized that way
<Drad> what do i need to change to make that work?
<galbi`> for stl lists, it's like a stack , right
<jamesd-> Drad: char const **menuOptions[] = { .... };
<jamesd-> galbi: what do you mean by the stack question?!
<roopjm> Drad: first off, char*
<Drad> oh
<infohunt> jamesd: ups ... sorry ... think i will go to sleep now ... maybe i will be a bit cleverer tomorrow morning ... thanks for all the informations .... bye
<galbi`> i mean, in this code i have 10 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200
<Drad> it's 3 dimensions
<galbi`> oops sorrt
<jamesd-> Drad: one fewer * than I wrote.
<galbi`> in this code
<Drad> oh
<jamesd-> Sorry, typo.
<galbi`> http://rafb.net/paste/results/O5MYnz88.html
<galbi`> in this code
<galbi`> i have push_back
<galbi`> to insrt into list
<WhatAHam> galbi`, you can probably treat a list like a stack, sure.. although i hear deque is better for that type of thing
<galbi`> i start the for loop
<galbi`> at index = 1
<galbi`> not sure why i get 6 elements
<jamesd-> calc scroll
<CalcMe> scroll = Using longer sentences instead of having a verbal diarrhea helps to keep the scroll down.
<galbi`> instead of 5
<WhatAHam> calc ****s
<ZorbaTHut> calc calc
<CalcMe> calc = Calcs are for you, the user, to learn from and for us, the ops and regulars, to teach you with. CalcMe is a bot which responds only to ops and regulars (others - don't bother trying to calc).
<CalcMeII> ****s = the people that run this channel
<galbi`> any ideas why?
<jamesd-> Eh?!!
<WhiteWolf> you *cough* put the host in the wrong spot
<WhiteWolf> <.<
<jamesd-> WhiteWolf: I didn't... I missed the @ completely.
<WhiteWolf> oh, silly ircd ***uming
<jamesd-> Or silly client.
<jamesd-> And dumb*** me for mistyping.
<WhiteWolf> IRCD I DECLARE ;)
<ZorbaTHut> I just didn't bother banning him. :P
<jamesd-> Zorba: you're nicer than I am. but I didn't permban, so there's still hope for me.
<galbi`> any ideas why??
<galbi`> WHY WHY WHYyyyyyyyyy
<WhiteWolf> jamesd-: you didn't ban him at all.
<roopjm> galbi`: chill out
<ZorbaTHut> white, he tried to! :P
<jamesd-> LOL.
<galbi`> ;p
<jamesd-> WhiteWolf: Zorba has a point; the evil intention was there.
<WhiteWolf> missed the plus he did though
<jamesd-> Now the moment has p***ed and I won't bother.
<galbi`> hi roopjm, lomng time :)
<WhiteWolf> humm... evil... no
<WhiteWolf> nesscate? yes
<roopjm> 6 elements =, 0 1 2 3 4 5
<roopjm> heh
<galbi`> index starts at 1 though
<roopjm> did that book help?
<ZorbaTHut> galbi, print out the elements, see what you get.
<galbi`> i did, i got 6 elements
<roopjm> 1; <= 5?
<galbi`> it should be 5
<galbi`> yes
<galbi`> http://rafb.net/paste/results/O5MYnz88.html
<galbi`> look
<WhiteWolf> please stop barfing
<snibril> calc scroll
<CalcMe> scroll = Using longer sentences instead of having a verbal diarrhea helps to keep the scroll down.
<galbi`> lol
<snibril> galbi`: and yes, it means you
<galbi`> calc scroll
<WhiteWolf> galbi`: you should really start your indexes at 0
<galbi`> i know, my ta was demonstrating this to me
<galbi`> he wrote that part
<WhiteWolf> fire him, heh
<galbi`> :)
<WhiteWolf> oh, you're a student
<galbi`> ya
<WhiteWolf> can't quite do that
<galbi`> im not a professor :)
<WhiteWolf> list<> doesn't set the size using ***ignment i don't think
<ZorbaTHut> galbi, don't print out the *number* of elements
<ZorbaTHut> print out the elements
<ZorbaTHut> see what they are
<galbi`> yeah i did
<roopjm> that looks proper to me galbi'
<ZorbaTHut> galbi, and? :P
<galbi`> the first list that prints is 10 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200
<WhiteWolf> ...
<galbi`> and then
<ZorbaTHut> that looks like 11, not 5 or 6
<galbi`> 5 20 40 60 80 100
<galbi`> which is size 6
<ZorbaTHut> ah, that would be 6. yep.
<kawfee> size 5
<galbi`> heh
<kawfee> 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
<galbi`> ya it should be 5
<galbi`> but it's 6
<kawfee> who knows
<roopjm> try.. just for ****s and giggles < 5 not <=
<galbi`> am i supposed to start i = 2 :)
<WhiteWolf> no
<WhiteWolf> just get rid of the equal sign
<galbi`> heh alright
<|Phreak|> 1 to <= 5 is 5 iterations
<|Phreak|> normally one would do 0 to < 5
<|Phreak|> which is also 5
<ZorbaTHut> galbi, wait. how are you getting the number of elements?
<galbi`> i get 5 20 40 60 80
<galbi`> yay
<galbi`> haha
<WhiteWolf> galbi`: just an FYI, l2.size = 5; DOES NOT set the size.
<galbi`> is it supposed to work this way?
<ZorbaTHut> oh man this is going to end in tears
<WhiteWolf> galbi`: size() returns the size.
<roopjm> yeah
<galbi`> what?
<ZorbaTHut> am I the only one who's figured out what's actually going on here? :P
<roopjm> The real killer is a snake Sherlock?!
<WhiteWolf> galbi`: the method size() is read-only and returns the size.
<WhiteWolf> it's not setable
<ZorbaTHut> galbi: why is the first number in that list 5?
<snibril> btw, what crappy teacher told you to have public members?
<|Phreak|> he is printing the address of the size() function as far as I can see
<galbi`> wait, so
<WhiteWolf> snibril: TA
<galbi`> l2.size=5;
<WhiteWolf> galbi`: doesn't set the size.
<galbi`> does absolutely nothin?
<galbi`> l2.size=5;
<WhiteWolf> your making it resize 5 times when you add elements
<snibril> or write cl***es w/o a defined purpose
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